Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-11-28

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s1s sf'u shat z. 8 re Justice
qaihal. which Was made sccosdlngly. a. q = "a
: CASE on FoRclsL. Esrnr AND DrrArsxR.--A
ease that has occupied much time. and attention
In the square Of justice, was to be decided dsy
a. far a. gone. II appears that Mr.. Horatio N,tor
ieased house belonging to John Riley, Esq, Mr..
Some months ago Hsnaan suh-Iet to M Nsrtin.
shoemaker Mr. Martin divides the store md
makes two Of II, and subject 10 Henry Scbnfhies
They all paid their rent to the 18th Instant. Mr..
ID possessIon told Eator Is make ii. own
ment With Martin, and Eator did 90 schufhles
was then the sub-tensrit Of, Martin schuithies
ga not rec9gnize Mater a his landlord, and
Nator wished to have his store In possess on: but
Schuifhies refused 70 move at HIS order. Nator
entered tue store On Sunday, 10th inst pv : hacf
way, and barred the door against the Young man
moved the property into the street ScRnIthies
nnding his goods turned ont and his door barred
sgainst him, mixed advice Of Captain Goddard.
he bad rightsO take an axe and bresk into ~
aofe ana take posse9lon. Schulthies did "a
atof got warrant for Schulthies for assanlt and
battery and breaking his door with an axe. This
vas nlec before Justice Murphy ON Tuesday. and
dismissed. In the meantime Natos ref. J9sticcs
9foefson and Dom to 90 and reyie,v The p,er,,.
ises, charging foscible entry and detainer npou
sc .a he being in possession That case
III Friday, then till Saturday, and then nntii
to-day for nnal decision Mr.. Bradley. IL. an.
Ieared for the plaintiff, and Davidge for defence.
the right 70 eject schuithie. 81 hsa who no
tenant Of somebody.
ST.. AsDREw's DAr.-wednesday next being
the 3oth Of November, the day will be celeb,ateS
in the different States throughout the Union. by 4
certain portion Of the citizens. st. Andrew was
one q the Apostles, supposed to have bee., mar.
form Of the letter which Is still recognized NJ st
Andrews cross. A supposed relic Of this cyoss
carried TO Brussels, caused its figure 10 be adopted
a. badge Tor the knights Of the Golden Fleece.
Some relies Of the Apostle himself are said to have
been carried by Greek devotee named ST Res.
illus, to scotland, where they were de uosited In
Church built ata place which subsequently, became
place became hsseat OF the Scottish primacv- and
rom this cause, probably, IL was that SC. Aidrew
was In time considered a. the patron saint Of
scotland. In that country, however, 81 Andrews
There IL legend connected with this day. to the
enect that maidens, on the eve of t. souvht n,
learn what sort Of husbands they were to have. by
Praying 10 these terms: oh. st. Andrew, cause
that 1 obtain good, pious husband; tonight
snow me the figure Of the man who viii take me
to wife. II 10 dinlcult 10 say II the
bowels Of the Saint were ever moved 20 far a. 70
bearing the name Of saint Andrew in Americs are
associations Of Seotchmen, those Of Scottish de-
scent, for benevolent purpose--that Of assisting
or giving pecnnaryrelef TO such Of their brethren
The day viii be celebrated by the ST. Audrey.
Society OF this city, at Gnatief;s, on Wednesday
evening. - 80 80 : - =
SERIOUS ACCIDENT 70 Nicola yrc.-Abou. tvo
O'Clock Saturday afternoon, an was bsiefy men,
TONED in the Star Of that day, q man named John
Miller n an Englishman, employed by Mr.. M. @.
Messrs Murray semmes, at the corner Of Penn
syivania avenue and Seventh street. met with an
sccldent ~ falling from the third story, which
naa ~ so. ~: tight elbow q the joint pt the
ne bad Just rigged new derrick for the purpose
% hosting stone, but. contrary to insssacfions,
, ndv n.sggsa IN such manner ~ to dispense
WIN the use Of . heavy upright timber, in order
70 make the machinery lighter and more easv for
the iabosers to handle. Several heavy ston, hsd
been hoisfed with this new managsn,ent. and IL
holstiag another piece just az It came 70 the TOP
Of the third story, where Miller was stanfiine %
direct ~ being fitted 10 10 place. the rigging gave
10y, bringing The weight Of the stone entirely on
to beso secure. The weight Of the stone broke !
pole, and caused the derrick to swing over, and
one OF tne guy ropes sweeping the wall Knocked
which came down with the broken derrick. Miller
fell distance OF about thifty-iive feet striking
ne pavement. He Yves Immediately taken MP md
conveyed to the lnhrmary, where Dr.. Hofsson,
areoed h1s wounds. Although dreadfully hurt
he - not considefed fatally wounded. His EN-.
pioyer, M. Emery, has been with him since the
sccioenss ana maphes6 great regret q the occur
The VIRGINIA CoNYxREkcR Of the Mcthodfut
Ep1scoPai Church south, which held in recent
seestcn IN Lynchburg, sdjoufned to meet In Alex-
o TIA IN Noyember. 1860 The following are some
Wasksagfos Dissriets--W. g. Croas. p. E.
w 016tnQt0n Cffv Skzffos1 II "A WI