Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-05-30

L streets northwest; 81, 900. John Miller re-
P &C., brick building 1856 D street southwest;
DEAD BABY IN VALIsE-This morning,
between l and o'clock, Officer Smith, of the
5th precinct, took to the station black valise
containing the body of dead infant bound
around with rags, which had been found on
the Baltimore and Potomac depot by man
named Theodore, employed by the Adams
Express Company, Coroner Patterson was
company with DR.. Hartigan, repaired to the
station house, and Officer Atchison summoned
jury of inquest. The first witness was Albert
MONTGOMERY mo 1anI colored laborer employed at
immediately after he found the valise, and he
and man named Mcguire took Tito the Office
DR.. Hartigan testified that he made post
morlem examination 1t was white female
found Inflammation about the back, extending
pre- high up: The origin of this appeared
TO De from neglect on the part of some one
who had charge of it, in not changing its linen
it is possible this inflammation may have
been from scalding. as it had a parched APP
pearance on he surface. Further examination
it the appearance of what is called pop
eyed, one OF the eyes prOtruding somewhat;
but this bruise was evidently made after
death. The child, i'm his opinion, died from
exhaustion, effects of its condition produced by
iminal neglect. There was no evidence that
violence had been used The jury, therefore,
rendered verdict that the said unknown in.
rant came to her death from exhaustion and
dlarrhota, superinduced by neglect on the
part OF some person or persons unknown to
tie jury" Coroner Patterson gave certifi-
cate OF burial, at the eXpen3e OF the District.
A MOTHER IN SEARCH OF HER DAUGHTER.
Mrs Mary HauSburg, mother of the little girl
Annie Hausburg, who it was stated in THE
STAR few days since had been missing from
her home in Alexandria since last Saturday,
was at Police Headquarters to-day in search
OF her daughter. She states that she left
alexandria last Saturday to come to this mar
ket to collect scraps of meat and other edi-
past, since which time nothing has been heard
OF her, and Mrs H. is nearly distracted at her
absence. She is ID years DID, stout built, large
for her age. light blue eyes. light hair cut
short, mark of fire on back of neck round full
face, some freckles. and dressed in short dark
caic0 dress and apron, straw hat trimmed
with brown ribbon. 1t is feared that she has
been led astray by some evil-disposed persons.
SU1T.-The case of Mrs. Duffield VS.. Williams,
keeper of boarding house, attracted consid-
cradle attention in the Circuit Court, Judge
eea ia Mrs Da
reau, and boarded with Williams, came home
one afternoon and found her room occupied
and it was limited to her that she was not a
proper person for a boarder in that house, be-
cause, 1t is stated, she had been eating oysters
with gentleman in her room, She refused
TO pay SD, which was claimed as due for
board, but offered to pay SO. and her trunk
was detained: She thereupOn sued for 800
damages. The case was given to the jury,
which was unable to agree.
INTOLERANCE VS.. PRoGREss.-A small but
intelligent and appreciate audience assembled
at Willard Hall last night to hear Miss Mary
1. Foster deliver an able. scientific lecture
upon the above hSS topic The lady though small
dlgnifed presence, voice of depth and power
and pronunciation unusually pure and at
tractiye. She gave graphic history Of the
fortunes which the ecclesiastical and secular
governments of the world have prescribed by
law and executed upon those who had dared
to announce new ideas. She charged these
crueltieS not upon original sin, but upon i'm
perfect cerebral development, and declared
the remedy to be intellectual culture and bet
ter physical and hence better moral con-
dtiOns.
IT, TIE NATIONAL GAME:-The New Haven
club scored an easy victory over the RoSe0ale
on the Nationals grounds yesterday after
noe the score standing II to at the end Of
he amds The SW Haven nine played
errors being charged against them. O'Brien,
with the visitors as their catcher.
In Baltimore yesterday about three thousand
persons witnessed the game between the Ma
tIonals OF this city and the New Bedford nine.
The latter won by score of to 3. The bad
| errors OF Butler, second base, and Reveille,
third base. of the Nationals, gave the New
| BedfOrdS runs. All the Nationals runs were
earned. Inc Dattlng OF the Nationals was
| terrific.
THE CHEAPEST SILK HOUSE in Washington :
striped and checked silks on light ground :
| black, lavender, navy blue, light blue, seal
brown and light brown; green in checks and
stripes; plain colored silks; cardinal, steel,
plumb. cream, navy blue, light blue seal brown
| and light brown silks; black silks, 70, ST. 81,
| 81 25, $50: excellent black silk, real satin
finish, 81 and $l.25 Carriers, Ill Market Space.
| [Adut.
A JOYFUL MEETING.-OficerA uldridge last
| evening arrested Lewis A. Willard and ThoS.
| Keene for an ARRAY. At the station they as
sured the officers it was a mistake, as they
! were old friends, and that they had not met
| for several years, and what was taken by the
| officer to be fight was a way they had of
! eyincing joy at seeing each other. They for.
| feiJed coliateralS this morning.
| ELEGANT FURNITURE AT WILLARDs.-The
| sale OF the effects of Wizards Hotel. which
commences next Monday, under the manage
| ment OF Auctioneer Bowling, offers grand
| opportunity TO individuals and spectators to
secure elegant goods The catalogue EN-
| braces everything that is required for home
comforts, and will doubtless go cheap.