Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-29


A2riter's AT 0Asfery, ses tn street
Bsri0v's Gallery OF OF Paintings, 1886 Pa.
Sve.
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a Con6fet Of Authority Progress al
Neset;afiOns To 1ay.
since yesterday the mArke,-ho-se lmt.c.lt
eas eeenfuTsher compl.cs ed. Last n'za, son-
srtes eook up On one or the posts placed nea.
ses:and of Mr.. g. F. Schsffsr, forming part Of
ne esfrer 20 pTotCce the north east corner o.
NE tcends.ion OF the .th street wing. and thu
Ecruing, MIR. Jacob ID. Hutton, who has tue
cenfact for the brick work or the foundation
sfered so rev ard for the name Of the party who
GoIt. Shortly after the post Was again pat MP,
and he Market Master, Mr. Hstton, who re-
fzrced IL as an irnpedemeot 10 the business in
he market, caused il 10 be removed again.
Mr.. Cluss appeared about OK and asked Who
,e 700 y tSHn when Mr; hastop replied ii at he
duties; that the Police were the parties to take
u down II thai course was n -ssATy. Mr.. Has-
tsn IeIlet that his MS jurisdiction was over
MIR. Ordway subsequently appeared and di-
Tected the hole TO be FILED up Tor the present.
sCRK SETTLEMENTS WITH eTALI-HorpEgs
AT 10 O'Clock this morning, Messrs Or,iwsy.
bildre:S, Smoos, and Davis, on the part OF the
company; Mr.. Tullock, arbitrator for the com
peDy; Mr.. Cluss, architect; and Mr.. L. G. Hine
counsel for the market men, assembled in the
lower shed on 9th street, where a number of the
market men also gathered. 1t was stated tha,
hr. L. Summaker, stalls 30 and ST. agreed TO
take the appraisement of Messrs. Ents.sle and
others. Mr.. Ii. p. Pillsbury, stalls 2Ss and %;
also agreed upon special terms ISIS TO remove
LIST OF rNrrRrs.
Before proceeding TO further business, Mr..
IuDock, Profting by yesterdays experience
prepared the following list, from which umpires
Hullett, II. Cspron, b. W. Needs. s. Norment.
); Z. HaIknsss; Z. Z. Bates, s. Fowler, j. H.
Moore, W; q; Moses, James Y. Davis. J. Van
y. III Semmes. Thomas Berry, NJ. W. Gait. a.
w. Cochran, W. II. Clasett, and A. E. Perry.
ANOTHER MoOTKD rorYT.
After some conversation the case Of J. NJ. Lee
stAH =, was taken up Mr.. G. j. Brewer being
rs arbitrator and he and Mr.. Tullock proposed
Mr.. Davis, tto Mr.; Brewer).-Are you inter-
Mr.. Brewer.-what if am, can't do my duty?
M. DAVIS 90 not intend tha; any market
men shan act in the cases.
Mr.. Brewer replied that he could act accor-
ing TO his oath, whether or not he was interes-
Mr.. Davis disclaimed any personal feeling
fta,ing he objected only on general principles.
MI. Brewer finally retired, while seyera,
sonss, we're heard eSclaimins, "a huckster is as
M. Hammond asserted tina, in the cases OF
5Aiiroacs IL was usual for men through whose
ia n;c re road ran to act As jurors Tor their
Mr.. Ordesy, after conferine with q. g.rtv
s.aIls s. and 50, reported that he would take the
APPRAISAL Of Ne Entwisle q Co.
MORE HITCHEs.
Mr.. Brewer, after confe ring with Mr. TUT
lock, returned, stating that he had not agrec
Upon an umpire, Mr.. Tullock insisting tina
some one from his list be selected.
MI holmes, who had been chosen arbitrator
dor Dsssrs. +. Sbafer, S3, 2oi and DO, and jos.
IA,tef; 2d and e55, next conferred with Mr..
BIT. Brewer-that Mr.. Tullock insisted that the
UMPIRE should be taken from his list.
In the case Of q. Hughes, (stall ST. Mr.. Ham
Eord, arbitrator, agreed with Mr. Tulloch to
call In Mr.. Semmes.
Mr.. 6. Rover, stalls 90. IS and 81, settled BIZ
taking the appraisal OF Messrs. ErtEisle & Co.
IN TIE case Of j. Cro,s, So and "a, Mr.. j. II.
Richardson agreed to take Mr.. Samuel Bacon
IS umpire. In the case OF Mrs. Brayton, 30 and
81, Mr.. L Ball, the arbitrator, could not agree
with Mr. Tulloeh. Mr.. Lucket C2ii) agreed to
tyke the appraisal of Messrs. E., II. and T.
in the case Of James Fry, (252 and 253l T.
Earnest, arbitrator, 5. Norment was chosen
unpire.
tore O'Clock 10 return had been made. and
Mr.. Ordwsy stated that he had seen all the
parties except three, ana the disagreements
were quite DuIpe rous. Messrs. NOrment, Tub
lstslls 20 and 253,) were reported to have
agreed, but Justice j. II. johnson who had
suggested Mr.. John f. Norris a referee for an
parties, not being present TO do the swearing,
ment OF Msszrs. Entwis'e, Brown and fasker
fooins up s9le, was the subject OF much com
rsent.
In the case Of Mr.. Fay's stall, the arbitrators
we're sworn by Justice L. d. klopfer. ard they
assessed the value at So stand 343, Mrs. Myles
settled.
The Following have been settled so, Il. Ro-
yer; 60, NJ. Dodson; CT and %. X. Motion; 65, A
Glennin; y. 10. "A and -. j. Lavender; &c and
%, W. Ocksfadt; g and %, l.. Hsssler; 80 and
~, l.. Sumaker; ~ and ~, n. Jones; 2Ss and
20, II. -. Pillsbury; 2Ss aud 20, C. Hartie:
$50 and al, NJ. DEB 2t3, Mrs. Myers; 2i5,
a. anmmfTS- snHO n. o..
and 25S, j. III. Fry; 2iG, j. Brumagin.
Ieefe appears 10 be good deal better feel
ing to-day among the butchers and hueksters,
Anu they state that they are not in any way op-
POSED 10 a new market, but they desire to have
not only The value of the wood and fxtures in
ciuded in the awards but what they will bring
IN the market, as in many cases they paid hun
Sreds Of dollars originally for the good will OF
At O'Clock the body adjourned. The arbi-
traitors viii report to- morrow al O'Clock.
ANOTHER CoLoREp SCHOOL NrDpLE-DiF-
Gully About tie Nsle School AOtse.-Messrs. Syphax
and wormley, trustees Of colered schools me;
ut the Office Of MIR. Edward Clark architect for
the Capitol extension, yesterday, for the pur-
pose OF executing the contract with Hunt K
Williams for tie erection OF a new school
house ON Capitol Hill. Mr.. King (minoritv)
steted 70 MI Clark that he wished to enter his
protest against the proceedings, and was abou.
70 state bis re as0ns, when Mr.. Clark Informed
him Il AZ he declined, in consequence of remarks
published as having been made at the last meet
ing OF the board, to have ANYTHING more TO do
with the matter. This somewhat astonished
Messrs. Syphax and wormley. MIR, King az
serts that there has Deyer been any specitca-
nens laid before the board with the plans a.
thtre should be, hence his opposition TO the
proceedings.
TEE NEW CENTER MARKET HorsR-BiIs
Tor Construetioz Of tie Eas; WiRg.-At O'Clock
z. M yesterday. the building committee of the
New Market House Company met at the
once OF Mr.. Alex. K. shepherd for the purpose
OF opening the bids received for the construc-
ton OF the 9TH street wing OF the new building
The contract Tor work on the foundst on had
been previously awarded, so that the following
BIDS were only for the superstructure ID G.
Angus & Lewis, s5l ,9i5; w. g. Hutton, S4s,5Oo,
Robert j. Fleming, S5s SIS; Jno. W. Hender-
son. so2 ,5IOi EntWisie & Barron, SIS, iOo and
Clement & Crsecy, OF Boston, Mass., SIi.s71.
Besides the above general bids W. j. and G. A
AcEar mi L. H.