Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-11-16
The Market Sra,tti,;ua,;or.

JUNCTION
| The reply of the Washington Market Comrany
10 the suit of Daily and Others ~ tit!ontng for an
Injunction 10 prevent the advertised sale of stalls
In The market, WIS filed yesterday. The reply de-
MES that the requirements OF the law have not
been complied with 10y the company ami SAWS that
prior 10 October ~, an unlawIri combination had
oetn entered into between cert ain but hers and
other dealers occupying Stalls I'm the market for
.e purpose OF defe ting The public au ton ~ that
date, by compact orgaHiz ition the en- act Of
WHEN was 10 Int midate all persons desiring 90
bld mat this combination had procured "A written
per ci,lming To have the nsme OF l64 de llers in
Ihe market, and published the same The COM
PdnS denieS That they proposed to sell the good
VIII Oh Tue compartments without Compens alton IN
.nein ana that the i,tinct understanding WAS not
,, aahe any SAFE OF the right 10 any stan except
SUBJECT 10 the goodwill OF the complainant The
company claims that, in the absence OF any pre-
scIip q method OF sale I'm the charter. the defend
ant Was ire u sell either by number or choice In
.he balance OF the answer a spe me denial is made
- .e eorreotness or the matter charged in the
last nNe clauses of the bill
JUDGE SMELL on FAST RrprNG-A young man
n'ined William +. HuntrcSs charged in the
fonce Court yesterday with ri ling "A horsa ON
18TH street, near Iowa circle. faster than noder-
au trrt or galiop. Officer j. fries testified that
yesterday afternoon this young m m ran over how
on 18TH street, and then drove very fast 20 Keen
nun tne oiilcer, who was moGnted) from catching
nun Inc delendlDt'S counsel tried 10 show that
the boy lost control OF the horse. The court held
snat person has no right TO take horse on the
street that they cannot control and fined him SsO
or oo days An appeal WAS noted
A Masonic BENEFIT IN DIsPurE.-A bill inequity
mas been filed by the Masonic Mutual Keller A.
Soclati IN OF the hi, trict against Mary McAuley
Margaret Woods James Reed, Sarah Buchanan
anu sran Anna Reed, praying the court 10 decree
the dafendantS TO int rplead and =, tile between
themselves their claims upon benefits due by the
eonpls lnant 10 the est..te OF Nm. Reed, who died
last February. According 10 the bill the benefits
were TO be ptid 10 Ann Reed wife OF deceased:
| thdt Ann Reed died before her hu> b MI and he
| then married s lrah Ann Reed WHO survived him.
ffsar bta dsa4f N
oil Ann Reed OF any desire OF change as TO the
person TO whom the benefits should b. paid. The
ueiendants, Mary McAulty and Margaret Moods
appear as heirs-it law OF Ann Reed; James Reed
and Sarah Buchanan Ike their claim as beng next
Id KIN 10 VIM. Reed, and Sarah Anna Reed appears
As widow.
RECOVERY OF STOLEN PROPERTY AND ARREST or
THE ALLEGED IHIEyEs--A valuable violin, worth
$50, stolen from Mr. j. H. Gallagher about three
weeks ago; French clock, worth $50, stolen from
X W. Fenwick; a lot OF clothing. stolen from 9OS
l4th street; another lot from III, between l4th and
10Th streets, have been recovered by Detective
Acton, Lieut.. Guy, OF the fourth precinct and Ser.
| geant Pearson. Mr.. Acton went TO Baltimore and
arrested Codger, alias George Addison; Thadtieus.
silsS y Sad Hall: Jennia Reel, and Lucy Addison.
| 18th and streets, OF $50 worth OF jewelry.
., FL M VISIT OF RAILROAD MEs.-Last evening
at 30 O'clock special train arrived at the Balti.
more and Potomac depot containing President
George b. Rob ITS, Colonel Frank Thomson gen
erdl mansger and the directors OF the Pennsyl-
vanld railroad, accompanied by Superintendent a.
e Wilkins and Chief Engineer W. T. Walters. a
the Baltimore and Potomac Railroad, on an inspec-
ZION tour. They left this morning al 30 O'Clock
ana went down TO Quantico, the point at which
uhe connection Is made with the Ri hmond. Fred.
eritkSoirg and Potomac Railroad. returning hero
about 10 O'clock and after a hasty Inspection of
the shops here and the preparations for the new
iron sheds at the depot lett Tor Baltimore
RIVER TRADR-Harb0r Master Sutton reports
arrivals at the river front as follows: Barye
Daylight Humphreys, l9S tons OF coal
city dealers; barge j. II. stickney, Walker, isl
tons coal, same; str Ben Moore, Bowen.
lob tons coal. same; longboats III. c. Purdy,
| Five Sisters, Greyhound, Lady OF Lake. and w. ID.
Clark ali with wood for dealers; str. sue. Geoghe-
gan, merchandise, Stephenson Bros. schrS VII
lie and Fanny Maria, oysters for market: str Nor
folk, Lawson, merchandise, johnson Bros; schr
OY1le, Hewitt 1000 tons ice for GreatEalls Ice Co..
SChr. EXpr IS. Williams, 3 tons coal Stephenson
Bros 81 lar. LII. Bond DICKSON, 40 tons coal same:
barge Sarah b. sun, LOG tons coal, Potomac Ferry
Co.; barge W. L. Coulehan- Striey, 100 tons coal
same; barge j. III. Eddie, Phillips. LOB tons coal
Seaboard Co.; schr. X. w. Dasey, Tracy, 400 tons
stone, Miller; schr. A. ii. Huriburt, Crosby, 40
tohS ston', ". r. DAVIS: schr. Ii. II. Jones, Smith.
300 tons stone, Miller; sch. Eva j. Smith,
ANS, COO tons ice, Cooperative Ice Co. PUNCHES
Christopher, q. w. Driver, J. c. Heath, sclrs
Ella, DEFY, Maggie May Chief and 5. ]. Douglass,
| AL with oysters for marhet-S,lW bushels alto.
gether.