Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-07-09

The plaintiff in this case finds himself an occu-
pant OF stall in June, and the company gave
nonce that they intended TO cell. But not &C
corning 10 the charter this sale TO be for
they intended TO sell the choice. 1t was not this
Kind OF auction that the law contempl sted.
Even II they had the right to hold second auc-
tion they had no right TO sell the choice of stalls
Tor the occupants at the previous sale adj a title
IN them. IL was an unfortunate circumstance
Tor the public that this misunderstanding had
taken place. The object of the corporation is
to make money, and when a company have a
grant bordering Sn sovereignty itself it must be
carefully watched. The staIi Of complainant in
his good will in il about to be sacrificed The
case presented a well settled ground for equity
jurisdiction, and he would order the Injunction
Tue butchers and other dealers were highly
elated at the announcement OF the decision OF
the court, and 1t is highly probable that there
will be full market on Saturday.
Inc Adjourned Taxpayers, Neefiuy
A Ltrcy IIDe for Hot Fedthsr-ss Democrat
Darts" on the Rampoge-He .Squelckes Dr. ynod.
grass, ChG,Cs Up Mr.. Edsby, end rIrps hs, Raj.
on 4. Grants Terbosity and HiHer's Pondsrous
heSotn'iohs- Uhat Mr.. Nix Overheard ia a
GrceeTy-Uhat Mr.. ClossH Told the Commits
sioHeTs - Mr.. AeNerhdny RselaimS his Eye
glasses.
An adjourned meeting of taxpayers was held
at the board of trade rooms last evening, at
which there were present about 50 persons;
among them Joseph II. Bradley, jr.; Horatio n
L.
Clark; Clifford Arrick, o. II. Marsh, ~:
Cluss, Thornton Smith, DR.. q. P. Gull a, 40.
+. Miller, Charles Edmonston, Jo' IN PnpSS
Columbus alexander, h 5; Pa-,t john ru =,
u. Snodgrass, Augustus Wat ON. Allan Gnai,,
Frank McNerhsny, n. WstkInsI Geo + E;rh
Clark Mills, Alex. Adam.,ou, William Or,na T
hoones, j. p. Tustn, IL W. Rarker or :
In one corner Of tho room for some time ba.
Iere O'Clock, small group gathered about
or. Slagetts seat, and in the rear of the room
auotner PaItY was rallied, audit was evident
there were two swarms in the hive.
Mr. Clagett, the secretary, at a few minutas
past eight O'Clock called the meeting to order
statlng that the chairman of the former Iaeet,
ing was not present, and IL appeared from his
absence, and others. that there was some mis-
apprehension as to the time of meeting He
suggested that temporary chairman be sc.
Mr.. l.. +. Clark moved that Mr.. Josenh TT
Bradley, il, be called to the chair; carried.
MI. Bradley, on taking the chair, stated that
ne did not know exactly the position thew occn-
pied. He understood however that iris was
an adjourned meeting.
Mr.. Clagett stated that at tie preceding nc eet-
ing, held under call signed by Mr.. Corcoran.
Mr.. Riggs, and others, a preamble and two or
thIee resolutions had been agreed mon He
intended to have had these proceedings tram
scaipea put on the day following Col. Philip
ing TO have the transcTibing done, but had NOT
returned them. Probably Col. p thinks with
some others, that there was nothing done at
MT. James f. Miller moved that COMMITTEES
OF hve be appointed on resolutions.
MIR. II. n. Easily said that at the last maet,n,
Ihe chairman MIR. s. Bacon) had decided thai
some OF the articles presented were adopted
after they had been reported from a commirfea
appointed on organization. 1t will be recollect-
20 that there was some confusion, which aIose
not on the subject matter ct the report, but he
a ag ,s the Chairman had iDudiciously appointed
10 &c AZ committee two gentlemen who bpd 80 !
10. y sc.ea Win the Districtring. Inasm1rS /
owe1 as there was a difference Of oninic'
e woula move to reconsider the vote 10 Upnhtion,
he report q the committee at the 1revio Tn
Mr.. Miller.-That course will make il necss !
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