, 1879-08-16

to be meeting Of the brickmnkers Tonight At
Nj. 90 West tsanlolph atIeet, At when ".
would not be sArpssIug II general strike took
llacc Monday. =.
sALoov-xEEpgRs. -"
A scr,tsos scn1t.monthIg meeting OF the ST.
loon- -kcepcrs' Association was tcld yesterday It,
Daum's saloon. corner OF 1nd!ann nvenuo anu
Iwcnty-second street Mr.. John Feklkamr,
aeotne ae M 10 sonfer viz ue erower. IN
the size. Of kcgs reported TINT the
brewers Wcro, ready 70 meet ne M -.
loon, keepers half NAV, and to acknowlc'iVc tho
"sessf neesag for II Tuesdes. % ind IT, petcr Ter Miller sus.
gcstetl tint the price Of bcer shou1d bs shrcc
CENTS per pound, tho gruss weight to be CHARGED,
ninl fhr till allowance to DC tnado Tor the
weight Of the key.
Mr.. y. baum thought ttat saloor.sceper*
should 40 arralge matters that they shonsA oe.
come independent Of brewers cntirrly. Ihry
should stnrt brewery Of t.cfr OWL, and Set!
only nmuuE tl1rmsclvee.
Tic Association decided to inke no action
until after the meeting OF tho browrrs. =.
Mr. Fcltlsanp. called attention to tue Maror,s
proposition 10 rluse tip sntoons where n,'lslc
wns furnished. ot II p. m. l1c said tho Mayor
wantcl the subjoct d!scusscd.
Mr. Baum opposed auY argumcnt 90 the snb-
| icct. Ii there was ANYTHING crookcl In this fc'
spsst the Mayor could rsyoke nS t,,e eenses m onto
| tain Tie proposition Of tho Masor, aud also
yotel 10 tayc ptcuc ont in Jefferson. Au a.l-
| jourument was then taken for three weeks.
THE MILITIA LAW CASE.
| Some weeks ngo the habeas corpus case Of
| Trnnk DIclcfedt, brought to test tile eonstttu.
tfonalty Of that portion Ut the new Militia law
prohibiting strcct drills and rarades by unlicensed
military compah'cs, cnn1c up Tor argument be-
fore Judges Barnum. Rogers: luloy, /, a,'a as.
there any prospect ttat there will he one in the
ncar future. It Is understood that there Is
split between tho four Judges; that Barnum
and McAIlster arc 10 favor Of declaring tlnt
The ' application for he writ was brought 6eforc
Judge Darnu,n, and really the dcciston Of the
pnlnt rests With him. for l'a Il Is who Will have
the one 1lde md i'll the other Judges on the
other, It would be hss .av,-so ihat governs.
Still It does, not look, we'll to dc.
ssf I've other sas Ssss3sa d.ssssa wsse vi.' ill., a, q
for TINT reason Judge Darnum has TIP to date
failed to take any action in the matter. and Mr..
i}elelcldt Is still hanging between liberty and
jul. From present appearancees thsIe won't o.;
he my decision IN tho ease, aila tho matter Will
be allowed To slip ont Of sight.
THAT SHED onDlNANcs.
| An ordinance WAS BROUGHT up III the Council
| The other cvenlng allowing the erection Of 4hels
eighteen feet IN hight. There was bitter coil.
arr: l. Ss Il essps s S'Sssa I q
possible from the hazards of another gem
eral blaze. It IL understood ltat the in
PRODUCTION Of this ordinance was not
duo to aaT general ycarnlng on tho part Of its
stables, but was to coveT special, soitarF case,
ami TO save nnc man from bong iorccd to obey
the Inv. There Is m individual up on Btcmcr
street who put up burn two an!, half feet
lows. and twenty-five feet one waY
BY sixteen the other. u Is q structure Which
Tie ,,cghooshood considers dangerous. where
young men are In the habit Of staring goo
tlenl u,,'l sfIoxug, und which, It Is feared, VIII
so,ne time bo tic Bccnc Ut destructive IRE.
One Of lse neIrhbors made bitter fight AGAINST
tnts vola,n ot thy lawl ana eotap'a%,ned % nc sH;
Tie shed was all rlght,-u statement WHICH l,e
subsequently, hal to back down from. The
matter has been carried to the Superintendent
Ut buildings. who has pronounced the structure
us put M In violation Of The Law. but ont Of
the cx-Aidcrr!tn OF t1le Seventeenth Ward Is n
great friend Of this violator, anu hc, It is said,
rot up this ordinance and persuaded the two
Aldermen from the Seventeenth to support It.
~ tint, II tlfs n,ischIcyous ordinance docs
raHs, II must bn understood tl,ut 1t WAS not
| nut through fur the bcIlo1t Of tho community,
nnt simply to savs ono individual from being
punished for violating the existing ordinance.
En1ollrs or TABOR.
Thc kcss!on Of the NatOna! Grsnd Tcmpfe OF
the Knights ot Tabor was resumed Yesterday
morning Ut 0lyct Church, tho attendance be-
TIlc 1lrst buaIness was The hearing ot reports
from officers and committees. and this was fol-
lowed by tl.r adoption VI ctrtala recommends
lions Of the Chief tIrand Mentos Ut vital I'M
postanee to the Ortler. Following this catllo
various amendments 10 tho ruea governing the
organization, nllsa the increasing OF the deErecs
In the afternoon tho Order Joined In cr ,psl
parade through the principal streets. with
music, md attraetcd considerable attention.
The following societies particioatsd, amunx
Enterpslse Temp1c. No. Is, ,ot Belfeyilic; shiloh
Tcmnle, No. 7s, Of Loussi1!c: 81. Louis Tom
p,c, No. O.: Grcat Western Temple, Mo. 49, Ut
MEXICO, Mo-: md the National Grand Temple
Of the United States.
In thr evening there Was publIc installation
OF oitlcers at McCoslnck's Hail. followed by Il
supper, which was season of great pleasure to
u!l participants. The Installation was preceded
BY marching around ihe hill, ,he ladies appear
! simple proceeding, but after the rules of the
'''t oeers OF oth liz Nstiensl s a'1a''e ofaea
Temple, Amos Jol!ns9n, Chief dEan1 = Mentor;
son, Assistaut Grand Scribe. w. B. OwsIy.
Chief Urand Treasurer; ". II, Ii. Brown, Chici
Grand Orator; Il. II: Z. Yancey. Chief Drilt-
a1!sr m;o w. fsi 4 itx. ra fhst 's[ cGoFhtateri Il H.
hersou, 9: H., Chief Grand Guard; Il. !.
Parker, Third Chtct Gran'l Guard: a. ..
AIoore, Chief Grand outer Sentinel. ,tirani
of % 4 Fsss: 4@o, l. 'shn:S no9, ci,rs; / "
Bastlett, a,,d G, ". Anderson.
Following the Installation Of the Grand
TempIs officers catnu the installation Of the
uasre:f ayoY,s Yspey as uass' s caGsr. ar
c. g. IL: G. II. Boone, a. 9. D.; Ii. F. Coulter
q. e. /. s.; Hannah shurlocx, G. G. s.
anl 1yisttors:. Lucy 4rowo,, Estc'lo Out
""a a@' iIs!1 II. Hfaiey. e E.smiasrs: Aad!s Il. Gas
Tia, NJ. Ralln,ul, Bell Thonlpson, M+lyna Rich.