Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-08-28

Iiatioii, ara escorted 10 the grounds. President
Won made speech at the kings banquet in
which he said he had seen in the crown OF the
king only mere symbol OF authority, but, IL
certain people continue to do as they are now
The King OF the future win be one who viii not
permit men to enjoy Sunday nationally, nor
man to kiss his wife on that day, but he only
hoped he would be as much OF a gentleman as
the King OF that festival. lie would say to other
people, DO as you please, worship as you please
and go to what church you please, but
allow us TO go to where we please so long as we
90 lot DO so In riot or disorder. Applause ]
In this connection he would congratulate them
that they had mayor at the head of the city
government whose ideas were cosmopolitan
liberty to all men: Three cheers were given for
Mayor Latrobe, who responded in brief speech
MI; Wolf afterwards responded to the toast
PRICES THE LOWEST, stock the largest. Boys
department.. A Saks & Co, BIC eth st.
A Row OVER PIANo-Tnls morning, 10 the
Police Court, Michael Foley. Patrick Foley,
File, were arraigned for dlsorderly conduct
The testimony was to the effect that Luckett,
With tucker and File, were endeavoring to
serve writ, and the Foleys resisted their en-
trance; Mr.: Patrick Foley being in the store,
and the others outside, and there was some
grabbing and clinching between them, and the
onlcer (Robey) having been sent for, he arrest
ed all or them. Mr.. Cahill, for the Foleys and
Kelly, claimed that the pretended writ was not
worth the paper it was written On, and his
Clients knowing that fact resisted what they
thought was an unlawful intrusion. Some OF
the neighbors testified that Luckett and his as.
slstants pushed their way in; that Luckett and
Tucker knocked Michael Foley down, and they
rolled out In the street; that Luckett said as he
money enough to see you through" and "I'lI
have that piano II it costs my ife;" that they
offered to let Luckett come In but not the
Others. Michael Foley testified that Luckett
O yIyr{ of
for piano, and he then asked LlckeJC
to give him time to see his lawyer
Luckett then said he would take it
came he told the officer to put the men out.
Tucker then struck him and they were forced
out; Kelly testified that Tucker and File forced
their way IN; that one the party grabbed
Luckett testified that he was constable: went
there with writ of replevin, read it to Michael
Foley, who objected to the bond and said that
ne could not have the piano unless So was paid
have 1t except in pieces that he {Mr IT, went
ou out ara witness went up stairs, When woman
SAID she would bl W his brains out. He then
sent Tucker for File, and when they returned
they attempted to come in, when Michael Foley
kicked him In the groin and Patrick attempted
10 strike him with chair. Mr.. Cahin raised the
replevin suit, which is undetermined. The e
court refused the offer and ruled that If the
paper presented by Luckett was regular on
its face the officer had the right to execute it.
MI. Tucker testified that when Luckett sent
him for File and when he returned they had
PARED the door, but he got IL and he was
tnroWn out. Mr.; Jockey came and saying he
told him he could take the plano, but when
they started to go up stairs Mrs. Foley threat
ened to shoot. Mr.. File testified that as he
went TO go In he received a kick In the stomach
ana was knocked over into the hands of the
OFFICER. Judgment was suspended until the
United States cases growing out Of the same
transaction was heard. Mrs. Foley filed a
who with Tucker was charged With an assault
on Mlchael Foley. The Foleys with Mrs. F.
was charged With an assault on Luckett and
cases were continued until tomorrow,
yertislng columns it win be seen that the Right
Rev. Bishop Keane, of Richmond, va, viii
dedlcate the new Catholic church at Manassas
va, on Sunday, the alst inst. The different
IN 1uii uniform. and, taken together with the
historic surroundings Of the place, 1t will be an
attractive occasion. The Baltimore & Potomac
Railroad Will send special trains on that day,
TICKETS Tor The round trip at the very low price
OF s.. 90.
FIENDrsH ASSAULT ON A WOMAN.-A rather
repulsive looking black man named James
Grayson was arraigned in the Police Court to-
Gay on the charge OF an assault and battery
WIN intent TO XIII Jane johnson, a cOlOred WO-
mrn residing at 523 Sd street southwest, on the
night OF August 4th. The woman herself could
not testify as to who assaulted her, for she was
knocked senseless and remained SO for week
A daughter testified that it was about O'Clock
ID the morning when she heard a sound Of
dow, and getting up heard another sound and
ran 10 her mothers room, when this man passed
her. DR.. Sunby testified that fearful blow
had been given over the eye and also On the
hand, and that 1t was some days before she
recovered. officer Powell testified that he
heard OF this occurrence, and getting descrio.
ton OF this party proceeded to search for him
and found him. He said to Grayson that the
woman an was very badly injured and he answered
that his intention was to kill her and that he
had used a stone On her. The case was sent to
the grand jury.
SHOOTING BOY.-About o'clock this morn
Ing boy named James Callahan, Is years Old
living at 1143 18th street northwest, was shot
10 the left side with load OF birdshot. while
taking some peaches from tree, the property
OF Francis Denaise, No. 1903 18th street north
west. DR.. Mundell was called In, and pro-
nounced the wound not dangerous. Denatse
was arrested. In the Police Court this morning
a certificate was filed from DR.. MundeN stating
that the boys injuries are serious, and he must
be kept quiet. The case was continued, de-
fendant giving bonds in 81 600.