Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-08-28
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About . O'Clock last night quite a scene took
pace at house on Market Space, between sth
ard 9Th streets, in which the principal actor
was an enraged wife, who caught her Husband
Mr. ID. W. Smith, in the company of another
woman, with whom the wife alleges he has been
living on terms of improper intimacy for some
time past The wife, who resides in Williams
port, Pa, arrived In this city last evening and
by some means ascertained the whereabouts of
her husband, and proceeded to the house pre-
Eiously indicated, and, finding him enjoyIny
the society Of another fair one, commenced de-
molshing tie furniture Of the room, which she
do pretty effectually. The offending Benedict
subsequently retired to the National hotel
where he boards, while his wife went TO the
Metropolitan, where she had previously secured
quarters The cause of the row is a Mrs. Lip
Pincott, Wiliamsport widow, who pleads that
she Is a convert to the woodruff free-loye doc
trine, and that the gentleman in question is the
from Williamsport two months ago. and has
been living with him ever since, and that as
soon as he can secure divorce, application for
which has already been made, he will marry
her. She says that her people in Williamson
are under the impression that she Is EMPLOYED
IN the treasury. The truant husband Is well
Known IN this city, and has been engaged in the
business OF furnishing to contractors here the
blocks necessary to lay wooden payements in
There are no new DEVELOPMENTS In the case
to-day, other than that Mrs. Smith left the
Metropolitan hotel this morning for Will
Transport, Pa, where the family are living in
other dear charmer and her husband to them
selves. IL 5 said by his friends to-day that he
says ne don't care d-n about it, and only
porter last night It is also rumored that he
intends to apply for divorce from his wife.
NORTH ARLINGTON HEIGHTs.-The most de-
hghttul, healthful and desirable homes in the
world are in the country, near a CITY, where the
advantages of both city and country are com
bined. The little "seyen by ninAS lots of the
CITY will do stores hotels md ofy
ness, but to render the home of a family in
every way all that il should be- IL REQUIRES a few
s ness o. ground instead Of a few feet, where
mower garden, and where there is room
Tor outdoor exercise and amusement, breathing
taminated as In the crowded city; and where one
can have their own orchards of the apple, pear
peach, ounce and cherry, borders of grapes,
Strawberries, rasberries, blackberries, currants
&c. A rare opportunity Is now offered
by Mr.. X. A. Phillips, 6f3 18th street, to
secure a most desirable site fer such a deli CHIT
ful home, with few acres Of land, combining
every advantage we have named in his re cent
subdivision of 1.-THE North Arlington Heights, -
which Is the most attractive section of the coun-
equaled views Of this city and surrounding
country its position being high, dry and per-
fectly healthy, making some fifty small farms Of
from one 70 twenty acres each, as will be seen by
referring to our advertising columns.
fRATERNAL Observation-Disclosures Hill En-
eampment of Odd Fellows, of Charlestown,
Mass, Zone Of the largest and most fiourishing
eneampmeDts In New England, } have arranged
10 visit this vicinity about the middle of Sep
.smoer. they will arrive In Baltimore on
MONDAY, the 18th, and will act as escort to the
Grand Lodge Of the United States, which will
meet on that day. A street parade Of the uni
lormsd enesmpment members will take place
on on the same day. On Wednesday or Thurs
gay following they will visit this city with
about 100 members of the Baltimore encamp-
mems, anc arrangements are being made for
the reception here. The Bunker Hi7I Encsm M.
ment VIII number 10. and will bring band Of
music. The uniform is black suit, with purple
purple feather, and this will be the hrst psrade
or uniformed encampment in this district.
TIE SEPTEMBER CouRrs.-The general term
of the Supreme Court for this District will omen
its session on the I'D Of September next. There
among them the cases OF the Alexandria Canal
Railroad and Bridge company VS.. the National
function RAILROAD company, involving a con-
pany; Board Of Public works VS. the washing
non and Georgetown Railroad company; Wal
Gen vs. District c. Columbia; Mills vs.. Orange,
and other cases Of public interest The special
Term, MI. Justice Humphreys opens on Tues
day next with twenty-nve cases upon the cal
endar. 49,
The WASHINGTON CLUE DEFEATS THE At.
hAsTios-Lhe washington base ball club and
the third Of their championship matches on The
Olympic grounds In this city yesterday after
noon The game WAS q closely-contested one.
and resulted in q victory for the washingtop
nine BY = score Of 10 Z.
BUILDING PERMITS have been issued as fol-
lows since our last: L. +. McCauley, < story
frame house, 4th between and h southeast
@. Mudgett, 1 story frame dwelling rear Of
Indiana avenue, between LIST and ID street
northwest; r. Maloney, story frame dwelling,
between LIST and I'd streets southwest.
REAL ESTATE SALB--Messrs. Green & WI
nams, suctioneers, sold yesterday afternoon for
samuel Ceas, assignee, lot b, in ID. L. Morri-
sons subdivision OF square north OF S5f, 'front.'
ing on B street south, between 10th and 18th
streets west, improved by q three-story brick
house, 10 Vim. 9. Lyeett, Tor $500.