Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-21
A Df.sssou Row and n. Results.

neck DeeIine eVioence OF the severity OF the
scratches, Irom which the blood was moving,
Inc refugees went to the office of Justice
0.Neai and swore out warrant against
warrant was placed In the hands OF Officers
Breen and Jefries, and they proce eded to
me house, and, entering It, found that the
and locked herself in pesitseig
fusing to be arrested. The officers, being
somewhat non pluseed, did not feel justified
In breaking down her door, and wait 1
around for some time for her to come out of
her retirement. In the meantime friend OF
Lfzzfe's, Mr.. Hunt, came upon the scene,
and, At her request. went for Q we'll known
They soon drove up In hack and proceeded
to enter into . pariey, but Lizzie still held
the fort and would not come out. The law
house. snS where It Was that go con-
Police Court f yesserdsy. Carrie Hsm III On. s1s
Maud Duvali, Mary Smith and Carrie
to testify, but no Snow was visible, an
unen the case was called the collateral W
forfeited.
A CIVIL SUIT FOR DAMAGES
1t is probable there will be q SEQUEL or
several seQutls 10 this story. Toe fjrst that
mas so far developed since the forfeiture OF
M, NE att5sI Yesterday came off to day,
tered q suit In the Supreme Court sgainst
Charlotte Morton alias Lizzie Snow. In
her declaration Carrie charges that defend
arms, did assault the plaintiff, and with
force seized and laid hold of her, and with a
glass; tumbler or goblet. and with her
fists, gave and struck her great many
violent blows in her face and divers
parts OF her body, shook and pulled about
plaintiff, threw her to the floor, kicked and
stamped upon her, cutting and bruising her
head, face and other parts OF her body, caus-
Ing great bodily pain and suffering; also, did
rend and tear her clothes to the extent Of
SIS, which she then Wore, by reason of which
wounded, and became sick and lame. and
continues to be, To her great injury and dam
age, TO wit: in the sum of s., 900, which sum
the claims, besides costs OF suit.
ANoTHkR CHARGE-wITH LOTS OF WIT
another ofishoot of the case will be war
rant charging Morton, alias Snow, with
OF witnesses IL being prepared, including
representatives OF all trades aud professions.
The Irish Rinemeu.
Editor Star: There appeared In the morning
papers call for Irishmen to meet To night
to make preparations TO give q grand recep-
ton ,n1 to t The III drish team" Thus far, Mr. Edit
Scotch1sm, or any other ism save broad and
generous Americanism In connection with
the International rifle match. The Irish
as are the Scotch and Canadian teams also:
and the manner in which America has re.
ceiyed them ALLEGING beyond liberality
into Irtsh' enthusiasm in the reception OF
the one, as 1T must be pleasing to
the others. Let not the good work
be now marred by Irish receptions
or Scotch receptions: Let the Irishmen
and patriotic course pursued by their coun-
trymen in New York, and abstain from any
Irish demonstration In The face OF the grand
demonstrations Of the American people, as
shown TO the Irish team. and through them
to all ireland. Let the men who will meet
to night organize as largely and as effective.
IAN into with the general demans fdens
knowing neither Irish, nor Scotch, nor Ca
padiaDs, but looking upon all as the invited
9 guests OF the nation, treating all upon geu-
erous equality. Any other course OF action
will be both narrow and ipjudicious, aud
would place the Irish team in a very awk-
ward position. They are the guests of Amer
them in American hands!
AN FRESHMAN.
TRAvKLERs, ArTENTIoN!-As the wealth
me Centennial with pleasure aud comfort.
Greater Will be the pleasure If you feel per-
Iectly sure your trunk or valise will not be
smashed by the baggage-smashers. To have
your mind easy Oh this point we would ad-
wise you to purchase your trunks, valises,
&c, at the only mandatory in the city,
James s. Topham's, 425 eth street northwest,
turable articles can be had at the Cheapest
ExCUR SIoNs, PICNICS, &C.-The ST. Johns
CLUB will give an excursion to Point Look
put Saturday evening. The Jane Mosely
will leave at 10 O'Clock p. M, returning
Monday morning. See advt.
The Mary Washington will make her
usual two trips to Mt. Vernon Springs on
Sunday.
The Lady OF the Lake will leave her wharf
Sunday at p. m. for q five hours trip down
The Potomac.
For youths, boys and children's clothing
90 to the boys clothing house of B. Robinson
Co, 9C9 Pennsylvania avenue, next to