Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-09-07
Those Noises at Gales Woods.

To the Editor of The EVENING STAR:
VIII you permit me to say. in behalf Of nv
command, that there were no hideous or other
unusual noises at Gales woods during our en-
eampment. Neither did the ''owners of the
property put stop to the cadets ''holding a
theater In the pavilion. | do not know what
Is meant by the expression used as it occurs i'm
the communication of Messrs. Koch Co.. but
II II means any sort of innocent amusement"
certainly would not have allowed the owners of
the property to put stop to it while said prop
erty was under rent to me- Neither do I be-
heye that any pistol shots were stopped by the
owners OF the property. and shall not believe it
until they produce certificate from the attend
ant physician, and diagram of the wounds /
was informed that some one named Koch was
rather ObstreperOus on the grounds at one
time and that he was promptly elected by my
sergeant vi course this was not one of the
signers to the letter in your last issue?
e. A FLEETWOOD, Captain Commanding
DAMAGES CLAIMED FOR ALLEGED MALICIOUS
ARREsT-Suit was entered yesterday afternoon
by Richard III. Porter agt Stephen V. White
claiming SO,OOO damages for defamation of
character and false imprisonment In his de-
ciaration plaintiff sets forth that on the 2lst of
December last the defendant charged the plain
tiff with perjury, and caused him to be arrested
imprisoned and carried before the Police Court
and also appeared before the grand Jury of the
Criminal Court of the District of Columbia and
gave no credit TO said charge and found no in
dietment The attorneys of Mr.. Porter are Sol
s. Henkle, j. j. johnson and W. f. Earle The
suit grows out of some disputes in a Mexican
Claim case. The case will come on for trial next
spring.
DEEDS N FEE have been recorded as follows:
j. X. Edison. trustee, to U. HOlloran sub. %
so. 81; LEO George c. Bruehl to X. ID.
kufiin, pit. II and II, SO. Az; $500. Matilda s..
lya- IA
467; =. 500. C.M Matthews. trustee. to same sub.
Is So 1919 500. Joseph Lackey TO Charlotte s.
Downes. sub Al. So. 634; $500. Margaret C..
McCarty to Sarah ID. Collins. sub. 4, so. 749:
$1,000. NJ. NJ Rohrer to II. c. Cowell, sub. 6,
So So9; 81, 800. j. Il. Blake ct al. to Ellen
Webster, pt. of Pleasant Plains: 1926. George
Y. Hepburn TO Annie Van Horn lot 6, So. 76S;
S~1o' lot 3. so. s. OF SO. S25; $3.50. Hannah
hanum, lot 3. SUBJ So 623; $500 Madison
Brooks to Henry Lewis, lot 10, so. 5S7; 800.
W. ID: Young to b. T. Compton pit lot 81. so.
454; g. b. F. Compton to Annie c. Young.
same property; g. p F. Larner and Chas'
a. DAVIS trustees, to NJ p Callan. trustee lot
c. R s s lots aDH ~agss m s,n Pillins to
Clarke TO p c. Riley, do: s. Emel,ne
Brown TO l.. Neurath. lots / and 9. so. 7S2.
si.oos khZaoeth Irwin to Margaret l. Ross.
Part OF Long Meadows (6l acres); $1,000.
LICENSED TO wED.-Marriage licenses have
been issued to James Hill and Annie Ricbar,ison
Geo. II. Ellery, of Brooklyn, and Amelia Fl
Moore; stephen A. Bailey and Benetta Bean
both of Montgomery county, Nd; W. N. Foster
a Baltimore county, Nd, and Amanda Vance
or Hyattsville, PIG. county; Robert Alcorn and
Lizzie Alcorn, both Of Howard county, Nd:
Lawrence Lloyd, Of Luzerne county, Pa, and
Fannie Davis. Of Fort Washington, Nd: Geo. w.
Dawson and Ellen N. COakley; Walter W. Bax-
Ter, OF Niagara Falls, Canada, and Marie Alma
Hogue; Christopher Jarvis and Cordie Jane
Fitchett. both Of Northampton, Va; David Win
Held Carroll and Mary Jane Watson; Jesse R.
Lemon and Addie Rudd.