Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-10-16
ALEXANDRIA.

THE EVERETT BURDEKKRs.-Col. l.. w.
b. Hutchins, OF st. Mary's county, Md, who,
arrested the murderers OF young Everett at
Oily mont, has written letter 10 the editor
OF the Marlboro Prince Georgian asking in
Bealmear and Mr.. Fenner, some time since
In which he says: "These murders aud STORE
buInipgs did not make q lasting Impression
Al the time, but recur to me with force now.
think neither was ever upravelled, and
firmly believe have the man who did both,
ano IL can get the proper information will
pave the most dangerous felon and cold
DloCued nend that has ever infested our
state. know OF eleven stores he has robbed,
and positive proof that he killed Everett,
ard l believe committed both crimes In
son who killed Schoneld In this county. The
storekeepers certainly owe me q lastina
DEBT Of gratitude, II nothing else. They
and have received inform alton since
arrested them that goes to show that thew
intended raid, with murder, II necessary,
toSccompllsn their purpose in Montgomery.
get me about these murderers will be appre.
ciated. l omitted to say that they came
down from Washington the week before the
murder OF Everett, and robbed the store at
Accokeek, Prince GeOrge's county. So Won
see they have made regular business OF it
STREET PAy1xa.-rhe contract ,or nov
paving and repair work on the streets which
was awarded to Mr.. George w. Clifford, by
the committee on streets, has been approved
by the mayor, and Mr.. Clifford book charge
this morning. The superintendent OF police
~ once discharged bis PAYERS and Mr.. CIif-
ford has re-emplOye ed those who served under
him while superintendent Of police.
INSD BoRDINATE SAILORs.-The three
sailors, Charles Devenny, William Ro igers
elias j. ]. Crawford, and Andrew Hamilton.
who were arrested some days since on COM
Alice Bell, for insubordinate Conduct and
refusing 10 do duty, were examined by JUS
tice Whlttiesey yesterday and fully COM
mitted TO jail for their appearance before
THE GOVERNOR CURTIN.-The wreck of
the tug Governor Curtin, lately burned at
o9antico, was towed from Washington 10
this city yesterday. Her machinery will be
taken out and the inside of her hull thor.
oughly examined, with view to determin-
Ing whether she can be rebuilt or not.
RaCoynRID-Mr Jas. Chatham returned
to- day nom fredericksburg, where ne re-
covered horse and buggy which had been
stolen from Mr.. William Gray, OF Washing
ton. tGaeette, 18th.
and Strering Many Of our citizens will re-
member Mr.. Jacob Schlevogt, who once
lived in the city, but moved out into q little
hut on the banks Of Four Mile run, between
AleJ andria and Washington, to save ex-
pense and be Onvenient to the material
used In his trade. He died there this morn.
Ing OF malarial fever, and leaving q wife
destlt1tion, four OF whom are now down
with the same disease. There never was q
case more strongly appealing to the charity
of our people than THIS.
ACCIDENT TO JUDGE CoCKHRILLE.-As
Judge r. 81. COckerille, of Fairfax, attempt
ed TO walk down plank into the back yard
OF the st. John Hotel last night, at Gordous-
vile, his heel caught In the plank and he
was pTecipitated violently to the ground,
breaking his thigh bone In two. He was i'm.
mediately picked up and carried into the
st. John, where every attention was rendered
him.-[SeYtinel 14th.