Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-11-05

| SOCIETY NOTES.
Ex-Presitent Hayes and his wife have returned
| to their home In Fremont, While In Massachu.
| sets Mrs Hayes visited WELLESLEY College where
| Justice Matthew two youngest daughters are at
| school During her stay there Ms. Hayes was
rowed on the lake by some CT the young LADY
| students
| saratoga, who have been at Willaris iet the
city lest evening hoping ~ return by the close OF
| The month 10 spend the winter. MrS Malworfhs
| cal school.
About Tie time Hon. Emory Starrs arrived hers
| iast month ms adopted daughter, who WIS with
! her mother in New York. elopod with and was
married ~ pr Hunt, a physician OF that city, who
| showed Miss SforrS muCa All. III ion a Sarltara
| last summer. Mr. and Mrs Starrs were very fond
ot Their daughter and had spynt much money ON
her elucauon. Her cary marriage. n she IN not
more than seventeen * great dis l,lno ntnont IN
them. Or Hunt is the assistant Of Dr. Van buren,,
The marriage OF Mr Allan McIane's daughter
and Mr.. Cropper, OF New York. viii he Solemnized
said, be very handsome wedding.
Mrs. c. II. Case, whose handsome residence Is on
p street aud Iowa Cir.ie viii r,iyr a r,sDtian ~
the members OF the Juvenile Art society next SRI
day evening. Mrs. Morrels class. which has nearly
nifty members. VIII very soon elect their officers
The French club Mrs. Blgc;ow president. viii
meet next Friday evening,at the National Academy
party OF young people from Capitol nm. who
have lately organized "A dancing club, met last
| III ". y. ID. Lincoln
host OF the occasion. The young people spent
delightful evening
REPRESENTATIVE Hubbell has taken a handsome
residence on Iowa Circle, and will soon bring his
| family 10 the city.-MrS Noriho1 and DAUGHTERS
o. THIS city We're registered AT the Paris offce OF
the New York Herald yesteriay.-MiSs Helen
Sandus, daughter OF Prof Sandns the well-known
| artist Is visiting Mrs Judge smith, OF Capitol
| nm. Miss SanduS viii remain some time-Mrs
kilbourn and daughters, OF this city, who have
been In Europe for several months past, SAIL for
| home from Havre to-day.-Senrtor MiiIer's wife
69nrhfpr Ia IN Nm NJ
until the close OF this mOnth-MiSScs Lizzie and
Rae Rsehsl snerman have gone 70 Philadelphia TO
Phersons wife arrived on Thursday. and all his
family are now with HIM at his residence on La
Mrs. Cutter and their daughter sailed from New
York Tor Europe on TucSday.-MisS Addie
Slack has returned t. the city; Her brother and
Europe, where they viii travel until next March.
The Garfield Memorial Hospital.
Mir. Solomons, chairman OF the committee OF
ways and means OF the National Garfield Memorial
Hospital, yesterday received a letter from Mrs
Garfield dated at Mentor. Ohio, October 81 saying:
"lour letter OF October -, giving account Of the
action OF the Memorial Hospital committee, WAS
au,y received. regard the PROJECT as grand
| tribute 10 the memory OF Gen. Garfield. and one
which would be To him most grat'fyipg The high
character or those engaged In IL 8 The best
ance OF Its accomplishment I'm the most worthy
manner. Ii VIII be my pleasure ID contribute 10
THIS ob)ect Very truly yours,
.'LUcRETr, r. GARFIEIp.-
In response 10 the recent appeal sent 10 pastors
throughout the country objections VIII be taken
UP Tomorrow IN every section al The land Tor the
benefit OF the projected Institution
The Courts.
Court ~ GENERAL TERN.
To-day, Euntley agt iiuntey; ON hearing.
Strong agt. District; set for Mo;iday.
EQUITy CoURT-F,r1JP write.
Yesterday, Martin ACT Martin; a. 4. Birney ap-
liner u report on ACCESSIBILITY OF sale sch orb act
Schlorp; John {. killan appointed guardian ad
Item French agt Campbell: viii Construed and
plaint1fs title enforced Jo,t agt. Jost ct al; de-
/ PENDANT Cos then ordered 10 surrender farm TO
receiver Burche agt Pedrick; sale finally rati-
fed. Lewis agt- King; offer OF Chariot Merton
referred 10 auditor. Gunton act. ZantZinger; rule
on defendants returnable on 1ith instant
| To-day, Morrice agt. DILLINGHAM;: sale ordered
and trustees appointed Waddy agt Anderson:
motion for an injunction denied
| PROBATE CoURT-.Fydge RdJ1Pr.
| Yesterday. estate OF Truman A. Cook: inventory
and order OF sale. Estate OF Mary T. Corey: let
ters OF administration issued 10 A. T. Augusta and
A. A. Blrney; bond 5000 In ne George 4. Mason,
guardian; allowance 10 guardian for board. In re
Walter $. Perry, guardian; bond OF s2,oco nled
| qualified. Estate or Sarah ID. Hayes; proof OF
| publication filed; Charles W. Hayes, admnstra-
land: will admitted TO probate and letters testa-
mentary issued to Kate Borland; bond $500. Es-
n5e OF FSenee MuaSg juliet Mabgry a
George IL. Martin; Sarah A. L. Martin and III. c.
MeCauley appointed administrators; bond 5000
Estate OF George l.. Hammeker; George III. Rice
| appointed administrator: bond 100000.
POLICE CoURT-J,,doe Shell
1eSt7rhay, after our report closed, Annie Sprigg,
VIM: Phnney, larceny of four sticks of wood from
Clark Given; 30 days in jail. Also, charged with
aSsau,tlns John Lawrence; months additional
Alfred Busey, assault with intent 10 XIII George
Ridgley; grand jury: bonds 81 900. Frank Cronn,
second offence OF petit larceny; grand jury; bonds
$500 John Ware, larceny OF a st OF harness valued
at s25 from Patrick Sullivan: months in Jail.
David Chisley, threats TO Estelle Tyler; personal
threats to Cornelius Robinson; continued.
To-day, Daniel Jones, loud and b1isterous; IS or
Is days: Ada shepherd, profanity; s. or days
Jno. Kaiser, charged with making an Indecent ex-
posture Of his person on the street; IS or Is days.
yno smms, profanity: s. or days. Richard
Brown. do. ; do VIM Hughes, cursing and swear
ing In house loud enough 70 be heard on the
street, S or Is days VIM. w Dougherty, plum
Der, charged with making an excavation In the
street and falling to place light on the same az
with occupying portion OF a street with building
material, ami failing 10 exhibit light on the same
at night; $40 or 30 days Ell Whitney; loud and
licensed bar; sos or 20 days Edward Dom
nelly, assault on JAS. Boland; $ or IS days.
A FATAL OPERATION TO Remove FALSE TEETH
telegram from Troy, November 3, says: About
eleven years ago William Farrell, then resident
OF this city, swallowed two false teeth, and the
rubber plate attached, the substance lodging In
the lower part OF the GSophaguS. TWO years ago
the obstruction became so firmly weiged that the
sufferer was wholly unable u pSrtake OF anything
but liquid food, ana even that caused so much
pain That Farrell frequently preferred % fast for
days at time. Farrell returned ID Troy from
| Omaha last week, and yesterday the teeth and
! plate Were removed by making an inciSion. The
patient rallied after the operation, but began 10
sink this afternoon, and died IN few hours.
THE GERMAN VISITORS were shown the historic
| places about Boston yesterday, and were received
by Gov Long and staa at tae state house.
A collision OF freight trains occurred on the
Baltimore and Ohio railroad near Mansfield. Ohio,
on Thursday, In which the engineer, two conduc-
tors and brakemen were seriously injured.
Diphtheria has been prevalent ia the neighbour
hood OF MechancSvlile, Md, and Elias b. Arnold
has lost two children within the space OF week.
MARRIED.
MONTAGCE-CHRISTIAN. On Thursday morning.
November 3, 1881, at Richnond, Va, by Rev. Prof.
Huntington, Prof. A Z. MON TAGUE. of Columbian
College, TO MAY daughter of Chief Justice Christian.