Evening star., 1877-11-14
The Negro 0utrazer In Court.
FUBLIC ENCITEMENT. AND a POsTPCS


H.
reside Ice, on 10Th street northeast, was
brought into the Criminal Court tor trial.
There was lsrze crowd in the cOuT; room,
and outside as many more. There was much
eXCtttmeIt and regrets were freely ex-
pressed that the friends OF the lady had not
taken the law into theT own hands There
was mrch angry talk, and some cOnJeCtures
a. 10 whether or not arrangements could be
made by ' E.Ch the prisoner could be gOt at.
for severeT punishment than the law pro
ViCCS. For feaT of increasing the exc tCmsnt
the father Of the girl was requested 70 re-
main il the District attorney : office, and the
baillfs Oi the court were privately instructed
10 keep a sharp eye on The crowd. shortly
after tire prisoner arrived in court ha was
allowed y retire with hiS counsel (MT. New-
NAM fCS consultation, and alter spending
some minutes in the witness TDDn, whore
there were several cOlOred women under
stood 10 De- EIs witnesses he was called n lor
ARA gumCut.
Mr. Newman stated % the cour: that on
consulting VITA the prisoner he found that
theIe were two important witnesses for the
defence y no had TCi been summoned. AID
he rs ked tIat here tie no undue haste in tb's
mater, ard that ttPy should not be forced
INTO ulSl. especially wnen It rs remem-
beTeC tOat the indictment has just been found
and 10 opportunity has been given for a
prOI6T PREPARATION Gf the case, and the puo-
lie j. excited more or less. lie presented a
list Of witnesses for the defence.
The District Attorney sdid he would send
Immediately for those who were EO' present,
and remarked that there were grave reasons
for sFteoy trlal-Why, II not guilty, the ac-
cused should be speedily acquitted, aud IL
guilty be should be convicted. the greatest
of these reasons ' IS the projection Of the de
fendaEt himself, and il world not be safe for
him that there should be any delay.
Mr.. Newman again urged delay for the
purpose Of preparing for the defence.
The Court said tie defence would have TO
be ready OH the close OF the trial SCI for to-
morrow 10 proceed with the case.
Tie witnesses were there1pOn diScha rgel.
Ire large crowd remained about the CITY
Hall ln,ii The prisoners were remauded o
the van 10 b. taken back 20 jail, aud. white
his tWO SOIui ions were gate cheerful Ol
the way, nc seemed quite stol!d.
TRAINING SCHOOL FOR NURSES \
meeting Of physicians was heii Yesterday
afternoon ST the residence Of Mrs. Iohn
HifZ. superintendent wOmeu's department
OF Labor Exchange, for the purpose o. con
sidering q plan FOR establishing a training
school for nurses ia tEIS city Er. ElOdoardO
Howard br. AutIsel. Or. Boyle, br. Nc
Kim. Hr. Cox, Dr. HausnanU, Dr. R.yhurn
and DIR. Bssle. were present. DT. Howard
wss appointed Chairman and DR. Bsale sec
IetaIy. Letters We're real irOm DIS. Ohm
son, Eliot. Murphy. Mccoy aud Morgan. eN-
pressing approval OF The object OF the Il sst-
ing, which - 10 provide means Tor The
thorough PRACTICAL and theoretical iustrnc-
ton OF women as nurses fOr the sick. Ex-
tracts fIoW TspCr,s OF training scLO),s il
this country and lG Europe were req I, ao3
committee appointed, to meet on Tuestiay
next FOR fCrtEPT cOlSiterat iJl OF The subject.
aiteI which The meeting adjoUrnei.
THFRE WERE Two TRCTTIyG RACES a.
y r..
G. W Hayes and Captain Cutler acted as
Judges.
TIE first race on the programme was the
25s Iace, mile heats, best three IN FIVE, for a
purse of S150. The following horses were
eIteI6d: COEee, Redwood ard Little Dick.
The latter went lame while practising, and
was unable To start, 80 that the contest mar
rOw6d down TO COhee and Redwood. The for
mer won the nrst three heats and race with
ease. Time S.ijH 3:I02, and 3.i2F.
Second race. mile heats. best tnree in We.
class > *. for stake OF S200. MOdoc. Jersey
Boy ard Gilt Edge started. Modoc Won the
nrsf. hind ard fourth heats, beating Jersey
Boy; Gilt Edge was bad third in each heal.
Time 2;i5, zi5I. and 2;i5i.
THE CHIMES OF NORMANDY" Is charm
ipR. The applause was almost continuous
al Its hTSf presentation at The National The
afer, last night, and the encores were numer-
oos; dnis G stera ,S is faE more pleasing to ths
Dream" with which the Hess company
opened. IL has an ingenious plot, cleverly
worked out, and the music is bright and
sparkling throughout, and some OF 1t of
quite high grade. Miss Melville is very
piquant as" Mignonette," aud Mrs. Seguin
charming as Germsine." Castle does some
good acting and singing as the Marquis;
Morton makes a highly dramatic character
OF "GasPa1d" lhe miseT, and TCiner is good
IN bis role. The performance was a most
enjoyable one. Every lover OF music and
miTth should hear II.
THE Masonic MUTUAL RELIEF AssO-
CIATICS.-The Stb annual meeting OF the
Masonic Mutual Relief Association vas held
last night, at Masonic Temple, the president
RobeTt Bail, IN the chair, and Alexander
Gardner, secretary. TIE annual reports were
read ana adopted, after woIcE the following
were elected directors TO serve for term OF
three yeagS; W. II. GOOde, Federal Lodge.
No. I; r. II. Chamberlain. New Jeru-a' EN-
Lodge, No .. q. j. Clark, Centennial Lodge.
No II; j. l. Pearson, Dawson Lodge, No. 16,
Henry -. NOyeS, Pentalpha Lodge, No. ~
y: Herriil, Auacosiia Lodge, No. n; W.
r. walker, II. V. French Lodge. No. y. For
a n
Lodge, No. L; Edward Fitzki. Harmony
ner' Lafayette Lodge, No. 1o.
DIvoRCED.-Justice Wylie yesterday made
decree OF divorce 10 Leander Van Riswick
from the bonds OF matrimOny with Mary
Ellen Ven Riswick. The parties were mar
ried in this District on November goth. 1866,
the maiden name of the defendant being
Mary Ellen Wright. At that time the plai n
tin was nineteen and the defendant not mo re
Than seventeen years of age, and he charges
nVed together, and al tae expiration of that
ilme she Withdrew from his horse and pro-
lection and declined TO retdrn, although fre-
quenily importuned to do so.
PARDoNID BY THE PREsIpESr.-Mar-
shal Douglas received yesterday from the
President pardon for Maggie Ford. VINO
was iEdfcted with an alias as sarah Hay-
kinSl for burglary and larceny in the Grim
incl Court last November. She plead guilty
ol petit larceny, but sentence was suspended
and she was set si liberty on account OF her
TEE = Ew Pslais Royal Restauran: under
the shepherd building, corner Pennsylvania
avenue and l2th street is one of the finest
EQUIPPED establishments this side OF New
York. An exec Lent cook aud walters OF ex-
Yerience-Sl nom New NOTk-are i'm them
eelves great addition 10 This already we'll
regulated restaurant Mr.. Louis Fober is
the pToIrietor-hdT.
BEAUTIFUL colOred dress goods, en- ear PEST
and best black silks, black caShmeres and
BlaCk airacas in this city very large assor.
inent OF beautiful dress goods, only fifteen
cents; blankets, shawls, cloth for mems and
boysf wear, table linens, red ard white wool
fisnIels. Read the new advertisement OF
CaTteI's, 507 Market Space.-A9tt.
LOOK 10 your interest and buy your dry
goods from The store where you get the best
and cheapest for the money. Carpets %, 81
zoe; black alpacas. black c1shmefes, new
fan diess goods, flaunelS, &c; TOTson's,
Pennsy lyania ayenue.-4drt.
PARENTS often 4 nd the need OF extra Pan
falcons for their boys, and ind IL difficIlt 10
m Harr or nlv-