Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-05-08
Condensed Locals.

twas NJ jos. p. Cox, and not Mrw.w. Cox,
who recently lost his wife by small pox.
The Governor has appointed Richard W. Car
ter member Of the boa-d of county scool com
misSiOners, vice w. o. Harry, resigned.
The game Of base ball in Philadelphia. yes
terday, between the Athletics and washingtons
resulted: Athletics, Il; washingtons g.
The members Of the bar Of the District courts
will hold meeting in the court room to-mor-
rSw; 70 take action in reference to the death Of
the late Chief Justice Chase.
fatents have just been issued TO citizens of
Washington as follows: To Winfield Benseman
and Eleazer Slocum. for machine for affixing
dumping wagon.
The attention of the public is called to the
announcement elsewhere of a meeting of citi-
xeHs 10 take place on Friday at 4 o'clock p. m,
To take action upon the death of Chief Justice
Chase.
Jerry Barrett, laborer en- ployed at the new
state depaI sment building, fell from wall to
the ground, yesterday, and was seriously in
Jured- DIR. Hsgner rendered medical assistance
and the sufferer was carried TO his home.
There IL universal cOmDlaint on the part of
the stall-Owners ard those who purchase their
supplies at the new center market. of the leaky
condition Of the roof. Cannot the company
remedy the evil?
Mr. Harry Sykes, OF the Imperial hotel was
married to Miss Alice b. Gray, ct the Church
of a large namber of friends OF the happy pair
Alter the ceremony the couple left OF bridal
tour through the north.
The Baltimore Sun says: Mr.. J. ID. Stewart
Aeeomac county, Va, pair of valuable
mares, named Dolly Warden and Belle of Dixie,
70 augustus X Foote, of Washington, u. c.,
for 5000. Dolly Warden Is known in racing
circles.
Herman StreibIing, an employe Of the bureau
through one ., the nails OF The "T T1sasIprS Eng
partment This morning, slipped down aid frac-
tured the cap Of his knee. He was kindly cared
for by Mr.. George Il. McCartee, who sum moped
physician and had him conve yed TO his home,
No. 12lJ New Hampshire avenue.
A Domestic UNPLEAsANTNEss-Hs ceuss
and ResEits---Last night MIR. Chase ROys, the
principal of a. academy on ~ street, near the
City Hal, appeared at the Sth precinct station
left his residence on Pennsylvania avenue, be-
tween 9Th and 9Th streets east, and had carried
away considerable portion of his furniture to
a Mouse on f1tt street, near the navy yard
bridge. The officers directed him to procure a
warrant, and he applied TO Justice Ferguson,
and obtaining the document he placed il in the
hands OF Officer Richardson. The on Ger served
the warrant at an early hour this morning and
the goods were removed to the station house
and Mr.. Andrew Mcfarland, in whose house
they we're found, was taken into custody, and
appeared at the Police Court. m being
shown, however, that according to Mr.. Roys
own statements Mrs. RCys had carried of the
goods, and there being NO such offence in law
as stealing by wife from her husband, a war
rant was refused, and there being no charge
against Mr.. Mcfarland, he was dischar ged.
The police. acting on the ,rirIcple that the
husband Is The head of the FAMILY deIivereJ
the furniture &c Mr.. Rows. who states that his
wife has been intimate with Mrs Chandler
Mrs Spencer, anc others who are members of
the Moral Educational Society, and her body
being ''the temple of an unborn angel" she
claims that il is sacred, and that it L. not proper
for her and her husband TO live under the same
roof, and she therefore left him. taking avay
her children and the furniture. The police as
cerfained that she had rented rOOR i'm Mr.
Mel Tland's house a few days ago. This case
shows that wOman's rights are making some
Roadway here under the teachings OF the Moral
Reform Society.