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BOB IN0EIsSOLL.
His Suit for the Violation OF His
Copyrights.
Tho Defense Which the Publfsli-
crs Intend Making.

efs lhteht' Ai"@'"s
,o,,,.. :, ,r,.. - ,u,, ,.,,,, Nm.
noauefs or ftth 'rtintaE ,w!l remethoer .u..'
Col. lngorsoll tho gifted theological Icnt,oc'ust
hesats suit nut long ngp uRalnst ono lihottcs,
.as WY .os . M 'nlr,nees. a.r ~ S,n ~.
plaintiff had slel.vorcd hero trv'n limo to time.
and which the defendant. Without tho fGar Of
i'"rro h;a as "so. .ae ns,,a"ana - nh,,sh l.,
,,n,htot rorn, m ,1isnn,n NJ IN Tho worii nj 40
!aa.us im. hn1 asspeae y. '" NV s" "Js so
,nhcn por COPY. Ihst now many COPIES "ero
soid, nnd huw lurscly tho .lofundant was c,,.
rlehod thnrcty, are matters wntch hnye not yot
nccn dcnni,iy settled! but there i. an Idea
aGroatl that not far from 5,00 pnmphlets were
exchanged lor: the monoy Of tho public, groatly
tho urators reputation as chan, pnn III tho lists
Into which ho " badly cntorod. But fnnc, as
hts 6o0H "',ey osse1yea' .,,,, ,e,l ,,,,, ,,.,
,,.,,' o''' :, ,,,,., @ ,u..., ri. ,,,.. .to
" s,;,, ~ ~ oEs neat nna ~ ~
tt,nns"i,i anil Mn vrt,ts In nne's tfniiy lift..
Id shOrt, wl,ilo f'Ilne was ali very we'll III lts
way. it doubtless Uccllrrud TO tho Hrcnt pulpit
nlItuYpnlst tbNt tho nlDnuy which lthu!ics was
orsy ought 10 DO discrtel into aiothor chanueI
Ito wit: into his own pocket. In this way there
would bo non ,t ramc md poe1ary l nrS,i.t,
c9i,tcmpntion % on tho part of tholr common
rossesst,r. 10 Col. !nrerso1l sued Mr.. lthtNcs
United Ntatos Court 10 grant him ting usun!
n,rns,lrcs vi rcltcr-vfz.: to- rcstri.n tic said
1S 9ss q o ~ rse wo sSow v h
Df' IL lie 'ti oeursc Of time Mr. ishoaes flied HI.
hllswcr to tho original biil md q co!lrse pretty
defense. in word, it was that Col. 1ngcraoii
had :.
of hrs lrctur,,a In tho chicago newapapers.
uinn,1r ns nlGera M, thSt tho dsfsuunt hn t!uuo
hn to Gprt what hG m ah
world: t,s,jy thar, and nothing lnure, When tho
mattcr % got @ 10 this point. ths Court very wiscly
Gfeeu g p1e stny e soSyGsS e. ~ ~ an M
orsicr wis pecor,.lngjy malu last Hsturday, re.
~ 70 II # G r. ssc. " te tao iii ana ~
lncltiIag tho question Of tho or,plnaity of the
wotks. AID to report uren tic q,,usion ii 70 she
srtnacent ~ III thorgpf ~ ina I'D dcfanlnnis rht
Mas;cr viii beRI,, TO ,nko proof Il, I, wcok or 80 70
ana ossSls h1 s0Ss g. U ho t0'
"e"'"s sm,,,. ' !. ,:..,,. ~, ~. ,,,r oo,p,
might s% sse ieHU to ,o Dr @ % shas one o.
ina.ity ,of the' lcetures themselves, but as e
tns. u is sa!a tagse " n9 @ q ~ % sat ~.
wsna;,sr nv n,,hltcations vyo ~ ,uado Wiz col
that dss n9 oys
cr Iu ill., ; h%s ths u ne tho pubcaton
ot TUG lectures publication under IT'D she iaw
Nut re ~ sopss q ne
ss%os ,hat an militia hn
y sHs sas I'D issy ssat .hs siss
a M ,n, %si !a.v T ~. grns h
sis i ,mftI,po,3st WI peg'1s' Is NOT Justly on"rsea Oh
A. Chg ssso stsnds 4 opons UP
H. ~. WY ~, ~, t."t ~ nnnv1ht II h1s i,nc
, 1881-07-19
MECHANICAL EDUCATION.


nr-reanuoa criticized and 1sd,c.t,on
. III Mechanical Arts Ncfelitleti.
N sat Editor u The tHienao Tribune.
49, W. on rn.n,v iot wrnv M" !. pcimutws" ma
or NC eoheo'eaS ue.wGen u. .ns s'mHuvs a.'M
ec.tom ain mgSu Branch N % " nubs ii sehoo Instruction
with considerable Interest, nnd ns tho oilltor or
T.,r @ Tn.,,1Sa % Is propahIy growing weary or tho
csmtont,o1', and l,av'nG plenty Of other topics
", hand, wish the spaco for brief crittcisn Ut
Exraaaeoa as' .",,n,,,n,'o ... con,r,
~ WY ,,,s,u " tno r,h, NJ ,,oeo
vortist shoill ttcsire oeohhnc 1no fkna ol mere
tas w M s..'., ~ n,hl,s or t,ract,c rho chn
Sn ,on ~ Of II ,hs Old, Il nowc 10 rost oil hoslna.
If in addition 10 tbls the Controversies Is pur-
MttctI. Wnnons eaAllouec, W n'ss".s sa' .,,.n n
proposition oi n's opponSm., nv ..Iu' 'nnHo
attitude. M II strikes mo, that "Ex. reiagog"
cvhirntly, tlnsfrc, 10 hold In tho controversy
1 on tso .sh]eut s'f roform in e,'acstions' motI.
OILS. Following IL tho nlain proposition Of those
who favor .nnklng nsuohnntcaI education IL
mechanical processes, and man!lat ar,s, nna
G'e,' md aio's arrrxs % sysontc corsa ot ln
.tr,,ctiou II, Tim sntuc. and thun Incorporate It
ihtn "t,r system Of ciucatio1., Tnuy, ,riti,out
tsae.ig ai.n ",,s tr,ti - ~ teach tue e'te"ffd1 me-
c@teat is S e,, Sos Hmm .ote saycrol times
In Its WsE within It'll 1 to ast % ior mouths. ii
ho articles y which hs as
ne9A ". ncas nr ths nssnr,ton f Mintorcst 6e
says n BIS soamn,cation Of It, ten days e . ago:
ma sey tc"Sp Very w wo tn bit o e so * Whit
lN1Iet nLHNee 1Aen ~
, 1881-07-19
CAMP-MEET|NG SKETCHES.
An Old-Timer Relates Some Old.
Time "reminiscences.
Sunday Happenings at Tippe"
canoe Battle Ground.
Harrison, the Boy Preacher, Care.
fully Sketchcd.

TIprtf.a xUE rAr~rt, III fttttSf>. .tuly H.
I'm hrr, Al II ru1uttu,eet,,,v. hit if anylNHiy !
thinks / ,nfo,d. slnuul,,r nyrr about rntl,u.
snstI. wnrsl,I,,crs ,m t,o,l.s rrccr Ku,yps. il In
,,r.,,is In ,yt,i h4. lIsan,,ointrL. rhIs camp
,roo,rr, ta n,,o NJ iha Wnniv and sankcy
ninn sn,,ucrtimr nit Tin nccussnrlc. of Il Rrat,l
tnSnrSn"ln retir;nw. "y,,rr,nnrr. co,.furcncu
t,,,,. ,.,,,',yortnht' anats trrnscnc rciiect0rs
iavtxhiv ,ii.t rthnts,i, tl,irtpcI.stop organs.
tr.imn,i ,,,nir AMI ~ t,vo,etnr,, t,ntrI nnder tha
.n""s,,.,.t, r,',',o ,.hnr, i,..i, i'm crnnm mn,
..,'i'a,aS arr,ra 49,, sn,,i ~ ,.1rnnnt,tun
enopage-'eal c's"sS "'c so'" ~ '"c''"p'''&"'
''iSes liS stretch o, Imagination wo are In tho
,won,l., MI, lin u,or, ao tltnt, Il Nord Sctt
tnr,,r.i,cur talt ia ~, Siinurrfvst tlay. Vhen
,"aa1nse. I'M ~ ',.,,.'. ~ 49,,
WIS noy uley ult''' 't',o E"'ni.".us'...s 49,.
are. TI,bsc wcru , goot, ottl.fasllionci, prin,l-
liza tirc ,ny...irasis wl,crv II weeks stuy il, the
deep, dirk. green woods w,v VI rs m,cl, bcil-
rit 10 tho corporcal rs Tho FREQ dispensing Of
the GOSPEL was 10 the % spiritual , a, tt's ,,! u.a
Vt the year, III common, will, Tho circus and
ula aa'eal oA,uGeae. ."'pu !psiss., .,,atr ~.
what our Methodist brothrelI calscu tnalr a'i'
"'.al plcnlss, but tue old llard.shell hap1lsis
always sea, soilsa ,s'rs =, NJ association ssn' sr,ox
A. THE nAit e'hEh ,;, s','st. Ass'tAs.s1S Sa o,rsoa
y" I, ys ~ sssS'S ss"S";n,om o - "s. tan"s snrnc
~, ~ t.o",. @ ~ ,,ooas tri,,tnrv nf ~. f,hin #
o'' nHa'l SaGcn, u,u",.y " "v ',,- 1,'.',, T..
was customary 1or ule utetntch WI" 1neu .'1
thu Immediate vicinity OF the "ssociis'oh 10
nuke extensive preparat9ons fof tlMt event.
aid ia keep open hol,so during Its COLI
."s ssaS n"."u, rs., s'.n. ny ,.,."a .nsnu and
ioas.su, es NJ" u'ea" u'Ss", W., ." % ~
toAglillnts mntlc, etc., Tor tile a.ls.el'"nce ~
| tEosa from II tllsttti1ce. About TWO weeks
brforc the Bear Creek Association Col.
WltGetspUull md Mil. Ilynl, two wcll-to.tlo
pioneer papltsts, met on ille !oad, when tl'e
III. Wlti,crspou.I@" Drotl,sr 1tyal, |
SUPPOSE yo,l ar' awnr' tiat tho Assneialipn 'of
,uIr iinntlxt hrati,rrt1 tItf.+ts 4,t J3n'r Creek
twa wtcks nsxt Lords lMy. liavo you
mntle 'Ni,y preparations Ia entertain the
bletiirenE FROM i tiistailco." -,
Mil. WSal-" Yes, s;,h; i've becn 10 mill
All, ESt f;rty weiKit Of tiour a,l' two bugs Uf
iMeaI. un' ilave got four gallons Of good
| jlntirbnn wlttsEr.U
| "uarnfmi,t Win. h;,usoif ,,n n, hta siirunu
, 1881-07-19
: TO THE PUBLIC.

OF UR. HAuWAY'1 Old, established Il y; h;;tnns an Qt
lEA than the base and wuEthles4 tInMsin!.sT spl
them, a. there are False lleaoayentt. nd ~
that ths namo "liadWay" u On what Wv WV
, 1881-07-19
IeADJYlfY'!s n EDDY HEEyrn,
a..
HEALTH Is W'EALYHjI
Health Of Body Is Wealth Of Mind,

Pure blood mnkcsko,in flesh, atrony ho,o =. ,
CLEAR skin, II YOU would have ynpr t,s,h hsne
your bones sound, without Garlrs, and yn, Urn -.
ptexs1n IGlrt Mso l!ADWAY's sAlisAr4iTT;i1a' 4TT;a
, 1881-07-19

IN lies ~ tfio lLl!u HHt ONc ~ sae uas n.t."sr
c u .hss1 tr Ssfss ~ eh na me y liz
Cnmbn 1asrs tncrn y nsaSy 1T, sfnWn sn,,or M
" ps wel sp Y u ii ls ki. =! !saer TSs st,a.ty I
the Ca:ctde l.s,Ka m td wsst, ss}'s t,,''s. OF tho
Tho Norther" ,. racll'o ,,,.,,o
ESrM,s y, I'D. IDAHO 10, ,,,,, :, r,,r.
.,Tir i;v,r NJ ths t,1;,ilth or tbs Stakc. Xii
tic WY il paasus ih,1s,igl, Il x.,oti wllea. con.
, ~ tt nst ~ vt +ost srhn c,ti tjrrn 1rsIur,
txsert where Il il tI1bero.i, i il tmiriy wclsct.
tied a. Whtn'e " tne neFsaSrn .n
n tnv eet. WI "fSs ~ s,s csarcr, she Norther iSuc
s II !19 ssIis li l9ns; sa ,'' 51rs
ar nxnr ~ nG asrnc ~ MI %nuc e. Il, nort II wnshi,rtn
Torrltory TSSr tor ca'i Tho Gaseade ratc wnsn Sit
hsh vii IT. 9 s ] s " ~ ,he f snako MT ver s ~
Ta snwna tn tic Valley OF tho Yakin,n,-,cserItcl
asT"S ~ WV ~ good farttius rcktot.-gonY iii. II
vrnTsss,ry sSS 'rartc 'a M aG s'ts @ 'ess @
sar sarHNkn iand. A uos cotennlntc, lie iJnc viii
r .sayo y, ~ f. a~m wtns ~ Prce souua It aeos
r. H. rsscHtln l,rnnrh. thc hiphcst t,uss il nit
Ian aI faet. bit snse Very serious cneIliecrinE.
Those W wns, h know mist of the country through
which tho Eorthcr' 1acltlc travels arc must ~.
,nssaie @ aena1 IT. II nsots Et ss|co ne @
ke ifrt Trol. ii"y,en aud Pfoi. steveaso,,; whote
men !!se i;eu. Morrill, 30 don. brlsoin. don.
~ v,x,.u 1,.v,, Axywur,,r'
.., t., nn,..n. liz" t,cn 4 n,,crst,,, md f,cn.
p!used ssei os II d she stsisess .rt q oa9aa !a
sf ~ th f ihs sse si' sSs .sar ID tho
thence down o sha mouth q The lY''wsts y
lsre Hn ~ fhos9 atT eoa"ry 10 we waerc
, 1881-07-19

IAnts, july 1a--The pnrtg papers, al.ntst vi b.
ont exception. ARC calling for the stpt'tcssl9h
nf iho annual IryEaw, which thDy declare ~ O4
usevss troln u tnllltnTy pu(ht Vt ytuw, aud cruel
10 the troops WIN tako tiaFt lu II. a..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-01-20
Woman Suffrage in the Senate.
DISCUSSION AND VOTE

The ladies' galleries Of the Senate were filed
to-day, with the lady delegates to the National,
Womans Suffrage Convention who had Assem-.
bled to wltnes the effort OF Senator Mcdonald
In behalf OF their principles Mr.. Mcdonald
called up hisresolution authorizing the appoint
ment Of a regular standing Committee OF
nine Senators, whose duty IL shall be
TO receive, consider and report upon al
petitions. memorials bills. ETC., relating to the
rights OF women as citizens, such committee TO
DE known as the committee on the rights
women citizens. Senator Mcdonald made a few
remal kS In support or his resolution. saying b .
thought 1t full time that the question OF til ;
rights OF women should receive consideration in
tbe national legislature; that all other ques-
tons are promptly referred and considered, out
that OF women's rights is not
ton be changed to cali for select committee,
whose duty Should be TO report upon the aues
uon at this session. The ladies' here applalded
Mr. Conkling enthusiastically, whereupon the
Senator Davis, OF West Virginia, moved to
refer the resolution to the committee on rules,
Wnl!e MI. Mcdonald wanted it adopted at once.
MI: Davis motion prevailed by a vote OF 26
Ayes.Messrs. Beck. Booth, Brown. Coke.
Davis Nv. Va) Eaton, Edmunds, Farley, Gar
land. Groome, Hill tGa}, Harris. ingalls,. Ker-
nan, Lamar, Morgan, Morrill,. PendIeton. Platt,
Pugh, ransom, salisbury, Slater, Vance Vest
and Withers-26.
Nays-Messrs- Anthony. Blair Burnside, But.
ler. Call. Cameron (Pal. Cameron owls, Conk-
ling. Dawes, Ferry. Hoar Johnston, Jonas.
Kellogg, Logan Mcdonald, Mcmillan McPner-
WindOm-23.
The lady suffraglsts were very much disap.
pointed at this disposition Of the resolutlon.
and they visited their condemnation especially
upon Senator Davis of West Virginia. Some OF
Ihem aVoWed that two years hence, when Mr..
DAVIS senatorial term shall expire, they will
besiege the legislature OF his state to prevent
his re- e-eleciOn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-01-20
Affairs ON the Virginia Side.
THE wINTER-QUAILS-wOOD.

Correspondence OF The Evening Str!
FALLS CHURCH, Va, Jan. is 1881.
The old inhabitants here say that since he wil
ter OF 1856 81 there has been nothing like II until
now, and that this is very perfec. repetition
OF that one. 1t is certainly a very remarkaoia
one for this region in the depth Of sRow ana til
sundry foggy. misty, moderately rainy, que'
days. Most OF the days not marked by fa,uug
weather have been very mild. Elcn snow ia
has been settled by rain and then frozen. r,
60 into the woods or across the fields With
Sled for wood or logs has been attempted sew
eral times OF late among u.s. and proved very
discouraging enterprise, II not failure.
The quailS last summer were very plentiful
These beautiful birds might be seen in pairs ali
about the fields, and the males shrill whistle
might be heard daily, and the fiOckS last au
tumn were more abundant than l have ever
seen them here before. At the close of the
shooting season according to law. there were a
plenty left as prOgenitors for another season.
1t is feared now that there are none LETT Indi
yiduals here and there have picked up dead
BIRDS all about, the deep snow having doomed
them to starvation and death.
The country seems to be without seasoned
wood for the market demand. know OF no
one who has any to part with, nor do see
where any quantity is being cut for next sea-
son. People feel the winter apparently In this
latitude much more than they do hundreds of
miles north OF here, and there is double the
business done during the winter there that
there Is here. This shows the influence OF cli-
mate In augmentlng and diniinishicg human
endurance. L. A.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-01-20

A LONG STANDING CLAIM was paid at the
Treasury day or two ago. In 1929 Captain
Henry NJ. Shreve invented and put In opera
1ion the steam snag boat oD the Mississippi
He appeared before Congress In 1884, asking
the government for compensation for the use
OF said patent. Nine IavOraLfe reports had
been made from time to time by several com
mittees of Congress before Capt. Shreves death
In 1851, and one OF more since then. The bill
was Introduced again by Senator Vest, in De-
cember last, and was finally passed last weeha.
In use to-day, and without it the Mis-.
slssippi river would be almost impassl-
BILE to navigation. After forty. seven years OF
yiDdicated. Walter r. Carter, his son-in law,
left for ST. Louis last evening. having received
from the United States Treasury the sum OF
$50, 600, being the amount allowed by the bill
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-01-20
Inaugural Preparations.
COLLECTORS APPOINTED.

The sub committee on finance met yesterday
afternoon, MI Lewis j. Davis In the Chair, and
the following were appointed to solicit sub
scr1ptions TOR the inaugural fund: At the Poto
X. A. Golden, j. Van Riswick and j, Il. John
s0n. Pennsylvania avenue from the Capitol to
7th street northwest-MeosrB NJ. Goldstein. r.
A. Lutz and John T. Given. From 9TH street TO
]. Fisher, j. E. Fitch, N. w. Burchell and L. j.
Davis. Seventh street east 20 City Hall-Mo6sA
G. Ryneal, @. w. Ctssell, II. @. Swain, Charles
Baum and John vogt Ninth street and Louis
son, Edward Temple and w. b. Moses. Capitol
HMM John A. Bayley. Navy Yard-xessrs.
j. h. HeIrell, 8. A. II. MarkB and r. r. Little.
Georgetown and Pennsylvania avenue west or
18th stIeet-AeesR w. p. Rice. Geo. q. Kraft,
co Hill, 1r., Thoa. Dowling, Thos. L, Cr0p,ey,
Wheatiey and w. q TepneY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-01-20

THE JoHNsON-JOHNs0E MURDER TRIA1-This
afternoon the case OF John s. NJ. johnson. a
good looking young white man, indicted for the
man. in March of last year. was called I'm the
Criminal Court, Judge James The homicide
took place on 14th street, above street, and it
Is alleged that the defendant, after walking
When the case was called. Mr.. A. B. Williams
remarked that Col w. A. Cook was still unable
to fe present, although he expected to be
present tomorrow. He would submit that as it
was late 1t might be well not to commence the
u1al to-day. That II Col. Cook was still unable
TO be present to morrow then he would make no
ment, said that he would prefer that Nj. COOK
should be present The trial was then post
poned TILL tomorrow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-01-20
FOREIGN AFFAIRS.


LONDON, January 90 II m.-Wlth the partial
restoration Of the telegraph wires Frustrated
by the storm In England. instances of persons
being overwhelmed by the snow and frozen TO
0ealh are reported from various districts.
Railway trains in some cases had to be aban-
dOned In the snow drifts where only the funnel
OF the engine is visible. The damage done to
Dover pier by the fury Of the sea amounts to
.elo,oCo. Solid masses OF concrete were sc00pei
out by the waves. and stones weighing more
than ton were washed away. The pier at
SoutheDd, on the Thames. opposite the mouth
OF the Midway. was carried away by the i9e,
and beat which was aiding In the rescue OF
persons from the pier was smashed and t.i0h.
persons were drowned.
British Gold For America.
LONDON, Jan. 20.-The amount of bullion
WITHDRAWN from the Bank OF England yester-
day was f10,O00. and the amouDt paid In esq 900,
The withdrawal tf1o,o0W Was for shipment 10
America
The Irish Problem.
LONDON. Jan. 20.-Tne announcement is con-
nrmed that q masority OF the Duke of Rich
mona s conservative commission on the agricul.
tuiai In the part OF its report dealing
WIN ITeiaDd, recommend a governmental
scDeme of emigration also one of migration
IRON over -peopled DISTRICTS plan for the resla.
p,atiOn Of waste lands and court OF arbitration
for fixing rents; and that the minority, which
includes Lord CarlingsfOrd, Right Hon. James
Stanstield and Mr.. Joseph Cowen. recommend
the adoption OF the ''three Fs" proposition. The
commits sion generally approves a mooifled form
OF peasant proprietary.
The u. 8. =. l:aIena.
LONDON. Jan. 2O-The L. S. steamer Galena
arrived at Gibraltar on the 18TH instant on her
way 10 join the American squadron at Vile
Franche.
Storm on the Mediterranean.
MADRID, Jan. 29.-The Guadalquiver river
has risen "a feet. violent storm is raging on
the Mediterranean.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-01-20

NRw YORK, Jan. 90.-Rufus Hatch has com.
mehced q suit In the Supreme Court against
the Western Union, Atlantic PACING, and
American Union Telegraph Companie8 70 pre-
he obi aimed from Judge Barrett an 1njuctaoH
restraining the defendant companies 'from en-
teriLg into any agreement OF consolidation and
from increasing their capital stock and other
matteiA" Geo. Il. Palmer and A. C. Kenney
sign .tne Undertaking on an INDUCTION In the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-01-20
TEXAS TRAGEDIES.

GALVESTON, Ten, Jan. Z0.-The Ne'rs has tn
following specials:
DENIsOE. TEX.--News has been received rom
Delaware Bend 10 the effect tEat q IN An named
Barnett shot and killed Noah Bowling. or PHO
Point, last Sunday. Bowling was iRtoxicate J
and made an assault on Barnett.
Another Shooting Affair.
BRYAN, TRX.-Dr. Irwin was fatally shot in
the breast and head last night 10y unknsHa
parties.
MexicaHS Killed by Indians.
Ell PASO. TEX.--SiX or seven MeXfeauS are re-
ported to have been killed by Indians on Tues.
day near the Candalera mountains. In Mexico
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-01-20

TIE NAVAL APPROPRIATION BIL.-The House
was engaged all OF the afternoon on the naval
appropriation bill Quite fight was being
MADE &C ESQ to reduce the appropriation for the
the Dill wiz be paased before the house ad-
lournR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-01-20
Railroad Meeting.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 3O.-The STOCK and bond
holders OF the P1ttsburg. Titusy1lle and Buffalo,
the Salamanca, Bradford and Allegheny River,
nies met this afternoon and adopted articles OF
merger and consolidation of the three compa-
nies named and the Buffalo. Pittsburg and
Western railway company. The shareholders
representing that portion of the Salamanca
and Bradford road lying In New York state
met In New York city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-01-20
District Government Affairs.

Some Misrepresentation exists among water.
takers as to the 10 per cent discount on the
rates OF last year. 1t will be remembered that
an addition OF 90 per cent was added last year
to the regular rates. to meet the necessities OF
the water fund. That amount has been reduced
to 10 per cent this year.
VITAL STATISTICS.
The mortality In the District for the week end.
ing Jinuary 10Th was So, or at the rate of %. 60
per 1000 per annum. or these 25 were white
males, rs white females Is c0l0red males and 10
cOlored females showing an annual death-rate
of 21.67 per ,O0t fol the white and 27 73 for the
colored population. There were So births re-
ported-26 white males, % white females, Is
colored males and 2l cOl0red females. showing
an annual birth-rate Of 10 SO per 1000 for the
white and 3l.2 for the cOlOred population. Mar
riageS reported 10-white, q; cOlOred, 4.
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Grand Ra1I m Ot1a vua.

OTTAWA, ONT, Jan. 20-The ball given by
Lady Tilley, last night, in the Geological Mu-
scum. was the event Of the season. No afYatr
OF the kind has created such fiutter OF excite
ment In society circles since Lord Duner1n's
and fully 700 were present Nearly every City
and town In the dominion was represented
The affair was conducted on strictly temper
snce principles, somewhat unusual thing 1n
Ottawa.
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The mafkols.


do deferred. Is; do. consols, 73Ja 90 second
ten fortes. 4sh; do. ten forty conpons. - bid
BALTIMoRE. Jan. 20 Cotton duu-m,aa,,nS
1lA Flour duh and unchanged West south.
err esseE' I western hisher and ,southorn red.
winter red. SPOT and January i7at tn. Trn TsSrnl
srsi so, !; llahalii.; IN March Issal lsa April.
quiet aud firm-soa:hern White, So, do. SsIIeW
5sa5sA: western mixed. spot aud January, 6sS.
asked steamer. SSi Oats dali ans sps tern
Wiiss; With, 44satS ~ & do mixed lsa.ss Rye quiet.
shsneSd ssass fnes He ana as.so 40
sSss oFaarS MhSs q faf See sG.r e.
ssi, o. Whsks dull IL freishts n anchsnsed. 3sisseH
bushels corn e $50 bushels oats peas Ss6 Du.ss assi
rye, lto bushels shiPInens-whest iss. 600
NEW YORK. Jan soSssocEs snss, wsas. Money,
sac EM1chanse-long. Exc 80: abort. sss Govern.
NEW YORK. Jan. 2o-Four quiet. Wheat
NEM iOkk; Jan ~. IL am.,The Stock Market
oe@ea a. ffE9ar % rs. aof the 1 railroad s but
shares. the latter fer Anerican Union. which, how
ever. sHbssauently fell OF per cent to IS. but
to ll5A. union Pacific opened < per cent hisher
a. l23h but dsclined TO l2l and recovered 70 i2ix
the e9is market % was weak at tie hrst board and
lei IosboS 81 Z si eso' g. II 50 p m-u. bonds.
ucN hNts. iooa Lrlts oSA. new 10fH central,
leS. Atlantic and Great Western second mo rtsrsge
trueteeS' certificates, 3Sh Illinois Central. 1917.
PENIS, lvania Central. 6sA. Reading, Ssh.
NEW FORK MARKETS rars ASrrzsoox.
The following quotations were current In Eev
York to-day at 80 p. NJ. reported by Lewis
asked. U. 81 per cents. ll21S bid il2s asked d q.
8. .65s. = Kew Jersey Central, 9Jk Ohio and Mis-
HsEaibA and st Joseph. s6l. Lake Shore, 1857;
Nortlwest. 1885, do preferred. l46S Iron Noun
preferred -: Wabash, st. Louis sud Pacdno,
az; do: preferred. s2t; Kansas aud Texaa, 46x;
Pacific HAL. sGa; Union Pacific l2lh
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SURGEON j. n. FLINT. L. S. N, has been
orceIed to special duty at the Smithsonian
Institution, In addition to mis- present dnTtes
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DESTROYING COUNTERFEIT PLATEs-A LOT Of
counterfeit plates and coin captured by the
treasury secret Service men was destro Jed at
the navy yard YESTERDAY
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SUIT AGAINST STREET RAILROAD CoMPaNY.-
To-day, John Edwin Tarrise, by his next friend
1Dgton and Georgetown r. r. company for
$15 600 damages, alleged to have been sustained
by q car of defendant running over him and
breaking his leg on November 2Sd, 1879, on 7th
street, between and L, rendering the amputa-
ton OF his leg necessary. Gen. b. F. Butler
and j. Amber Smith appear for plaiAtifT.
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THE EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

GOVERNMENT RBCEIPTs To DAY.-Internal rev.
enue, fS2S, 1913: customs, So !. 60. .4G.