Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-18

nc Bcu bct1 ulScDdTE0u from the penltpn-
tiaTy at Baltimore, where he had been I'M
justly imprisoned. When searched, a five
bsrreled revolver, loaded, was found on his
Person. He was sent TO the government asy-
lum for the insane.
A. Grant w.. Jeremiah VI. Wilson.
1IR. WILSON ASKS FULL INVESTIGATION.
To-day, in the Court in General Term, Mr.
A. n Browne appeared and said ne desir red
10 make motion based on a petitiOn-the
petliion Of A. Grant for rule on Hon. Je-e
miah NJ. Wilson TO show cause why his maine
should not be removed from the roll of mem
hers Of the bar.
Chief Justice Cartier asked if it was the
IaPer which had been published.
Nr. Browne answered In the Affirmative.
The judges. after consultation, declined to
fear The motion until due notice had been
given TO the party. and copies of the petition
served.
At this point Mr.. Wilson came in and in
gG1Ted II any instrument had been filed in
which he was personally Interest ted. He did
not think that any gentleman having any
charges against him need have gone long
distance 10 give him notice
Judge Cartier said that they had just de-
ctded that they would not hear any applica-
ton OF the kind unless notice was given the
party interested, and they would take no ac-
ton unless due notice was given such party.
Mr.. Wllson--Has any paper been filed?
Judge Oartter-The court is informed that
mere mas oeeD-but not in open court OF by
leave of the court.
Nj. Browne stated that he was employed
IN the case onls this morning. and therefore
the gentleman could not deem him guilty of
any professional discourteSy.
Mr.. Wilson said that he did not regard Mr..
BTOwne as having been iiscourteOuS. He
thought ID would be better for him Mr. W.
not 10 speak at all, but ne did not want IL
understood that he was shrinking from any
investigation. In his opinion it is a very
peculiar state of affairs that ANYBODY can
place on file paper OF this kind without no.
ice or intimatiOn To the party interested,
ard then go about and give publicity to the
contents OF such paper. All he wished was
tnat at some proper time and in the most
public manner the facts may become known.
s'Tben,'' said he "I will be entirely con-
tent"
The subject was then dropped.
BOATING NOTES.-The race between the
Ana!Ostans and POiomacs will take place on
next Monday, the 18th inst, at O'Clock. The
start Will be from point above Table Rock,
and Will be row ed Gown the river three miles
etralghtaway To Easby's wharf The race
between the New York Nassaus and the
Analostans will come OFF on the following
Thursday. the 2Sth, same time and place.
John Biglin, the trainer OF the Analostan
crew, has fnally decided upon the following
Cumberlana, 3; Burns, 2, and Brown. bow.
This crew Is composed of men OF good mate
nal, and who always give the best they
great confderce in them. Their rev she'll.
built by Elliott, of GreeDpoint. n. Y.Iis ex-
gected from New York by this evenings
steamer.
The POtomacs will wear their new racing
uniform, white knee breeches white shirts
and maroon turbaDs. on race day. which
have been presen ted To the crew by one OF
The members They nave not made ary
changes in the crew, and Judging Ly the way
they make their she'll jump they don't need
any. George Engelhart, their trainer, has
Them out practicing twice a day regularly.
Betting is quite brisk in boating circles with
ODDS In iayor OF the Potomacs, sometimes as
The Nassau club will arrive here about
1hurscay or Friday, and will, in all proba-
Sillty be CHARTERED at the Union Hotel,
Nrt0TQRrOwn- Nome " mo fNFf he
Climb will come down To witness the race.
Mt Stirling Gait. OF the well known firm
Of Gait x Bro, will be the time keeper for
The Potomacs next Monday.
THE NEW YORK REPUBLICAN AssocIA-
TON met saturday evening, and appropri-
sted the entire funds OF the association for
campaign purposes, sensing home veters,
SC. resolution was adopted authorizing
the secretary 10 furnish the Democratic Jack
son association with the names of all New
Workers going home TO vote. Notice was
given OF the complete arrangements for re-
dGceu tTanspOrtat ton, and all rested will
apply 10 M. j. III. Carmiencke. OF the I'd Au-
ditors office The last day of registration
IN Brooklyn 5 the 18th, I'm New York city the
I'd, and in al other cities of the state, hav-
ing population OF 10,c0O and upward. the
Friday preceding election, and in these cities
tered. Messrs. James SSeiGram and John A.
Clarke were elected active members.
81 sIocUx"-This evening the Frank
Tay1e rife team commence an engage
lnent ~ the National Theater in the sensa-
tirnal play Isl SlOcum." which is from the
pen OF Mr.. &. W. Tsyleure. ana sbounds i'm
.xciting situations taken from frontier life
The great feature OF the entertainment, how
ever, il the remafSable shooting by the
fTayne FAMILY, but IN addition 10 this Mr..
frayne has considerable ability as an actor
ard mas Won an envisole reputation in other
cities, which viii doubtless De sustained In
the estimation of the Washington public.
SUDDrx DEATH FROM DEBILIrY.-Ran-
fsh an Old rtnan uvhS hof mo- xro.I
nom dining saloon, nea- the depot of the
baltimore and Potomac railroad to the
Washington Asylum Hospital. Saturday,
dled In the ambulance, ana post-mortem
examination was held by Coroner Patterson,
Who decided that he died Of senile debility.
deceased was native Of Maine, and IL is
said was az one time high sheriff of Kenne-
&c; hnox and Lincoln counties OF that state.
lie mas been engaged in the sale CT n fertilI-
ger IN this vicinity for some time past.
PARsoN NEWMAN THANKS Gop FOR THE
DIR. Newman yesterday al the mornipp ser-
vice in the Metropolitan NJ. f. Church thus
alluded, in one OF his prayers To the rs.Nent
election in Ohio: I'VE thank Thee, o God. for
pie of their purpose TO remain true 10 those
principles by VIII. oh people will contInue
10 be free, and that by these signs thew
thowed desire 10 perpetUate the principles |
incnicated by our forefathers and 10 preserve
them for future generate
HORSE STEALING has become quite COM ]
mon Of late In this District. Last evening |
the Washington and Georgetown street rail !
road coupsny and two from the stables OF I
Thomas Draney, on X street.
TO Association Hall, suitable for entertain |
ments and societies..