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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-05-27
Alexandra To-day.
[RepOrted for the Star.l

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WHO Is ELECTBD.-The counting OF the votes
OF he municipal election yesterday was no,
completed until after midnight, but few
bours after the polls closed it became evident
that the regular conservative ticket had sac
ceeCed, not only as to the general officers, but
also So TO the ward officials and councimen In
the several wards. j. T. Beckham's {conserva-
uVe) majority over A. G. Hartman (temperan ee),
for may or, Is $50; f. L. Brockett, for auditor,
over q. s. Barker, is 529: j. T. Hill, for col
lector, over G. Fl. Markell, is $780, j. P. Colem IN.
IOr superlntehoent or ponce. over Wood. Brown
ana Penn is 66S. None OF the other Offices were
seriously contested. The Officers chosen are az
tollows:-For mayor, James T. Beckham: for
corporation attorney, X. Kemper: for auditor,
+. l.. Brockett; for superintendent of police,
James P. Coleman; Tor superintendent OF gas,
jacob Roxbury; for clerk OF gas. w. w. Harper;
for clerk OF market, James w. Simpson; for
lect0r Of taxes S. D., S. X. Field; for measurers
OF lumber, stephen Swain. j. l.. Adams; for
Eeasurer OF wood and bark, Wesley Makely;
for gauger AND inspector OF liquors, l. B. Love-
JOY; magistrates, James w. Nails, A. b. Brown,
JOS. Padgett, K: Il. Stanton, and all the con-
servatives nominated for city council
THE SUNDAY Ne wsPAPKRS.-H. NJ. FoltZ, held
for disposing of copies of the sunday Herald
last Sunday was discharged on habeas corpus
yesterday afternoon, Judge Keith holding that
after the Sunday law had specially named artt-
Giles Which should not be sold on Sunday, and
did not name newspapers, the words "other
goods. wares and merchandise" were not
specific enough to be legally Defined and that
While 10 vague way they might Incl ude
everything. they. In penal law, included
nothing. He therefore ordered That Mr.. Foltz
be discharged.
THE THREE CARD MONTE CAsE-The trial OF
Hambleton for robbing Houston by the three
card monte game at Arlington Is 10 progress at
the county court today before Judge Saugster.
A considerable number OF Washingtonians are
present. The case will be given to the jury
this evening.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-05-27
Condensed f.ocaIs.

The banks will be closed on Decoration day.
Street lamps VIII be lighted OF 7:4O pm. and
eXtinguished at am.
Marshal Henry to day reappointed F. C. Rev.
els deputy marshal OF the Police Court, 70 date
from May II.
The fair just closed for the benefit OF ST. The
resas church, Untontown, was success. real
iZiDg upward $780,
Mr.. Brainard H. Warner, OF this city. has
leased for S720 per annum the fence inciosing
the new courthouse building In course of cree
ton at Cincinnati. He proposes to use 1t for
advertising purposes
The managers OF the Industrial home school
OF the District OF Columbia will break ground
for their new cottage home to morrow afternoon
at $3.50 O'Clock. The school is on North High
street, West Washington. Addresses will be
mace by Commissioner Dent and others The
contractor, Mr.. c. Thomas, will go on with the
work at once.
The subdivision Of the Stone estate, known as
Columbian Heights, on the north OF the city,
east OF 14th street. is being made by District
surveyor Forsyth for Hon. John Sherman and
others. There Will be enough cut of this land
to give 14th- street road width OF so feeJ-SO
feet wider than before.
The will OF the late w. Fl. Campbell who died
recently in Georgetown, has been filed In the
register OF Wills Office for probate. His prop
erty is left to his family.
owing to the large increase In advertising
and circulation Of the enlarged edition OF tbs
STAR on Saturday, advertisers are earnestly
requested TO send in their orders early to in =
sure insertion and proper classification. The
number OF new advertisements printed In May
is already 2O54,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-05-27
The ChriAtiancy Divorce Case.

MISS MELOY DECLINES TO BE CROss-ExAMINED
The divorce suit OF ex. Senator CbrIstiancy,
against his wife, Mrs. Lille Christiancy, nee
Lugenbeel was resumed yesterday afternoon,
before Examiner Lovejoy. 1t was expected
that Miss Lille Meloy would be called for cross
examination, but letter was read from her
stating that she was confined to the house by
Sickness. She sent physicians certificate 10
support Of the statement, and went on to say
that she had submitted to a tedious examina-
ton, and told all that she knew, and that she
Declined to appear for ross-examination,
Which would only be loIg and lrksome Mr..
Ingersoll said II Miss Meloy was too sick to at
tend they would wait until she recovered. 1t
would not be necessary to have prolonged SEES
slons II weartsome to her, but they might cut
them up into short ones for her accommoda-
ton. Mr.. Cook. the counsel OF Mrs. Christiancy.
to settle the difficulty. offered to withdraw the
testimony already given by Miss Meloy. Mr..
lngersoll objected to that being done. claiming
that as 1t was in now and part OF the case II
must remain until stricken out by the chancel-
lor. Miss Meloy, he said, had given her testi-
mony, and had been turned over to them for
determination. They insisted that they were
entitled to the evidence, and II they could not
procure the witness presence ia any other
way they would ask the court for an attach
ment to have her brought before the examiner
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-05-27

THE SAD SUICIDE OF MRS. y. Il. MoRsB-Dr
Patterson, the coroner, yesterday Investigated
the death from poison, (oriedy mentioned In
THE STAR last evening", OF Mrs. Morse a native
OF Maine, the wife OF Mir. S. B. Morse. OF the
sixth auditors Office, who resided at 1924 New
jersey avenue The coroner ascerta1nsd that
she had been suffering from acute gastritis,
and was SO craZed by her malady that she
ended her life by taking dose of corrosive
sublimate. She was lady OF good social stand
ing and respected member OF the Assembly
PTeSby terrain church.
A certificate OF death was filed in the health
Office today by Coroner Patterson in this case
Ii appears that she had been IN bad health and
low spirited lately and that without the knowl-
edge Of anyone she took corrosive suoiimate
about week ago, and just before her deaf b
disclosed the fact 10 her husband. The remains
were sent to Brooklyn, n. y, last night FOR
interment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-05-27

THE SOUTH WASHINGTON METHODIST CoNGRE-
CATION. formed Of the withdrawing members of
Ryiano chapel, and now Worshipplng at Ken
w. HICKS, OF Florida, who has been recently
nlling the pulpit DIR. Hicks has accepted the
CALL and will Immediately enter on his duties
t.more conference OF the NJ. E. church, but left
IL several years ago and went south in conse-
quenee OF I'll health. He Is a fluent speaker,
together
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Charged with Robbery as We'll as
Forgery

LEWIS CoITnS. coIored, VINO was convicted Of
forgery In the POLES Court yesterday, was to-
Gay put On trial for the larceny OF lot Of pat ID
silverware from George 81. La Fetra. Mr. La
FetTa stated that his wife keeps dining. room.
and Collins was employed in the dining room.
and that nearly one hundred pieces Of table.
ware had been mis- ed Detective McDevitt
test n d to executing a search warrant az Col
III g house, and TO finding q lot Of napkins and
siiVeIware, With the owners name on some Of
them, In trunk In Collins room. Collins
stated that this silverWare was given to him
by man named Lewis to keep for him. The
court sentenced him to thirty days in Iail. Mr..
Coyle suggested to the court that iudgment
OF guilty. be entered In this case, and sentence
suspended until the grand jury disposes OF the
case OF forgery against him, and II they find
Linn not guilty of forgery, the sentence 10 this
case can go into execution.
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On TRIAL FOR BURNING HIS OWN HOUSE,
Cornelius McAuhn, was placed on trial
yesterday, before Judge Cox, In the Crim,-
nal Court. charged With arson In burning
frame dwelling owned by him, on
18th, near B streets southeast, on
the 9TH OF December last, about O'Clock In
the morning. The evidence showed that Mr.
McAulin moved out Of the house about two
months before the fire. but the day previous to
the burning he was seen on the premises as
ase as ~ 0ep S eg n an. structure was
Fire mans Insurance c. moany for $500, TT e
defendant acknowledged having been at Il e
house On the day Of the fire, but claimed tn It
he reached Geo getown before 6 o'clock D. M
and knew nothing OF the nre till the following
day. To-day numt er Of witnf sses testified 10
seeing the defendant In Georgetown on tie
night OF tie IRE, and number testified iu
cl0s(d,
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DECORATION DAY-Howson's Ice cream, 81.

CARROLL INSTITUTE met last night. Mr.. Frank
N. DeveTeauX was elected recording secretary,
vice Arthur Ii. Glennan, resigned and Mr.. j.
W. Riley was elected member of the board Of
directors, to NIL the vacancy caused by the
resignation OF Mr.. j. B. Fullerton, who hiss
gone west. Mr.. ID. l. Murphy, as delegate 20
the c. I'M. U. convention. made report, as
Id Major j. E. Mallet, also delegate.
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West Washington. nee Georgetown

BUILDING AssoCIATIoN.-At the ffty.third
regular monthly meeting of the Eleventh
building Association held last night at God
dard's hall: $4,000 was disposed Of, being So
shares, retired at the stock value rates.
TIE CANAL TRADE,-GTdifl - Arrived boat
Mollie c. Waters. with $500 bushels of wheat.
COnl-Seventeen boats left Cumberland Wednes.
day With .9I6 10 tons of coal as follows: For
Georgetown - Consolidation Co., 236.O6 tons:
Co.. 344 Us tons; Borden Co.. 741 OF tons: Blaen
Avon Co.. 35O.06 tons: Hampshire g. Baltimore
1887 tons; Individual Co., 236 10 tons,
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Yor CAN RELY UPON IT that every sty'e
make and quality OF ready made garment to re
found in any frst-claSs house can be had ar
the popular Boys Clothing House OF B. Robin
san Co., so9 Pennsylvania avenue, and that
too at prices that will prove satisfactory to
parents and guardians. This firm Is doing an
immense trade, and have the full confidence Of
the public. +
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STRAW HATS, new styles and bottom prices
With 10 old stock at A. T. Lewis 435 7th
street. Young gents nOboy hats 81 to 81.
Gents furnishing goods cheap.
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CITY ITEMS.

Flannel and Yacht Cloth Suits for Boys. from
to l6 years. TIE largest assortment In the CITY,
EIsEMAN BROS, corner Ith and E streets.
Hats for Decoration Day.
Gents fine Manila Hats, only So so and s.:
Young Mems Nobby Msckinaws, new shapes:
Largest stock of Mixed StTaws In the city:
bite and Brown Canton Hats, SOC. to 81;
Brown French Palm Hats, for older men:
Best stock OF dollar Hats" In the District:
Two hundred dozen Boys and Children'5
White, Brown and Mixed Straw Hats at all
prices, from 15c. to 81. so, at LEWIS Popular
one Price Store" 92O 7th st., bet. and K. n.W.3
Brain and Nerve.
Wells Health Remover, greatest remedy on
earth for impotence, leannesS sexual debility,
&C. 81, at Druggists, $50 Pa. ave.
"AIdernsy Dairy Wa4oAs.0
Fresh Attorney butter churneG every morn
inc, and deliveredin klbs. 'sWard" prints, $50
per Id. Also, cottage cheese, buttermilk and
sweet milk &c. per OF, Cream. loo pint
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THE EVENING STAR.
The Weather.

FRIDAY............. May ~, 1851.
The Weather.
OFFICE OF THB CHIEF SIGNAL OFrICyR !
WASHINGTON. ID. c., May q, 1881. $50 a. N.
For the middle states and the lower lake
region. warmer and fair weather, south 10
west winds, and stationary or slowly falling
barometer.
Warm Rains Tomorrow.
The chief signal officer furnishes the follow.
Ing special bulletin to the press "A storm Of
slight energy Is apparently central in the up
per Missouri valley, and local rains are reported
from Wisconsin, near Lake Superior, and In
Minnesota. Elsewhere clear weather has pre-
vailed except that light local rains fell on the
Virginia and North Carolina coast during the
night The temperature has risen In the gulf
statea. and thence northward TO Ohio and
Michigan, and fallen slightly on the middle
and south Atlantic c0eft and In Wisconsin and
Minnesota. IL CONTINUES about ten degrees
above mean for the month In all sections north
OF the fortieth parallel OF latitude, Northeast
TO southeast winds continue In the southern
states and south TO west winds prevail I'm the
remaining districts. The Indications are that
warmer and pa ) cloudy weather will prevail
on Inc Atla1tlc coast aLu In the lower lake re-
gion during Saturday with light rains In New
England, New York and the lower lake region
RANGE OF THE THERMOMETER
the following are the readings of the Their.
mcmeter at the Signal OfIice during the day.
g. m, 60o; II g. m, I69; ID. m, s4. Maxi
mum, 81 minimum. So;
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WOODWARD & LoTHRoP viii open Saturday
morning tine line of American lawns, wide
and handsome, at 81 and sc. yard. They are
Inc best bargains offered this season.
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DECORATION DAY camp stools only 12 cents,
at o. Danmann's Combination store, SO lth
street northwest,