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The Courts

COURT IN GENERAL TERN.
To day. f. Calvin Williams, OF Maryland ION
motion OF W. j. MilIer), and w. 81. Ruff and E.
u. Wright ION the report of the committee)
were admitted to the bar. Beavans & Shaw agt.
Hughes; on hearing.
CRIMINAL CoURT-Ja,dre Cor
To day, Morris Wolf, assault with intent to
kill; released on bail.
EQUITY COURT.-J'tdge Wpie.
Yesterday, Elliot agt. Mclean: exceptions to
auditors report overruied. Morrison ag5.
LecCy aeh Fitzmorrls; n. Carusi appointed
guardian ad Item. National Bank OF the Re-
puollc agt Shea; sale ordered and K 81. Liskey
appointed trustee to sell. Morsell agt Catch
ell; pro confesso. Bauer agt. Tschiffely; same
and production Of infant defendaut for ap
poinfme Mt o. guardian ad Item ordered White
sndit3r, Hoffman agt. Wheat,ey; Thomas B.
Stahl az pointed to serve suoppnas. Jackson
agt Jackson; counsel fee and aiimony ordered
PAID: re Reeve Us, agt: Reeve; divorce granted.
ferguson; $50 counsel fee ordered paid
CIRCUIT CoURr-Judge Macarthur.
Yesterday, Howe agt. LAWYER, continued,
StocRman, Juror withdrawn. with leave TO
amend. Clark agt Hogg, administrator verdict
fer plaintiff, s6s2. Lyons agt District of Co.
deciaration. stuckert agt. Woods, judgment
by default. Thompson agt. Shepherd, on trial.
POLICE CouRT-Jud1e S,aeu.
Yesterday, afterday, after our report closed,
oHU d. IoCuleo duu 1STdti IuOuldS, TWO WQltS
men. were charged with the larceny of pair
OF buggy wheels from Edward Jones, in the
arsenal; 80 days In Jail. VIM. Hughes, a young
white man. was charged With assaulhng Officer
Augustus Hess. Mr.. Hess stated that he ar
rested this young man in West Washington
yesterday for diSorderiy conduct, and that he
all the way to the station house. He
was fined $40 or thirty days Agnes
Sampson. assault on Sophia sutton; So
Richard Ross. co!ored, was charged with as
s6ulting young white man named Henry G.
Volk, who testified that on last Tuesday night,
while on his way home from the Theater Com
1que, in company With four other young men,
they Net the defendant and another colored
man, when scuf1ie ensued between one of his
friends and the colOred man, and during that
scuffie witness was stabbed in the LETT side by
Ross. Ross took the stand and denied cutting
Volk. and stated that the white men assaulted
MIN and his friend first. A fine OF 500 was i'm
posed, and an appeal noted. Martha Banks.
threats to Adeiia Johnson, who testified that
Martha threatened to GU witness heart out,
and said that she carries knife in her stocking
TO do 1T with; she stated that the trouble IS
about young man who used to go With Mar
tina, and is engaged to her {w1tness) The court
took her personal bonds 10 keep the peace for
civ he
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KILLED WHILE PLAYING WITH A RsvOLvER.-
The careless toying with a revolver caused
the instant death Of young man In dis
reputable house kept by Susan Ellis, at 32j
North 9Th street, Philadelphia, Sunday after
noon. 1t seems that he had sought the
apartment OF one OF the female inmates. and
having taken small four barreled revolver
from bis Pocket was handling it with degree
al freedom which provoked the woman to
protest. He laughed at her fears, and placing
the playful remark. Why, eat these things
He had no sooner uttered this boast than the
instrument was discharged, it being one of the
dangerous. He fell to the floor and died in.
stantly. From papers found upon the body
the deceased is believed to be Thomas C. Bryan,
his age Is years. A return ticket to Vtnc1n.
town. N. j, was found and $135 In money,
which was given to the coroner's undertaken.
He also had a certificate from the Guarantee
Safe Deposit and Trust Company, showing that
On Saturday he had deposited 1900 in that insti-
tuition.
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RAILROADS.

BAL TiMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
THE MODEL FAST LINE, AND THE ONLY LINE
TIE EAST AND TIE sf VEST VIA WARRINGTON
DOUBLE TRACK! JANNEY COUPLER! srKEL
SCHEDULE TO TAKE EFFECT SUNDAY. APRIL
Am. LEAVE r. wlASssHf1Naros.
t2l5-Chicago. Cincinnati and st. Louis Fast X
sd9-B.l.;mers' Elliott City and way stations.
s:t9-Bsltimore, Annapolis .nd way. piedmont.
s s.s Winchester. Haserstown and way.
B:lO-Point Of Rocks and way stations.
Slom .; Philadelphia, New York and
iS asI HsssrstoVn ana At Point Of Rocks Tor
t9:c0-On sunday only for Baltimore. Annapolis
see siz Express tssops at Hy.ttsvsll.
college, Beitsyille. Laurel. Annapolis Junction.
aa8 aAe GSssso. Cincinnati nd 81.
:, Louis Express.
i2:1o- Baltimore. Enicott City. Annapolis and way
stations.
n:25-Qn Sunday only for Baltimore and way.
t8:O0-Baldmore. Philadelphia and New York E1.
s:s0-Kalt.more and way stations. twinchester.
sFre6s1riSa. aaTssst4wn .nd way: vis ,Kslayl
Rsss stops
A4S%E9ins Ct Rocks sS Frederick, aagerssoxa.
Pointof Rocks and Way Stations only.l
r. .40-Balttmore. Annapolis and Way Stations.
t5:46-Baltimore Express. (Marunsburg and Way,
via Relay. Stops at Hyatfs Vile and Laurel
6:O5-Point OF Rocks and Way Stations.
rs 46-BalhMore and Way Stations.
.7:30-Balhmore and Laurel Express.
t8 -Ftfsburg, Cincinnati and st Louis Express.
9.40-Baltimore, Hyattsv1lIe and Laurel Express.
Stops on signal or to let off passengers st any
station between Washington and Annapolis
Junction.
RIO OO-Baltimere. Philadelphia. New York and
Boston Express. Sleeping Oars to New York.
tDaiy tSunday only. Other trains daily. except
Sunday.
All trains from Washington stop at Relsy Station
For further information sPPly at the Baltimore
6l9 and 1851 Pennsylvania avenue, corner l4th
street. where orders will be taken for baggage to bt
checked and received at any point In the city.
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National Academy OF Science.

at the afternoon session OF the National
Academy OF Science, held In All Souls church
yesterday, President Rogers delivered the open
Ing address. Prof. T. Sterry Hunt, Of Boston,
Mass, read his carefully prepared paper on
1.-THE Domain OF Physiology" Gen. Benjamin
Afford, L. S. a., read an interesting paper on
1.-The Compass Plant OF the Western Prairie, :"
vulgarly known as the turpentiDe plant or
rosln weed, which indicates the meridian by
the position OF Its leaves. which have tendency
TO direct their edges to the north and south.
An interesting paper on The Solar Constant
and the Color OF the sum was read By Prof.
Samuel p. Langley.
There was business meeting to-day, which
was secret. The members proceeded this after
noon to the election Of officers, after which the
reading OF papers Will be In order. Before ad-
JourDiDg, the members OF the Academy VIII
visit Fort Whipple.
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Alexandria Notes.

The people OF Alexandria are indebted ID
Hon. Courtland ii. Smith for the influence he
Is bringing to bear upon northern capitalists in
interesting them In the facilities aud advan-
tages they would have In establishing manu-
factories OF every kind at this point. He leaves
again for the north in few days on the same
mission. where 1t Is hoped that his efforts M
not be like dead sea fruit. Alexandria could
well afford to encourage all such enterprises as
the ones now being talked OF by eXempting
them from taxation. :. The following is the
vote as 1t stands up to the present time for the
gold-headed cane to be presented to the most
popular gentleman of the ancient city Henry
Strauss 3; d. A. Windsor, 1: Jas. E. Waddey,
%: Judge c. E. Stuart, I; John Lannon, 26; E.
Dowhan, l; j. T. Brickham. l.
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Deeds in fee have been recorded as follows:
Joseph f. Loughran to Colon Omanundro, part
6 so. 334; 81 500. HOlmead and E5lin, trustees.
to James Norris, acres and 294 perches OF
land on Pierce's Mills Road; 1000. Annie j.
WEIGH TO Margaret s White. lot 81, So. 296;
so. $50; 1880. c. A. Best to$>E. G. Cutter, part
l, so. 322; s., 500. A Hyde ct al trustees, to J..
I. Lehman, SUBJ 9, SO: 222; 1855. F. W.-Jones,
addition TO Georgetown; sl,l25. j. B. Alley to
hate Watkins Arms. So. 1856; 81. 100 G2. 6. II.
b. White, trustee, to J. A. Smith, part 9, so.
So Sos; $4,000. Thos. j. Brown to Jas. Gala,
CHER, lot SO, block 10, Pleasant Plains; s..
Francis J. Lear to ". A. johnson, lots 80 and
IS, so. 234; s. 900. P. Heiser. jr, ct al. to z.
and Bailey, trustees, to Marion Holmes, guar
dian, lot 81, sec. Barry Farm: $780, Mary
Callahan TO John Callahan, lot II, Prospect
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SUITS AGAINST COMMON CARRIERs.-George w.
Han TO DAY, BY L. 6. Hine, entered suit against
the Inland and SeaooaId Coasting Company to
February 18th, ISL, while at the wharf of said
company painting and lettering the wheel
mouse {, OF .he Jane a MoS;ely portion OF the
fell upon him breaking his left cheekbone. &c.
Florence L. Clark. by her next friend, John
B. Clark, through MessTs. Riddle, Miller and
Padgett. to day entered suit against the
washington and Georgetown Railroad Com
pany for damages laid at $4,000. She states
that on the Sd of March last she was passen-
ger In one Of DEFENDANTS cars when the servant
Of defendant detached the horses On Capitol
Hill, leaving the car To run down the incline of
Itself with no person at the brakes, the con-
ductor being within collecting fares; and that
said car gave luTch, causing her TO fan and
receive serious sprains and injuries about the
body.
REAL ESTATE SALz.-Thomas Bowling sold
Yesterday for X. X. Elliott, trustee, the follow
ing property: Original l1t 10: IN square Nc. 40
Penn sylvania avenue. opposite the Circle: be
tween 9sd and oath streets, to William Calf, at
an average OF sixty-f1ve cents per square loot.
In THE CASE OF higgins AGAINST DYE. pend.
ing in the Equity Court, Judge Wyile, THIS
morning. made an order directing the defend:
s Which naa Seen taken y him
| plaintiff and en1oining him from interfering
With higgins, and as to the proceeding against
him for contempt, fined him the costs thereof
| remaTbiDg that he would have imposed q
heavier fine except for the fact that the offence
| was committed through excessive zeal and 10
| ignorance Of the law. This case grows out OF
| the suit Of Ebbinghaus ct al. agt. Killan
| ct al. for the possession OF certain lot.
| which has been in the possession of the Ger.
] thereon TO cOlored people. This case was de.
| cided for plaintiff, and an appeal was noted by
defendants who: under the rules Of the court
| had 10 days In which to perfect the bond. Dye
< under this decision assumed as counsel for
complainant to take possession Of the property
| during the ten days. and higgins filed suit
| for injunction. &C, agt Dye. In which Judg,
} wyife decided as above this morning.
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SOUTHERN SCHOOL BoOKs.-The National Vet
eran club met last night, Mr.. Sypher In the
chair. Capt. Frank BroWnell made an inter-
estiDg address on the subject of the text books
cipleS which inspired the war of the rebellion
are still taught, and the minds OF the youth Of
that section poisoned with perniciOus doctrines
and filled with distorted and mendaciou5 &C
counts OF the causes and results OF the war,
and urged that something be done to counter
act such teachings which poison the minds OF
youth. A discussion followed on this sublect,
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Explosion on a Tug.boat.
THE ENGINEER BADLY sCALDED.


About $50 O'Clock this morning, as the steam-
tug VIM, E. Bell. o. Georgetown, Capt. W. E.
Bell, 1r., was engaged In towing up loaded
schooner to Sheriff's Wharf the BOILER exploded,
badly scalding the engineer, Andrew REYNOLDS
about the feet and legs. He was carried to his
home, 45S i street southwest In a hack, and
medical aid summoned
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Robbery Of s31O.

ARREST OF THE SUSPECTED PARTIES.
The house of Mr.. T. Andrews. No. $50 street
southwest, was robbed yesterday of $3.50 in
goid and notes A ec.ored woman servant
named Matilda Golden was suspected. as she
and her sweetheart, Moses Wormley, were
known to be spending money freely In ginger
bread and brass jewelry. THIS morning Detec-
tives McDevitt and Coomes arresred these per-
sons and recovered some OF the effects. They
are held TO answer,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-04-20

THERE WAS A COOKING MAIN at the Chain
bridge, yesterday afternoon, between Eslin
birds, shown by Thomas Walsh, and Virginia
cross, shown by Tip Evans. Nine battles were
fought, for $50 each, and 500 for the odd light
Evans chickens won four battles and the odd
There was large gathering present and good
order prevailed. Both Evans and Walsh reside
In this city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-04-20

QUITE A DIfFEREECE.-A lady in ths Wesj
Ii thought she Could save money OF Sendl 81
10 New CTk for her Satin dIyon dress: but on
getiiIg her samples she found that Corno.Iy's
pa street. were selling the same goods for 81
mat she would have TO pay sI25 yard for In
New York city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-04-20

The METEOROLOGICAL SOCIETY met last night.
Major j. W. Powell In the Chair and Lester f.
Ward secretary. DR.. Robert Fletcher CONCLUDED
his paper on prehistoric trephingning," Whic I
was very interesting. DE-. Ii. 9. YarroW read an
interesting paper On "Superstitions Of the Sioux
Indians" The paper on the 'Chiefs son aud
the ThunCers," an Omaha myth was listened
10 with much attention. The reading OF the
payer by Col Clay McCauley on the Seminole
Indians vas postponed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-04-20

WASHINGTON FISH MARKEr-SoId by R. A.
behring's, from SIS to ST per thousand: Il, 600
shad. from S. to SIS per hundred; 600 punches
OF rock and perch, from 10 to 40 cents per
bunch,
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LOCAL NEWS.
Amusemenfs. &c. Tonight.

hHuseH1ef1Fss OCss HV.HIKuts
F0rd's opera House-Miles' Juvenile Opera
Company In 1.-The Chimes OF Normandy"
National Theater.-Corinne and 1.-The Thirty
Merrte- makers"
Lincoln HdU.-"The Pirates of Penzance" by
Washington juveniles
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ANNA DICKINSON TO Be SUED.-Tne manager
OF the Chestnut-street Opera House, In Pnila-
delphia, has been instructed by MI. John Suet-
son to commence suit against Miss Anna Dick
inson for refusing TO appear according to con-
tract as Claude Melnotte.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-04-20

TIE RATES OF FARE from Washington to
Richmond have been reduced by the Baltimore
and 70, omac line. See advt.
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EIGHT BEAUTIFUL ROSES fer 81. Send for de-
scr1pttve catalogue, Columbia Greenhouses
Georgetown, Dc, or No. 324 18th St. Wash
fIgtOn, DC.
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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-01-02

REvERESD SAMuEL B. CARPENTER
an Episcopal Clergyman Of Toledo. Wa,
the victim Of ELI nudacious robbery oi
the Lake Shore train hst Friday night
As the cars were about to stop at Mon
roe, a gentlomanly appearing man in
quired the time. A, Mr.. Carpenirt
took out his watch Il was grabbed b,
the thief. At the sauo tinc two con
federates seized the clergymen, ben
him back over hia seat. ami burricdl,
rihed his pockets, Securing $50. an.
jumped from the cars before the re
naming passengers bad time TO recovri
from their astonishment over the affair
The watch was worth s25U.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-01-02

A ROUGH estimate of the extent oi
the trade in wild game Of st. Louis for
the past year places the tidal amount
Of traus actions at 81 900 .OOl. A singl.
firm have exported for the holiday sea
son to the London markets AGO dozen
quail. 400 dozen prairie chickens and
900 dozen wild turkeys; aud TO tn,
Liverpool merchants 1900 dozen wild
turkeys. There is more Missouri veni
s'n this year in market than was evel
known before. Bear meat comes chi, d,
from Arkansas, Hntrlopes from the far
West, the borders Of Kansas and Colo
RADIO, and deer are quite plentiful
drought Missouri.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-01-02

j. II. MuRrHY. better known In vari.
Gus localities ms "MetNlliierCus Muir.
ply" says a private l,itor from Yankee
Fork, has como to grief at last. lie
went East'six or sovon weeks ago, to
get money to curry on his placer mining
swiudle at CLaliis. and while In New
York the company Ind him put IN Jail
for rmbczzling their funds. aud at last
secoun,s he was still In Jail. His son -,
IL years Of age left Challis about Gftoen
days ago. taking the company's books,
apd loft for parts unknown. Its stated
chat Murphy got away. with somo Si2,.
600 In money.