Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-05-24
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L P. NJ. Watkins OF Alabama, has been adj
Thos J. Johnston, student, has neen referred. -
In the divorce suit OF Joseph T. Addicks against
Helen l. Addlcks yesterday, Judge Hagner, on the
application or the respondent, made an order d.
recting the plant II to pay the defendants solicit
Tor s'5 within fiye days, TO enable her TO defend
her suit.
The car built for the use OF the US fish COM
mission in Baltimore. which has been described
In THE STAR, arrived here last evening and shifted
INTO the siding N Armory square.
Mr.. Frank III. Cushing read an interesting PAPER
upon "Li.e In Zuni' before the Anthropological
Society, at the National Medical College last
evening, two Zuni chiefs being present
JAS Bryan. notorious colOred thief was be-
lore Judge snel! TINS morning on the charge of
Clark, and was committed for 30 days in default OF
were summoned 10 appear at the Police Court last
Saturday In the case OF Ed. Jones' charged W IN
keepng gambling house, and who failed TO ap-
pear, were brought in on attachments this morn
ing and gave their personal bonds to appear next
Saturday.
Annie Thomas and Henry Randolph. a T, ,sbiIy
dressed young colored couple, were in the dock at
the Police Court this morning charged with fight
ing at the corner OF 9Th AMI T streets last night
They Were both sent To Jail for IS days In default
OF $ each.
Edward Gray, colored, was sert to jail by Judge
sheI th!s morning Tor assaultlng Paul Henson, his
Some unknown person LETT a white male infant
about two months old at the door of Mrs Ellen
Ehee, 25OS street northwest Mrs. Ehee took the
babe 70 the station house IN Georgetown and the
police sent IL u The ST. Ann ASYLUM
Clinton James, years Old, son OF Mr. c. f. James
residing at the corner OF Sth and streets south
west, In jumping over picket fence last evening
broke his left leg between the ankle and Knee
making a very painful fracture His shoe upDer
Caught in one OF the pickets, holding him by one
les- Dr. Hammett rendered medical aid.
A SUIT AGAINST CoLoRED ODD FELLows.-Wal-
Ter Dayton has brought suit before Justice Hell
mick against the Eastern Star Lodge, No. 10s, g. L.
o. of q. F., OF which he Is a member to recover
Sl2, which he claims is due him as sick benefits
The case came up for trial Monday, when the
attorney FOR defence put in plea or abatement
and asked that the case be dismissed on the ground
That IL was not set out that the lodge was ineor-
Porated- Justice Hclmick sustained the notion
and gave the plaintiff leave To amend. The plain.
TN has amended the papers, and the case will be
trcd next Thursday. This is the first suit that
has been brought against any colored lodge of
Odd Fellows In this city.
DEEDS IN FEE have been recorded as follows: r
III. Warner 10 j. III. A. Ncwhaus, sub s. So I6l !:
si.2io. Same to W. NJ Hodges, sub A., So So;
Y. keyser, lot y, Beans addition to Georgetown:
sec b. L. Keyser 20 julia F. Snead. same prop
50. $40; 1900. Theo +. Davis to Harriet G. Blr-
ton, part l. So "a; 81 $50 C. j. Hillyer tow. H. God
dard, lots - and -, So IS; $3.50 f. NJ Lowe to
Harriet A. kltener. part g. 81 si5: 1856. NJ. Keogh
70 Thos- Carr, part IA, 81. 81 $3.50 j. Lansburgh
TO g. III Turner, lots 81 TO 80, So 17s 81 s596 CO. A.
block Z, Pleasant Plains; $500. J. b. Alley TO VIM.
sharon, undivided half 81. 15i: $500, Noah Lee
s, : Morgan "a SgSs "a to 81 81 as eco 4
N.
McMeen IN Isabella McCreery, subs Al and a. So
us; f6,209.s0. John sherman 10 W. Williams pt
sub 10, So 36S; 81 500 w. w. Corcoran to = r
Davis, sub "a, 81. 500: S313.5o f. H. Smith. subs
90 and %, So 1875; sl,s'5.55. Margaret l. Sands TO
Beldin Noble sub C. So 1874: 81 COO and part OF sub
lots 81 and 81, 81. I5S; $3.50 j. T. stevens 10 J.
Amber Smith, pr. 6, block Z, Meridian Hill; $50
e Waiter ct al, trustees, 10 A. B. DuvalI, sub %
Pleasant Plains; s3I7.9 81 A. b. Duvan to c. Wal
Yer, same property; g. Mary Jane Brodhead
20 H. s. Bundy, PIT. 8, So 6s9: ,375. w. Linkins
70 A. g. johnson, lot 5, So. 1l6; s2,SG295 Annie
Addison TO G.. W. Smithson, pt q, So s39: $3.50
c. G. Frasier, trustee, to Agnes Kung, pt. & s0.
1872; 500. Thos +. Dant TO James A. Jenkins nj
II 50. TH; $500 c. ii. Arms to W. H. Burr pt 6.
block :, Meridian Hin; 500. j. A Smith TO {. ~
Arms, pit same; 500. Ellen F. Osborn TO D. u
Hartigan, pit lot on Bridge, near Jefferson st
Georgetown; $1S
METEOR OF unusual size and brlllancy an
peared In the eastern part OF the heavens at about
half past one O'Clock this morning. Seen from the
central portion Of the city 10 appeared over the
Capitol, and seemed to have a westerly motion.
II had large body and was followed by lunnin-
Gus train, or TAIL 10 the vision, OF about foot and
q half IN length. II finally burst with an explo-
Sion like that OF an ordinary field piece at half o
liant steei-blue. A body believed 70 be the comet
vas seen, by the naked eye, this morning, soon
efter midnight In the northern part or the hef-
vens not far above the horizon.
BkIc-A-BRAc.-Curios, brsc-a-brac and objects O;
an, together with choice collection OF furniture
1etong1ng TO a foreign minister, viii be sold ai
D0xnngs auction rooms tomorrow, commencing