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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-01-13
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The Last say-A Card from Harry Donohuo.
We have received from Mr.. Harry Donohue
card In which he gives a statement Of the facts
In regard to the assault upon him by n. n Lloyd,
and a short history Of the trial, concluding as
The facts In the case, a. before stated, were
clearly proven against him before Judge Smell,
who, IN summing up the evidence, was very Sc
we're In his remarks, and could md no pTovoca-
ton whatever TO warrant the cowardy act Of
shooting, and he therefore, At the request Of the
District Attorney; sent the case 70 me grand
true bill against him; and now we come to the
trial, which was called on last Tuesday, hut the
Rn saed oT Il IN ana az %ss caS
mented by the court for his appearance.
The case proceeded, The prosecuting witness
optional; the Court did not seem TO desire IL
much, but would hear what he had 10 say) The
"say" was said. The Court will now he pleased
to hear the detsndanI-or plHintlT. am not
vanced to the head not the foot-lIghts this time,
and spoke his piece-detailing his many acts Of
letters, threatening his life; the plot gotten up
at the theatre on that charitable occasion to muir
der him, &C., &c, rendering II necessary for him
TO borrow a pistol q few days before ptacticing
on the undersigned, and carry II In defence Of
kindling.wool-l mean his life; u being the
same, however, that he drew In the green-room
on Mira. kunklc and Mrs: wlsc, whomhc brought
the lmpudence TO ask him for their salary y but
he was not guilty Of carrying COncc called weapon;
and altogether relating such tale Of fiction As
could only spring from the brain Of abused and
bllghted genns; at the close Of which the Court
smiled smile OF approval on the brave artist,
and Thought u he had proven before the Jury the
truth of his fiction he would doubtless have been
acquitted. That Court had lively Imagination.
In conclusion, would state that did not wish
nor desire this man convicted on my statement
alone, and would here ask, why were not the wit
nesses summoned who were present at the time.
and who heard and saw the whole occurrence
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-01-13
LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.



perceive that several feOw-clerks have
noticed my figures on the cost Of living, and
jump ut the chance to show that the thing can
he done for less money. Wen, | knew It could
all the time, and was not arguing to the contrary
But the question is; Can a CLERK with an average
family live In as good a house a. the clerks In
Boston and New 70 TX do, and otherwise as COM
fortAbly, on salary Of 1900 and save any
money for old age7 I admit that one can DO
without magazines, newspap ers pew rent, music
teaching, charities anl trim to New England
and also that certain kind 81 tenements can be
had for $40 per month, and clothing can he had
for four persons for less than 800. But deny
that a person can live a. people Of the New Rng-
land States near the large cities DO on less than
stated In my former communication. "QuATtO"
nnds that interest AMI wear and tear of furniture
u not an expenditure. Al Ihave to say on thai
subject Is, he must lie very poor clerk and a
an actual expense. But throwing that aside and
cutting down to the ngures Of man who re-
garus books, magazines, churches, charitIes
music and the means OF cleanliness of no con,
sequence, and we have the annual cost, F,4As
with nothing saved ior q rainy day
"Quarto" would dispense with the Intellectual
proyender and the comforts Of a decent home
and "place the difference to the credit Of the
provision fund" Precisely. Therr are Dlenty
OF people VINO regard culture, intellectual I'm
proyemenf, travel, benevolenre and all those
things as opportunities, and take care OF the belly
in preference to educating their children; hnt /
did not know until now that any such fellows
were employed rs Government clerks and I
deem II a great pity that any one with so low A
standard aud so destitute OF aspiration should
not, for the credit Of the service, have kept the
mOrtifyinP fact to himself, and not have parnded
them as an argument for reducing the whole
service to the same ignoble condition.
SFPr1Hra.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-01-13

Meeting ofthe Managing ComIuIttre-sOme
Arrangrmeuta Completed.

On SATURDAY afternoon at Z O'Clock the man
aging committee Of the inaugural ceremonies
held meeting at the ONCE Of Governor Cooke.
There was present Governor Cooke, J. W.
Thompson, A. X. shepherd, Hallet kllbOnrn,
William Dickson, John o. Evans, A. ". Clapp,
Ben. Perley Po0re and Col. Amos Webster.
On motion OF the Governor, A. X. Shepherd
was chosen chairman.
After some discussion II was decided to ap-
point general and assistant secretary, and Mr..
George =. Gideon was elected TO the former posi-
ton, and DR.. Vim. Tlndall as assistant.
Reports were received from the chalrnen OF
the various committees, stating what progress
had been made In the different duties to which
Messrs. Cluss aud Mullett were present and
presented the plan OF the building II II proposed
TO erect In Judiciary square. II viii he 300 feet In
length and 100 feet In width, covering 5000 feet
OF ground, and capable OF seating 600 persons,
with ample arrangements for CLOAK, dining and
retiring rooms and large yestlbule. The cost
Of the erection, decorations, &C, Is not TO eS-
scfiption, while the amount requisite 10 pay for
the Illuminating Of Pennsylvania avenue Will be
furnished by the District.
The subject o. the hall tickets was then taken
up, and after q lengthy discussion II was decided
10 nx the price at SO each, and the managers to
he held responsible for the payment OF all debts
contracted.
The New York Heraii's Washington dispatches
say that the military part OF the Inauguration
Will be magnificent display, as there Will he In
the column several crack volunteer Ofganiza-
tiOns, four companies Of regulars, the marines,
aud the West Point cadets, Commanded by Gen.
Upton, with their me band.
A letter has been received from General A. l..
Pearson, of Pittshurg, to the effect that It II
more than probable the Allegheny company,
"veteTan Legion" viii attend and participate In
the forthcoming Inauguration festivities. In the
event OF their coming they will he escorted by
the celebrated Heath ZOuayes," who, II will he
remembered, made the tour Of the country two
years ago, aud won the champion flags, which
they now carry, as the hest drilled company In
the United states. During their stay In our city
they will dril any military company, either regu-
lar or volunteer, for the championship and the
nag. The "Duquesne trays battalion,
eighteenth Regiment Pennsylvania =. N. a.,
accompanied by the famous Great Western
Band, Of Pittsburg, are also making arrange
ments TO attend. The Legion and ZOuaves will,
II Is thought, be the guests Of the National Vet
eran Union u this city.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-01-13

The DashawAys changed on last evening from
their old hall at Marlni's and held meeting at
Lincoln hall, hut, NJ far ~ numbers were con-
Cerned, that certainly could not have been the
object In making the change, as the other hall
would have accommodated all In attendance.
The audience was addressed by A. NJ. Powell,
esq, secretary OF the National Temperance So
ciety, and editor ~ the Temperance IdrOcdts, In
New York city, who, after going over the old
ground that has been covered so many times,
said that the subjecI should also be looked al In
a religious aspect that ministers OF the different
denominations should deslst from the use Of
wine In the communion service, and teach tue
members OF their congregations, and through
them the community al large, the evils " this
great curse. lie was glad tn see the ehertuAl
work that was being done In this District, This
Congress was an indication of unity Of action,
and he hoped their example would lie followed
throughout the country, and by this concerted
movement they would gain power that In time
would make itself felt In the halls OF legislation
and cause them to give the subject heed II desir-
Gus Of holding position as representatives OF the
people.
Brief remarks were made by r. u. Peck and
others; after which the meeting closed.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-01-13

Usually reference would not be made in the
REPUBLICAN to an affair like the little unnieas.
antness between Mr.. McBlair and Mr.. NH, hni
having been already made public, perhaps the
facts can be referred 10 with proprlety.
IL Is stated that the institution known as the
Bachelors German has been In existence ahOni
four years, and that every season committee OF
three Ia selected TO canvass the character OF an,
pllOants for membership In the Cub Among
others the name Of Mr.. McBlair was proposed
and he was blaokballed by Mr.. Hill, Of the CON.
mittee.
McBlair, as 1t IL understood, would not have
taken any notice Of Mr.. INNS unfrendy action
II the latter had not added insult to the injury
by Boosting Of u, In society circles Mr.. Me.
Blair heard OF this, and providing himself with q
riding whip and accompanied by one friend
called on Saturday evening at Mr.. INNS rest
dence and demanded 10 know II what he had
heard concerning Mr.. llll's boasts were true,
and being answered In the Affirmative, Mr. Me.
Blair administered castlgatiOn TO Mr.. Hill on
the spot.
From all information II IA pretty clear that Mr..
Hill has been suffering from an old grudgo
against Mr.. MCBlair, and used the opportunity
In his hands against him, for the idea can hardly
be entertained that he considers himself In any
respect the superior Of Mr.. McBlalF. Everybody
Ia perfectly willing the Bachelors German should
be as exclusive as II peases; but 1t Is barely pos
slble that It's pretensiOns OF excellence over other
people may he getting little offensive.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-01-13

Close oT the Week Of Prayer.

The week OF prayer closed on Saturday last,
and the meetings generally were well attended,
although, strange to relate, only three pastors
selected 70 take part were present 10 ON ciata
Yesterday afternoon, IN compliance with an In
Vltatlon from Rev, j. c. Smith for the members
Of all denominations To meet at his church.
Fourth Presbyterian, and have a lnal service, NJ
nitlnK termination, the church was wen
nUed. Rev. J. &. smith presided, and, after
stating the object Of the meeting, said they were
present as Christians trying TO worship God and
asking for His Divine blessing. The psth Psalm
was sung, then reading Of the Scriptures by Dr.
smith, followed by prayer by Rev. Mr.. McFalls.
Prof. WolcOtt then made u few remarks on the
origin OF the week Of prayer, saying that about
thirty years ago the missionaries In India Detl.
TONED the Christians throughout the world 10
devote the nrst week In each year In praying for
the ciVlllzlng and Outstanding Of the heathens
since that time, under the Influence of The
church, the heather doors have been opened
and the light OF the Gospel shines over their
dwelling places. The press, the telegraph, and
the railroad had done much 10 disseminate ths
Word OF God, and been productive Of great
good In the land formerly occupied by the nnlpe-
levers. Brief addresses were also made nv Rev.
:. \. Mitchell and J. G. Butler after which The
meeting closed with singing and prayer,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-01-13
4 NEW DEPARTuRg.
A New Church, n Free Church, broad
Church.

I,,,,..,,
ma. ,..,.,g, - -, , u.
Inc pastor o. ~. ianIs church, q. Butler,
issued Yesterday the following circular TO his
peoPiel lnulCAlllR NY PURPOSE 70 move ~ once
toNatu lne oIgahiIatlon OF new CONGREGATION
~ paa ~ sne e ~ e proposes 70 give
.he nloInIng scrniee 70 lne MtuhOtlal cnuIyh anu
me evening 20 ~. fanlS, nus present church,
naning nus a5ssoclAte, Tue rev. MI. BelineI, &C
SSupy ~. fau,s PUPIL IN tue morning anu the
h.ihOIh "a lhe evening.
preliminary meeting o. persons favorable to
lne new oIHhnlLatoh y called tnr tuesday even
lnk' buo Lfln, ~ ,isp oClocht III the CHAPEL cor
"Ir non ~ Az, Gu III Z sts W. ~
no.lI y, 'n nr,,sni,a ~ " y pro
poSe1 20 OiEan,he C4pnE,.gall3h IN ,ne Memo
~, IN Snapel, UoiheI pI tOuilsghln anu streets:
~ ine c99til9eI nless,pg o. uSI anu ihe help O.
uiVluSr W. nupe,l tnht lhe memorial chuTch
WI We reaV TOT "eulcatIOh dur'hg tue coming
sPrnA'
,,,.. ,.ol H hAsls.
Jcsa ,I M ~ na,,na nSH cRurSn o. Ie LORI
70 tne people anu 10 the MASTER, demands thlt
W. uheluiNOSShlp set ioIth ihe principles upon
when We nniln,
= CONTINUOUS lhihlsttN OF more than twenty
wears ~ thls Guy furnishes probably the best
suaIsnlse 70 lne nctlpinIal calholcity 81 the
WuPoHeu Shuiun' hecelVluR INC Worn OF uOd
nrac,Ice ~, hnIIin ,S ale ~ iaitn an,,
masufes ahu h1'uihg ,ne oneness OF me Chnrch
VI nniyn lme Lpiu Jesus u me only Heal, we
, " .viomsnip III VINO peleNe ~ Jesus anu
ssTn an 70 VIZ ssy, ~ nun rs tneir Ieacher anu pat;
A. L.
nnh " W VvnniCt WIN Tue nVihe rue anu the
aine i,le ., our LORI; lhe believers NE, nc.
tUt ,s " tns hog unosl, y not 70 nc uWaIIed
w , ane C s anu uauIilohs OF men.
ine SvilR'uih nneIiy 50 hOblt Nlndlcated ny
LutnsI ahu Jus CoanJnlnis must De sactedly
a"i W IN t ,, unity IN hoh-eSschtlal-,
hpc'ts' III MI 'hInIs, chaTlty.
p.,,.,,,,,,. ,,,. i ihhk uhvhCh. -.,-,,-
In k sn y. PIes ,e ptH ststern as nor IuliS
VI auu,u h.,h ahe le'ter hmu spltlt OF the tospr-
i lu"hs "uiu thV Loiu u0Nse HlAl ul Tue
han6, u w ~ lltlle illlh " mission
~ ~ W W ,ui t'u ppof, the MEMORIAL
~ a, ~ y, " ~ .muiI w lne ,lly w comfort
=, ~ 49, 49,, - " W W Ehu'Ee " hEue chuICn IN
'v ~ ny, p"Or nay ineei tngetner, inr The
L t y Wy Mhhet OF Ihen Az ENeTy family
iU"I LUZ 'nls Vnuiyn " lhcIT placc Vi worship
may "a'' 49,, ,'aL a. s,t ~ assiEhc"'
nv tho ,n,"n,ern sS S,,.,1.,,,i -,
s.ig alo r 1l oUn'tlnhtion4 ol lhe Wof.
SaIp,,h ine spostolIe piah, accofdlhg 10 !
M ,., III, ~, ~ InSiiit ul lne lrsl va! OF
,i",aI' ~ ,nS hoiu nA' pIpHPeTeni N hHec-
i"hS'eH 'eoo'n, l,,,il,,s, ,
7, vuho IN. s,,, aJiAL nisHiuS. ,,.,.,
hrh ~, w ano mn W the tItc Mvlnntihl
49,, W ty g,h unV m'E"Utou CIlssts, lAlErB
nisn ~, nj r co mUJSv VI w, tnis en1 the
p san W .u,n eAINrioIs eulnce contemplate
,"t,h IT, Lecture aiu schoo-Iooul,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-01-13
LOCAL AFFAIRS.
NOTICES OF NEW ADyERTIsE,IENTs.


A PLEASANT one-,tory house for sale.
SHORTHAND WHITING taught by II. VIC.
Mitchell.
FAmBASEs' SCALES for sale by the leading
hardware dealers.
The board Of trustees OF public schools will
meet tomorrow evening.
MARIN BRo. have received fresh supply Of
Prof. Hubbels tonic panAcea.
JOIN T. MITCHELL has received an elegant
assortment Of evening dresses.
THR copartnership between VIM. II. MINK
and Thos. j. Barclay has been dissolved.
The examination OF candidates for primary
certificates In the public schools will take place
Saturday, January IL.
THE property CLERK OF the Metropolitan Police
Will sell small sorrel blind horse Thursday, Jan-
uaIy %, at 10 o'clock a. IN.
LATINER 4 CLEART, auctlonuers, will sell on
Wednesday. Thursday, and Friday evenings,
January 10, 10, and Il, at O'Clock, large colec-
ton OF valuable books.
d. II. wARSER, real estate broker and auc-
tioneer, will sell on Wednesday, February s, At
O'Clock p. H., improved and unimproyed prop
erty near the Deaf aud Dumb Asylum, bounded
by L, VI, Dou niaIy, and seventh streets north
we4t
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-01-13

Yesterday was the dryest day in Washington.
Little Jessie owen Is the sprghtllest girl In the
city.
Doc. AndJohn were skating on the Philadelphia.
Row park yesterday.
Don't George look like the Jack OF clubs in the
the new stanley OyercOat?
The Sunday bar is not closed At the Arsenal
number OF bottles are yet for sale.
Why don't d. p. pay his election betss His re-
mlssness IN this respect II common town talk.
Why should Gilbert he discharged from the
successor
Many Of the nrst-class citizens will leave for
Philadelphia this afternoon TO attend the Amcrl-
Gus club reception,
"Whit" performed labor Of love last night.
lie was the bearer Of good tidings from Peter
leGan, In Alexandria, to tht Republican stan.
John Butler, No. 1879 Ninth street, IL not sick
with the smallpox, ~ stated, but the measles, as
the certificate Of Drs. Butts and Evans will
show.
The Chicago Relief Committee did not meet
on saturday, ont Of respect To Hon. W. u. Cas-
Sin, one OF their members, who has recently
been afflicted with the loss Of one Of his children.
OniCCr sullivan, IT the sanitary force, on sat
nfduY found and restored lost child named
Willie Wise aged three years, TO his friends Of
the WOmAnH Christian Association building.
About 500 O'Clock on Saturday night fire was
discovered In house No. is28 street, owned by
II. 4, Brewster. Onicer Grey turned In an alarm
from box -, ant the nFpmen soon eNtlngulshed
the fames. Loss ahout 1900. origin Of the 1re
unknown.
Al OlD O'Clock on saturday morning a Ore nc-
CURED IN house No. 400 New Jersey avenue,
caused by lAtrOhe stove being placed on 4
wooden foundation. The GTe was extnRuishcd
with the assistance Of the Columbia company
without calling out the department. Loss small,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-01-13

New and decided interest has attached 10 this
valuable study ever since our young friend, Mr.
Mitchell began giving instruction In our midst
He IL thoroughly competent, and In fact the only
person practically acquainted with the art who
has ever given instruction In this city. A pTac.
Indispensable. The various proposals looking "a
postal telegraphy, postal cards, the increasing
need OF II In almost every branch OF business, In
the Departments and everywhere where time Is
appreciated tends TO enhance the value Of short.
hand daily. Our young friends shOnld not let the
opportunity slip. Mr.. N. forms new classes al
his rooms, No. Gl9 Ninth street, on Tuesday
evening,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-01-13

Those afictel with chronic complaints now
have an opportunity Of being cured. DR.. neniOn,
OF New YORK, has engaged Wizards hall, where
next Wednesday morning he will publicly COM
without price" from y tn II a. m, for about NJ
teen days. lie has also taken parlOrs No. 4i5
Thirteenth street, where those who are willing
To pay can VISIT hun from II a. m. III y. NJ.
Earnest attention II directed to DR.. Heniun's
card In another column. II will deeply interest
nil afflicted with disease.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-01-13

AZ my large and handsome store, No. 1900
street northwest, am receiving daily a. nne an
assortment Of the choicest family groceries IS
ever offered for sale In this city, and as low IS
the price list Of any nfst-class house. MY stock
consists Of the finest teas, coffees, sugars, Spices
foreign and domestic fruits, pickles, Gordon
DlwOrtht preserves, table Injuries, French can
dies, and every article usually found In nrst-
class grocery.
All goods guaranteed as represented or money
refunded. "A | give all orders my personal at
tention, and have but one price, those who may
favor me with their patronage may rely upon
being fairly dealt with. GEO. L. KENNEDY,
No, 1902 street northwest.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-01-13

THE "DodFsrtC" SEWING MACHINE COMPANY Is
selling more machines In its second year than
any other sewing machine company ever sold IN
Itstenth wear The Domestic" has won this
success at time when competition IL the
strongest, and when people are the best In.
formed, most critical and eNscting' when Rnod
machines sell the most readily, and bad ones the
most slowly.
word 10 the wise Ia sufiicIent.
NJ. T. Adams Co., pO5 h street, masonic
thia CITY.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-01-13

The following cases Of smallpox were reported
To the health once on Saturday and yesterday:
One case ut the corner Of Eleventh and NJ streets
southeast one on NJ street, between New Jersey
avenue and First street southeast; one on Ninth
street, between South Carolina avenue aud c
street southeast; one 1t 4lb J. street southwest;
one at 4oT q street southwest; one at bO4 Thir-
teenth street southeast; one In Fighting alley,
between X and Y and Third and FOur-and- a-half
streets southwest; one In Van street; one on
POmeroy and Four-and.a-half streets, county;
Hall aud First streets southeast; one corner OF
New Jersey avenue and II street, q child Of Mary
Thomas; case Of Eliza Medley, In Knoxs alley,
between Third and FOnr-and-a-half and y and y
street. The only case reported was that Of q
child at No. % In an alley between Sixth and
seventh and II and streets southwest. DR.. W.
D. stewart, medical Inspector, on duty at the
health once, vaccInated iS2 persons Saturday
and Yesterday
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-01-13

Mr. Z. u. Hay Is organizing a new singing
society, similar TO that " the Choruls aud
Snngefbund, and the following gentlemen have
bscone members; MeEsTs, DennlsOn, Padding,
Hangs, Prall Ilerrics, PhlllipE, GoOlrche, Alex
andef BestOr, Whiting, Bergman, Dow, Stock
ION, Doyle, Particle and Leech. All OF them are
Young mon between the ages OF eighteen and
tWenty.fOuF Any others DESTROYS OF Joining ran
address MI HAY, at No. $40 NJ street northwest.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-01-13

On Saturday night, at O'Clock, AN alarm was
turned In from box u, corner Of seventh and NJ
streets, caused 10y the explosion Of q cOa-Ol
lamp IN q house In Madison street, by which
woman, named Margaret krOuse, WAS very Sc
flousy burned. DR., Evans, the attending phyai-
clan, enteTtAlna only slight hopes OF her TeCON-
FTy, Very little carnage was done 10 the prop
srty, and The Are department had long AMI I'M
run,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-01-13

AZ John FinlRyhill, carpenter from Ratl-
more, employed al Walls opera house, was
coming down the night OF stairs at the entrance
on Saturday afternoon he slipped and fell to the
bottom, badly cutting his chin and knocking out
two OF his front teeth. OfiCeF Hurst took him
10 the Central police station, where the injuries
were dressed, sftUT which some friends CON
Vryed HIN to bis boarding house, on ThlTteenth
htfCet northwest,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-01-13

We hear that arrangements are In progress
for a concert ut Hamline NJ, 4. church. corner Of
2 and Ninth Streets II will be under the direc-
ton OF Mr.. Nathaniel Freeman, the leader OF the
Hamllne choir, and he will be assisted by some OF
best musical talent In the city. The concert will
he for the benent Of the church, and fee OF
nfty cents will he charged for admission. A nne
entertainment Is anticipated. The selections
Friday evening next, the 18th instant,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-01-13

The revenue Oficers Of this District on Friday
last seized an Illicit still In the possession Of
Edward lIorolick, cOppeTsmlth, on y street, be-
tween Fifth and Sixth. where II had been sent
to have another made from the pattern. The
still was traced from "iIell's BOTTOM" where II
had been worked by Bruce 4 Martin, nrst to
South Washington, thence to the COppersnith's.
II IL needless 10 say that the operators In the
business have both deCAmped.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-01-13

II viii be seen by our court column that the
special term on Saturday decided the case Of the
hoard Of Public Works vs.. Dainese. II will he
TeCollected that Dainese was engaged In putting
up four threC-stOry buildings on street SOUTH
between Finn and sixth streets west, and com
plants having been made As to alleged defective
material aud workmanship, notice was served
upon him by the Board Of Public Works 10 make
them safe or move them. Dnnese Med hill for
injunction 10 restrain the defendant from re-
moving them, and the board nled to restrain
Dainese from proceeding with the work. Judge
WINE In Diet idnE to refuse the injunction, to
dismiss the bill Of Dainese, and to make the In
junction prayed for 10y the board perpetual, re-
Tered 20 the buildings as "a buTlesque," and said
Works iull power as to building regulations.