Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-12-05

n. T. = Ia.
Win BIS wife and daughter Maggie. dul;'ei
Their tt'-iacnce = = COIta-e > r,,t scr~rl cay
70 VIII 0clgl boz. lcH LorrS later NtS~
- tie LoLS'. aHd then ,aci = S-fin-s ioA4.
dressed ~ b,ysS. and wearing = silueN.ibaf
ui.t,' oNrt ilN tAc~- - .lc a'tC.nHfs'I o. frf>n
a. Ler oul Of tie h0'f-t she C.ass.si Ann n,
- '4.t;tt 2iio he.a lli.O g4- several seconds
- - C Called Ter assistance. n H. clssi
49, .' -. it. 81 he s'ucaci Der DIVA wlfA a
'l'W ID iae lace. ard then Ifc-ci her l..,a,fol
y on '4't lead 1ud ilstV. Aa,l-eaII, t.ltot-.,r
tHt. ht haG inlUpi he So >il,l az, f,,s.,f = 4,
itadtf anl further fHT~Bt ,l f,,f>:l,ir, on l,e,
l5it ilflN'>>iDte. he Cpo.'Y pnbcpttiei fo l,,t a
lew articles ana ihea walked og, Ii,., f,,a h,.,
ward Mss Maggie. van-c ttr, a. ..,vs~rt
with o."Vd was mot So helpless a. lia ,u,s.-,n,t
she watched hila gus the house and ,ur,, -,
10 hGT icCt. followed HIN into M, s,r. ,yhare
she Sei1ed Inn ~ his collar ,'ih the rNcl ,la,
t'&n; =" Sow, I've got sou. Won Eprfit thing"
9" Lei 20, grow lei thc man. Nhl W., olf,rr-
ing from her clutch on his throat
-irdced won't" n,pli,d ihc p'iic'y eiii.
\ ilNsic followed, and after a desperate stsr3c-
Ese tac thlCi succeeded In Mrt,sflittr hiio>,if
from her grasp ana Running away. a,tb,,trh
Sht retained hiS collar. IecAttr. aud a ,,,rf pT
hiS ShiTi front IN her hands. The police ar
tested H.Nc nN. whom Miss Nag.~it pssi- .Yely
y employed a a tIachmau by the psar-} i,.l.,
Railroad company.-iFi5ia. P-f,>. an
CrBsN sIsN ElloI pERs FREEZING rHt.fg SLAVE.
~ The mNnrinai Cp''' ions lp 'if, an,rp4,.. -,
political excitement Increases The lin..,r ar.
oaid and deinonStrJti'c. Nodt-srder- tr... t,-,.
aOae, as me government ], tst.ug every ,,it.
canton Active pursuit II ravauae-- ia 10
ihitfl"f E',0 be'n h.,lll. dHd SUMMARY pub ST.
ment i prdeWd. Influential eN-cAiri- al tb.
instruction support Cyntaln-GcDrril ,as1o,,
and advocate peace. MANY pEurr, Nh,4e'ariIv
uberat6 their slaves
\ FAST N"vNC NsN-Thr detectives uay,
been unable 10 chtaipaGl tr1'r,ui Wurlaa. "
.lo-eph eoman'S missing ylcrh. Nr. Nrpman
has discovered that NAedn has in--st has IN
dorSemcnt 10 two NOR" cheeks. received it,r a :
tetenceS on cOtI0n contracts ,4ar & hes, 49,,
achech " Lehman Ewiher~ iar SsaI. drawn "a
the Hanover National taak. ANA f.i.. at I,.r Va,
fnr $40 Instead II tean~lt.ue. ta.s., ,',a-,-,
NLe.a0 Went to the cashier oi tar cora *
change Rank tad 90, t1cu .'~',-i ga Ma Yea
MANS forged lEuoT~Curs1. Nj NH4aaa ~ a.
not ~ lbc habit ol dTaWir- ciir,,- a. h.a~,- fpy
more than $50. Ht therefore b,trut- tf.. ntpS
i"t is.A M i,ir !aI-cHln ailt--.4 nar,s.' Iit.v
uD Ike check Tor s. ps3--3yVr lh,. rpU'Jel sh,-l
a year ago NJ. Acoll}H used 90 give Nu,lan
S.cu al % lii4c for p:l E-Jstoh ,.Nu"pe.,-. Nn.-
Ian MOI her Cai'"i hi~ Jftcsfnn 10 tl.. te#!pis-
iipn Ht Was putting IA iIIr blN-, WY. and NJ
lCcn.al accordingly adopted liz. present ,y,-
TEN "a paying every hing bF e,., and dpll-lt-
iuE al checks received. u has passed = .ipi.,.,
IN tht COTTON Exchange a~,iuC al iiI1na ID c<-
at.Hc any recent TRANSFER lois I't. niv haze
mad v IA him. 80 jh1f lte lnaV Zee ..hIr 10 dnla-t
any further irregularities Iit ,-- ,..ti,., "a , -,
TAI loss ~ t23.mr- The tNo hpN, Who Ntft- A.
!i~lod a. teaH possible condolences have
Zen j. .,l't u. !" f'iah iaih". ~t'3 EC,trT'iIg
thai Robert had boeua tyalNa4i Ia, Tor ff,a
pas wear El- rather hni!jv refused 90 L., Alli
ne 1t home, and did Gor know rtler. he iivPt
IN New work Two weeks ago dtHghtrr d!ei
ara bert was induced - pTHiai-'. 20 ia better
ana 10 come home. Ever since tho funeral cd
MS sister EnNei1 has been it nome Of and )n
VT. y hCian last SAN him Friday .aori!Iu.r when
~ loid his mot her Sulup story about EeJiin.
married dtd GONG OF iof jna Week, "a a we'd
ding TIP. II - believed thai Nf.s.ln IA, mad.
@''d Ills escape Ia Tie south. \. h. Ho,tf trh
THE COURT GIFTS ENClrEp.-l3ui. Ia.h,a,,.
Z 10y Ia. fHFft
special Session yesterday by Nm IEaiieI1 VI A.
Nault. - IN nn-insuraurr agent. sad Ia
lett; i went TO stable back oi i.ochaln'~ y,Id
10 ciidt WIN q Trend. His daughter LOUIS.
,anle Mo tie Nani ana asked nc abBIf M
health. | said tct ri .ly ana ~ir i4vfrr,I -.
10 cone into the kitchen and have a rgpol ie1.
3Gd ent mo Tie Kitchen. Nluic wa, tiair
Nj. IoChhIaliS bartender cau.t fn. soon 4ffs.!
NE heaid ipOt>iepS overhead tSAp went $50 -
see IL u WAS her Father aud starred Tor u3ul..
Ia tEt hallway mel uer father. and Ia A.
~3iited ne.
That viii do 81 "a Justice W4udeU .-rn.n.
mp here, Nj. I"cHmau." '.iH47 young MAJ.
began Nj. LpchUan. came 10 my uIll,s.''----.
And you ulra~hed niru.' said justice Olter-
bouIg.
only sou dilut lick Linn baa enough. ,,.a
Just Ice Naudril. becoming greatly excited ana
rising nom his chair. TIM, young man. a mar
ricG IHaD." hecoGtiuutH. '-cpM1i. ;DYour hnp-s.
10 see Honr d&lghier-in ~re Your dlU -llts-'
My. II Il had beet my daughter he Wplidur o.,
here 20 tel the story. Get down. we've heard
we Ind ynV guilty because we have To-" said
Justice GJiefbourg, aGd me goa ole cant
And The court RENTS the me" eNc,alincd
Justice NaDdell-IN. D. no,-'d. an.
s SUIT FOR STErHEN GIRtRp'S ESrArE.-Thr
suit 81 tie heirs OF stephen Girdrd AGAINST the
city u Philadelphia was called for argument
fueS0aH In the court 81 common pleas ot that
cfy- Inc action Involves property worth a
vast amount ot money. aggregating many mil
lions OF dollars, the claim uf the plaintiffs
against the city being FOR nothing less than all
the real estate in Philadelphia owned by Ste
phen Girard al the time of his death and Tn.
repayment 10 them of all the surplus income IN
this valuable property for the past ~ years.
over and abose the expenses OF running Cirard
collage. Seven OF the plaintiffs are citizens Of
France. ana Ike number reside in Penlisylys-
MA, all VI them being heirs-at-law OF Gtrari
The plaintiffs bin alleges that the real estate
IN question (Which Is yet In possession OF the
city, was, under the terms Of the viii of ths.
teStator, devised TO the city in trust for the puF
poses OF charity In certain contingencies and
In the event OF the devise falling 10 his heirs
at-law ana next OF Kin. The bill declares that
tie contingencies on which the property could
have been vested for the charity have failed
&c. and that plaintiffs are entitled To the pos
session, &c. The defendants denlurred that tht.
extracts OF the VIII presented ia plaintfaS bill
do not purpoTt TO be the eutire will or SUCH
parts thereof as were material 10 the ease The
court decided 10 sustain Tie demurrer without
argument, when the ease could De- Immediately
taken TO the supreme Court. and obtained from
Mir. Brewster. representing The city. q promise.
10 state 10 the supreme Court that The decree
was merely pro forina.
e8~TEe elections in cuba Tor municipal OIL
Gals Nil commence JO-mnTOW.