Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-10-31

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CRIMINAL CouRT-.yudge Cor
Saturday, Dan1 ToOmey. unlicensed bar; motion
to quash information On the ground of defects;
motion granted. Samuel NJ. Jones, occupying
street, verdict guilty; sentence suspended. Miles
Gibbons, recognizance forfeited. John Quinlan
and Charles II. Kettler, maintaining nuisance;
nolie pressed. Alexander Petersen, keeping his
Oar open on sunday; fined so and costs.
POLICE COURT-Judoe Shell
VIC Today, JAS Boston, profanity; g or days.
R M he carr vagrancy bonds or 90 days Thos
6iaSk, loud ana D0iSterous; s. or Is days Jno
Bro, profanity; s. or days. Peter Ryan. loud
ana nosterous; IS or 10 days. Eliza jones' colored
tuition; bonds or 80 days Annie Mason, do; do
tanny Lacy. loud and boiSterouS; S. or IS days.
VIM. A. johnson, creating. and maintaining
capacity connecting his premises with a sewer:
continued Frank Williams, suspicious person and
vagrant; personal bonds. Daniel sullivan, Sandy
Ross, VIM. +. Martin, Berthram Cleveland, Wm
Goodacre, Molly Cole, VIM. White, Virginia Car
roll Geo Es,ng' Edward Grant and Fletcher
threats to Georgiana Howard, his wife; personal
t ponds to keep the peace VIM Tinker loud ana ma
on Charles Mtchell personal bonds to keep the
peace. Jno Wallace, colOre1 boy charged with
ilnIcorrfgsibty; reform school during minority;
guilty and was sentenced to 60 days in jail sylvester
Moten, threats to Chas. Gessford; personal bonds
George and Thomas Wells trespass; 81 each. Ed
ward Powell, alias Collins, larceny OF thirteen
fancy chickens from John b. Wilkleyer; continued.
Mary Hutchins; forfeited collateral
CLAIMANT THEoFHILUs YoUNGs.-After four
years inquiry whether a person claiming to be
The0phfluS YOungS Is the genuine TheOph1luS, or
whether the body OF the genuine Theophilus was
found floating in Boston harbor in March, 1875, the
lawyers have left the question in the SurrOgateS
hands The closing argument occupied two days,
and Saturday the surrogate took the papers. The
alleged TheophiIus was not present, and no one
knows where he has gone. Ten years ago the real
Theophilus made over to his brother Henry real
estate in this city which has grown to be valuable.
Mrs. TheOphlus YOungs says it is worth 100000.
$4,000 or $4,000. Mrs. Youngs brought suit
against Henry to recover the property, claiming
that the deed from Theophilus was vCidable. In
this suit Henry Youngs has brought forward the
alleged Theophilus, and If the surrogate decides
repudiates the alleged Theophus, is wife, and
her suit falls to the ground.-N. Y Sun, yesterday.
A ROYAL BANouEr.-The gala dinner given at
Vienna Saturday night by the emperor in honor Of
the king and queen of Italy was magnificent
affair. One hundred and thirty persons sat down
ated for the occasion with gobeln tapestry, g1gan-
tic mirrors, flowers and tropical plants. Sixteen
ehandeers cast glowing light upon scene truly
covered with massive gold plate in the middle and
massive silver on either end the gold for the i'm
perial and royal guests, the silver for these who
were fortunate enough to obtain cards Of invita-
ton The court band, concealed in perfect gar
den OF palm trees, was led by the prince of band
masters. Edward Strauss, who played throughout
the evening. Among the distinguished guests
present were Count Andrassy, in full uniform; the
Depretis. Count Duchatel, the French Ambassa-
dor, the United States Minister and all the diplo-
matte corps.
Gen. Sutton has added Capt Arthur Lincoln,
judge advocate of the I'd brigade Massachusetts
state militia, to the committee appointed to inveS-
tlgate and report upon the conduct OF members of
the 9th regiment While on their recent southern
trip.
The rains in New York have lessened somewhat
the anxiety of manufacturers.
The river at Quincy, ILL.,, last night, was nine
teen feet above low Water.mark having risen
valley have moved out to high grounds, many OF
them taking refuge in the city.
At Abbeyville, s. c., Saturday, Abe Gibson, aged
came involved In an angry dispute over game of
marbles, when Abe got pistol, and shooting,
killed George instantly.
Referring to Princess Louise's continued Illness
the Toronto GLOBE SayS:-''It has tranSpred that
some fragments of broken glass remained in her
ear until removed by the English surgeons on her
reaching London"
By aid of Iroquois and Foxhall, assisted by Mis-
take and few twO-year ODDS, according to the Lon
don Standard, some e23, 600 in stakes alone have
this year Not less than cit O55 has been credited
TO Mr.. LOrillard by 1rOquOis' victories.
The total registration d voters in New York city
for the coming election is 17O419 against 1864 OF
Michael Early was murdered in his doorway in
New Haven, Conn.,, Saturday. No clue to the per-
petratOrs.
treasurer DOWd, or New YORK, reports on Satur-
day that 1920 had been received for the Mich
gan sufferers.
Eddy Mclean, alias Hamilton, notorious sneak
thief, was arrested in New York last night on sus-
picion of being the person who last Wednesday
defrauded a diamond cutting company OF Boston
out OF s., 90 worth of diamonds.
Allen Henderson, OF Tennessee, shot and killed
two men in st. Louis yesterday-George Bridge a
street car conductor, and John Savage, travelling
salesman. He Was firing at other parties in a
saloon.
r11mor that Mr. w Fl Vandarhi1t 1roc dvinr
caused considerable excitement in New York Sat
urday night On inquiry at Mr.. Vanderbilt's resi-
dence 1t was aScertained that he was sleeping
quietly in his bed