Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-21

DOtlIy heSrrS. 1eemySr Y 20. of the
acceptance Of the bid, and execute the contract;
agreed 10.
IHE NEW MARKET. -
Conference with the Dealers In the
East WtDx-Mr. r. l.. TullOck An.
pointed ArbritT AtOr.
This morning, Messrs. Smoo:, Davis, and
Chandler, as sub committee of the New
Market Company, accompanied by Mr.. A.
Cluss, the architect of the structure, appeared
at the Center Market and served the following
notice on about 80 of the stall holders who are
on the ground to be occupied by the east wing
oil the new building:
wAsBINeroN, d. c., Nov. 10Th, 1870.
MT. You are hereby notified to
selsct one competent person to act as arbitrator
on your behalf in connection with an ar arbitrator
to be appointed by the Washington Market
company, and third arbitrator to be appointed
by the two, in accordance with the act OF Con-
sress Of May 20, 1870, to value all buildings and
n1turos belonging to You upon the grounds
ing committee of the Washington Market Com
IaDy will be present on said grounds ON the 2'st
Gay OF November, $50, at 10 O'Clock a. m, ready
and place. H. L. DAVIS '
For the building committee of the Washineton
Market Company.
Extract from an /" Act TO incorporate ne Wc,1fno-
ton Market Company"
SIC. 10. And be II further enacted, That the
and pay for all buildings and fixtures which NAV
pc upon the above mentioned ground belonging
TO individuals, within reasonable tine after
be agreed upon by the president and directors
OF said company and the owners should thew
S1slna, amy amy Pay therefor Of the sforessd
dent and directors and the owners of said prom
cry cannot agree as to the price Of said build
ing or fixtures, then in such case the company
owner shall select one competent perron. and
they, the two, shall choose third one who shaIi
proceed to value the buildings and fixtures, and
Email as "a the value Of said property. and the
smount 20 agreed ron shall be paid to the
owner thereof before the same 10 removed from
ne grounds aforesaid. That in case the owref
OF said property will neither sell said property
nof choose an arbitrator, as aforesaid, to value
said property, after ten days notice 50 TO 90,
.nen, IN such case, the said company may pre-
damages. ''i
ARsITRAroes APPOINTED.
The stall owLers informed the committee that
they had determined to claim all the rights they
had under the law, and would, within the limits
allowed by the law, appoint an arbitrator and
Also mat they had retained Mr.. X. Il. Merrick
10 see that their interests were protected. The
committee tbereupon left the ground, and sub
stsuently selected Mr.. L. L. Tulloek, collector
on internal revenue, as arbitrator, stating that
they would meet the marketmen on next Mon
day, II not notified before that day.
N
WAsHINsToNIAN ANSWERS A NEW YORK
SWINpIING CIRCULAR-Last week two men,
named Joseph Cecio and George Wilson, were
arrested In New York for swindling, and the
oncers found that they employed several clerks
EHIiIi IS,t CIRCULARS Ga eIgnsd W. Cooper Co.
& Co., offering for sale splendid executed conn
ferfetts on the national currency. They pro-
ctasers, !" and to forward them by express q q
d., 10 their would be dishonest customers On
receipt OF an order they sent to the dupe a small
COX or package or sawdust, upon which the ex-
lress company collected the amount OF the bin.
The dupe, or course, was made aware that he
had been swindled on opening the box or pack
age, but ne had TO pocket his loss to save his own
reputation. A number OF letters in answer 10
The circulars, were found, among them one
signed Chss Mitchell, 612 ID street, South Wash
iDston, In which the writer says: at YOU want
good agent in Washington, can assure Won
will suit i never knew of any ore passing conn
tsrfeit money here, and 1 think that can &c,
cash money would not ht state in sending for
the full amount. Iyou VIII send me about $50
or 500 10 commence with, promise to stick to
you, and lot even let my own brother know il,
send II as soon as possible"
lee AVENUE PAvEHENT-Tie Robbins Sec
fion.-Mr. 8. p. Brown, who has the contract
for laying the Robbins pavement on Pennsyi-
this morning received a dispatch from Williams
port, Pennsylvania, where the pavement is
beng made, announcing that the work Of ship
ping wss commenced to-day. The contractors
Will begin the laying Of that section by Monday
next, at the latest, though IL Is probable that q
portion viii be laid about the close of this week.
THETHRATERs--Mr. and Mrs Barney Will
msns make their appearance at the National
1neater this evening after an absence of five
years, and should receive a hearty welcome
The Fairy Circle, )" and ait Is the Custom of
opening night
a hfra
Iusionist, Miss AngeliQue Schott and Professor
Willis Cobb, with his trained animals com
nenee an engagement at Wallis Opera House
this evening.
THEFiF (IsLAND) BAPTIST CHURCH-The
series OF meetings at this church, which have
been IN progress for about six weeks, closed
yesterday, and six converts were baptised-one
In the Potomac, and five in the church. Tns
meeting resulted in the conversion Of eighteen
or twenty persons. The pastor, Rev C.. O.
Meador, has been ably assisted in these meat
lngs by Rev. Mr.. Bradford, of Accomac county.
Virginia. ~
THR LOUISIANA AND INDIANA AVENUE PAW
NEST-This morning Major Morse who has
the sub contract for laying the blocks Of the
avenues commenced the work at the east side OF
q street below the railroad track and will cor
tinue il on that side Of the track to Sd street.
before commencing north Of IL. Mr. James
holmes was to-day appointed an inspector OF
the work.
THANKSGIVING AT THE SYNA9OGUR-
Thanksgiving day will be duly celebrated on
Thursday next by our Hebrew fellow-citizeps,
AZ the Synagogue on sth street Simon Wolf
EsY., Register Of Wills, has been invited, and
VIII deliver an appropriate address. The hour
fIed for the commencement OF the exercises is
2o'c,ock p. N.
SUIT AGAINST A RAILRoAD.-Mesers. Fisher
and Harrington, for Col Jeheii Brooks, have
entered suit against the baltimore and Ohio
Railroad, for the omission Of Q duty imposed by
ttatnte IN falling 10 provide tor the plamhff
proper Wagon ways across the track from one
part OF his land 10 the other through which the
road passes Damages are laid az 4 900.
An INFANT SNOTHKRKD.-Oficer Reed callsd
on the Coroner 70 investigate the case of Lu
cinda Adams, living on LIST street vest near fhe-
river, who IL was supposed had killed her infant
child The Coroner visited the premises but
being q case Of accidental death by smotherins