Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-03-27

ulations, page 20 Webs Digest
A Probsble Frafrtcfae.
YOUys NAN SLABS HIS BROTHER.
About O'Clock last night a small boy notified
the police of the first precinct station that a
young man had been stabbed in a house ON
street, between Sd and IL, southeast. Lieut..
GessfoTd dissatisfied an officer at once to the
place indicated, where DIS Brockeiheimer ard
Riley were found dressing a wousd in the lett
shoulder of John Kane, ~hich wound had been
Tie quarrel which led to the ST. bling wss IL
appears, the result of q family trouble; an al
tereaton sle'ting mp betw cen the brothers, and
plunged il into his brosher John making dam
gerous wound about two inches long and quite
deep, and then fed frem the house, since which
time he has not been seen.
John II twenty-five years Of age, ard Is a
hUeksteT N the market, and NJ ichaei il twenty
years OF age, and assists his father in his gro-
Gerry store ON y street. IL Is fhe opinion of the
doctors That the vurnd will prove fatal
Our reporter called 70 see
and fou-d him living on a cot IN the fSort roo,
of his fathers house, which stands back in the
yard He was surrounded by his wife AMI
Rortally wounded; the knffe having nearly
severed large artery in the shoulder.
The family are
but say IL was dcne in a sudden passion AFTER
some words had passed about "A RECEIPT for rent
which John vas entitled TO from the father, bat
anything said which viii lead TO any legal steps
IN The ease, a. they do zot wish &c prosecute
DIR Riley states that he considers
THE WOUND. VERY DANGERo<s cNE,
as II Is difhcait 70 unite he artery a. it srch
aderth from the surface, and although the
flow OF blOed has been checked, it IL liable any
moment 90 break ont again. He SAYS that he'd
he got to the hsR~e sooner he might have saved
large quantity OF bIoOf. nearly all of which
ran from the wound, leaving the patient in a
very weak state. Michael Kane after striking
the bloM ana seeing the blood spext up, threw
down the knife and left the house,
MAKING SooR HIS ESCAPE
under cover OF the darkness. He was seen on
Pennsylvania syenae ssOn afterwards by ssnie
aequaintaBces, who were not aware OF what
had happened, but 10 is believed he will be
found, a. he has large circle Of acluaintances
Michael v&s married less than a yea since 70
Rypsey girl, and after the eating she ran into
The street, screaming .. Murdcr!" and - NJ ch-
asllas cut JOha." She sa-in great q agm IN. tn ak-
ing he was killed. The police are looking for
the fugitive
ARRESTED roe sHOvIxG the orEER.Y-
A coloFed RAN named Edward Egowa. en-
ployed a. driver of sa express wagon. went int
arestaaTsnt on Pennsy lyania ayeAHe, kept by
Henry SchwaIzeRbgEg, near ~ street. on
TUESDAY, AID, after drinking glass OF whisky,
ten'lered so bill, which was received by the
proprietor and the change returned Yesterday
. afternoon SehssrzenllsEg went TO pay note
In the Farmers and Mechanics Bank Of GEORGE
town, and, among other money, rendered the
aforesaid $50 bill, which was rejected a coun-
terteit- Gr. Schwarzenburg retur ned to this
city and at once set about hunting up the man
Who paid hin the note, and last night met and
arrested him, AMI took him to The detective
office, where he handed hi n over 10 Mr. Coo:nes.
who upon Searching him found $3.50 OF the
queer, in denominations of so, SO and -, all
ON the Farmers and Merchants First National
Bank of Poughkeepsie. New York. The story
told by Brown Is that he found this package OF
bills at Wiilard's Hotel last year; bat this
open At that time.
This morning Detective cooaes took Brown
TO Gardeners gallery and had his ..mug" taken,
after which he was conducted to the Police
Court, ard warrant was sworn out by Mr.
Schwsrzenburg and r Hamburger, charging
Grown With utteriEg and passing counterfeit
money. The latter gentleman i a cIothing
dealer At tJj Pennsylv ania yenue, and received
so OF 'the queer from Brown yesterday in
payment fos a s1it OF clothes. He did no, sSts-
pect anything wrong until seeing the published
statement, wsen, on examining his money. he
found II was ceunterfeit. Brown tells different
stories as 70 AeS he came in Possession OF the
money. He was committed % jail FOR action OF
the grand jury, in default OF $500 bail.
NATIONAL CAfIrAL REAL ESTATE SSocr,-
TIoN--Ghe secO1S annual meetiag of this asso-
eiation vas held last night, when the secretary
eeiPts and disbursements for the past wear of
$sS-gl St- ASST. Amount due frsun borrowers
tdrawang per cent }. SO 1888; awouut.of ar
rearaees on stock. - .2i3.15; amount OF .srrear-
ages on tines, >l3 &c; smouRt OF offis,e fHTu ture
and iron safe, sS2s -. amount OF casa Oh D. ami
S1,45s-.3; total, s8 954,93. Less amo,sits psya-
payments, ~ 0ee.eI; amount OF intere<c duo
the same 10 date. s-.ssi; total. al lssJs; net
assets, ssS. ASK. Share On roll az seF last
report. sos; cancelled b. fires, ~. redeemed.
S22 total, 81, leaving on roll, i.fJt- Present
value OF one share. sI2-6s The following Of
hceTs were excited: Preside4t Dr. ThoEas l..
Csrheart; vice president. Thomas !. asbh.:
secretary, Ph-t. n. Weieh; treasurer. G-otse
CeNie; directors, John Burnside, j. n. Hilton,
u T. Corrigsn. pr. James II. SsoTmley. DR. A.
p. Pardon, ". n Snows,en William ShiyeY j.
r. L. fSPper, p y. Caldwell.
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SClT F"R DANCES poR GErcSS Rev Ovas
IN TIRE SfekEF--eo-iay.l In the Circuit Court.
Judge Cartier, the ease OF Carl r. Klarkeriag
against fredsTisk Freund and sherwood was
-caiieo-Gen Mussey and Mr.. Hnrke-s Tor plain
tan, and Mr.. Hire for defendants This salt, is
brought for slo, 600 damages. claimei for In M
being run over and knocked down blythe horse
and wagon OF de1endauts-hisf face having been
injured, and several ribs ALA. This hxppeneI
streets, in January. ia Ths plaintiff sIiese.
tAat the accsdenr Wa caused By the defendants
placing the wagon In charge 81 incomPeten
IN such a condition Al tie time that the driver
Gas unable 70 drive ON but one side OF she
street.; that the plaintiff was hailed in time 10
Tad Of getting oar Of the asS. ~SieS fright
ersd The animal. and caused the accident.
SER ,sa pryoecs.-I. the Esai,, Car,
yesterdas, Ehzabeth Deehzrd nled, through
her attorbey, Mr. a h. Williams, q hin for d.
serce ron her husband, Peer Louis Berhsrd.
1915, and lived happily together until isss. in
which year and since he has treated her A.
cruelty as I'd endAnzer her life; that ON April ~
1859, while she wss suffering pains Of iahor yifh
Der youpgest child. he got drunk and strsck her
nth heavy stick, called her shocking .snrs.
be armed himself with large knife, AMI ran
~ her. saying, you, I'll make yoar
blood rus." and was only prevented from in
fieijns inSsry upon her BY the timely interfer-
eaoe Of her ON, augustus. She asks that a
siiyoses be gra4ksd her, As also the custody OF
her I've children, whose ages vary from fcar to
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