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

1vnAL OBLIGATIONS AMONG sHr cAuxHs-ioor.
I'VE Arse DISTRICT connrssroEsRsaIrs, TN
o1v1cH or PUBLIC PAINTER, urc
There was . run Of members OF Coneress an the
President to-day up 70 ! O'Clock pm All OF them
Who got into the Presidents room did not get into
the library, which IL now the audience room.
ABOUT O'Clock those members who had not
secured an audience left The President then.
Tor the nrst time since he has been In the white
House, devoted q number OF minutes 60 the ..re-
spectsn callers ana shook hands with all who were
library TO the Presidents room to do this There
OF them were on business OF local interest. and ali
saw Sus,,s nun. one delegation wanted Mr 8. p.
printers Snotssr gass to s be IN, made eoyernmens
vp Oh tne soldier element and they wanted Mr..
n, msntor who was formerly foreman Of the Govern
aaigeo MI oysters appointment on account OF his
ntness and capsbility and because he is "a gallant
Capitol HILL II was headed by MT. Dodge. the
patent attorney. Mr. Dodge WAS Spokesman and
SslkeS S OF the grievances OF the Capitol Hin
people. he urged that Capitol Hli man In the
person OF Mr.. c. Kennedy, be made a District Corn
missioner In this delegation were General
Gen. Burdette, Mr.. Bari lett. Major Rrownlng and
MT Copp. To all az these delegations. alter re-
ceiNing them very kindly and courteously Presi-
dent Arthur said that ne would listen "a the rnrr-
sentations made by them, and give what they had
said due consideration. Among the callers to-day
at the W mite House were SECRETARY lincoln. ar-
companied by Gen. %. o. Howard; senators Brown.
Lamar, Dawes, Hole and Mcmillan: and kepre.
Sentatives Valentine, Dwight and Van Arrnam
Hon. Martin l. Townsend also called.
Mr~. Freeman, the Alleged Pot.emer.
WHAT sHE SAID AT THE JAIL TO A stan REroRrER-
HkR FAMILY HIsToRy-HER HUSBAND REPRE-
sENrkD AS WANTING HER TO RETURN TO HIM
Mrs Freeman, who was sent 10 jail I'm default OF
oail on Friday last on the charge OF attempting 20
poison her husband, was found yesterday by q
representative OF lHE STAR IN one OF the rooms on
the second story OF the jail She had apparently
gotten through with her nj OF depression and was
anticipating getting out to-day on her personal
recogniZance She said, "Oh, yes: III get out to-
morrow without ball. The old man has rclented.
and he wants me To come back 90 his home He
dohl want 10 lose me CM !th a laugh), and he has
got lonely already. Why to-day he wanted 20 srnd
down some refreshments nice thlngs-to
me but my lawyer wouldn't take them, and told
hlm that wanted 10 live some time longer want
10 see Fridays STAR. which had something In it
about my family. Can't you get me one ?,
Ihe reporter promised and asked where 20 send
lp. ION, yes, i forgot; 20 up tomorrow. The
paper told the truth when it said I was Flour
noy, niece of the governor-that is, he wasn't
eieI ted, but run and was defeated by his friend,
uehry A. Wise / was born in Richmond, on
Is. Biosd street, and my father was engaged ON Mr.
her uncles, cousins and other relations of the
Flournoy family.
Having finished her family sketch one OF the
guards remarked 10 her: "loull go up In the
Black Maria Tomorrow
With eyes flashing fire. she exclaimed what,
and won't"
The guard.-"one will be inside and the other
outside
Mrs Freeman-No, indeed: that can't he done
Am 10 ride on the same vehicle with such rep
uie! would walk Rrst; that II, II they let me.
Do you think want 10 go up there with squad OF
The officer then promised to do what he could TO
assist her in going from the jail more pri, ately
and the door was closed
MRS. FREEMAN RELEASED.
Mrs. Freeman was given a seat I'm the POLICE
Court van this morning, and I'm the Criminal
Court Judge Coxs attention was called 10 the case
by Mr.. w. p. Williamson, who asked that sue he
released on her personal recogniZance. District
Attorney Corkhill stated that his associate had in
formed him that he did not think a case rgul he
made. The court made the order, ana Mrs. Free
man entering Into recognkance, she left the ,ourt