Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-30


well, and some of them appeared To be in the
very be st state OF discipline. The knights
are uniformed similar 10 the white knights
black cloth suits. chapeauX with white
feather, black bal6ric. red belt. and a sword.
The route was down Massachusetts avenue
TO I'd street. to Pennsylvania avenue. to 10Th
street. 10 X street. to the Olympic Base Ball
grounds. where the Grand Commander. l.. =.
Bailey, will review and inspect the line.
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AN INDIAN INJUNCTION CASE-CherOk,e
against CheTOkee.-G yesterday bill was filed
by Mrs. b A. Lockwood i'm the name of the
Eastern Band of CberOkees, by their agents,
John Ross and others, against the Western
Band Of CherOkees. by W. +. Ross and Others
for an in junction to restrain defendants from
receiving money claimed To be due to the
Eastern Band Of CherOkees out of the sales
OF the neutral lands or "KansaS strip" and
from selling or in any manner dispOSing Of
the lands transferred by the treaty OF 1919.
Judge DIN denied the prayer for an injunc-
ton, on the ground that the court has no in
riSdict1On Of the subject matter of the DILL;
and II the court had Jurisdiction. the parties
named are not the proper parties 10 the pro-
eeedlDg.
A DESERTED HUSBAND PRAYs FOR A
DIvORCE-Mrs- lockwood has filed bill
for divOrce-JeTTy DOrman against Emily
+. DCrman- The petition states that they
were married in New York in December.
1867, defendants name being Harrison; that
plaintiff moved to this city in 1872, and has
been in business here ever since; that when
be bece me settled in business he returned to
New York for her, but she refused to come to
this city, and be made a similar attempt to
get her here and she a second time refused To
come. Subsequently she made two trips to
this city and remained four or five weeks
each time, but did not live with him, and i'm
September. 1874, she wrote him that she did
not intend TO live with him any more.
A BUILDING IMPRovEMENT-Messr
bearing & Johnson, carpenters and builders,
have Just completed, for Mrs. Isaac n. Cary
handsome pressed brick store and dwelling
mn hot araI efr
IL is 81 by Z2-6 feet. three stories high, the
gore room being 16 feet wide and running
back the entire depth OF the building. Large
show windows have been put in, surmOunt-
Ell with heavy cOrnice, above which is
neatly constructed bay window in the second
story with French plate glass The ceilings
handsome center pieces, the main rooms
furnished with marble mantles and latrObe
stoves, and bath room with hot and cold
water The cost OF the whole was 5000.
b. L. III. F)C. A-The Supreme Circle of
The brotherhood of the Union will meet in
this city, at the hail corner of It'll and ID
streets. on Tuesday. October 5th, and will be
IN session several days. The session will be
a very important one, and delegates will be
present from New York, Pennsylvania, New
Jersey. Delaware, Virginia and this Dis
friet. The visitors during their STAY will be
entertained by the Grand and subordinate
circles Of the District nv a banquet and a
trip To Mount Vernon. This order is founded
on early American history. amt bad its ORR
gin. We believe, with George Lipparl, the
novelist.
THE RoGUs EDEs JOB-I reseHiHle7lts bU the
Grand JtsTy.-The grand jury Of tine Criminal
Court yesterday returned presentments
against Charles G. Fisher for the larceny Of
papers from the flies OF the court; Charles G..
Fisher. VIM. NJ. Evans. Benjamin F. Leigh
ton, John Green. Mary Miller alias Lena
Miller, for conspiracy 10 defeat the ends of
Justice in connection with the bailing OF
Snyder, the alleged Perry burglar, and also
ont afc a to- Of
ties named-Green for perjury, and the 9TH
ers for subornation Of perjury.
HENRY V-The Baltimore American OF
this morning says. THE last performance of
Herr" v. will be given tonight, the length
OF tine necessary for the TRANSPORTATION of
the Ella DOrate and magnificent stage settings
10 Was 1ingfOn, where 10 will open at FOrd's
National Theater on Monday evening, pre-
GLIDING any extension Of the season here.
There has never been witnessed in this city
such representation as that Of the great
Sbaksperean drama, and there are not many
theater-gOeTs who have neglected to witness
It, or failed to be gratifed thereat"
DIED PROM HIS ISJURIEs.-Spencer Ben
ner, the young man whose injury by falling
from and being run over by street car was
reported in Mondays STAR. died last even
ing from the IL jurieS he then sustained The
case Is peculiarly distressing One,-tbe de-
ceased being 1.-The only son OF his mother,
ard she a widow" Singuiarlv enough. Mrs
BenDer'S husband also came to his death in
from horse car at or near the Avenue and
TN street junction some three years ago.
a TIA PARTY Of the Moral Educational
society was held last night at their rooms
corner OF 9th and O. streets northwest about
nifty ladies and gentlemen being present.
Chambers, Miss Hyperion and Mr. Frank
Jones, after which remarks were made On
the progress OF the association by several
ladies' The society publishes an organ
called nv A
Wood and her daughter, Miss Lily De Sofia
Wood.
A MASS TEMPERANCE MEETING was held
At Temperance Temple last evening. Mr.. A.
c. Constantine introduced Mr.. Halves, who
addressed the audience at some length. ad
vocating the free sale Of liquor, and holding
every man responsible for the effects Of the
liquor sold by him. Mr.. Squiers followed
Win 2 very interesting address Music was
and some ladies and gentlemen OF Howard
division No. ,, Sons OF Temperance.
ACCIDENT TO A LABoRHR-west Peel a
now being erected at the corner OF 18th 81 reel
tured yesterday by the FALLING of a tnh S.a,n
tne scanoldlng used In hosting mortar striE-
ing ing him on the head and kuoc King him sense.
Phed' aner which he was sent to his home.
THE JUvENILE OPERA TROUPE
evening the Juvenile Mexicans delighted an
other large audience AZ the National The
ater oy their dashing rendition OF ''The Grand
Duchess" This evening will ne given the
new opera entitled "Robinsou Crusoe - and
The Moron little ones In their various roles
will doubtless sustain their wonderful repu-
fatton. They deserve crowded houses.
SALE OF REAL ESTATE IN. THE COUNTY.
r. n. Warner yesterday sold 50 acres OF the
tract of land called "Youngsboro' :" in the
county, along the Baltimore and Ohio Rail-
road, and adjoining the Deaf and Dumb Asy-
lum, 10 r. w. Jones esq, FOR > 200. subiee,