Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-08-30
BurIingame and His Wife Reunited

HE wIrHDRAwS HER BILL FOR DIVORCE AND
HER CHARGES AGAINST HER HUSBAND.
Mrs. Sarah Burlingame who, it will be remem-
sered. few months since entered suit for di-
7orcc from her husband. Franklin Burlin@ame
voluntarily returned last Sunday night to live
With her husband, at No. 2:a}3 PENNSYLVANIA ave
lue. where he had been since the separation
Mrs. Burlin@ame charged in her bill ill-treat-
nent and descftion. with an intimation that her
husband was living on too intimate terms with
,ne Myra Hall. Burlingame denied the
:harges. and asserted that Mrs.
Hall was lady OF iTreprOachabe character and
De has persistently refused to hear anything
Md against his wife. Mrs. Burlingam6~ ex-
presses sorrow for what she has done and de-
.lares that she hardly feels herself responsible
Tor she could not have done differently and was
1nder the control of some influence and of some
parties who intended no good. She now de-
:iares that her husbands statements are true:
that he did not desert her. but expected
aer to remove to No 2S3 PENNSYLVANIA avenue
WITH him; and that he has not been guilty of
neglect or cruel treatment. She is now doIni-
ciied at No 233 Pennsylvania avenue on the
most friendly terms with Mrs Hall whom she
now believes. had no designs on her husband.
and that she is most excellent woman thor
eu@hy devoted 20 her work as a spiritual me-
MUM Mrs. B. desires now. she says. to do
anything in her power to atone for the Injustice
done Mrs. Hall and her husband
FINED FOR DIs0EDERLY CoSDUCT AT THE TEN
PERANCE TENT.-in the Police Court to-day
Frank Jarvis was charged with aSsaultnp an
other young white man named Charles Cost who
stated that he lives lin Georgetown and was at
Bud EaglestOns temperance meeting last night.
and there was q fight there few nights before
which his brother was in. and some ladies told
him that there was q crowd following his brother
and witness went to see what the crowd was fol-
towing his brother for. and saw two young men
eiinched. and miStaking Jarvis for his brother he
pulled him out Of the fight. and was struck on
~taxa Efk6 ii
ack- Other witnesses testified that Jar
Wis and crowd of Washington bows
came over to Georgetown with a lot OF
musical Instruments and for the purpose OF
Cleaning out the Georgetown boys. Officer
Harper testified to arTesting Jarvis and
afterwards finding the instrument which Jarvis
is said 10 have thrown away. which shown
10 the court and proved to be a very formidable
weapon. and consisted of piece of reed with a
head weight on the end Jarvis testified that he
was assaulted first and denied having the black
lack. He acknowledged that he expected that
there would be some trouble at the tent before
he went there. A fine of - or ID days was inn
posed. and he was fined - or - days additional
for disorderly conduct
DEEDS IN FEE have been recorded-as follows:
Maria J.. u. Cate to Vim. Della. part /, So. 5I7
a Goo JAS f. Sclrgs ct a. To Charlotte Lucas
part 5, So. 416: $3.50. JGo. Q. Larrnan to Robt
NJ Etter. sub lot -. sd L. Il, 100. \. L. Boul-
ware ct al. TO David Robinson, sub. lots IS to %
on StoddaFd. between Congress and Valley
streets and sub. lots "a TO % in sub. So 100 in
Bealis addition 10 Georgetown: -. %. NJ
h. ROhrer to ;. \. Fitch. sub. 154. So. els; $3.50
An INTERESTING Masonic CEREMoNY.-Last
evening Gen Albert Pike and Mr. Vim. NJ. Ire
Iaild. ~ this city went to Baltimore. and with
M Giinor Meredith. of that city, all members
Oh the supreme Council. Southern Jurisdiction
SD degree Scottish Hte Masonry lnaugurated
az Masonic Temple Albert Pike Lodge of Per-
iectiOn No 4. A-A-A.SR.. and installed as Off
ecFs: Nathan Lehman. venerable master: Edwin
tdeWeilyn Parker. ir senior warden: Robert
Luis bahnenberg. Junior warden: Rev Samuel
Ss.le orator Max Afiilder amoner: David Wjes-
sehIeid: secretary; Benjamin F. Ulnan. treas.
VII lie master OF ceremonies was Jsjdora
ASA; expert, Ferdinand Bernei: assistant ey-
pert, 1umoy solomon Blum and captain of host
Solomon Sirius ~ u i'0S'
The CIiEIsrI,ScY DIvorcE CAsE.-Tbis NOR,
n9 III chambers. judge wyl.e heard the ,notinn
Tor extension of the time for takino testi
snony hy the defense. The plaintiffs aftorney,
did not interpose any objection To the extensior
asked for. and an order was made entendino I'm.
TIRE thirty days from date. After tie defendant
has concluded the plaintiffs will have te., DAYS +,
present rebatting Testimony.