Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-03-10

Pores opera Rouse,-Miss Genevieye Ward
IN Forget Me-SOt-
National 77seater. - lawrence Barrett as
''Rlchelieu.
odd Ftgot-S' RcE.-"Blind Tom, the musical
wonder.
Lsnco,a BaR.-The young Brazilian vIoInist,
EauriciO Dengremont-
TaH0sGd.'s HG1.-Pfof. Carpenters exhibI-
tiC2 CT ne 5LneT1sTn.
Solicitor Raynor and Policeman
Barklcy.
TEE TROCELE THAT CAME OF USING BIG ID. ="
solicitor Raynor, of the Treasury depart
aeIt. recently made a complaint against Po-
fceman George W. Barley, who has been
doing Guty at the City Post ONCE for SOIL ,
time, charging the latter with having. on the
list o. February. committed rude assault upon
him fRayLorl Barley was brought before the
police tTfal bOard-Capt. C.. X. Vernon and
lieUts. j. W. Cessford and NJ. A. Austin.
THE TESTIMONY.
Solicitor Raynor submitted a statement to
tbe effect that he went TO the post office ID see
clerk, IN answer to the question where Mr.
Anger was, rudely said: ''IOu must ask some
one e!se.' He (RaynOr) said: 1T is id
strange man cannot get civil answer to a
Gl7n question" Barley then said TO him:
Don't swear here" and when he asked why
ne .Bl took advantage of his badge TO insult a
gentleman; the policeman seized him and
pushed him out. de says In bis written state.
ment: This man Barley committed a rude
and violent assault On my person. l say upon
my oath. that never treated one OF my negro
slaves "a great many OF which l owned before
the war. with the unproyoked rudeneSs IN
suit and violence that this man Barley treated
NE with.
Miss Fannie Levy testified that Mr. Raynor
was very abusive, aud the of'lcer did not treat
nim with aDy undue severity.
Mr.. y. SjCGd1rd testified that he was present
Oh the occasion and heard the Judge use very
ITJfaDe ami indecent language. In ans yer TO
. question by Mr.. Barkley, the witness said
that Mr.. Rayuor. when he approached the Off
cer, said, "Can you show me where Ainger,5
dumb or fools"
one + Barley testified that Mr.. Raynor. fin
aNery excited manner, approached and sat1
can you tell me where Atngers Off e is,"
said, Certainly sir" He tnen began clTslng
some clerks. when told him not 10 swear 50.
He raised his cane and said. ''You ID scoun-
dTel you don't know who am - told him
was not informed en- that point, and did not
care 10 De. prepared TO catch the descending
cane. and after Mr.. RaynOr became quiet. /
showed BIN the way 10 Mr.. AingerS room.
TEE CASE DISMISSED.
The trial committee reported: THE whole
eNlfeLce goes TO prove Private Barley not
guilty OF the charges, and We so Ind him and
we recommend that the charges against him
Dc dismissed. The committee would also state
In this connection. as matter of record that
the manner OF The complai nant Mr.. Raynor
was very excited during the entire trial; that
ne USED highly improper language TO several OF
the witnesses, and on one occasion threatened
gentleman present with personal violence, so
that The committee were forced TO interfere to
preserve the peace
This judgment was yesterday approved by
the District commissioners.
or INTEREST TO GAS CoNSUMERs.-In the
Circuit Court, Judge Macarthur. yesterday
afternoon, the case was on trial of Samuel
Lloyd, who In December. 1911 conducted a
mattress factory at No. 9O5 d street northwest
Lloyd requested the Washington Gaslight CON-
pany 10 tarn the gas on, but the company de
Nr
bad occupied a residence on street northwest
81 one time, and left 1t With an unpaid gas Dill
me company n.y. claim lhat they enter into an
agreement With all consumers that In case a
Dill is left unsettled at One place they Can not
enjoy the privilege OF the gas at another until
the Indebtedness Is liquid 2ted. Mr.. Lloyd en-
tered suit in magistrates court, and obtained
Judgment against the company for 500 dam
ages Tor being deprived OF gas between Deem
Ter - ~ ~. aud gan9ary / SIS In June ISIS
5! ,54' damages for oe1ag deprived OF gas from
January /, ISIS, 10 the time OF fling the bill
and this is the cause now on trial. The defend.
Ia Deny mat there Is anything in their char
TER by which they can be compelled TO furnish
gas 70 party when they 90 uot desire to- ana
holG that The court Cannot compel them 10 dc
so.
TheeOurt deciced that the rule by which they
sought 10 turn OF the gas at the place OF busi-
ness Of plaintiff because OF al alleged Indebted
Less for gas FURNISHED his dwelling house. was
an unreasonable one and not warranted by their
cherieT- Tie jury found for plaintiff, assess
ing damages az 1915. The defence excepted to
the ruling OF the court and viii take The case
TO the General Term. Messrs. J. E. Norris, J..
y. BtgelOw and T. F. Miller for plaintiff, and
W. b. Webb for defendant.
MARCH WEATHER does nor affect the skin II
Eueaiyptine De used freely. Price, Csc.
DEEDS IN FEE have been recorded as follows:
Benedict o. Greenwich TO Vim. WIthaft pJ Iot
u, so. 16I; $3.50. Thos. Bowling to Henry W
hewlett, pit lot 1o4, in BAale-s addition to
Georgetown: 1881. VIM. Mclean TO Henry
VALLEY, lot l6. In sub. OF So 19l 81 ,U73. j. E
DOgley 10 John sherman, pt. So. 162; s. c. A.
4; SOS. E. L. Sherwood TO Y. F. G-ahan lot
Is. go. 206: e 900. W. u. Ward ct AL trustee,
70 John Brazerd, lOt 81 So. as: SO. William
Gleason to L. r Attschu. lot ~, So. Clio; 100.
Same 10 q. g. Colby, lots n ana 10. So. 2l1:
500. Same 10 ". +. Parish, LOT H. stI. 2!O:
$3.50. The National savings bank TO William
Gleason, lots H. Is &c ard A., so. 2I'; $3.50 ".
E HELEN CT al. 10 ). L. Hume, lots and !. so.
south OF Isl; SIG ". T. HELEN 10 s d
Hume. lot ,, 50. south OF =; 3, 100.
SEE the fnducemeut offered, for tomorrow
only. at X. GoidscldnidJs Mammoth Depart
menl store, NO. So 'th street. between Ii ana
northwest, where you can buy Tue porcelain
decorated chamber sets, containing, IL pieces
for s. 80; French china tea sets con tanning -
pieces, decorate d with god and moss rose bids,
worth So for 80 SET: cupS and SaucIrS only
5 cents half dozen. Also great bargains In
MY different styles OF chiidreh5 carriages.
Point Lookout railroad was laid at Brandywiue,
70 miles eelOT THIS city yesterday. Col. 5 T.
SUIT, president OF the road, II. J. Wharton
cbief engineer, Hector Mclean. chtaI OF con-
SFructOn. and several other business gentle
men being present, Including the directors and
several newspaper men. one hundred thou
said ties are on the ground ready TO be laid
down, ana iron rails from the Philadelphia and
ReA1iDg Coal and Iron company, the Montour
Iron and Steel company. OF DanVllie, Pa, and
from the Tredgar Iron Works OF Richmond.
Grading IS going on at the rate II mile per
day. and by the first OF April 30 miles, or nearly
ole half OF the road Will Dc ready for the ties.
CkgD.-To tie Et;t0r o. Tie .%dr--1 request
e.ery srst and generous person TO suspend the
formation OF any definite opinion Ia regard 10
the unklCd reference 10 myself that appeared
IN the F@.' OF this morning until tnc N after IS
utoIOuShiy Investigated. Ii Is now before the
ComIn!sa0nerS Let it be recOllected am the
complainant IN the case Tor wrong done NE.
n. RAYSEK.
AiSXAN5E'A NCTEs.-The gazette of yester
gay has the following iteyns.-John Bel who
was run over OF The Cars IA Washington about
- month ago and so badly Injured that his foot
Lao 10 Se aiEpGtated. was brought 10 This city
tuesday last A delegation OF gentlampe Iefs
bcre to-day Ter v aShtngtOn 10 request President
Garfield TO reapS ONT Mr.. a. 4. Warieid 10 the
po1tion OF collector OF customs at tniS port.
Ii;EZRESTING rea8iLg-Howsons Ice cream adv
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