Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-10-28


Mr.. Edward s. Schinid. OF this city, is visiting
his cousin, MIR. Mitchell REM at BridgepOrf.
Conn.--Hon. W. A. Phillips, of kansas, is at zoos
II street northwest
EXTRA DAY AT IVY CITY.
CLOSING RACES OF THE NATIONAL JOCKEY CLUB
The success of the October meeting at Ivy City
induced the managers OF the National Jockey
CLUB to give an extra days meeting.
THE PROGRAM TO-DAY.
There were five races on the program to-day, as
follows:
First race-Three-quarters OF mile. for which
are entered: Pride, lota, Chickadee, Conundrum,
Cl1cqlot, Constantine, Blackmore
Second race-One mile. Entries: Harry Cow
Brunswick, Farewell.
Third race-One mile and an eighth. Entries:
Duke or Montalban.
Fourth rtce-Free handicap; one mile and a
quarter Entries: Springfield, Ella Warfelt. Col
Onel Sprague, frankie B., Farewell, Brunswick,
Fair Count, jim Nelson, Helen Wallace.
Firth race-Hurdle race; one mile and half,
over six hurdles For this there are entered: Lille
Morson. Joe Hunt, Rochester, kittie Clark, Be-
thune, Buster, Startle.
THE POOLS.
In the pools sold at the National Hotel Constan-
tina WIS the favorite IN the first race, selling for
$50; Iota, SIS; Chlckadee, SO; Blackmore, s13;
Pride. SIT; ClicquOt, &C. AMI C0nundrum, 81. For
the second race Brunswick sold highest, bringing
$50 to $50 for Farewell For the third race Butter
cup and Duke OF Montaiban each brought s25 to
go for Mar Warren and SIG for Helen Wallace.
In the staeplechase Kitty Clark brought $50; BUS
Ter, s.; Rochester, 81, and the fell, st6.
The Races To-day.
CONSTANTINE WINS THE FIRST RACE.
The attendance is slim to-day. The first race
was won by the favorite Constantine in ~; Iota
second. Mutuals paid s1610.
FAREWELL WINS THE SECOND RACE.
Farewell won the second race by nose In al.
There were but two starters Brunswick and the
winner. French pools paid f1O.65
CLOSING EVENTS YESTERDAY.
The STAR yesterday announced the result OF
three OF the Ivy City and the first heat of the
fourth race, which was won by Bootjack. The
second heat was also won by the same horse by q
length In so after Monarch had at least lengths
advantage in the start MutualS paid s7.G5.
=, The NTH race, steeDle chase, was won by
Startle The starters were Joe Hunt, Harry Cow
Bethune, and Startle. Joe Hunt was the favor.te
II airy Cow second AT the first jump in the In
field Joe Hunt and Cow fell, leaving the race be-
In the advance but refused to take the last hurdle
bethune's jockey failed to take advantage of this
back. Startle making the first leap and winning
the race by two lengths. No time was taken
French pools paid 5000.
Indecent Assault on a Young Girl.
A PICTURE FRAME DEALER HELD TO BAH. TO AN
swER SERIOUS CHARGE.
Yesterday afternoon Lieut. j. +. Kelly, of the
seventh police precinct. arrested T. A. Tolson,
neighborhood OF the Government Printing Office,
charged with an indecent assault on Emma Young,
the thirteen-years-Old daughter OF Mrs. Amelia
Young. widow woman living at No. II II street.
and Is simpie-minded and innocent or wrong
doing. She was quite fond of collecting pictures
for her album. and had been In the habit OCCASION
ally OF going into TOlsOnS shop to ask for picture
cards. Last Wednesday morning she went to see
her step brother in the neghbOrhood, and on her
return her mother thought she discovered some
pppu.tor looks N
her about 1t. About O'Clock her daughter started
out again, and the mother asked her where she
that he had told her she must go there when the
printers were all gone to work in the printing
9 fh tbe G the fsaa
made an indecent assault upon her In the morn
Ing in his shop; that she had stopped In there to
took advantage OF her. Mrs. Young was amazed
on hearing this, and tried every way to keep the
matter quiet not even acquaintng the police, for
fear OF publicity Mr.. Ream, the girl'S Stepbrother
learning Of 1t, went to TOison and warned him to
leave that neighborhood in twenty-four hours, or
| the case coming to the knowledge OF Lieut. Kelly,
he sent for the girl, and after hearing her story
took HI him M to the Police Court where after relac
Tolson, a warrant was issued, which Lieut. Kelly
served In the afternoon, and TolSon was taken
before Judge Smell, who fixed his bonds at $500
which being given, he was released later in the
day for hearing. Tolson is represented as hav-
Ing go family; and has had fair reputation here
but the girl gives circumStantial and clear ac-
count OF everything he said and did.
FINE OF $500
In the Police Court, to-day, Tolson was put on
trial before Judge Smell. Mr.. X. S. Davis ap.
peared for the defendant and pleaded not guilty.
The little cir; took the stand and stated that last
Wednesday week Mr. TOlsOn called her into his
Store and told her to come back again after one
O'clock when the people had gone into the print
Ing Office. She didn't come back. While she was
there he made an indecent assault On her. TThe
details OF the assault are unfit to be printed Mrs
Amelia Young stated that her daughter is OF un-
sound mind and did not report the matter to her
until last Monday. There was no defense made.
Judge Smell said In disp0Sing Of the case that
taking indecent liberties With children is q most
aggravated assault, and he would impose fine OF
$500 or IL months and 20 days in jail An appeal
Was noted.
Affairs I'm West Washington.
TALK ABOUT JAPAH.-Rev. j. C. Davidson,
missionary to Japan, at present On visit to his
home gave very entertaining talk last evening
at DunbartOn-street Me. church about the va
riOus customs, habits and legends OF the Japan
ese. He gave most encouraging report Of the
Rev. Julius Soper's work in that field OF mission
ary labor.
foRT.- schrs. Elm City. Rtheridge; Carrie
Holmes, Iayman; II. r TiltOn, harris; w. D.
Marvel, Keene; K Herr, Han, and Elisha Gibbs,
Wood, nom Georgetown at New York, 26th inst.
ard, Campbell, from Georgetown at Boston, 26th
| inst Schr. 8. NJ. Thomas, Kelley, from George
| town at New Bedford, 25th inst. Schr. Florence
Randall. for WaShfnRtOn. salad from Rafh sq1