Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-06-10

Florence NJ. Collins, Elizabeth " Clayton,
Mary E. Chase, Adella L. Davis, Helen Duffy,
Mary j. Davis, Florence Furyhold. Sarah Il.
Holley, Emma Il. Mason, Janet McWtlliam,
Agnes Macarthur, Sallle C. Murray, Helen d.
Robinson, Grace s. Silvers, Lily F. Spacknan,
Mary E. Stockett.
The exercises were concluded by chorus.
The North Capitol Outrage Case.
WAITING FOR VERDICT.
This morning there was about the city hall
large crowd, anxious to hear the result OF the
trial of Henry Harry, George Lowry, Norris
Roach, Patrick Mcnamara, James Shugrue,
and James Boland, on an indictment charging
them with having, on the 18th OF March, COM
NJ. CLANCY, near the corner OF North Capitol
and N streets. The case was given to the
jury Friday afternoon. saturday afternoon
they reported that they had agreed in but one
case, and asked instructions, which were given.
Yesterday they asked permission to 90 into the
park, which was granted them.
THE JURY TO-DAY ANNOUNCE FAILURE TO
AGREE AND ARE SENT BACK.
After spending an hour Or two under the will
low in the park to-day the jurors came into the
court room at 12:45 and were called. There
Were several rumors afloat, as they came In un-
announced, as to verdict, but these rumors
vanished when Mr.. Bremmerman the foreman,
announced that they had not agreed. He
stated that some Of the jurors had something to
say.
Mr.. French said that when they went out on
Saturday he felt that they could come to a CON
clusion, but they had failed up to this time. He
had felt that they would agree to-day, but yet
had not. If they were to be sent back he would
ask that the door be left open.
Mr.. TOmpk1nS said that they had now been
out ninety hours, and they stood precisely as
they did at first. He did not believe that they
could agree.
Mr.. Minnix.-f you send us back / think we
can set out two more hours.
The COurt.-AS one OF the Jurors says he has
hopes that an agreement may be reached, I
Will send you back and as there is no better
room than the one you have had, the door may
&c left open, except when you are actually in
discussion.
THE JURY DISCHARGED
Tine Jurors came into Court later, and most
the Court said that as much as he regretted it,
ne would have to discharge them.
AmuSements, Excursions, &c.
Mr.. FoRD's BENEFIT.-There will not be even
standing room at the National tomorrow eve
ming, according to present Indications Mr.,
Ford popularity and the chance of seeing two
such artists as John Mccullough and Miss An
deTson In such fine old play as "Ingomar, ac
count for the rush.
THEATER COMIQUE.-There was q fine audi.
Comique last evening. The programme was a.
varied as could be desired and as excellent as
varied.
Festival AND SurpHR.-One OF the most en-
Joyable events OF the season win be the supper
and festival to be inaugurated at the new III. p
Church on eth, above E street, this evening. 1t
will continue Wednesday and Thursday eve
nings and there will also be lunch served
each day from IL to p. m. No charge for ad-
mission will be made.
THE CONCERT of the Sixth Presbyterian
Church Will take place Tuesday, the 18th, In
stead OF tomorrow evening.
Charged With Killing His Mother.
WHAT CAUSED HE SUDDEN DEATH OF MARY
BLAKE?
About 10 O'Clock last night colored woman,
named Mary Blake, forty years Old, residing in
Union alley, between 18th and 10th and L and
N streets northwest, died suddenly. few
minutes before her death, she and her son. Jas
Fl. Herbert, had a difficulty, and 1t is alleged
I hat James struck bis mother heavy blow In
the body which caused her death. Herbert was
arrested by Onicer Fisher and retained at the
station house on K street to await an inquest
to-day.
ANOTHER LOUISIANA WITNESS ARRESTED
Yesterday, w. John De Lacy, one of tae wit
nesses In the Spofford- Kellogg contest, was ar
out By Chas CaSanac chargns him Win sT HaV
Ing committed perjury in falsely swearing be-
fore the Senate committee among other things,
that he did not sign or swear to certain
af1davit; that he never spells his name DE
Lacey, and that the said affidavit was never
read over or signed by him. De Lacy was
taken tax before Judge Smell, and gave bonds for
his appearance in the Police Court to-day, Mr..
John A. Walsh, OF this city. becoming his surety
In the Police Court, this morning, Mr.. w. A.
COOK, counsel for defendant, asked a postpone
ment; also In the similar pending case az ainSt
Jos. j. Johnson. Mr.. Coyle assented to the
pOstpOnement, as lie had to send to New Or
leans for several material witnesses in the
court granted the postponement, but subse-
quently Mr.. Cook waived hearing before the
poee Court ana me 9ends were geG xed At $1,000
Wallace went on the bond, and they were &C
eepted.
DEEDS IN FEE have been filed as follows:-
Morris Downs to r. q. Campbell, lot 8, So $50;
s.. w: King to James A. and W. II. Griffin;
part lot Z So. Isl ssss: Given and Morsell,
]. E. Fitch and Job Barnard, trustees, to J. L.
Barbour, part lot IL, so. Sl9 $500. Margaret
Caughlin ct al: to Bridget Sullivan, lot s., sd.
Sr virginia conway to 9 So it g. 50
&c., 8, 500. Edward Clark to James Foley, lot,
j. NJ. Varnum to Jacob Riehl, part lot 1, so As;
s2,So0. F. A. Jones, trustee, TO Robert Willett,
part lots 200 and POI, Bealls addition to George
town; s4.663 Assignees of George Mattingiy to
FL. A. Chappell, lot so, so. 495; $500. b. FL. War
ner to Fl: A. Chappeil, lot %, SO. 296; 1915 Amos
Hunt to n: P. Callan and Mahlon Ashford, trus-
tees, part lot 20, So rs. $4,000. J. j. McCook to
II. 0. Hall. lot 20, SUBJ So. 215; 5000. Watson and
McLaren, executors, to D. NJ Austin, lots l58
and 1859, Uniontown; 500. A. r. Appieman to
/, block 4, Leproit Park; $4,000 r. dempsey
TO ~ Mccormick, lot 81, 81. 1872; $500.
FINE OF $120 FOR SELLING BEER TO Boys
To-day. In the Criminal Court, Judge Hagner.
the jury In the case OF Thomas r. BurreIi
charged with selling liquor by the small with.
out license-tried Yesterday when several boys
testified to getting.beer Of Burreil-Drought in
verdict OF guilty, with Recommendation to
mercy. When BurreIl was called up for SEN
fenced, Mr.. Miller, attorney Of the District, d.
rected attention TO the proof In the case. re-
marking that selling beer TO such boys as were
on the stand made it case which should be
punished with the utmost severity Mr.. IL. ii
Wells, jr., called attention to the ambiguity OF
the law, and asked that the lowest sentence be
imposed In accordance with the recommenda-
ton OF the jury. The court said that he had no
doubt but that the law had been violated, and
held that the apparent ambiguity OF the law
was intended to cover just such cases as this
to prevent defendants from eyading the law By
Itifice. IL there had been no recommends
lions OF the jury he would impose the highest
penalty, but he was inclined always to take the
recommendation, and In this case he would
make the fine 1920.
THE CHILDRENS HOsPITAL.-The board OF
directors OF the Childrens hospital last night
iecelVed the semtannual report on the condi-
lon or the hospital. DR.. Busey, of the board or
ADMINISTRATOR, submitted the following non-
NATIONS, winch were approved Resident phy-