Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-07-12

A STORE NEAR GLYMONr BROKEN OPEN
AND ROBBED, AND THE CLERK MUIR
Yesterday morning 1t was found that the
store OF Mr.. John w. Warren, about three
miles from Glymont. bad been broken open
ana ROBBED, and the clerk-a young man
named John w. Everett-murisred. II An.
pears that on Monday two strange negroes
appeared In the neighborhood, stating that
work, and were about the store late Monday
afternoon. After the store was closed the
clerk retired to his room. and yesterday
morningit was found that the door had been
forced and that Everett had been killed. His
body was found lying on the floor, with sew
eral very severe wounds about the head, in
S S1aing ~, hrsetuIee Oh tne skull, apparently
position Of the body that the deceased hay-
Ing heard the noise, went 10 see what
and R1 astsr HIM, gnen ,,s they attacked
Known there was great excitement, and the
cltiZens en- masse turned out to scour the
county. threatening 10 lynch the parties,
IerIed 10 above. They were not to be found,
however, and it Is thought that they made
tner way to the river. The parties are de-
In height, quite black, wears a light goatee
and mouktacne, and IL % or 30 years Old He
years dark suit OF clothes, black hat,
The other Is OF dark chestnut color, is 3 feet
inches In height, Is q little round shout
dered, and dressed In light coat, dark pants,
The amount taken from the store was but
small, not over nifty dollars worth includ-
Ing some shoes. When last seen they both
had on new shoes. They addressed each
other as Charlie and John.
BU1LDING PERMITS issued by Inspector
Flowman;-Ann Harris, remodel a frame
store and dwelling, east side of 18th, between
q and X streets northwest; $500. T OCon-
hor, q Two story frame dwelling, west side
OF 18th, between East Capitol and A sfreets
q fu-r
brick dwelling, north side of Samson. be-
tween 18th and 10th streets; 81 200. Edward
ing, west side Of i6H street, between Penn
syIvanla avenue and / street north vest.
800. webster < Bro, three two story and
Jesssy svo oI,eK owelllngs, east side OF New
Northwest; $1,000 Chas. T. Davis. a tares,
story ana basement brick dwelling, north
and 18th streets northwest; $4,000. The a..
eregate amount covering the cost Of tSa
buildings, permits for which have been
issued In me month OF June is sI5s, 40.
GRAPE GRowISG.-At the regular weakly
meetipg OF the Viticultors Cooperative AS
sociaton, corner OF 9th and + streets last
night, constitution and bylaws or the
association were adopted, and ordered IN he
printed Tor general circulation. The mem
pressions OF belief that the organic alton Il
low on nrm foundation, and will com .
mann the attention OF the public so soon
It's Pfincipios ana Oolects become we'll
Known.
WoMAS's NATIONAL UNIvERsIrY.-The
.oLoNlng have filed In the Office OF the Re-
oofuer OF Deeds q certificate OF INCORPORATION
NJ - t me ABOVE name:-Belva A. Lock wood
s.n = nson, IL. +. Radebaugh, Mary u
Hnnse sI Mary Parsons, Maria e. Page
GIdISan a IN pnrey, j. T. Gndllan and Il
n thn.n, ne OBJECT IL Ito afford TO women
tnorousn knowledge of science. Law. is
practice A III tneory ana
Wi $50 Ahak MArrAso. Capt. Byles.
y, -, neresIIer make two regular trips a yesS
10 me fotomac river landings, Ieaving ess
strtet wharf every Monday and Taurss1s.a..
aaa "a = a. ociock, returning every Tue:-
osy ana friday about p. m. See sdyt.
MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issuet IN
James w. West and Amanda Jones. WaSts.
Luck and Mary Hill; Nat Addison ana
Emma Early; John folDert and Carrie
Kane; Weodson Maize and NolIie Webster