Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-09-30
lOcnI NoteS.

aelec. IN w Yes SIT, he replied, ut Is al de-
feet the old man should be sitting in his chair in
the White House, over there, and not In the sad
die on that brown horse"
Local. Notes.
Yesterday Coroner Patterson viewed the re.
mains OF Ell "a Mills, who died suddenly at her
home, ia street northwest and deemed an In
quest unnecessary, she having diei OF aplplexy.
The certin ate given by the coroner yesterday
Old soldier, who was killed by the cavlng In OF a
gravel bank In the home grounds, as stated In
yeSterday'S STAR, was accidental death.
very interesting game or ball was played last
evening on the Columbia college grounds be.
lumbia nine which resulted In a victory for the
latter by score of II toll.
Al old man, named Patrick Breen, was sent to
lall Tor six months by Judge Smell this morning In
default OF 500 bonds for making threats OF per.
sonal violence 20 Mary Breen, bis wife.
Mr.. A. ID. Mcknight has purchased lot in Wine
and job nson's subdivision OF Hyattsvile.
Miss Mary f. Roberts has been elected TO MI the
vacancy in the High schoolin the chair OF rhetoric
and the English language and literature.
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UNIoNTowN ASSAULT CASE DISMISSED. Mr..
Danel Moop OF Of MOI U was caargea 6y
Police Court this morning with assaulting him.
The alleged assault was committed on the 23d OF
last month. Ii was shown that Mr.. shannon EN-
poyed Moffatt TO sink well on his premises and
put w. pump. Mr.. Shannon claimed that he
gave Mofratt the money to buy the pump and
other material, and Mofratt discontinued the work
and began carrying on the material, when the
alleged assault occurred. The court said there
was no assault proven, and that the case was one
for the civil courts, and he would dismiss the
charge OF assault
A RUsE TO GET HER HUSBAND BAck.-Detectivo
officers brought over from Baltimore last evening
young man when his wife charged with having
stolen some money from her. The detectives re-
covered the alleged stolen money, but when IL was
young man. There VIII be no prosecution and
the police believe that the woman made the charge
simply to get her husband back
WARRANTS SWORN OUT AGAINST BUrcHERs-Ii
cenSe Agent RAN and policeman Carter swore out
warrants against eighteen OF the butchers in the
Center market, and have the names OF more than
hundred Others In the several markets againse
whom they propose 10 take out warrants for en-.
gaging In the business OF produce dealers without
TAXI ne out the necessary licenses. The names Of
Busher, Clement III. Brooke A. Walker Fenton.
H. Lewis Rosenbrash, Edward Brooks, Il. L. Tolson.
sa,.n, Weaver. George Kieen, Andrew Dorr.
William ii. Hoover, John j. MCGEE, Alexander .
Murray. Benjamin w. Gheen, Jno. Egleston, VIM.
A. Thorn, VIM. X. Stewart, Jno. b. Poor and r. A.
what similar raid made on the butchers but they
convinced Judge Smell that they killed their own
meat, and were dismissed, because 1t could not be
shown that they bought any portion OF the meat
they sold. By an adrot trick, a few days ago, Nj.
Ran got the evidence that he thinks Will convtcs
them. He and Officer Carter went with an In
spector OF the health Office to the store OF tho
Chicago beef company. and while the inspector
was examining the stock Mr.. Ran got the names
OF butchers who have been making purchases
from the company, and this evidence will be used
they sell The license required costs sas. ' ''A'
RELEAsKp.-To-day Joseph r. crozet, commit.
ted TO jail for forging check on Mr.. Frank Bume.
was released by Judge Wyhe on his personal ~
cogniZance I'm $3.50
COMPLICATION OF AssAULTs-Th1s morning.
In the Police Court, young colored man named
George Onutt was charged with aSSault1ng On.
other colored man named Samuel Lawson The
prosecuting attorney told the court that the a..
that time the assaulted party went to Pennsyl.
vania and was assaulted there, being cut with Q
knife. He subsequently returned to Georgetown
and died. The case was nolle prosecuted.
GARFIELD KINDERGARTEN TRAINING SCHOOL,
The following Is an extract from letter received
this morning from Mrs. GARFIELD In answer to Q
letter from Mrs sara Spencer asking her permits
school with the name or Garfield: 'Your note q
Just received: do not quite see why my consent
is necessary to the naming or school for the dear
General: but IL it is, see no objection to grant
Ing it. The object is surely worthy. only hope
all educational efforts were OF interest. and his
heart was with the children" The GARFIELD kin.
dergarten training school will open on Monday
next at the Friends Westinghouse, on street. In
charge OF Mrs. Anna b. Ogden, successor to Miss
Bessie Graves.
SHORE DUTY.-The report OF the naval board
which was authorized TO determine what class Of
naval officers shall be assigned TO shore duty has
been approved by Secretary Chandler The
changes caused by the report were being made a.
the Navy department to-day.
The ustrian ministry have placed the Press.
burg district under martial law, on account Of
anti-Jewish riots
One OF the objects OF Mr.. Henry NJ StanleyS
Journey TO Brussels is TO endeavor TO secure for
the International African :associat1on the portion
OF the territory OF King Batckes cedeu TO France.
Henry j. Hall, late teller or the Rhode Island
Hospital s Trust company was Yesterday sentences
20 se IN state prs con- e amount OF me
The dummy car used for conveying passenger
over the international bridge between Forterfc,
nnf and oil Pool 10 aaf nuf MOL rl EoI
through the open draw In 10 the Niagara river. q
distance OF twenty-five feet, yesterday, killing the
engineer and several Others.
The corner Stone OF Father Ritchie's Episcopal
church in Chicago was laid yesterday In high mt
uallsucIorm, hlgn mass oeing ceieorated with al
mass was sung I'm English.
The New York horse-sboers will strike on Mon.
day against the using OF the ready-made shoes.
w. G. Whitaker, living near Philadelphia, put
arsenic in the water from which the tea was
made, and poisoned his wife and six children, In
victims will recover
Detective Pinkerton tracked Pat j. Dunkie, On
OF the Kewanee bank robbers, until he reached IL
end OF the Northern Pacific, and taking a hoguqs
followed the robber 800 miles on the plains, ana
There were Sc new cases of yellow fever at psn,,
sacola yesterday and II deaths Total number q.
cases TO date 731, deaths IS.
Two newspaper Offices and seventeen OF tho
principal business houses in Ridgway, Elk county,
Pa, were burned yesterday morning. La
Two gentlemen OF Houston, Texas, with thsde
seconds repaired to the fair grounds near THIS
city, about daybreak yesterday morning, for IL
purpose OF lighting duel Four shots were exr
changed without damage. and the parties witt
drew.
The Wheeling iron manufacturers yesterday
signed the scale OF wages heretofore agreed on ~
their employees, and IL is expected that by MONDAY
all the mills In the district will be In full operao00
Frank Thompson was yesterday elected uoe
president OF the Philadelphia, Wilmington a04
Baltimore railroad, vice A. j. Cassatt. resigned
Charles E. Pugh was chosen general manager.
A @. Adams, cashier OF the Bonanza ExchanRo
Bank, Cal, which suspended a few days ago, haa
been arrested, apd an Intellectual attempt made -
lynch him.
The reunion OF the veterans OF southern Iowa
and northern Missouri, at Council Bluffs, Iowa,
Will close this evening after three days In camp
wallace Ross publishes a challenge at ST. john
N b., onerng 10 row Conley. OF Halifax, for LOO
a side, on the Kennabaccasis river or St John
harbor, within four weeks
The race In iour-oared lapstreaks between tn
Griswoid crew and the Riley Ferguson crew t0Qk
place on the harbor at Halifax, n s., YESTERDAY
The Gr1swold crew won easily.
About thirty delegates were In attendance .
the national liberal league convention IN st Louis
yesterday. Speeches were made by w. r. Dofys
A. v. Severance, w. IL Hall, Z Il Longley, n. n
Moore and others
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