Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-04-08

ing off ce on - street a. mentioned in yester
days STAR, were last night taken to Fort Ham
ilton, n Y, where they will be tried by court
martial.
Grand Worthy Chief Edward Baswell and
Grand Deputy Chief VIM. Phipps, Sons of jon
adab, accompanied by several other officer and
members of the order, left here on Monday ey-
ening last for Red Corner, Prince Georges CO.
meeting, and subsequently Installed the offcers
OF Trinity Council, No. 6, Sons of ,Jenadab IN
stituted there few weeks ago.
Orders have been issued for the grading of
Boundary street east, so as to open the same
from Nj to I'd streets northeast. The superin-
teDdent OF streets has been directed to have the
necessary repairs made to the cObble stone
pavements in alleys between G and H and North
Capitol and LIST streets east; between Sd and Z
streets, and Missouri avenue and Pennsylvania
avenue.
"LEoN' TO "MATTIE."-In the case before
the Police Court yesterday of Leonard Huyck,
charged with assault and battery on Mollie c.
Chamberlain, pretty and viyacious young
miss. II was mentioned in our report of the pro-
ceedipgs that Mr.. Huyck stated to the court that
the lady was laboriDg under an hallucination OF
mind, and had had these spells on her before.
Miss Chamberlain denies the hallucination end
saysshe found the following note under her room
MONDAY, - O'Clock, April 5.
DEAR MATTIR;-Ny reason for stopping your
carriage this morning was to apologize to you
for what / said to you on Friday last. NY Ian
guage was alike wicked and ungentlemanly
and am sorry / should have so far for gotten
grant me personal interview, have no course
left but this TO offer yOu a sincere apology, and
trust you will accept 1t and forgive the act.
Hoping you are very well and happy, 1 am
MATTE: For oil have said and done that
was ungentlemsnly, especially for the last few
myself. but driven to frenzy by the wrongsdone
me. May God forgive me, and forgive You the
wrong you have done me, and may He bless you
and make your future life bright and happy, is
the sincere prayer of LEON.
REAL ESTATE sALEs.-Messrs. Green &
Williams, auctioneers, have recently sold the
following real estate:-Parts of lots and 2 in
square 81, situated on 9Th street, between f
and Z northwest, improved by q three-story
cwelhng-bouse to Gothfried Schaible, for
s12OO0-Susan A. Miller, executrix for ROYAL
L. Miller, deceased. Parts of lots and s, in
square 81. on 18th street northwest. between E
and F streets, improved by brick dwelling
house, TO Isaac b. Jones, for SO ,3OO-wm. H.
Ward, trustee. Alse, yesterday sfte rnoon, lot
tween X and s, 20 feet front by % feet deep, to
b i. Philips, at 30 cents per foot; and lots 16
ard IL, in same square, TO A. Dittrich, at 80
b. II. Warner, real estate broker and auc-
tioneer, sold at auction, yesterday afternoon,
for Geo. W. Stickney, trustee, lots 56, y, 5S 80
mont avenue, between and L streets, and on
i street, between Vermont avenue and 9th
street, at IS cents per square foot, to j. Edgar
Zug, trustee.
The THEATERs.-Of course the National
Thester will be filed this evening with a fash
iOnable audience, IL being the first night of the
brief season Of Italian opera by the Strakosch
company. "Les Huguenots'' will be given, with
Mime Christine Nilsson, Mile Msresi, Miss A
L. Carey, ignOrs Campanini, Del Puente, Nan
netti, and Scolara in the cast, with a fine chorus
and orchestra.
Charlotte Cushman's "Oueen Katharine. ~ in
"HenryVIIl. ;" Il of the most finished stage pic
tures of the age, and delighted a large audience
at Ford's Opera House last night. This evening
tne great usgedienne Will repeat her wonderful
With"Claude Duvsl," the Jackly Troupe and
other attractions, the Theater Comique Is giving
their patrons more than their moneys worth
this week.
EASTER ELECTIONS, PROTESTANT EPIsoo-
Arthur Yeatman, j. 8. f. Thorn, Charles A
McEwen, j. y. Budlong, j. L. Kidwell. Nor.
man Fitzhugh, +. A. Boswell and T.. G. Wheel
er. Wardens-Joshua COoksey and Thomas
Thompson Delegate to Diocesan Convocation
Arthur Yestmsn; alternate, G. A. McEwen.
Rock Crsst ChHrch.-yestrymen-E. j. Mid
dleton, j. Il. Wiltberger, Thomas Miller, Gen.
Thomas Pitcher, Thomas joy, j. W. Burgess
T. j. Middleton, jr., and John Sherman. War
dens-E- j. Middleton and John Sherman.
Register, j. b. wiltberger. Treasurer, Z. j.
Middleton, jr. Treasurer of Cemetery, JOS. s.
Burnett. Delegate to diocesan Convention
John sherman; alternate, j. b. Wiltberger
agent ior sale OF Iots IN cemetery, l. j. Sweet.
LADY FALLS OUT OF SECOND STORY
X.
Mrs. Scrivenner, residing at No. AGO G street
northwest, met with quite q serious accident
She was looking out Of the second story window
st a servant In the garden below, and giving
her directions about her work, when she lost her
balance ana fell out TO the ground below, a
distance OF 10 or 20 feet, breaking both arms,
and IL IL feared 81 e was injured internally She
was Immediately attended by Mrs. Kimmell and
others. and physicians being sent for Drs. j. E
Dexter and j. H. Thompson responded and
dressed her wounds. They decided that 1. WAS
best 10 send her 10 a hospital for treatment. and
she was taken to Providence Hospital.
A RAILROAD ARRANGEMENT NOT Com
PLETBD.-The published reports that the Bal
timore and Ohio and Baltimore and Potomac
which the former road viii be allowed to run
through trains lover the p. W. and b. between
this city and New \ ork In consideration of the
former giving up the use of the Washington
City and Point Lookout road from Bladedsburg
TO Alexandria, are premature. Negotiations
have been going on for some weeks, and in con-
nectton with the through-train subject, the
running OF some of the southern connecting
roads Is being considered.
A SHORT HoNEYMooN-A Young man and
young woman ,hailiDg from Charlottesville, said
at the time to be q runaway couple, passed
through here last week 20 Washington, where
they were married. On Friday morning last
they returned here and put mp at a lady's house
IN the upper part Of the city. After dinner that
walk around the city TO look at the sights, but
since then he has not been heard OF, and where
he has gone IL what " no felIah can tell" The
name Of the missing man Is said to be Hail.
Alexandria Gazette.
fATESTs--The following patents have been
granted 10 persons residing in this city Isaac
l.. jackson, composition for printers linking
rollers; George L. Noye. ASH znor Of half 10 p
N Gray, brick machine; BENJAMIN Chambers
assgnor Of one-hsn to j. s. Ellis same place
reversing gear for engines; Geo. H. HowarI
railway car with camera 80 arranged that an
image OF the passing scenery IL cast within a
darkened department. Of the car; W. E Pral
treissue,) steam vacuum pump.
NEW PROTESTANT EPIscPAL CoNeRggA-
TIoN.-An organization known as ST. Mary
p. Z. Church Sinking Fund was started on
Monday last az the house OF Mrs. A. r. Bowen
near St Mary's church. The object OF the So
ciety Is 70 collect funds for the erection OF new
Episcopal church on 18th, near n street. The
Officers elect are Mrs. A. T.. Bowen, president;
Mr.. White, vice president; Mrs. Sarah Anna
. Hail, secretary; Mrs. Jane Lewis, assistant sec
Rotary; and Rev. A Crunuel, treasurer.
GRAND MILITARY LEvKE.-The military ball
tomorrow evening given by the Corc0raa Zou-
ayes al Washington Hall, corner 81 street and
Pennsylvania avenue, promises to be a brilliant
affair. The full Corcoran Zouaye Band will
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