Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-28
EVENING STAR.


OV GXN 1NO Oh An
TAUksDAY.......O csskes D, 1879
A Herse-CsF Romance.
| Dwell on the Hin lady fair.
Sweet Rosa Rhea; at Mill Rivair
Brave Oscar Dee, a bachelair
What time he sax her beauty rair
he yielded TO the fatal snair
0f kosar dimples, eyes and hair.
But tell his love he didn't dair,
SO Copids shafts his bosom tair.
One day, when he was paSsenJair,
A lady beckoned at Court squsir.
Down went the brakes, and stopped the cSir;
.ame hoss IN, All unawair
a puzzled glance. then blank despair;
i've lost my purse, do declair,"
UP oscar rose, sodebonair,
And in the box a ticket spair
Sni.e deity slipped; and then and thsir
TO Rosa Whispered loves first prair;
The maiden maiden sai sdwsS ;o pay ySgT ns s.,r'
tent paternal; don't cair.
NOW people say: "a handsome pair"
FATAL GRIP OF AN ELEPHASr.-Ls<t
saturday, forepaugn's circus and menagerie
Albany on Monday, the animals. or at least
part OF them, remained At Troy on Sunday
Ihe four elephants, male and female grown,
lot at the corner of Vail avenue and Middle
burgh street, and attracted crowds du-
Iing the day, who watched the animals
as they fed, and offered them sundry
little delicscies. John HooIey, an IRON moui,
Ger, noticing the elephants, thought to have
niue fun with them, and getting some APP
pies ana candy proceeded 10 feed the AMI
mails. After feeding the male elephant he
turned 10 the female to divide his fsvorS the
ahimal seemed somewhat restless, but he did
h ho. , Huesuon ner Kindness, aud approached
ner IeaTlessly- Tossing her a lump OF candy
u passed at once into the mouth and loigsd
IN one OF The glands under the tongue Mr.
dooley perceived that something was wrong
and, divining the cause, thrust his hand nio
her mouth; in removing the lump his NAH
scratched so deeply as 10 draw blood from
the delicate lining OF the mouth in sufficient
quantity 10 stain his hand. Without warn
ing the animal wound its trunk about his
body, nom left to right, and gave him a boa
constructor like hug, which took his breath
away and made his head spin. Win re-.
markable GOODNESS he made neither oppo-
sltion nor struggle, but allowed himself
c 20 dr3 g and slipped out of the deadly
half rolled, half sprang out of her reach
as she turned quickly around, at the
ISngIh OF her chain, with uplifted trunk.
de was slightly inconvenicnced by tue
bruises, but not so much as 10 particularly
annoy him, and went to his work as usual
ON Monday morning. He worked the follow
ing DAYS until Wednesday, when, on reach
ing the foundry, he suddenly fell 10 the floor
and began bleeding from the mouth phv.
stefan declared that a blood vessel had been
ruptured, and that Hooley's condition was
very serious His symptoms yesterday were
not improved, and a priest was calIef 70 adj
minister the last consultations of the reli-
gion.-IToy Times, I'D.
WITHnRAwISG FROM LOAN AssoCIA-
TloNS--The case of UPTON w Dorsey
against the Ashland Permanent Building
ana Loan Company. was tried yesterday in
me CITY Court, Judge Brown, and decided in
FAVOR OF the association under a clause of the
charttr declaring that members Withdraw
Ing shall be entitled TO be paid what Is due
them as soon as the redemption money in
course OF ayment shall have been paid off
Dorsey desired TO Withdraw from the asSo
clation ana demanded To be aid the amount
que hlm There was at the me of the pro-
posed Withdrawal, in January, 1874 S5il S.
In The treasury, but there were three appIi-
cations for redemption before the associa-
tioh, ana one OF them, Gen. K II. Carr s. was
In course OF payment when the appli cation
OF withdrawal was made by Dorsey Toe
court decided that Gen. Cars redemption
money must be paid by the association he
lore the Withdrawing member WAS entitled
TO be paid. Judge Brown also stated that III
there were several applications of with
drawal, he thought they should be paid in
their order OF priority.-Bau. San, 2'h.
AS WE'LL the legal nomenclature as the
Iegal practice OF England will suffer serious
change on the LIST proxlmo. Attorneys"
ana proctors" Will no longer busy them
selves in term" as the "sitting" in each
count Will be attended only by solicitors"
Punsttrs cannot but regret that there are no
more suits" but, in their lieu, factions"
The "bill" becomes a statement of com
plant. Replication" is simplihed to ere
ply" and for "plea" and answer is sub
sututed defense" The places in legal can
that knew "bills of exceptions - "proceei-
ings IN error" "pleas in abatement" and
new assignments" Will now know them no
more forever, though "demurrers" and EMO
lions FOR Lew trials" are-very naturally
retained; The emotion for judgment" re-
places The Emotion for decree" in equity
All TIE changes, IL will be seen, are in Tie
direction OF simplicity, and most of them
nave already been adopted in the colonies.
the Chicago Tribune tells OF a garment
Wii WI, when introduced Into this city cannot
1911 10 become exceedingly popular. Tits a
cloak called the sireet-car Talma. IL e. az
waterproof, velvet, or cloaking, with "A
square or oval of sole leather let in at the
SInaii Of Inc back This may be embossed
WIN the owners monogram, or any suitable
device. Its use is obvious-to protect the
coat or dress Of the wearer from being worn
oas or solled by the helping hand which the
ofnclous conductor always applies to that
region OF The passenger. A variation of the
same style that is of a more practical sort
ana may rom Its eccentricity become quite
popular, has q leather trunk handle sewn 10
The protecting patch, so that the conductor
can seize the wearer thereby and lift her
bodily TO the platform.
A CHURCH MEMBERS Two WryEs.-W.
+. \ ates, member OF the Rev. Mr.. Faulk-
arraigned before Justice Senior YESTERDAY
on the charge OF abandoning his wife. III is
SAID that accusations OF bfgamy are to be
maze aIter ms charge Is settled. The story
OF those who are pressing tue suit is that
Yates married Sophie Jane Yates i'm Cana
ia, VINO bore him SIX children in fifteen
years OF seemingly happy life. Then he
became fascinated ty another woman, and
eioped with her 10 ProCklyn, where som AZ
terward they were married. The news OF
this marriage reached the nrst wife, and she
has lourneyec 10 brooklyn 10 press the suits
". 4. Sam, 26th.
PUBLIC NIGHT SCHOOLS IN RALrtNoRr.
Inc pubic school commissioners, at their
meeting last night, entrusted a committee
with the duty OF establishing i'm the center o
the city two night schools. one for white aud
located them rasrant ,rnl,r "a a.. 49,,