Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-02-17


Gid F,lLosgs' Bsl-iGsh anniversary reunion
Of Central Lodge. Music, addresses, dancing,
&c.
Prof Pratt, the Horse Tanner, i33 and T.
streets.
ksTETiters Art Gallery, ass til street.
Bariovs Gallery Of Oh Paintings, l@3s Penn
"lysnia avenue.
The Trsasfee of Hss. c. c. Rswea.
LEs;.sr Csars> ~ Bl9amy esatast RR-H. is
PlGS,d Fad>r 5000 BeiL 70 AsslCer-
lnTEs STAB o. last evening IL was stated
hat Hon. {. e. Bowen vas taken 70 the Police
GEAR yesterday afternoon 70 answer 70 war
TsIt issged ~ Judge SDsA, on the oath Of T..
ey. in having married, in August las, Mrs.
FettgEu King, While he had another wife liy-
ins-One Frances Hicks, - whom he was
szTTiej IN Augusta, Ca, on The 3Ist Of October,
iS'2. After OEr report cicsed. Judge Fisher,
9Th lis assistants, Messrs. Harrington and
Gloss, appeared for the government, and Mr..
scweD immediately sen, Tor his counsel M.
Riddle apPesrC shortly afterwards and eX-
.n'Dins the apes, said be had supposed that
he prosecution claimed Mrs. TzS.s ma PAis 20
Re MS VIE, bat th's sesTns to be
WV wRISKLE-
Judge Fisher remarked that IL appeared
~. Riddle" whv. Won did not PROPOSE e
sssvic; hIm in TIE Cr.ninsl Court
Jadge FisheT-"Yes. we did"
d.. Riddie-''Tnis cSaTge r. MADE by or.
thcs. >. dsckey snd
HR Is LIAR ANysow.,
.InJge Fisher-.We,l we Will see Who les"
Mr.. Bowen-"They have had nv HANDS tied
s.e co5ld saw nothing, bit there IS one place
where viii ak
NJ. Riddle ito -Iadse Fisher ,-'Judge Lap
eese ven VIII discontinue the other ,Parke)
s>Se.'
Judge Fisher.-"No, bat we will try TIL. sre
Bref"
messenger Mr.. Bowen had sent for n friend
~ become his security, returned with word thst
ne party would come down in two hours. Mr..
George NJ Smith, while seated AZ The table with
Mr.. Bowen and Mr.. Riddle dictated an AZ iayit
b TIE latter, chaEEing I'll. HsCkey with
sUBoKSkTIoS OF pxRIuRY,
N having approached him Smith during the
bial which was concluded yesterday, aud offer
ing Tim 81 600 II he would testify that he saw
Bowen married 20 Tsoitha Parkes Mr.. Smith
Immediately made oa.E 1.-THE paper, aud Judge
Gray oled up the warrant. DIR. Mackey NJ
seems, lad heard OF the charge, and before
MI Bowen had been brought in, in formed the
Co5Tt that be had been informed that such a
charge would be made, aud desired to surreu Ger
hlmsef. Judge Smell required him to recognize
IN TIE ,un OF $1,000 for bis appearance to-day,
Wetch he did. ~
Mr.. SIerrick having arrived about 4 o'elorR.
wtIe the hearing was in progrcss,) had q con-
ierencs sith Mr. Bowen and Mr.. Riddle and
ssese9uently had an interview with Judge Smell
n his enc.
JUDGE Smell. on taking his seat On the bench.
stated that he would require bail o. Nr. Bowen
n me sum OF a. .OoO.
HI. Riddle remarked that If accountable to
The court be would 60 on Mr.. Bowen bond.
The Court aCs epted Mr.. Riddle, and tie bond
Wa gwen ror a further hearing. Y hich vas fixed
for Thursday next
DkASATic AND MCsIcAL.-MrS Scott Sid
sons appeSre TO great advantage a. 'GIlbsrte"
ID .fTou fIou,' at the National Theater last
night. and this evening for her benefit appears
IN two OF her best characters, In liking kene1
Daughter and Faint Heart never won Fair
lazy, 10, morrow will be gala day at the
Us You Like IT. will be repeated with Mrs,
S,dsons IN her charming impersouation of
"hosalind,' and Jem Mace, the ex-chanpion,
IN the wrestling scene. At the evening per-
foTmarce. Mrs Siddons Will appear in the beau
ninl play ef The Honeymoon - after which
that roaring old farce &" Tom and Jerry" will be
gwen, IN which lem Mace and his brother
EOu4y Mace viii appear in the CRIB scene
With o1ing gloves, and illustrate the manly art
81 sell defence. Look ont for crowded house
mere are only three mere performances OF
the Berger Bell Ringers AT Walls Opera
Hoasr- this evening, and to morrow AFTERNOON
srd evenng-and those who have not seen
them should avail themselves of these Iasf
ehsnces Their entertainments are very pleas
n g AL Oh Monday next the capital Iinkard
EouIe srpesr' and will daring their engage
Lent iesiUIm RcbeTtsOi's latest and best
coIssJy David GSTTiCh.'' The COMPANY is a
vefyfgN and excellent one for eopeJy and kur-
h>4Ge, and the spec-alties Of Vim. Horace
L.nsAIC VIII DC feature Of the performances.
Mss Jalisna May, a soprano OF culture aud
taste, vel Known 70 all our citizens a. one OF
the most accomplished vocAls.s in the city. An
h2ances a grand concert At the Masonic Ten
pic this evening, on which occasion she will be
assisted by Miss Eva Mills, Mes,rs .Junsnirts II
1Tiebels, GCEmon. AID Richter in carving on,
.lrosIsHIae embracing some OF the most beau
III y z ms of the gre at IL xsters That the con
cert will be musical success. no one donn.
Ant VIC uCsi !; will be PstroniIed BY lovers OF
MUSIC JccOrGln-.y.
SKRIOTS STABBIN6 AFFAIR." EasoT Result
fsdrrd-Abont ; o clock last night Henry Dade
the cOloTed driver employed oy Mr. Cissel,
grocer, on eth street, near Z. drove his WAGON
nmYn h. 81 n
&essrs- y. II. Perry s. Bro. where il is keut
Mr.. y. al. Perry noticed him leave without ehnt-
tbs TIE gate sn'l scco-ted him IN relation TO IL
shen Le replied that Perry wanted the gate
aiut be could .hut il himself. Perry ssrnck
eim and Knocked him down. and Dade after
settins up AMI advancing on Perry. received
cut or stab above the lett hip With q pocket
knife, making An ugly wound Oticet SkelIy
bad The wounded man removed TO the sixtb
precinct station, and pr. johnson Was sent for
Who seved np the wound. DAde was after q Ards
carried to his home on Washington street he
tween 9Th and 9Th streets. Mr.. Perry was ar
rested by Lieutenant Eeklori and locked M
Several OF his friends attempted TO Get him
released on bsil. but the physician. although he
Sors rot consider the wound necessarily fatal
Seebning Z" give q certificate that The man is
out OF danger, Judge Smell refused bail.
bowES AND MAoKkY.-we have a communi-
cation from L. ). Maekey in response to the
cA<T &c that be attempted TO born a witness
In the case OF the L nitrd s. ate. vs. G. a. Bowen
Ar. Mackey states that he Ia, never spoken 10
81 IN any manner communicated with the man
smith, who makes the charge. upon thi. or apy
Other subject, and that his action is explained
by the fact that he il and ha> been for more
than year past g. G. Bowen's private secre-
tATy. Mr.. Mackey proceeds 70 speak OF Smith
IN anything but complimentary terms and saws
~ conclusion AFTER BOwen's re- arrest to-dsy
Warrant was issued for me. on learning winch
appeared and VA released ON nv own recag-
Bizance.'
IHr MORSE MOSUNkST.-A meeting O; the
trustee. Of the National Telegraph Association
Vas held Yesterday afternoon. aud the report
OF the committee 90 select a site for thu bro
posed monument 20 Prot. Morse was adoptad
and the committee authorized to imuedatsly
confer with the government authorities with a
view 70 obtaining the site FIXED upon for the
monument-the government reservation At the
intersection OF Louisiana avenue, e street and
.th street.
NosTeAsY RsPORr.-The report OF the sec
tetary OF the Board OF Health Or y. NJ. String
seidl lot the month OF January shows total OF
10, ueAtn- m the city, Of which % we're by con-
romp'ten, Ia BY pneumonia. each by apopIeyy
eohNaislons And old age. There we're " white
males ana - White females, and 80 colored
wales and - colOred fefnsle- Forr~-ni -.
belov years OF age; X from 10 70 40. 35 frop,
above -. " - ~nu