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Condensed LncaIs.

Persons interested zOuli 90 ven - look a..
the L2t.ce y Mr. II. II. Prince in tie " Per
sOnal' ads
At meeting OF .tEe hoard OF trustees Of the
National college, Of Pharmacy last night an
prCFTiatiOn OF 50 vas made u The Washing
tor Nati0nal Monument fGnd.
b. II. Warner, real estate broker and auc-
uoneer, sold yesterday afternoon at auction a
lot q cypress lumber on q street. wharf Tor B
y Meeus, receiver. Tor $1,000.
During tho absence Of the President the car
PETS n TIE White House, which, during the
sumner; have been replaced ~ita mating, are
Tie many friends Of the Rev. Dr.. HoImeaI,
rector 81 Grace church, South Washington, will
be glad 90 learn that n is much better, and i
cOnsidered cut OF danger.
Dir. George 7. Mcclellan, president OF the
Board Of Public School Trustees, Yesterday ten
eered HE resignation, which vas accepted, and
DI. X. u. Deirick, formerly member OF tn
Old board, was appointed in his stead.
The annual meeting OF Odd Fellows Build
ing Association Will Be held to mOTTOW evening
Tor the EUrpose OF eleCttng board CT trustees
for the ensuing year, and tie transaction OF
other important business.
MIR. 7 5. Slater. Of the city post Office son
Of Gel. v. Il. Slater, late collector Vi the Dis
tTict, will be married to Miss Rosa ROwxsr of
Maryland, ~ The Calvary Baptist CHURCH, by
the Rev. DR.. Parker, at 8 O'Clock this after
noon.
From DIR. c. b. CIsain we have specimens of
TIE heTlemODt grape, "a native of Georgia.
grown n the open AIR in Lis garden in George
town. They are snail, but sweet aud Juicy.
CDe OF ne punches sent Us weighs just pound
sId another ten ounces.
About 80 O'Clock this morning a cOlOrsd
II an, Daniel Wooden, found a dead white male
infant in the public garden on 9th street north
west, opposite the Baltimore aud Potomac rail-
road depot, and took II to the central guard
house Coroner Patterson was summoned bat
Oct med al inquest unnecessary.
Rev. Thomas 81. EDDY, one of the secretaries
OF the missionary society Of the Methodist
church, and formerly pastor of the MetrOpOl-
Tan eLuIeh IN this city. Is lying dangerously i'll
IL New York OF Inflammation of the bowels. A
Dispatch from New York last night stated that
II was feared he would not survive the night
At meeting Of tue medical society of the
alumni Of Georgetown University last night, at
the lecture rooms, corner Of 10 h and f streets
lJT. y. u. St Clair, President in the chair, and
Ut. ines r. Gibbs secretary, DIR. Joseph Tsber
johnson was elected ss orator 70 represent the
alumni society at the next annual commence
ment OF the medical department OF the Uniyer-
sify il March, 1875
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ELECTtON OF DELEGATES TO THR NATIONAL.
NOENEslIoN pF PEEACHRRS--AU q meeting
Of local preachers Iast night IN the paTlors OF
the b6trcI Cltan 81. T.. church, (Rev. James O.
Henning IN the chair, ) held for the purpcss OF
eieCtlhg deiegates TO the convention of the
National Preachers Association in Baltimore
on the 18th Instant. the following were elected
as delegates;-Dr. +. Howard, Wm. BIrrows
81. u HtEulng, ;. A. H. Mchim, William Fort
m h. ETau7, Z. Z. Burr, French ). Evars
John \. Lighter. John 4. RjggIes. ThCs. Cog
gins, John l.. Hayghe, Richard EmmOns. 10
keph Latham and Samuel CTamer. Mr. I
AtkiES on Was elected an honorary delegate
IL was voted that after the adjournment OF tie
convention about the Goth instant, the mem
leTs OF the convention be invited to an excur-
SOB 70 thls city Ter the purpose OF visiting the
public buildings and Mount Vernon. Nsvs-s
tramer, Burr, Henuing, Howard and NcKim
we're appointed committee TO make ths ns-
eessary arrangements for the reception OF tue
delegates.
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District Government Affairs.

John shea, proprietor of premises numbered
5se, 81 and SIS ON NJ aryland avenue south west,
bas been notified that the same are unsafe as To
ire, there being DO chimneys. and insecure as
10 life and limb. and directed to have them
vacated ard torn down at once. He was also
directed 70 have a chimney constructed to
premises No. 8. 9, on same avenue.
TIE Pay OF Contractors LARoRKRs.
The District Commissioners have found con-
siderable difficulty in the construction of the
act OF Congress Of June %, sppropristiug
SIS Coo 20 pay the laboTers under the cOntrac-
tors. The law is in itself vague and does not
provide for any lsbOreIs who happened to have
heeE employed in Georgetown or the county
outside OF thIs city. Sometime ago the Com
missioners advertised for contractors to send in
= swOin let Of their pay rolls, which were
haBCed into the Office OF Controller Baker,
where they have since been LAYING, amounting
10 about :, go. The fret difficulty ia the way
II 10 ascertain " hat amount is due the eOntrac-
tors respectively, which can only be
arrived at when the board OF audit
pass upon their accounts, when the di-
vision OF the amount appropriated will be
made pro rata. The iabOTers in the meantime
have 70 await the results. The largest number
OF lsbOTeTs interested are those under Aessrs.
Adams and Strong. The Commissioners have
recently had this knOtty question under consid-
Grafton, and il IL probable that in a short time
they v 81 settle as TO how the distribution shall
te II ade. A large number OF labOreTs employed
By Contractor Crowley, on the Bladensburg
turnpike rO&O, in the county, are LETT out in tie
cold BY the Terms of the law.
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THE FREEDMAN's SAVINGS BANE.--Tha COM
n ssiOneTs 70 settle the affairs or tie FreedmaH's
Saving and Trust Company write TO a CORE
stOI oelt mat u Is impossible yet to say when
the nTsr dividend viii be paid. They have DoVF
only $4,000 IN the treasury, and $500 COO are
required as the basis OF a dividend OF twenty
Per cent. In the present Condi ion Of the money
market, and on account Of the high taxation in
the District Of Columbia, the collections are
SLOW AID very small; so it will take a long
t.me 10 raise funds 20 make such a dividend
= ne sPpIoNmate liabilities on the nth OF July
were q sec, 600, and the assets 81 700 OOO While
much VIII be made in collections a consider
able cum Will be realized in accumulated inter-
est as matter OF economy Ii has been deter
mined 70 close the thirty-three branches AT the
end OF this month, by which 3 saving OF at least
SIOO, 600 viii be erected.
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CITY ITEMS.

OPENED THIS MORNING. - Drab all Wool
Melton Fail OvercOats for SID worth SIS.
Suits In handsome shades OF DoeskIn Weave
Velvet Finish. These are fine goods aud ara
priced at $50. Rubber CiOaks, made specially
for me, for driving and riding. More, perfectly
fitting shirts. One price only.
GEO. c. HENEIEa, No. 40 It'll street,
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LOCAL NEWS,
arnrsements. hc. Tontghf

: NG'icEa} Tbs0f.T-Hadam .Janausehek IN
The great sensational drains, Temptation"
F0rT-s CpSrd Po-iSs-Mr. John r. Owens in
stEVeTy boo vs. Friend. D" and - Scion Shingle."
TE(1tsT CCrfgus.--Ssm DeVere in the great
drama OF 'sJust in Time,' and other attTac-
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PROPOSALS
PROPOSALS FOB ARTILLERY HOasEs-
..,uO QCARTERMAsrER' OFFICE.
llSS 6IEARD sIREET, PHILADELPHIs- pa


49,. u QCARTERMAsrER' OFFICE.
i1SS 1IEARD STREET, PHILADELPHIa. Pa
S..toa a., -. September -, 1873 \
cealeo ffopt sails IN tripicare. Wit COPY II this
advertisements attached 70 each, wifi - 100000 -
tbs Stice until Don sATCRDAY Orfot,er ri 49,
AZ sLich place sad time they viii D. sneDe.5 III
presence Of bicde's for delivery a. r 1rt NcHenrT
U. :. artillery service. D'o ioA
These horses viii be subi eot e. inspection bv .
oyafo y ofhcerf, sHd should comply with the foi-
lowing desCrlpiCE: 'N0 W.
Age az date q pure hsse from Eve 20 eiEht Years.
helght, iiom hficeD aud Ors-tBf 10 esteem hands.
wen bTcken 70 harness; free from vice. perferflv
sound N every resreCt; fun chestea phoui5.rs AM
GENTLY broad 20 support the collar. out NOT TOO
heavy tUl ostreed, With bread. Deep lsins: short
eOubitd Sih solid hind gusrters; wegst a. great a.
Is conslsteLt with actiyity-ssy frou leo q 100
ULos, when an good seTvicesbls condition 10 ~
OF DARK colcrs, and have free AID cas- action Al
walk, trOf, ard RslI0p, -
Zach bld should Re accompanied ~ a eua-a,sv
signed by two persons, whose responsfhiiitv
must be oertihed By United -tstes rict Ind. ~
attorney, that the successful bidder viii Al ono
eNecute contract for which they Will b. bc,5s-
Of he Contract "''0uAt
The right t. reserved 10 reject any and all hid.
Envelopes should be mari ed " prop sals Tor a -
tnlery Borses. snd addressed % the uuderSirne3
j. J. DANA, MAJOR aud ouar.eTmaSter
octl+ot Bfevet Brigsdier General, q. D. A
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THE REGATTA YEsTERDAY-Tis TrsadsgsV
eNa tc,AH.5tG bs WmneTs-fhe sailing regatta
from the 9Th street wharf 70 Glyuont yestsr-
Gay, an account OF the start OF which was given
IN TIE STAR Of yesterday, resulted in a victory
Tor the IresdEel OF the hrst-clasS yachts, and
columbia Of the secOud-ClasS-the TreadweII
beafing the Americus By minutes and sec
ord, snd the Columbia beating the Witch OF the
wave by minutes and seconds. On the re-
tGrn OF the yachts match was made between
TIE Columbia and the Mary Jane for 800
soc. Shich Was won by the latter. This is a new
boat bnlt BY Car tain SmithsOn, and she was
h-aeh aennsd yesterday Tor her jauhty appear
anCe. She X coed sGiisr.
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CoUGH, H0arseness, Asthma, or any Irritation
heVed by taking DR.. Balls Cough Syrup. IT
has cured thousands. Recon- mend il to your
friend and neighbOr. Your druggist keeps it.
Price. o cents.
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a SCENE IN MAGISTRATES OFFICR.-Yes-
terday, during trial before Justice Mouiton
on Ith street, in which Justice Plant appeared
as counsel, an alteration took place between
the latter and Daniel Pfeil. Very OpprobriOus
and offensive language was used, and Plant was
violently assaulted by Pfsil and his wife, Caro-
line. There was much excitement in the neigh
bothoOd, and crowd gathered around the or
zee. subsequently warrants wsre issued by
Justice MoUiton, on complaint of Justice Plant
charging assault and battery against PfeiI and
his wife: This morniog the warrants were all
returned 10 the Police Court, where the prose
cutting attorney, Mr.. Clos, after an inquiry into
appearing that all the parties were more or less
to blame.
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W0EDERFUL.- REDUCE YOUR GAS BILLS
ana ILCreass Your nsht BY usiue the NJ
IEohED GAS BUREER. For sale by HAMIJ
and ID streets sctss16'
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CoREs, BUEIOhs, 80.
FOR relief from Germs, BuniOns, Club and In
growing Nails. etc, visit DR.. " hits's establish
ment, No. 535 18th street, opposite the U. S.
Treasury.
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TIE Arson AND BURGLARY CAsEs-Yes-
tsrdAy IN the Criminal Court, judge Hum
Inreys, VIM. johnson, alias GTaysOn and Al
the stable OF Maurice Casey, corner of 18Th and
boundary streets, on the nj ht on the 20th OF
August. Mr.. Garrett Tor Davis, and Mr. +.
Schmidt who was iened 20 the defense of
johnson, both entered motions for a new trial.
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ALL's WE'LL THAT ENDS WELL.-TO-d ay, a
Young colOred man was aTraigned before JUS
tlce Shea on the charge OF bastardy, preferred
by Alice BTiscoe. Alice, who had loved not
wisely, but too well, was accompanied by her
mother, and before going into trial the matter
was talked over, and, il being concluded "the
easiest wsy was the best way" they proceeded
70 Justice Walters Office, and, a license having
oeen procured, Rev. MIR. Hinckley, OF the UnI-
tartan church, WAS sent for, and made the ac-
eused and accuser man and wife. The marriage
took place 10 the back Office of the Justice and
was witnessed by number of members of the
Tar, and at the conclusion the couple departed,
taking with them the congratulations of the dis
clples OF Blackstone. The bride fmmed iatsly
returned to her home and the bridegroom to his
days work.
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ELEGANT, sweet, light and wholesome Bread
Rolls, Biscuits, Corn Bread, Mullins, Buck
8neHt and other Griddle Cakes, and sstry and
Yeast Powder,
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IHE CHARGE OF PERJURY AGAINST DR.. @,
u. PUEvIs-IR the Police Court to day Mr.,
CIoss stated that there had been filed in his
once warrant and affidavit charging one q
b. PuTVls with perjury This, it will be re-
membered, grew out of the recent civil rights
GFse. Upon consulting about the case with tha
D,sulet attorney, MI. Gloss said, it had bosn
found best to enter a noHe Ur9segisf and the
witnesses In the case cOuld be dismissed Mr.
Fendsll, for Mr.. Harvey, stated that his client
Mr.. harvey. with four Witnesses, were present
and ready and able to substantiate the CHARGES
Inc court said IL was usual not to interfere in
soCh eAses; where prosecuting attorney had
examined into the merits of case it was TO be
presumed that he knew whether or not there
was sufficient evidence to justify him in prose-
cutting. The court would not interfere in this
case, but If the parties have a good case the
higher court was the proper tribunal TO hear it,
MI Harvey expresses his purpose to carry the
case To the higher courts.
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The PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY, at their an
nuai meeting last night, elected ofhc GERS for the
ensuing year, as follows: President, q. q. Wer;
wee PRESIDENT, T.. ii. Taylor; secretary, NJ. j.
Rock wooci treasurer, O. St0rrs; director, Dr.
d. r: Caulheld; librarian, Nj. b. Cushman FIX
eeenNe committee: M. p. Gage, T. T. Stewart,
". w. Gray. The society proposes to take up
Ior rehearssl. shortly an orstorie either HsEh,or
samson" A proposal hiss been received from
me musical committee of the Congregational
in that chnrch. e "e9i
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LIB NATIONAL SAVINGS BAEK, corner of
New York avenue and 18th street paws Der
cent. per annum on deposits for each calender
month. Banking hours, 9 TO 4. SatUrdays,9 to
4 ana 10 Q. 2I3,I4tI6
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HE THEATRRs.-We have seldom sven a
more delighted audience than that at FOrds
opera house last night, and the shouts of laugh .
ter which Owens evoked in his diverse charac-
tiers Of ''JOsbua Butterfly" and ''Solon Shingle''
must have been even more gratifying to him
Than the hearty applause which greeted him on
his entry. OF the first piece, TavIor's hne COM
coy OF "Ihe Victims" IL is praise enough to
owens excellent company to say that it has
never been performed so well throughout in
this city before. The characters were Carefully
dressed 70 suit the requirements of the play and
eaCh gave spirited but natural expression in
W0Td and action to his, or her, part. Owens
seemed TO be in his best and jOlliest mood and
there was not hitch anywhere. 1t Is hardly
far where all did so well to discriminate, but
the .,f ltZheToert" OF Colin Stuart, the "MerrY-
weather" OF Mr.. T.. i. ThOrne," the "Miss
Crane" OF Mrs. Carhart, the "Mrs. Merry
weather. of Miss Dom, the s.CarfufisD OF
howard and "Curdle" of Chippendale were
particularly well conceived and PLAYED To-
night Owens in bis great roles of "Maier De
Boots" and "Solon Single"
a large audience attended the opening of the
National Theater last evening, and the emo
hCnai power OF ri adame JanauRcbek i'm her fin
OF Scots, Kept them interested and excited until
the sad close OF the play. The dignity, the an
ger, tie sorrows of the Inflated Queen, were all
pictured 20 the life, and there was most eDthn-
slastic applause throughout. bnt particuIarIv
at the eLd or the third act. The support was
very far with few exceptions, but these rather
n AIRED the unity of the performance. Mr.
Morton should study the part of Leicester h.
fore he again sppears in Il. Tonight Msdame
q AZ ausCBek will appear in the emotional drama
OF 'IemptatiOn," the original version of .sTed
AsTay, ana there will don DtleSs be another
crowded house.
The fan opening of the Theater Cominue was
a great success from the opening farce until tue
close Act followed act in rapid suCce ssiHn, aud
tLe frequent laughter and applause testified
Ilat me audience were well satisfied with tae
performance.
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SEVERAL MORE wonderful cures of rht uma-
t'sm by the use Of Dur ang's Rheumatic p msdv
have been reported. -.
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SALE or REAL EsTATK.-Messrs. Duncansor
bfothers' sneuoneeTs, sold yesterday Afternoon
for X. H. Laskey and Phi. Nav, trustees the east
u feet OF the south half OF lot Ne. 3. in square
791, improved by ? story frame dwelling situ-
ated on North Carolina avenue, between 81 an 4
sth streets east, % @. Sehaeffer, for $3.50. Also
adjoining house and lot, for S755, % same party;
ssc, adjoining lot, II feet by so feet, for Si5 10
same; also, $50 feet OF ground in rear the same
70 y. Schaefer, at . cents a sqaare foot
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Try TIE ELASTIC TGUss, 235 Pennsylvania
avenue. .
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-, OVERS Of the turf win do well TO exam,ps
TIE advert sement Of the Washington DrivinS
Asf6 GATOR, which viii Commence th.i Di rsng
ton oTioS afternoon. The large programme
offered 10 attractive and the enterprise shonld
be hbel ally patronized. Aouio
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EDUCATIONAL.


hkeoLVNBssEaneSsVGRSITT LAW
The sSsrs is q ri. Ia sohoal .whieh nov nun.
VII = rs.ss % = SE@sEsbs - .s = S Sl,S,gsHi
&C. 81 beI, - Sg,-es a., ~ "A lsg BallinS,
fse,l'y 8 'ns,Iucti-u dCT'rs she - = .s5c yisT.
wLich lasts IL 20 uortis, via Boz AZ o. ti-s. 'A''
JAMES c. WILLING IL n.
Pr siceDf, sId LecturcT on Ecsli u LiIcrsture
SAMUEL TNBEE, III. d..
fr &C s q fgi, ga'i'.Tpi pS. = e !on LsE
sd the Law n Psfnership
MATTERS OK F.-
trgf.secr uf ih- law q arsi aid l' q 4 T'r,r. T.
OF Contrzct-, aud - Crimes ans Mi.isrleans-s'
1hE BON. WILLIAM q LAWRENCE. ID
Professor Of ths Law o. Nstiar.
TAG HON CHARLES q. MOTT.
Professor az LcE-l Prscfics.
,,,.--.- GFebGE y. ApPLEBY, r..
prali'o- ~ the Law. '-'
90 nc .pcnirg n .is s,5ooI. q, an am, an p.c.
vAITERs COY, -. ~. WI ,., p. a,.isersi ~
sIueir ~ thr JsHio- discs. To- .',mri m ~.
ssl a. cd sH3 ~ stlleaI.. are il,i,sd 10 -
The 'ees 4 taa s-hes are rayahla 60 Advance. IN
- or "a no-thiy iusta'mrnfs, a. tbe esii.n of 5se
TIE pc-t rrssuste c7r-s, - ius.--,ti,, fin a..
ttclitcSi se-s.l.ot lrEsl Praciica on Directed
~ Che M .gaB Sc .. ROTr, Il ths Untsi
A course & .sr.rr1s IN PATENT Ia vii b, de-
iiNftrl cGtffH ff~ FAr if nrrNIHIt. farrr el.ss
shah be f'fm.1 "a fb- srr#.s'tr "rtirrle1 81.
ntcsfe W fhs FFrs'ee-f 90 th4 Faca ~ 10 ,rb an
oct Is, J,MEs q wEc,iSsa,. rss-ataeu,.
t'kkhCb y lIhgiI-A S-asMAR-
~ fRuF p. l. 40. hTERH
c'hfs t.r Iaiirs and gartieai#- d. IHf D Tencb
,SDl ltke Ni.t te rufg ~ b. Atld .#Y, corner ID
~ gailtE 81. y sfE E.eFF sIrHlfH. taaorgaf own.
90 81, ~ ~ O.. u.. free lec'trs al tha study
@. ftieh ned" fasv viii o. dCitered on thst
Ciss; DAYS, MUNr AIS ana THtiRsDAfs
oS.l-1w q. n. NOUN.
MI sBhhE SCHLIECKER aud MISS FLOR
~ ANCk sci LlECkER have returued a tue
c@ ana ere prepared Co rec~lFe ih fr puais IN tn
IRE Cd lsnEuaE I'D IN Music, T. auo F.1rt. 80
eiLa ne. heslorfca. go lffh street. serf6. I'm
tDkbslEkE1'> CoLBEsE.
CAPITOL HILL, u. q.
Tie First Annual Session - tha sere-aI Schools
ls',i us lusi'tgiiou viii c1mmT nee on mon.
ia n octobcr n, Is7s
dhc lOstitul ion u ready O. receive rrpils IN the
- - h'Cls Classical echopl n hetnstics
SENIOR q NJ d. IN Lana ages. Scisurrs. Belle
htuTssi butir U-s, Tiue Arts, S-hooi II Desi.n
7mu.le, preparatory school, aud School q Special
Special iustrucfton t. designed f,r re-son, v-tsh
hs prlN Aie tptti, a in any particular study
lass are AZ Auged IN al the schools for th0ss
diving the day.
Particular IN regard 20 the DesiVr 4 the Inst.
tuti3bs Oeurse o. distraction, aud tgrms, NAV Dc
sibAs L. LOOMS, A. N, n u President,
no hsS Fcun. svenue eat. e
LoNSARLLE WITCH HILL, Secretary.
u ~ NJ. - s. street uIFfheast
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suit Of the Washington Market Com
pany AZaiDst SfaII-hOIders and
a PraNer Tor I'm iunelInls

Me,Srs. BiTney ana Brney Yesterday fled a
eili IN the name OF the Washington Market
company against JOFn j. Ellsworth and Ihos.
bow beer stall holders for an Injunction
The blu after reciting that they own a certlin
OuldlHg. and under an act OF Congress were aI-
thoEized To make anu sTdaiB certain bSe-laws,
&c, states that on or about May 20, 1873 sta s
o0i, s, and we're sold for the residue of an nm
expired term OF two years to end July /, 1874.
for bonus VI $50 each; that the bidders falling to
CIalm such stalls about Dune I, 1873, Uns worth
Was permitted TO occupy stalls 500 and 3, and
BaVld carroll stall 800 as hucksteTs and TO pay
the pfoporuonate balance and they agreed -
conform to the regulations; that about May
last carroll, In violation of the regulations and
OF bis own agreements, sold and transferred his
stall 10 nsWOrth; that the term for which they
were rented expired July 1, 1874, q I'd COM
plalnsnt being desiTOus of dspo gsessing
them 80 notified UnswoEth, who has refused 10
give them up; that on or about September 18th
CBsWoFth transferred q certain interest in said
stalls to Thomas Bowbeer; that they proeee led
10 alter such stands, rendering them useless Tor
hucksters' stands, for which purposes, by the
regulations, they could only be used; and they
did then and there establish a cooking snOp,
lunch and eating stand. They charl that such
stands discOmmOde people and are nuts ance
TO all surrounding stands, and the continued
use OF said stalls Will create great disorder in
the market, and will render the plaintiff liable
TO great many suits at law for damages for
breach OF the conditions of sale; that they have
Instituted a suit at Law to regain possession OF
the stands before Justice Charles Walter but
such suits do not furnish adequate redress and
sOIae time must elapSe before such suit is deter
mined. They therefore ask a writ of injuncti On
10 enJOin the defendants from using such stands
as eating aid cooking stands, &c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-06

JHE TRUSTEES OF THE REFORM SCHOOL met
lest evening, and Mr. Geo. b. McCartee, fiscal
agent ana treasurer, sent in bis frst report
slowing the receipts ana disbursements M r.
the eth 81 September. y proposal was received
from MT. ID. Z. MOsheT Offering 70 cell to the
institution shopright with the necessary tools
O. Manufacture his patent needle for cane-seat-
u : chairs Mr.. Carpenter explained its uses
and merits, and Oh motion the mater was
IrieTred TO him with power 10 act. The uresi-
cent announced two committees TO visit the
school every tUo weeks, a. provided for by law:
John Bailey ana DR.. Carpenter 70 alternate with
y w BUEelelI and Major Burr.
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