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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-18
Policy I'm the Police Court


IN tne Police Court, Judge Mills pro tenn,
90 SATURDAY after our report closed, VIM. ii.
Williamson was arraigned on the charge OF
keeping q place where lottery tickets are
SOLD. His counsel, Mr.. Cook, after looking
at the papers, moved that the Information
be quashed, as 1t was mere duplicate OF
the case against him which had been pre-
and did not locate his place.
Mr.. Birney, for the District, explained that
this was another and distinct place of BUSH
ness, which the testimony would show. The
counsel had no right to make such q motion,
on the ground that the place had not been
stated In the Information.
The court stated that the information ap-
peared to be identical with the case which
had been disposed OF, and he would suspend
the hearing at that time for consideration.
FRENCH SIMPSON
was xtarrafgned on the same charge and
pleaded not guilty. After looking over the
Information, Mr.. Cook moved to quash on
nlling Of the blank had inadvertently been
Omitted by Mr.. Birney in the pressure Of
business, % the case went over until next
Thursday, when new papers will be made
ont. AT the same time Simpson was placed
under 81 ,000 bonds.
URIAH d. HILTON
was then stood up on the same charge and
was waived by his counsel, and fne of s5Go
imposed and three months In jail, and in
default OF the payment OF the fine, three
months additional. An appeal was taken
and bonds liked at 81 900. Another charge OF
the same nature was made against Hilton
which took the same course, and like PEN
atty was imposed, from which an appeal was
taken and bonds liked at 81 ,OOO AN the
other cases were then postponed until Thurs
day.
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GEORGETOWN.

TIE STORM YKsrERDAY-A R.se n, the
t hee ssc, 4, strong wind Of yesterday had
Though happily doing little serious damage,
TIE water commenced to rise about o'clock
last evening, and overlooked the wharvss
siIee The II ,as MaTehoTses .lons Water
Co. and g. F. Hyde enabled them TO remove
me GOODS IN lneir Buildings before any DAM
age Wa zone; put others were not so fortu-
nate. The storage shed Of the Merchants
Line Line OF steamshipe, containing barrels OF
nonr was not much injured. The cellar Of
though the DAMAGE VIII be fully covered by
S25. Five scows-one the property of I'D. p.
Gilbert, the balance belonging 10 Gilbert
rrs' en- nM,eraenIwere carried away. And the
owned by Joseph Passepo and another one
belonging % Clarence Corson were swept
a ~ssy az ana nave not since been found. The
flooded. and number OF empty barrels were we're
fioated on. +. L. Moore sustained some loss
by the water entering his mill and damaging
fallen trees and chimneys were the extent OF
the injury done elsewhere in this city. Fur
ther oanger from high water is expectC 4, as
to the effect that the water was rising there.
SUNkEN TUG RAIsED.-The steam tug
Mary T. Beamas, the property OF G. Wander
werken, and which sunk at Lynchs wharf
about ak years ego, has, after several pre-
v1ous unsuccessful attempts by other par
ties, been raised by J. E. Bailey, of this city.
CENTENNIAL TRIP FoR THE BEST
BoYs--The Industrial Home School OF
Georgetown will send to the Centennial to-
morrow in charge OF the superin tendent, A.
Kenny, the following boys: Jacob Zuest, Jno.
Burk, Thomas FRESHMAN, and Jas. Trainor
These boys are the most industrious and de-
serving OF the school, and this trip is given
the m as premium.
LARCHNY.-William Brown, colored, was
arrested yesterde y for the larceny OF q coat
from Robert Cook. also colored. His case
had hearing in the Police Court to-day.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Whitney was ar
rested here this morning on the charge OF
breaking into house occupied by Louis
Frazier, at the corner OF Goth and M streets,
Washington. Whitney says that he is q
resident OF the house, and being refused ad-
m1ttance broke open the door. The case was
before the Police Court to day.
RELIGIoUs.-Reviva meetings are to be
commenced this evening at the Dumbarton
street n. Z. church, under the leadership OF
the pastor, Rev. Richard Norris.
GRAIN TRADE.-The offerings on Change
this morning amounted to ,O55 bushels OF
wheat, with sales as follows: 345 bushels at
81. %. 355 do. at s1.18K, 40 do. at 81 20X, rs
do At Sl.1sk, and 100 DO. at 81 19K.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-18

WOMAN AND THE BALLoT.-Mrs. Mar
garet Parker, president OF the Woman's
Suffrage Society of Dundee, Scotland, said
last night, at reception given to her by DR.
women have the right TO vote for municipal
ofcerr, as In England, and that In the latter
country, where they do vote, the officials
and character to those formerly elected Sy
men alone. Woman suffrage In Great Brit
ain is advocated chiefly by the wealthy
classes. Mrs. Lille Devereux Blake an
nounced that she was to address q political
assemblage in the church at 5Oth street and
9Th avenue on the 21st inst. Mrs. Jennie
June Croly and Mrs. Mary Bayard Clarke, q
Susan b. Anthony said that Miss Susan
King and several other capitalists Intend TO
erect IN this city building containing q
nall Tor woman suffrage meetings, club
rooms Tor women, restaurant, q savings
ban K, and offices for business men.-[M y.
Sun, 10th. '
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-18

TIE MISSOURI WAR CLAIM FRAUps.-
Inc united states grand jury at Jefferson
City, Mo-, has found indictments against
several persons for completely in the war
claim frauds, perpetrated during the admin
1strat1on OF Gov. Woodson. John d. Crofton,
Jr., son OF ex-Adjutant General Crofton, and
a clerk for bis father, surrendered himself to
the United States marshal Saturday, having
learned that he was one of the parties
against whom indictments had been found,
and in default OF 5000 bail was placed In
custody. Other gentlemen residing at Kan.
sas City, st. Joseph, Jefferson city and else
where are mentioned In connection with
these indictments,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-18
ALEXANDRIA.

REsIGNED.-Mrs.E Emma j. Young, teacher
IN washington public school, has resigned
mat position to accept q teachers place In
Warrington city, at an advance on the
salary paid here OF over nfty per cent.-(Ga.
zetie, 16th.
soLD.-The house and lot belonging to Jno.
X. Gray, at the corner of Princess and ROYAL
stree t., was sold at auction to-day by Green
q wise, for 3. c: Neale, trustee, to Harlow
Bros, for s940.-tSe7,tinel, 10Th.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-18

The arrangements made for the Odd Fell
lows trip to Philadelphia, to which city
many Of their friends will accompany them,
haviI provided for provided for the round
trip ticket passage in any of the trains ex-
ceptipg the limited express on Monday,
Tuesday or Wednesday, the first installment
OF excursionists went of this morning In the
sos O'Clock train. Thenumber OF passengers
was so great that In a very short time every
seat IN the train was filled, and it was found
necessary to send after the regular train two
additional sections containing I'm all % pas
Senser coaches, carrying about ], 800 passen-
gers The committees supply OF tickets gave
out On Saturday, but they now have on hand
an additional supply, which they are dis
posing OF rapidly at the railroad price Si.25,
but Will close the sails 10 night. Tomorrow
the great excursion train will leave at l
O'Clock p. M, and previous thereto the Odd
Fellows will have procession here, leaving
the hall, on 9Th street, az noon. and proceed
Dy way OF TN, q, 18th, -, Aassaeauseets
avenue, 5th, Louisiana avenue and 9Th str,,at
10 me depot, and IL is thought that IL will re-
qulIe 80 or 40 cars for them. The tickets are
good 70 go on any train up To Wednestav,
snd return On or before the 2sth. The regular
tram Al lao TO day took ten full cars, fol-
IoNeu oy section OF seven more cars.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-18
fIom q Phyaician.
GREAT BEND, Susquehanna Co., Pa.

NOV6tuUtI q, IoIo.
Mesrs. Seth W. Fb,ule d. Sons, Boston:
GENTLEMEN:-For nearly two years my
wife was troubled with q lung difficulty.
After enduring the trial OF much medicine
she was persuaded TO use DIR. Wistur's Balsdnl
Of Wld Cherry. After using two bottles she
experienced great relief, and after she had
taken six bottles she was freed OF her cough.
with pleasure commend DR.. WIsfdr's Balsdm
Of WUd Cherry. ]. T. PAYNE, NJ. d.
90 cents and 81 bottle. Sold by all drug
etsts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-18

HOPEFUL PROSPECT FOR THE COAL
TRADE.-Our special correspondent In the
Schuylklll coal region gives q more hopeful
view OF the present and prospective condi-
tion Of trade there than was presented at the
time OF the breaking of the great combine
tOD. The fears OF general suspension OF
work and consequent gloomy outlook for the
miners for this winter appear to have been
unfounded, and the feeling now existing is
one OF relief and encouragement at the stop
page OF production In excess OF the natural
laws OF supply and demand. There can be
no doubt that mining operations will assume
healthier tone, now that the worst effects
OF the crash are over.-[ Phld. Press.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-18

RKLIEF FOR THE SAVANNAH SUFFER-
ERs-A meeting Of citizens has been called
10 morrow evening At Lincoln Hall TO de.
wise means for relieving the sufferers from
yellow fever at Savannah, Ca Addresses
VII De made by Rev. DIR. Newman, A. q.
Rode, and others Rev. DR.. Wills, recently
rssident OF Savannah, will present some
,acts SERVED from correspondence with par
ues tneTe, showing the extent OF the suffer
10 49,, AZ me necessity for prompt measures
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-18

AT THE ANNUAL CONVENTION OF the
Protestant Episcopal diocese of Illinois q
resolution was introduced reciting that the
thoque should be expunged from the Nicene
creed as printed in the Book OF Common
Prayer, and asking that the general confer.
ence be requested to take steps towards ex-
puDgipg that symbol. II this be done the
Procession OF the Holy Ghost from the
Father and the Son Will be limited to the
Father, and the American will be assimi-
lated TO the Greek church, which does rot
believe In the dual Prooesafon
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-18
Condensed Locals

The street lamps will be lighted at $50 d.
m, and exttnguished at 4 q. m.
Don't fall TO see the races at Brightwood
70 MORROW. See s1vt.
From J. c. Parker we hay e late New York
and Philadelphia papers In advance OF the
Our Scotch and Irish fellow citizens are
talking about meeting to make arrange
visiting rifle teams during their stay in this td
city.
Twenty-one Iudisps OF the Apache tribe
ONCE. There are four squaws among the
number. They attract much attention from
Centennial pills rims.
The Hebrew New Year 1851 will begin at
snnset today, and its advent will be cele-
orated at thesynagogues, the services tax
Ing place this evening and to morrow morn
ing.
To day Leopold Lucbs by Messrs Stanton
and " orthington, entered a suit against the
Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance Com
life OF Levi Dillenberg, bis par tner, who died
on May stb, 1876.
AT a meeting of the National Veteran
Cluo, Saturday evening, arrangements were
com5leted for the trip 10 Indianapolis The
excurstontsts will start to morrow, at sly
O'Clock a. M, and will be Joined In Balti-
more by q delegation OF the Boys In Blue.
The District Commissioners have directed
the chief engineer TO have the planks from
Penpsy ivanis avenue already taken up and
promptly removed and stored In the prop.
eTty yard.
On saturday night an inmate OF house
OF III fame on street very respectfully con-
Eeeted in Pittsburg, was found by her sister
from that city, who went there with police
officeIs OF this District and induced her to
tlye up her present mode OF life and return
10 her home.
The storm which swept over this city yes
terday appears To have been equally heavy
In other localities. Reports from the south
Indicate that the damage has been much
greater than In this neigh borhood, while the
gale was not unaccompanied with disasters
on the coast.
AT meeting OF citizens OF South Carolina,
Saturday evening. at 919 g street, for the
purpose OF organizing republican club,
Mr.. A. III. Girard was chosen chairman and
DIR. LUnney secretary. A constitution aud
bylaws were adopted, and the meeting ad-
1ourned until TO night, when the organiza-
tion will be completed.
The trustees Of the Washington City Inc
briaie Asylum have elected as delegates to
the seventh annual meeting of the Ameri-
can Association for the Cure of Inebriatss,
which meets at Philadelphia on the 26th
instant, John 7. Given, Joseph Borrows, M.
D.. ID. ID. Cone, James ii. Stone, j. w.
Simms, VIM. r. Riley and Joseph T. How
ard, n. ID.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-18

CoNTE ST FOR POSSESSION OF A CHILD.
On Saturday 1t was mentioned In TIE
STAR that Darius Harris had obtained an
order for q writ OF habeas corpus returns bic
to-day 10 recover possession Of Kitty Ellen
Harris, child i've years old, who he charges
Is unlawfully detained by Lucy Webster.
Lucy Webster bad had Harris brought be-
fore the Police Court and held to bail on the
charge OF abducting the same child.
The hearing In the habeas corpus took
place to-day at chambers before Chief JUS
tice Cartter-Mr. g. w. Mitchell for the pc
titioner, and Mr.. 1. 8. Kimball for the re.
srondent, Lucy Webster. The room was
well filled with relatives and friends Of the
interested parties. On the part of the peti.
TONER, Kitty Ellen's uncles, Charles and
Dennis Boswell, her aunt Elizabeth Bos-
well, and Usher Fairfax, testified that the
childs mother was Laura Boswell, and she
died in Charles Boswell's house, having be-
fore her death requested that the child be
raised In the family.
Lucy Webster offered testimony similar
TO that given In the Police Court; that the
mother gave her the child before she died
and that the child had not been Supported
by Harris. This testimony was met by that
OF the Fairfax woman, that she had been
PAID 81 q month for the support OF the child
when she had her, and that Lucy Webster
had offered to take the child for So MONTH
and had done so and received pay from Har,
rls up TO February last The decision was
reserved.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-18

A C0LoRID DIVORCE C.sv IT,. ,,.-
IN me EQUITY Court, has made a decree ~
dlvoIee 10 me case OF Sandy Fuller saainst
Sssonne oner. The parties are colored.
charged both adultery and desertion' Tae
evidence was taken by Mr.. r j. Nn--ae
and showed that defendant had been Tor
fame-LaDgley's, on Ohio avenue, ana chi
chester's, on II street. Messrs- Moore and
Newman appeared for petitioner. -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-18
The Coming Rffiomen.

PREPAHATIoNs FOR THEIR RECEPTION.
The committee Of the District Ride Club
on reception and entertainment have about
completed the programme to the enjoyment
OF which they will invite their foreign guests
The respective teams will arrive here on the
O'Clock New York express next Monday
morning, September Is, and will be met at
the Baltimore and Potomac depot by q COM
mtttee and escorted 70 their quarters at the
Arlington. That afternoon they will be re-
celved by bis Excellency, the President OF
the United States. On Tuesday the teams
will proceed to the race track of the WASH
fngton Driving Association and shoot the
nrst series OF shots At the 500 yards range.
The next day "wednesday an excursion
Will be made to Mount Vernon and other
on Thursday the teams will revisit the
grounds and shoot at the 900 yards range.
For fridays amusement the visitors will be
1ngs, Arlington, Va, Soldiers Home and
Will conclude the match and engagement
here by shooting at the 1, 900 yards range. In
the evening they will attend q reception
given them by Ex-Governor Shepherd at his
handsome residence near Farragut square,
on which occasion the elite of the city will
pc present. The various Californian and
lrisn societies here are making efforts to
raise funds 70 provide special prizes for tn
Of st shots mS1e. Trains Will run IN the
race track on the days OF thu ahoOlino
charging Is cents fbr the round trim incind
ing entrance 70 the grounds and trains from
Baltimore will carry PASSENGER Tor 40 for
the round trip, which win also Include the
entrance fee.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-18
GEORGETOWN ADVER'M'TS.

" SOCIETY Is FOUNDED on CLorH."
ATULL STOCK OF
BLACK GOODS
now In STOCK.
NOTHING BUT SATISFACTORY GOODS
NET CASH PRICES
Double Breasted Black Cloth Frooks,
esh. Sn1, eis 50, o2SkO and sH.
Black Cloth Vests,
mostly Ofny own manufacture and equal to Gus
Tor O. 70, ss %. s4sO and % 20.
Blsck poeskin Pan: aioons,
For ss IS, SIS. o. and $50.
Extra Sizes at o small advance.
Black worsted Goats and Vests,
For els, eH.so, ezz.a and SAN,
| All reliable goods.
All ready made articles may be returned within
two weeks, not sOilsd or worn, and the purchase
money VIII pe relunoeo
CUsT0MER DEPARTMENT,
SECOND FLooB.
Suit, to order from 90 50 upward.
ONE PRICE ONLY.
PRICES In PLAIB FIGURES.
CASE DISCOUNT, TEN PER CENT.
GEORGE Q. HENNINo.
sepisu sIo sEvKHTH srREKr.
COLDS WARM-AIR FURNACES
Colds Centennial RANGE.
| Steam HEATING end PLuMBIHs.
osss LION end Machine woRK.
TIN ssd wrous he Iron woRK.
| CHANDELIERS, largest variety Of psv patterns
| IN the city.
SMITH, BIRGE q Cd,
| seylsty 1919 Psnssyiysnis sysnue.
MOVES AND FURNACES.
Os,l and ex anime my large s;ock Of Spears oels-
HEATING AND PARLoR STOVES,
end % . test OF their supsrios1sy Asve sosd9 ~
over 30 OF than m this city.
4 ~. -. WYv1LIs
s,u.,m 10. ass Fennglvas.s svss1s.
NO lUE50e:1t: sIcf - g E. - -
:S;ks s . e - ,sssSSsS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-18

REMovAL-Frst Class Securing and Dyeino
A. Fischer has enlarged his establishment
northwest, three doors from 9th street, neal
the u. 8. Patent Office. By promptly adopt
ing the latest improvements, whether Of
American or European invention, he il en-.
abled TO do any work In Q manner not to bf
e9ualed By those not possessing these facil.
tiles. 9,13,12
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-18
CIT p TIE MS .

DIR. LoDILLE's Headache Specifc positiuei,
cures nervous and sick head In ten to thirty
minutee. For sale at Ebbitt House Drug
Store. Price, SO cents. 1s,1aw4w
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-18

MARRIAGE LICENSES have been Issued to
Kooert Harris and Mary II. Hogan, Thee.
JACOB mayer End Susanna Httx, Levi John
son and Alice Thomas Joseph E. Williams
and Susanna ID. WWiimg.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-18
the GIymont Murder.

Several days ago Detectives McDevitt and
McElfresh arrested q colored man In this
city on suspicion OF being one OF the man
who murdered John W. + yerett, clerk in the
store OF sIr. John W. Warning, at Pamun-
key, hear Glymont, on the 10Th OF July last,
Tor which several colored men have been In
custody at different places 10 Maryland,
Virginia and elsewhere. The officers have
good cause for believing him to be one of
the culprits, and they at once communicated
with Mr.. Eugene briggs, states attorney for
Charles county, requesting that he send
some person here TO identify the prisoner.
Nothing has been heard from Mr.. briggs,
and no one has arrived here for the purpose
stated, and the officers are In Quandary
what TO do about u. The man gives the
name OF Albert Dodson, and fully answers
other circumstances which point to this
man a one OF the guilty parties, but as 90
little interest seems TO be manifested by the
Maryland authorities, 1t is probable that he
wiz have to be discharged.
.1-
National IheoteT. - THIS
week the late Parisian sensation "The Gas
con" VII be presented In this city for the
reputation, assumes the title role. and Is
creditaoly supported by Miss Rosa Rand
and the New Orleans company. The action
the death Of Mary Queen OF Scots husband,
the dauphin of France, and hinges upon her
love for Chatelar, the historical trou6adour,
her subsequent fight to Scotland, and other
romantic scenes in her chequered life. The
play Is divided into seven acts, each ending
with q faoleau, and ends with the usual
triumph OF virtue over vice.
FTFs ODero House the Aiken
combination will commence an engagement
OF novelty, drama, and farce. The troupe Is
composed OF the colloquiai actor Albert w.
Aiken and twenty-five others. "Tne Molly
Maguires; or the Black Diamond Of Halle
ton" will be produced, and also the laugh
able farce entitled Tanning q Goose.D
TheOeT C0ndQIte-The sensational drama
entitled /" sitting Bull, or Clusters Last
leading dramatic attraction, preceded by the
usual first class variety performance.
Barn ms Great Sh0tO.-The famous Barnunn
Show visit Washington for two days-Fri-
day and Saturday, September 22d and I'D
The inside attractions Of this great show are
included in q menagerie of rare animals
including the only living hippopotamus In
matte institute operated by q solid silver
steam engine, and good equestrian and GYM
nastic talent. Mr.. Barnum will positively
oe present and address hIs patrons.
BUILDINe PERMITS issued by Inspector
ffIoEman;.George w. Mills, construct a
orick wall 10 building south side @, bet weep
l2tn and 18th streets northwest; $3.50. Eliza
beth Appleoy, construct q brick wall nc
basement OF building; 500. w. N. Roach {
brick dwelling, west side 18th, between
and y streets northwest; sl,60o. John
street; $500. 7. Young, q two-story fran,
dwelling, east side nth, between s and !
streets northwest; 500. II. Kraak a three
story brick dwelling and store, east side nth
between and n streets Dorth west, $1,000
j. J. Barker, raise two brick dwellings, souti
side Il, between 18th and 18th streets north
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-18

J. N. KRArING is still selling choice meats
NJ the prices advertised, and wiz have Q fun
supply tomorrow, Tuesday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-18

CINTHNNIAL.-The cash admissions to the
centennial exhibition on Saturday numberei
81 S91. Active preparations are being made
for the celebration of New York day, (2ist
inst.) and an immense attendance Is expect
ed from that state.