Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-09
The Perry Buriary and snyder Re
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streets northeast; $1,000
lease Cases.
In the Criminal Court, Judge MacAr-
thur this morning, the cases of Green e vans
Leighton, and Fisher, charged with con-
splracy ana other offences growing out Of
The release OF Snyder, the alleged Perry bur
glsr, by fraudulent bail offered, as alleged,
by Green, in the name of Edes, was taken
up. The government is represented by Dis
tIict Attorney Wells, and Hon. jeremiah
NJ. Wilson, and the defendants by Messrs
w A. Cook, A: G. Riddle r. T. Merrick.
Mr. Cook said that after a conference with
his colleagues they had concluded to ask
that the motions to quash be heard on Fri
day morningt with the pending motions in
the Treasury robbery cases.
Mr.. Wells said this course would shorten
the argument, and he would not object to
the hearing going over.
The cases then went over.
THE COLoRED SCHOOLS IN THE FOURTH
SCHOOL DISTRICT - Better Accommodations
ASKED For AT large meeting of colored cit
izens of the 4th school district (South Wash
ington) last evening, at Wesley Zion church.
MI. Ryder was called 10 the chair, and APP
pointed committee consisting of MeSsrs
Collins, Chase, Beasten, Braxton and DR.
Bowen, who submitted resolutions that there
is great necessity for better school accom-
mOdat1ODs for cOlOred children in the sOuth-
western section Of the city; that because for
the want of such accommodations the grades
OF the several schools have been lowered to
vast number seeking a common school edu-
carton; the pupils of advanced grammar
grades are forced to walk a distance of one
ard half miles in order to pursue their
studies; the school buildings are without all
the modern improvements, and are almost
II not totally, inadequate TO accommodate
the physical as well as mental development
OF the pupils, and the locality should be made
TO correspond with the eastern, western and
northern sections of the city in school &C
ooInmodations; therefore IL is the sense OF
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school district be respectfully requested to
lend their aid in furtherance OF this, our pc
nuoD. viz In securing such school building
or buildings and facilities as the pressing
needs OF the southwestern portion of the CITY
demands. The report. after debate. was
adopted, and the committee were instructed
TO lay the matter before the District Com
mlssiOners.
PATENTS TO THE DISTRICT OF CoLUM-
EIA. MARYLAND AND EIRGINIA-The fol-
lowing is list of patents granted to citizens
OF The District OF Columbia, Maryland, Vir-
ginia and West Virginia. for the week end
Ing yesterday. 9th instant:
District ~ Columbia -George w. BairI of
L. =. Navy, and Joseph G.. Lewis, improve
nent IN pneumatic steering apparatus for
ships. George c. Henniug, Improvement i'm
cartilage belts; Mary Ann Johnson. improve
meI in clothes wripgers.
Nd1g'G''d.-William w. Bartlett, of Balti-
Charles S. Brown, of Baltimore. improve,
ment In cigar boxes; W. III Fairbank of AL
berton, assignee of one half interest tn H. A
holton, OF same place, improvement in ice
bcats; isaac n. Forester, of Baltimore, I'M
proNemest In rotary swings; Samuel HART
soH, OF Baltimore, Improvement in safety
valves.
Tirgi,,id William Huntress. OF Richmond
improvement in invalid bedsteads: Charles
Peters. of Mechanicsville, assignor TO Chas
Boese Co, Improvement in reagents for
testing ire strength of vinegar.
Vest TiTgi1ttd. Schirmer, of
wheeling, improvement in inkstands.
REAL ESTATE SALEs-B. n. Warner.
real estate broker and auctioneer, has sold at
auction the past week the following real
estate: For Ivory G. kimball, trustee, lot
ofsquare 49, improved by a two story frame
dwelling on street, between 18th and 10Th
streets northwest, to c. j. Jenkins, 1900
trustee. west 10 feet 10 inches of lot /, square
.G39, ON Z street, between 18th and 18th
streets southeast, to Margaret WEIGH, at
square 535 fronting f6 feet on Sd street, by a
depth of 100 feet on ID southwest, improved
by Two story frame building, to James
Kane, at 81, 200 For John n. Oliver, trustee.
part lot Z, square 9s2, fronting II feet on III
street, between 18th and 18th streets north
east, by depth of 100 feet, to Adrian Enders
al .5,5: For Rudolph Johnson, lot 35. of
1urton's subdivision, square $50, fronting 20
feet inches on @ street, between 18th and
ltth streets northwest, improved by two
story brick dwelling, to George Lackey, at
CIVIL SUIT FOR ASSAULT AND BATTERY.
Yesterday Mr.. L. g. Hine, for Lewis Huber
and Catherine w. Huber, entered a suit
against Frank Teuber and Bernardina leu
Der for trespass assault and battery, laying
damages ,sda at SO 600. The plaintiffs charge
Of September, 1875, assault Catherine w.
huber with stick and with fists, giving her
aen great b number ssrn of blows; which pre-
business for the space of eight weeks.
INsTALLArIoN.-The following officers of
Eagle Tent, No. ., Junior Order of Rechab-
ties, have been installed by ID. v. and l.,
Thomas II Marche:-Shd.. John n. Mahoney;
arS T. n Nm 1 sniffin; C r. Stephen Pritch-
Mcfarland; F. s., VIM. Mathis; T., John q.
Axe; L., Wilfred Crampsey; D. !. g., VIM.
SWln ne rGsS q; Gfi jShn STin; T. s. toC.R,
l.. s. TO G. r., Richard Wilson; L. s. to ID, r.,
James upper.
LABOR INTERESTS. - The Washington
branch OF the Anna gamated Society OF Car
penters and Joiners met last evening. The
ont the United States and Canada was sub
miited. in which San Francisco is the only
point al which trade is quoted as fair. Chi
quoted as moderate. Other points are quoted
as Gull, bad or overstocked.
DESERTED BABE.-Yesterday afternoon
Jerry RobiDsOn's children, in Browns court,
between 18th and 14th streets, near Bound
arp, babe: stating that she would call for
III again. She, however. failed to do So and
! u, was taken In charge by Caroline Jones, 10 |
Browns court.
MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued 10
Thoms V. Julien and Martha H. Brewer,
James Byrne and Margaret Byrne, VIM. r.
COlley and Claudia M. Dixon, Lawrence w
sherwood and Edith l.. Hillery, Jas. Hicks |
and Charlotte Jones.
ARACHIs HYP0GG GA, fresh roasted, 10 cts
per quart. southeast cor. Pa. ave. and III st. |
~They have a fine new Jail in Branch
county, Mich. The old one was sold at auc- |
ton for ten cents.
~Duripg the last three months Las
horses, 81 donkeys and mules were killed
In Paris for public consumption.
- Miss Emily Faithful, who Is over
twenty five, advises females not TO marry |
until they are twenty-five years old.
nSNaSSar girls hpliave m a 6sh diet n