Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-04-25

CO0QcmSe0 LOCALS
In the Court in General Term Messrs J. s.
Payne, +. p: B. Sands and j. J. Darlington were
Today apponted.the committee to examine candf-
dates for admission to the bar The application
| OF Thompson II. Alexander was today referred TO
| the committee.
Columbia Lodge, No 500, Knights and Ladies OF
Honor, have nled certificate OF Incorporation
| F. E. Storm, s. B. Babcock and W. NJ. Gibson being
the incorporators.
ths com as sae van h on she way 9 ,n
street at 18th street east nut was lost from the
rear axle and hind wheel rolled OF, letting down
the vehicle, In which were seated prisoners 1t
was prOpped UP and carefully driven to a black
smith shop, where the damages were repaired,
after which the live height was safely landed at
the court house,
John Pagan, a celored man, who died in this
city yesterday, was We'll known by almost every
bOdy In the navy. He had been In the naval SER
vice ever since boy, generally as steward, and
saved during the war OF the rebellion. For the
past six years he had been on duty In the bureau
Oh provisions and clothing
RIVER TR4pH.-Harbormaster Sutton reports
arrivals at the river front as follows: Stmr. Sue,
Geoghegan, freight to stephenson Bros. stmr.
Norfolk, Lawson, merchandise TO Johnson Bros
schr Green Hll, Latham, 1900 feet OF lumber TO
E. E. Jackson; schr. John Turton, Morris, 900
Bros. schr. Lady Of the Lake. Bradshaw, with
cord wood to j. o. Carter; pungies Sarah Jane,
Aleck Shinn, and Anna Merrell, and sloop John
Williams, ali with oysters for market; Stmrs.
Yates and Kate. s,oops Belvdere, and b. II. Lam
bert, schrs. Lizzie Regain and Mary kebecca, ana
Cora McKenna BAL al WITH nn 1or sS fAr
VIM. f. Stewart; schr. John Francis Evans. fish
for J. II. Skidmnre; str Corcord, smith, 200 tons
coal, Clark & Given; sch. Planet, Mclean, 81, Ooo
feet lumber city Dealers sch. Era, GasknS, and
slooD Anna Matilda, Turner, with oysters 1or
market.
A MEETING OF THE LADIES AID ASSOCIATION of
the Garfield Hospital was held yesterday at the
Ebbitt house, and was largely attended. The vice
president, Mrs. Gen. Ricketts,, presided. The
ladies in charge OF the various tables at the recep
ton to be held in the rOtunda May 9th, reported
progress 1t was decided that each table should ,,d
attend ants at the tables let to the state dele
cations, and at the next meeting 1t was requested
that the name OF president and treasurer for
each table be- announced, together with the ladies
in charge. There were fifty new members elected.
On motion committee OF three ladies', consisting
or Mrs. Landers Mrs. Springer, Of illinois, and MIS-
TuilOck, was appointed to confer with the execu-
tive committee OF the Garfield Hospital and
| ascertain exactly what was expected from the
association. The nominating committee, OF which
Mrs. Gen. Landers is chairman. In conjunction
with the president, the vice presidents, and the
1t was decided to ask the hospital association tc
| appoint committee of gentlemen to act with the
ladies in carrying on the reception.
ASSAULT WITH INTENT TO KILL WIFE.-To-day
| in the Criminal Court, Judge Wylie, George
Immich was placed on trial on the charge of an
| assault and battery with intent to Kill his wife
Laura Inimich, by stabbing her with a butcher
knife on the 9th Of March last. This occurrence
between 7th and 9Th northwest, during converse
| ton between them. when they were about NOV
ing, and 1t was brought out during the trial that
the marriage took place in the Jail at Rockville
where defendant Was confined on account or
difficulty he had had with his wife's brother, ant
that when the difficulty with his wife occurred
| she told him that the child he supposed was hi
was not his, and he so frenZied that he STRUCK
| her. The defendant acknowledged that he wa:
| after his marriage sent to the Baltimore peniten
tiary for an assault with intent to Kill his wiie
brother, and while there was informed OF the brit
| of the child.
DEEDS IN FEE have been filed as follows: e. A
McIEtire to II. Jenison, parts q and q, So. 569
$500 H. Jenison to Emma Taylor. same property
| $425 Oscar Lee to Emma and Ella Eee, part IA
So. "a; g.. Dorsey Clagett, trustee, to E. South
sTa nsskeT ss rs nd sna s. Sc adxs ss
Robert Davidson, lots % ana "a, sub. SO: l34
s4,1H.5O. A. Goetschalk to John Quinn, lots and
Towes lot A, sub lots to 4, So. 2l5: s., 600. Geo
B. Whiting to Laura NJ. Carey, part S, sub. SCI 1876
$4,000 James Towes, to Bendeza L Behrend e
part 2, square 4O4; s.. T. Z: Waggaman to Mar,
A LAWYER, lots 1, SO, 81 and So, So. ITO; $500
McMsef to Hsry IL, lot IS So iis s
Mary A. Bradley ct al to Charles Smith, lot 2i sui
OF lots to IS, SO. ~; $4,000, &c: Z. NJ Lowe Z
Robert Orrto John Orr, part 10, SO: 20; s.. Mary
NJ Manning to John H. Francis, lot IL, So 6, Glen
dale; 500. J. H. Francis to NJ M. Manning, lot 80
| So. 2 Glendale; $780, l. T. Stevens to same, lots 1
| 2, 3, go 81, So, block 8, Glendale: s.. H. s. Wal
tiers to S. j. Fague parts g. 10 and II. Sc. 975: g.
Citizens Building Co. to r. Boyd lot 32, So. 1863
5000. L. Oppenheimer ct al, trustees. to H. Franc
tional Metropolitan Fire ms. Co to james Bradley
lots and s, block 16. sherwood: 1868. A. Hyde
| Mite:" $1,000. G. B. Harrison to Michael Conner,
part 3, SO. sa5; $50 Richard A. Young to James
]. Suliva H. lot IL, sub SO. IS: $500. E. II. Brown
to s. P. Heinine, lot F. sub lots in SO. $751; 81 ESQ
| Georgetown College to T. Weaver, lot 6, sub lots
| So. 800; $; Quit claiml. I. Weaver to W. r. Nc
Lane, same property: $500 j. T. Riley ct al. t.
HOuck to nj. f. Grady, part 81, sub part of So. rs
$1,000. A. NJ. Webster ct al to c. ST. j. Nichols, lO
| 81, sub. So $40; S4,C00.