Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-12-21

Hall Sweet.
FEMALE WINDOW sMAsHER.--Agnes White.
an old white woman, was charged in the Police
Court this morning with breaking and destroy
| ing private property without the consent of the
owner, In breaking some windows in a bar-roOm
| In South Washington When called on to plead,
| she told the court that she did break the win
dows, and she would break the head Of the man
| that owned the windows if she had got her
| hands on him, for throwing her out after he got
| all her money. She was sent down for 80 days
| in default of $40.
QUEER FREAKS OF PHILADELPHIA CRANK
About 73O o'clock this morning Officer Kig-
gins, of Lieut.. Boteler's precinct arrested a
| young white man, who gave his name as VIM
+. HAIRS. 1t seems that he went to Wallach
school house, and stripped himself naked and
proceeded towards the CAPITOL, for the purpose
as he said. of going on top of the dome to
preach the Second Coming of Christ. He was
secured and taken to police headquarters and
locked up. and will be sent to the insane asy-
lum to-day He says he is from Philadelphia.
STATE REPUBLICAN AsSOCIATIONs.-The Wis
consin Republican Association met last evening,
at Col. Tottens office, and elected Colonel
Enoch TOtten president. Edwin NJ. Truell and E.
D. Town vice-prcsidents; Ed. F. Gleason. secre-
tary, and DIR. j. J. Little treasurer. C. G..
Heath and ID. j. Waters were made delegates to
the National Association. In view of the action
of the President in selecting Senator Howe as
Postmaster General a committee of five was ap-
pointed to consider proper method of express
ing the appreciation Ofthe honor conferred. con-
| sisting of w. E. Colladay, Everett B. Sanders,
J. Fl. Allen, c. G. Heath, and O. E. Glib son.
The Nebraska Association held a meeting
at st. Georges Hall. last night and was adj
dressed by NJ. W. Bruce. Of Creighton; c. w.
Phelps, of Schuyler. and Joseph Horkey, Of Mo
brara.
PROBATE BUSINESS. THE will of Chas F. Brain
ard was yesterday admitted to probate Henry
Rupert gave his bond in $4,000 as guardian of
the orphans of John Rupert. In the estate of
Adam Fay final motion was issued to eXecutriX
appointing January 20 for settlement.
ACCIDENT ON PENNSYLVANIA AvENUE.-Yes-
terday afternoon. Mr.. w. E. Wright. who is con-
nected with a lumber firm in South Washing
ton. was returning to the MILL when his buggy
was run into Dy market wagon near the Naval
monument, corner Pennsylvania avenue and LIST
street. A front wheel of the buggy was pulled
off and broken into kindling wood. The horse
becoming frightened began to kick and run,
and after going a short distance overturned the
buggy and threw Mr. Wright out on the side
walk and dragged him some distance before the
animal could be stopped. The accident might
have proved very serious. but aside from few
bruises and damaged clothing, no great harm
was done. The superintendent Of the Capitol
grounds had the buggy removed and cared for
until 1t could be sent to the shop for repairs.
The name of the driver of the wagon was not
ascertaned.
PETITION FOR DIvoRcE.-Yesterday Maria
NJ. Mockabee filed bill for divorce from John
MOckabee. Her maiden name was Maria NJ
Murphy, and She was married to the defendant
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