Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-05-19
The bud Warner Rurxlaries.

The Bud Warner Burglaries.
Yesterday during the trial of Bud Warner be-
fore Judge Wylie In the Criminal Court some
what Of sensation took place by the partner
Of Warner John Kent, a coal black boy barely
80 years of age. giving testimony acknowledging
this and other burgldrteS, and some Of the
police of the Second precinct learned consider
ner's yard. In which the plumber was placed,
was thought to be myth, but Warmers wife
| who heard the testimony, subsequently stated
that there was cave OF hole by the shed about
feet long and feet wide and deep where he
| put things, and laying planks over the top COW
| cred them with dirt 1t is thought now that
| these parties have been doing most of the burg
| lar1eS In that section OF the city. One of the
features In this case was an effort made to con-
| meet with it Ben johnson, Edward Queenan.
| Roxy Ross and others whose names were prom
| inent in the trial OF Bedford, Pinn and Oueenan
| Tor the murder OF young Hirth but Kent would
| Lot acknowledge that they were with him on
| any EXPEDITION. warner was convicted in two
| cases, but Judge Wylie declined to pass sem
| tence In more than one case as he was doubt
ful about the legality OF sentence to take eff
Iect after the expiration of another. MIR. Perry
unereupOn withdrew his motion for sentence
stating that an Indictment was being prepared
for second offence, In which the penalty ran
up to fifteen years. which. If conviction was
oo'alhed, ne would ask the court to impose.
District Government Affairs.
., commissioners Dent and Morgan were at
tnelr Office during Office hours to-day, hut very
little public business was done. The whole
community appear to be absorbed In the boat
ana morse races. Several OF the clerks
ana employees finding so few DESTROYS of
Inent buildings, procured the permission OF
their chiefs to attend the races. The same was
the case In the health office and public offices
generally.
District Commissioner Morgan has obtained
the services OF the Marine band for the II re-
me, mems parade, which VIII take place on Friday
O'Clock am, and the parade on the Capitol
plaza will be at II.
BUILDING PERMITS
issued by Inspector Entwisle: John Sherman &
Co., construct two story brick dwelling r. be.
tween 9Th and 10th streets n. W.: So 900.
Amusements. &c.
NATIONAL THEATER.-The best Humpty
Dui-pty seen in Washington for many years is
now at the National Theater. The Spanish
students make the performance doubly enter
tanning. Inc Spanish minister and members OF
the legation occupied a box at the theater last
evening.
FoRD's OPERA HoUsE.-The interesting play
Hearts OF Oak" drew good house at Ford's
last night. The baby, as usual, acquitted itself
admirably. The supper scene Is very realistic
THEATER CoMIQUE.-The Comique was crowded
last night to see good Show
ARLINGTON THEATER.-The attractions at the
Arlington draw good houses
LINCOLN HAIL--Blind Tom drew good house
last evening. He appears every night and
wonderful.
THE FRIENDS Of the popular JOS s. Sessford,
IN charge or the bOX-Off1ce at FordS Opera
House, propose to give him benefit about the
ISL or June. The entertainment will be at
tract1ve and will be announced in few days.
WASHINGTON FISH MARKET.-Sold by r. A.
Golden, agent:-125, geo behring's, from so to S3
per thousand; 6000 shad, from $40 to S14 per hun
oTed; $50 punches rock and perch, from 20 to
40 cents per bunch.
For BUYING or selling watches, jewelry.
guDs pistols, clothing, &C.. fair dealing is a
west, near Pennsylvania avenue.
O
HOW FRENCH COOK IMPROVED His BROTu-
AT the celebrated home of social, but aristo
cratic Democracy, the Famous Manhattan
Club, on Fifth Avenue, New York city the
lhene or conversation recently has been not so
much as 10 the coming nominee at Cincinnati
as 10 the luck OF one Monsieur Emil SigriSt a
Verltaole chef de cuisine. who bought OF NJ A.
Dauphin, at NO. 3l9 Broadway, New York CITY
FOR dollar, half ticket No. 90 O46 In the Anri
drawing OF the wOrld-renOwned Louisiana State
LOTTERY at New Orleans, and drew half OF the
second capital OF 100000 He put it In L. S. Gov
eminent per cent loan and still presides over
the pots and pans. Who is next?
The CANAL COMPANY ENJOINED - Judge
Macarthur in the Equity Court yesterday.
enjoining the Chesapeake q Ohio Canal com,
pany from shutting off the water from the
mourning mills OF w. II. Tenney and A. Ross Ray |
and Albert Ray in Georgetown. The lease |
under which these mills obtained water from |
the canal having recently expired, the canal |
company refused to renew the lease unless the |
guageS measuring the water were removed |
from the wheels to the canal bank which could |
not De zone under the former agreement The
Peti aN also pray that the canal company |
no