Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-11-02

A NEWLY Welded PAIR SEPARATED BY A


NEWLY Welded PAIR SEPARATED BY A STERN
PARENT.
For some time past Mr.. John Bell a young man
twenty-eight years OF age, has been paying his
addresses toMss Frances Grant aged sixteen years,
daughter OF Albert Grant, painter, OF No. si7
street northw est IL seems that Mr. Grant was
opposed TO MT Bells visits TO his daughter, but
theless, and quiet marriage took place In Union
chapel about O'Clock last evering AFTER the
Knot was tied the loving pair, OVERLOOKING
with marriage bliss and thoughts OF a happy
future, left the church and started for the hoIisa
OF the bride. Their happiness was destined TO be
short lived, for when the young man had Just
helped his bride up the front steps, "newly mar.
REQ STYLE, the lady's father IN some way hearing
them, Violently seized the groom and hurled him
TO the pavement and babe him go his way, which
was the only thing left for him TO do, his bride
WAS takeh into her fathers house, where he was
forbidden to enter.
The discouraged bridegroom lcitered around the
spot for some time. without any fixed purpose,
when happy thought struck HIN, AMI he pro-
ceeded 10 the second precinct station-house and
for him ne NE alu pI tne poce 10 proure his wife
was advised 10 take out warrant for assault He
insisted on the police interfering 10 get his wife,
ton OF his ST DRY, but told that II was case IN
which the police could not interfere.
DEAD.-The War department is Informed that
First Lieut.. Frederick Robinson, NTH artillery.
died at Lancaster, Pa, November LIST
"DIsREsPEcTFUL-"-The action or Iniian In
spector Pollock, who was Recently suspended In
publishing his report about the Pine Ridge agency
an airs In the Chicago papers, Is regarded at the
Interior department as disres3ectful 10 the de-
partment No action has been taken In regard TO
the matter as yet Mr.. Pollock. In an interview
which has been published attributes his suspen-
sion 10 commissioner Price, because. as he saws.
he Is candidate for the commissioners place
commissioner Price told "A STAR reporter to-day
ta. ro ~ came 10 nm sometime ago and asked
The commissioner replied that when he decided 20
resign he would let him know. That is all the
commissioner knows about his being a candidate
Tor his place, and he further says that he had
nothing to do with Polock's suspension as that
officer Ia entirely under the control OF the Score.
tary or the Interior.
ANNUAL REPORT OF COLUMBIA INSTITUTE FOR THE
DEAF AND DUMB.-The Secretary OF the Interior
has received from President Gallaudet the twenty.
NTH annual report OF the Columbia Institute for
the Deaf and Dumb. The number OF students IS
III, OF which "a were admitted during the year
Inc receipts or the Institution were $50 1877 IL OF
which $4,000 were received from the government
This amount was expended with tie exception OF
$l,lOo2S The amount expended for SALARIES and
wages was $29 72626 The estimates for the NEXT
year call for $4,000 for salaries ana general rum
nlng expenses; $4,000 for enlarged accommoda-
tons, Tor pupils and additional hospital room: for
improvement and enclosure OF the grounds, 5000
THE FRENCH GovERSEss CHARGED WITH Rob-
BERY-The case OF the French gOverness, Leocadle
Pommard, who was arrested last week charged
with robblng Hercules L. Dousman. at the soldiers
diamonds, silks, &C while employed In his family,
was called for trial In the Police Court to-day Mr.
Moore stated that Mr.. Dousman was absent on ac-
count or sickness, and the case would have TO be
again continued. He stated that there were three
charges OF grand larceny against the defendant
The cases were continued until tomorrow.
MARRIAGE LICESsEs.-Marrage licenses have
Deen Issued by the clerk OF the court TO John
Is I'll and Frances Amanda Grant; John \. Sheerer
ana Lille Murphy: ". III. BROOKS, OF Harper's
Ferry, Va, and Sarah c. Carroll; John A. Po-ey,
OF Charles county, Nd, and Annie White OF Har.
ford county, Nd; Thor Nordenstrahl and Char
lotte Hamilton; Jacob ID. Zier AMI Ella Pearson;
James w. Champion and Mollie e. West; Edwin
NJ. Mcleod and Mary L. Gilmore.
A NEW CLUB HOUsE.-The Fernando Wood man.
sion, corner OF 18th and streets. has been leased
through Mr.. r. o. Hoffman, agent OF the prop-
eoy, 10 Mr. Thorne, OF New York, father-in-law or
Mr. John Chamberlin, for term OF ten years. It
VIII be elegantly furnished and opened about the
LIST or December, 10y Mr.. John Chamberlin as a
club house, after the pattern OF the finest New
York club houses. There will lie no bar attached
to the establishment
THE NEW YORK STOCK MARKET
The following are the opening and closing prfreS
q the New York Stock Market to-day as reported
by special wire TO II. IL Dodge, 539 18th street
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