Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-04-04


The Second District Republicans.
PRELIMINARY MEETING IN THE INTEREST OF
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS IN FAVOR OF SUFFRAGE
meeting OF the second district republicans was
held last evening at the corner of PonMroy and 7th
streets; Mr. Ralph WOr1ney presiding and VIM.
Tyler secretary. There were about eighty present.
The meeting was opened with prayer by David
Robinson. The cha AMMAN said he had been re-
auested by the Howard club to call the meeting
with the view of securing harmony preparatory to
Mr. j. w. Buker made an address in favor of
suffrage They were about. he said, to select dele
gates TO the Chicago convention and he suggested
that they vote only for those who would give them
their political rights Mr.. Walter X. Laws, the
next speaker. Also demanded suffrage. He opposed
a proposition to send two white men to Chicago
saying that II he died before the 9Th he would
leave on record his contempt for colored man who
adaocaten such proposition They wanted men
VINO would not sleep ut Chicago TIL District
suffrage plank was placed in the platform. Adj
dresses We're made also by Mr. NJ. Holland O. S. 8.
WALL Ralph Wormley and Henry Robinson
Washington Markets Retail Prices.
MEATs-Beer. porter-house 25c. per H.; sirloin,
20c per H.; rib toast, 15a2Oc per lb round roast,
lsha15c. per To-; chuck, l0aI2].c. per lb.; do
eorned. saloc per h., do. dried. .s5c per H.; do
Clipped, 3Oc per h.. do. tongue, 5Ga6Oc. each,
Lamb. l2a1sc per H. veal. II a: 81. per h.: NUT
ton, 1Sal5c. per h.; pork. 12 a16c per h.: bacon
1 hans Ice n pc n To- cut sc lS shGSdsrs
per III.
per saspRss e d ps! Bs a psi
dOA: coacos nuts Sa1Oc Strawberr les 40a6Oc per qt
hV Wasr 4Sp EGsrh a print ySr
4a per III; roll. 25a35c per h. CHI, sse 12 a2Oc per
Id: eggs 2st25c per doZ.
FISH:-P;rch white. per bunch. 2oc.; rock. CSC
per H.: salmon. 3514oc. per h.; weak fish, 1ahc
per 10 cod fish, 1slc. per H.; hadIiock. 1Oc per h.
snf11 30 ;e per H. mackerel bay, soasc per H.
l5c per ia: >f.d ,c. per pa r herring, c. per
oh: term, $685. per doz.
II per pa: do. lima, 12ka15 j. per at; cabbage,
1oa:Dc per head carrots. Base. per bunch; cHcum-
DC, bers new; l5easoc. each; cy mbns. l5aso each
lettuce 5aloc. per head: onion s. 40l5nc. per peck
DO. spring. Base: per bh.; ntatoes grishl, a5c
Phi dp peas sn = Per n DO wesn
turnlps, aoas per PIX parsn 4Oc per PIX; celery,
oa15c per bunch; tomatoes new. zoe. per basket
CHOKE 5oc each: mushroom. d. Water p1 cress
es, 1oc BIB radish lOc per b inch rhubarb 1Oc per
bunch: mint, 15c.: Bermuda ,nons, lOc per basket
PouIrn9.-Tnrkey, 5Oaasc per h.: chickens tolti,.
asl. 80 per pair; chickens young, 75c asI IS per
pa ducks s5o per pair geese 5Ocasl2' eaeh
G.Ms-,Tack snipe, ssas.ho per doz; tilt snlpe,
$50 TO s..
RIVER RADE.-HarbOrzlas1er Sutton reports
arr 5 at the river front follows: Seven vessels
MN fish, consigned TO StBirt az Golden: schooner
VIM Over. Jones. 1.9l5 Sd; KS salt, for various
cha ATS or the District.
The COurus.
COURT IN GENERAL TERM
Yesterday, South2ll agt. Reel; argued and sub
United.
To-day, United States agt. Dunn and Murphy; on
hearing.
CIRCUIT COIRT-J,hge, H0gner
yesterday. henard & Co. at. 1fnaghan: default.
I,o-day, district o; Columbia agt. Washington
ana georgetown railroad company; on hearing.
EQUITY COURT-Judge Meet rthur.
yesterday, Chick agt. Chick; testimony ordered
taken before Examiner LOvejOy.
lo-uiy, smith dgt Slnith; on caring.
POLICE COURT-J,tGN. SneiL
Today Esau L. johnson. Sund ~ bar; $50. Frank
b. Mahklh same charge; 40. Appeal noted
Appeal for Ameri c.,,. Aid.
AUSTRIA SAYS THE ANARCHT ITS CONCOCT THEIR
PLOTS HERR.
London special to the New York Horld saws:
Another appeal Is TO be made to America for help
TO enable the monarchies ~ Europe to avert the
explosion or the Socialistic volcanoes over which
they eposing. diplo matte note has lust been
received by Earl Granville from Count Kalnoky.
the Austrian foreign mini bter in which the latter
declares that the police OF Vienna have become
Convinced OF the Amer Fan origin OF the recent
murders ana outrages in that capital.
Count kanoky points out that this outbreak of
terrorism began Immediately after the pubca-
uoh In the sedtiOus paIlarS OF Vienna OF the pro-
ceednSS OF the SOciahSxic congress. which was held
at PlttsDurg last November. which was controlled
ana dlrec,ed py John Most and which distinctly
advocated ASSASSINATION and the destruction OF
public and private property to avenge the so-caled
wrongs or the people: that among the papers
iolhd IN the possession OF the anarchists, Ken lel,
Schulz, Falk and LISA, lately expelled from swift
zerand, We're letters and insrau ctons from Most:
that the money stolen from Herr Eisert had been
forwarded TO Most and that Penkert, the sOciasttc
editor OF the recently suppressed paper, Zuh3lny
the Future, was abont 10 sail from London to Join
Most in New York.
Ihe>e and other facts In the possession OF the
austrian government, Count Kalnoky says, fur
h.sh hcontestable proofs that the murderois Oper-
alOs In Vienna art instigated and directed by the
ceutlal anarchist committee which has It's meet
lngS In New \ DIRK city, and " which the leading
0Flcers are the socialists, Must and Karl. Count
haiAoky, therefore, proposes that England and
Austria should unite i'll a pOint Complaint To the
American government 1t Is understood that the
su"Jec' Is 10 lie considered at special meeting or
the Cabinet 20 be held next Wednesday