Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-11-24

House.
A half dozen of the drivers OF the Belt line
street railroad and 40 many eoIored roGghs got
hto a Eight at the stopping place Of Tine cars,
corner Sd street and Maryland avenue last night,
but tle latter crowd was driven of on the ap-
sreach OF the police aud superintendent DaiSh.
Some blows We're struck and some glass win
dOHs IN the cars broken. No one was much
NUT.
Jurors for the Criminal COnrt.
Jurors for the Criminal Court, December term.
were drawn IN the Clerks Office this morning
as follows:
GRAND JURORS.
Henry Tilghman, 500 NJ st. NV; VIM. Ga
baugh. 1885 st. NV: b. Ii. Sunemeu, 1891 Pa.
ave; Wm. summers, GieSborO: joel Wise. near
TennallytOWD; James T. Payne, do; W. A.
RutchinS, Georgetown; John h. Garge5. 6l6 Pa.
ave. Sc; Thomas Bell. Brightw0od; Henry A.
Clarke, iii K st. NV: o. p. BuTdetTe, 90, 9TH
ST; joseph GTeen, Hamilton r0ad; George cad
dis, ll0l 10th ST; NJ. j. Adler, Georgetown A. v.
SIimes, do; Geo. c. Harris, 9l9 I'D st; \. a.
stephenson, eth ST. wharf +. b. Mcclure. GA Z
ST. James q. NayioT. IT., 9Th and Nj SIS. NV;
". l. Osborn, Unionto~n; jacob II. Crossman
as lst st. NV; N c. Draper, 234 18th st. Il. ~.
j. F. Campbell, 1904 18th ST. sc.
PETIT JURORS
August Nekel5, UnlontowD; John Barr, BcOa1
Branch road: John Brown, 42y Sth ST. s.w.: j. {.
EearSOn, 92l leth st. NV; k. 5. HulSe. 2il5 II
ST. NV; G.. W. GOOdall, 1915 K st. NV; y. l..
Fowler. 9th and sts- NV; Geo. Washington,
3Q5 30 st. s.w.: Z. A. IlGgway. 1928 F st. NV;
John keywerth. ?th and SIS. NV: JAS. Bel
lew. III 9TH ST.; Ii. VI. Talbot, GeOrgetown- K.
Fullaloye do; II. q. Divine. do; ". q. Parkin-
son, SOS Pa. ave; CRaS. GleDning, Boundary and
n. j. ave; W. X. Cady, 1926 18th 81. NV: III. NJ.
ston, 92T ii 81. NV; \. J. Laughlin. gid and E
SITS; TboS. Wise, sis ST. S.E.; ChaS. T. Smith,
1893 \ st. Nv; WIZ. Bdllantyne eth. bet. ID and
4 SITS. NV; John Il. Brown. 10, + st. S.w.: e.
". BaSd Georgetown: Louis aiyrt0ck, Kali
Drama.
IN TIE R0CHaT WILL CASE on trial In Circuit
Court, No. I. Judge Macarthur. for the past TWO
days, the jury rendered verdict this mOraing
sustaining the viii. MI. Rochat, a native OF
Switzerland, and an Old resident OF this Dis
trict. died in April last. having first made a
VIII GevisiDg his real estate TO q nephew Of his
deceased vile, one Henry NtDlo. The Will was
contested by certain Swiss next or kin, by Mrs.
Josephine Caldwell, cousin OF his deceased
wife, and by the United States, the alleged
grounds of contest being that at the time The
viii was made the deceased was Incapable, by
reason OF drunkenness, TO execute It. The
contestants were represented oy MeSSiS. Il. K.
Elliott. r. ID. Mussey. Tnos. F. Miller aud John
+. Riley. b. T. Hanley appeared for the pro-
pouLder OF The WILL
THE WAY Of the traDSgressor IS hard Be
wise and buy Or. Bulls Cough Syrup for 2jc.
The NUISANCE CASES IN THg CRIMINAL
CoUKT.-In the Criminal Court, Judge James q
number OF nuisance cases were on the calendar
for today The first called this morning was
q
DGisalee-the soap factory On @ street. MeS5rS
Elliot VI Robinson. appearing for the defense
stated that MT. Bates had sold bis establish
ment aud there was no nuisance there 70 COM
plain OF. The demand for the materials here
tCfore used for soap and candle manufacture
had been greatly increased. owing TO their use
now In the manufacture OF oleomaTgarine and
the defendant had found IL impossible to carry
on the business. They had no objection to en-
tering a formal plea or guilty, provided the
sentence was suspended. The court suggested
MAT the Plea be entered with the statement,
1T appearing TO the court that the nuisance
has been absted. the sentence is therefore su5.
pended" All parties acQuieSced in this. and
the entry was so made. In the case o. waiter
X. Davies. charged with maintaining nuisance
at l4th and 3 streets, MeSsrs. Elliot & Robinson
stated that he had sold out his establishment
and asked similar action as In the other case
AID this order was made.
A GREAT PAPKR.-Une OF the great neWspapers
or the age that secures the best writer's regard
less or expense, has the fullest book reviews.
able articles upon financial subjects depart
ments devoted 10 fine arts. Biblical research.
farm and garden. Insurance weekly market
repons, cattle market. prices current. dry
geeds quotatioas, etc, Is the Initpefr5e,'. OF
Neg York. See advertisement in another co..
umn, and Send Tor specimen copy.
BEEsoE'S CAPClSE PoRoUS PLAsTERs.-A single
One IS worth halt dozen or the Ordlnary kind,
They relieve al once and cure.
IHE l. y GRANT CLUB Boys il Blue has
adopted resolutions declaring that there should
De general action by all the republican clubs 10
washington as to the return 10 the national
capital Of Gen. Grant and the inaururatinn Of
Gen. earned Into the office OF President OF the
blted states; and that the BOYS in Blue pro-
pose on these occasions 10 honor these dstiu-
guished men By every means In their power bat
!naI 10 parade on other occasions or to con-
Iloute 10 Other demonstrations not or national
interest IS regarded as needlessly burtiensome
ana that Invitations OF such d character shOuid
hereafter oe courteousiy declined.
SPECIAL SALE or PRISrs.-s, KING Oh andIer
viii iiahe special sale OF prints to-nOrroS
t mSEfnihg. between 9 and Il o'clock. Also the
Hg the day, viz: Ribbons DIRE g goods linens
anu L2nnels- Also special bargains 10 eyerT
department. The store VIII be open all day.
HOr SPRING Diamonds in gold: go'4 ,r,aa
bracelets g, at Prlgg'S, t5' Pa. ave.
IAN CETB met at their rooms on
york avenue last evening, COL j. q. P.
Burnside IN the chair and Major Ii. ID. Norton
secretary. The committee on the revision or
the constitution appointed at the last meet
ing was discharged and a new one chosen, as
follows: Messrs. Burnside, PariSen, Sypher
Tanner, Smith, Norton. and Roome. A reso-
luton was adopted providing that in future ap-
picants must pay The Initiation fee and dues
from Isl OF last April and furnish good evidence
OF active loyalty TO the republican party during
the recent campaign.
My STORE viii be closed the entire day to-
MORROW. itl =. Il. WILSON.
EUCALYPTINE.-ExQuistUe for the skin. 25c.
A. STRAUs Will keep hts store open until II D.
H. TO night 10 accommodate those VINO are
unable TO call during the day. See his new
advertisement eIseZg here.
lNDiCTaESrs--The grand Jury TO-DAY pre-
sented Indictments as follows. George Rris eoa
VIM BflScoe. sidney Smith, John Montgomery
Green elias John e. Lewis and Vim Ward as
saultiDg officer. two caSes;) Isaac Smith. rape
Uwo cases:) VIM. W. Easley, aSSauiting or1icar
and assault with Intent 20 Kill: Mary Han
perjury.
ONE COLD Is SOMETIMES CONTRACTED ON Top
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