Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-02-15


arpvx sr,a VACCINATION or rrnllc SCHOOL PuruA
ihe fu.fcwiag was s'nt by the health ufricer 20
iiis pANsi ,ionS N the poor to-day: You wiz
please csll Il tliS u'e get n sufficient quantity OF
NacriA' m'tt'r n proved II once 20 vacclnate
the pupils as the suii schools In Your respective
.s'ficiS. tSe all possible diligence in the pros
e GJe1 OF THIS WORK ana he c5reful 90 grange tor
! csSe."
4 ruI FOR DIVORCE DISA.rsS~ n-Judye Uarner
tn the ECaity Courl to-day, dismissed the bll for
@Norce nied hy Harry Webb against Edith =
Webb. on account of the plaintiff failing % Il ito
Ia his BIN dn which he charged adultery as his
groun:s tor the divorce9 thai Il was committed
without his connIrance. privity or procurement.
ami that ne had not oohabited with her since the
OCCURRENCE lew bin VIII be Med
DEEDS IN FEE have been recorded as follows:
Frank ID. Evans to Chris. y Thorn. sub and pt :,
~. %; 81 600. Charlotte Thompson 10 George G
10 Caroline Bowie same property: $50 JOAN N.
Mempe 10 Dewitt G. coney. lot 4 So south OF
81 si5 s. f. ". Jones ct al. trnsfsss 10 oil len,
rieIta a, stuart p 49, Sd sac; sos James NJ VAR
81. seq $1,000 and taxes Anna b. smith u Harry
Spaidlng, same property; $1,000 J. W. Thomas TO
trustees 10 JAS Boyce pit 6, So n OF So 4; sisl es
THE GARFIELD MONUMENT Fuxn-Col. corbin
has received the following subscriptions 80 the
Garfield monument: Capt John Miller. L. y A.,
retired, s.; j. A. Robinson, Brooklyn 81; battery
A, 9TH artillery. So; company r, 9th Infantry SIS;
APT Daniel Monahan, 81 cavalry, s.: Lieut. J.
try, S7.25
NEW HORSE DISEASE PHIApEPHIa-In PHIL
adelphia, within the last few days. stablemen
throughout the city have been surprised az the
appearance or a peculiar disease among many OF
the horses under Their charge, affecting the feet
ana ankles OF the animals I'm most unusual way
Inc nrst symptoms are lever and Inflammation
upon the parts around the pasterns and below the
t.tock The following morning there are running
discharges OF thick yellowlsh natter and after
ward pus begins % flow freely. The horse becomes
lame and disprlted and is totally unit for work
Experienced horSemen appear IN be- at n loss To
comprehend fully the nature OF the disease hut ali
are united in the opinion that Il has been caused
by the salted railroad tracks The treatment 20 he
followed, according 20 veterinary surgeons, Is 60
poutttce the ankle with bran or fsN-Seed 90 re-
move the fever, and then To use astrngentS The
horses must have perfect rest until all evidence
OF the dse'se Is gone for exercise VIII only tend 20
reopen The sores few OF the street railway horses
are ficted. hut the drivers are reicent I'm speak
ing OF the matter
HON. =. A. PCRyIAScE died at his residence in
Alleghany City, Pa, yesterday, at the age OF %
years. lie was member OF the Pennsylvania con-
sttutional convention IN 1897, and again IN 1873
He served two terms In Congress.
GIRL BURNED TO DE.TH.-Aggie MCGEE. A
young lady - years OF age. living with her parents
at Gileerton, Pa, met with terrible death early
Sund"y morning. The young lady arose earlier
than usual and binding the kitchen fire almost out
coi,imehced Preparations for a new one. Her
stead OF giving alarm, underworld 10 extingplish
II without disturbing her parents. who in the
flames, however, and her father at length hearing
noise, ran TO her assistance too lat e To save her
NE Her body was frghtfutiy burned and after
an hours terrible suffering she died. The father
IN his Efforts to eXtnguish the names was seriously
burned.
THE TENNEssEs BOND CasR-fn the Tennessee
supreme court yesterday. I'm the Tennessee bond
injunction case, counsel for the funding board
In ffy no Aa.ra
en1on the funding into bonds with tax-receivable
coupons, but 10 permit the FUNDING 90 proceed IL
the bonds do not contain such coupons. The de-
cisions win In this event merely have eNpunged
The tax coupon fe lture IRON the act. The rundng
would then proceed in bundled ana three bonds
with ordinary coupons. The court has the appIi-
cation under adgsement
THE TERRIBIE CHARGES AGAINST /. JERSEY
FARaER.-Davtd {. Wall. weIl-to-do farmer ne
siding on the line OF the Pemberton and Hights-
Town branch OF the Pennsylvan Railroad, is
alleged that he Intercepted a letter TO his hired
girl and distracted $50 that had been sent her 10y
her brother TO pay her fare In the west. The Girl
from an adjoining room heard him talking TO his
wife about the affair. and went 10 inform the
neighborS. Wall followed the girl and compelled
her To return with HIM Then taking her 60 a
barn he stripped her and scourged her with a car
rage whip. The girl having tainted from the
effects OF the beating, Wall threw a quantity OF
prime over the wound. As there are no neighbors
within three miles, nothing was known OF the
affair for several days. When an officer was
sent from New Egypt 10 arrest Wall the latter
sS9Sd az n his door ta rine and Threatened 20
GERS to surround his place and prevent the man
from leaving the premises The house is situated
on an elevation that commands a view OF the
country around for mieS--A J.. World, l4h
AN UNCERTAINTIES Between yIRGIsT, SrArR
misunderstanding the debate In the Virginia
senate yesterday on the charter OF the Richmond
and West Point Railway, Senator Smith, OF Alex
andrfa, construed some REMARKS made by senator
Rddieberger as rejecting upon himself, and char
acteriZed them rs untrue
AT Cleveland, Ohio six children Of John vonde-
rau were, on Monday, buried In one grave az