Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-02-14

| sTois rnE SToCstSGs AND Bt,cxrp A FFvuR
| tlESks ESR-A Young roiorel girl named Alice
Johnson was ohsrrel 81 the Poi court tS-,lay
Win ae tttng PAIR ~ stockings trom the store of
Jacob Young. Ne. $50 Tin str'et north west, aud
| also Win assaniting \ young lady named Tina
| Lockman cietA an the ssore julia ~aiohsniith
! i.sticd TINT the defend nj came into tht ~toTs
| about seven O'Clock lat IA NJ and asked ~ see
SOME hose. and a't"r iuosinz II p yarrty az Tine
! hose STATED ont with pair in her potkci. nd
4oaSal Gloa rlttlS IL Gct cat before thc policeman
/ attempted IL prevent The prisoner IRON leaving
tneSs ana BACKED Der e.,. The court sentenced
Alice 70 20 DAYS in III Tor the larUeny aud % DAYS
additional Tor the assault
! RANGE or The THERMOMETER following are
tAe reading ~ ihcTmprlet"r n the Signal once
during tae day: am, 465 dog; n an Il de-:
sas Deg "'' >'''''' '''' - - N'''''i''u'"'
| BILLIARDS II Ptms.-A t4ogram from Parts
>!s: IL Is probable That the integnati onaI billiard
| t'nrnaincnt VIII not after an be- played. dim-
lGity has arisen at the last moment ana the
| French players have backed out
\ SwINDIEH's EFFORT TO GET reNsIoN-roan
| ! scue: 4 barber o. camden. y. J., Was arrested
Yesterday upon the charge ot fraudulenty obtain
ing pehs'on from the government
INvRsTIG sTING BRIBERY CHARGES At RICuwo.n
The grand jury of Richmond yesterday summoned
witnesses Ia appear before them on Friday IN The
! alleged bribery case. in which state officer is
/ claimed to have tend ret money e. members OF
the legislature To secure their support. 4 special
matter ana II Is Likely taat the grand jury viii
not int rfere unti after they have acted. The re-
adluster caucus Tonight will take up the auditor
SHIP but Massey friends Will probibIy endeayor
! 10 get IL postponed unlil Friday night. General
Nahone WAS in RchmonI Yesterday.
CIVIL RIGHTS IL PROVIDENCE managers OF
thr I'M thtTy Hall skating rink az Providence. were
h.Sterday summoned 10 appear before the United
brought under the civil RIGHTS act for refusing adj
mission to a colored LAWYER because 81 his color
UNITY CHrRCH. Chicago. last night 10y a vote OF
IFS 10 IS Instructed its trustees 10 iuform Rev Dr.
George {. Milne, tie present pastor that nis con-
nectlon with the church as pastor would cease 1t
the time specified Tor the termination OF the con-
tr'ot-three months IRON now
MIS-. MARIoN /. Dow, the PHILADELPHIA female
broker, against whom number OF charges Of en-
beZ2iement have been preferred, WAS taken from
prison yesterday and coBdHrtpd to the Office az
t'nfSe W. Biddlc esd, by orle. OF Judge Mitchell,
and was crosS-eXamned upon the circumstances
attending her alleged marriage 10 James Mellow
ell, of Boston.
FAILURES OF the following cotton brokers were
posted at the New orleans Cotton Exchange yes-
terday: L. L. Walker, James \. lafttt, " inches-
ter QuackenbosS Lewis & Williams, Payne &
Green, and Williams Pinckard Co All these
firms were future brokers and buyers.
ONE OF THE JAMES BOYS HEARD FRoN.-A spe-
cld from Poplar Bun, Mo-, OF the l2th inst. SAWS:
"As a freight train pulled up al okean, station
on the lroa Mountain railroad. tonight, George
where man named Belts WAS sitting. drew a re-
volyer ana nred three shots into BODY, killing
him Instantly James then disappeared"
DEATH FROM VIOLENT EXERcIsE.-WIlliam VIII
- was young man. nearly grown, attending
east az llentoa. ON Tuesday last, while al play
Snowballing during the noon hour, he was taken
with syncope and leaned against feuce, COM
planning he felt sick. lie was corpse in a min.
ute. His pay-iellows called 10 him he WAS fall-
Ing, bu, he dilnt SPEAK Young Wiley was the
schooi-house. He was strong. active and ap-
parently healthy. His death was caused by heart
disease aggras ated by The violent exercise he WAS
under at the uhne-bf.... GNd2 ,,o'"'.aL
\ DEAD BABY LOCKED IN A TRuNK.-N Crfs!ield
NIL. last Friday IL was rmnored that Mary Jane
Davis, single woman about - years OF age had
gwen birth 10 a child, and Subsequently made
away with it, OFFICER Kennedy went Ia IRE rooms
over an oyster house, where the woman lives and
locked in a trunk hidden under the bed he found
the body OF a male child. From Its appearance he
supposed IL had been foully dealt with, and
notified the coroner who summoned "A Jury. Dr.
Geo. II. Berry testified that from thorough ex-
animation OF the chds body he was OF the opin-
Ion that IL was born alive. The wolpan Davis
stated that she was The only nurse her mother
Then lying dead-had, ana, on account OF the
wants OF her mother she WAS unable 10 give the
chIld The attention IL required She said that when
IL Was born she wrapped il IA a blanket, laid IL
under the bed. and went 10 attend TO some OF her
mothers wants When she returned 10 the child
1t was dead. The jury rendered a sealed verdict,
Which has not yet been Llade public.
vESSoR's LATEST BULLErrS.-yennor predicts
for the close OF the present week storms OF great
severity, from Toronto westward 10 Chicago, Mil
wauhee and other points ia Illinois. Wisconsin,
Iowa and adjacent states. In the st. Lawrenca
valley. below Kingston, the same storms. but less
severe, may extend To Montreal and Quebec, while
IN Southeriy direction snow, sleet and rain is
likely TO extend TO Washington. There are likely
10 be serious biockadeS OF in the western
lions and possibly in the northern and middle
states. Should these storms be we'll marked In the
sections mentioned, Vennor is OF the opinion that
March will enter exceedingly rough and with
heavy Snowfalls from ST. Lawrence 10 very SOUTH
ern points.
A VERDICT OF CENSURE.-The jury OF Inquest in
the case or the five men killed In the tunnel or the
b. p railroad I'm Baltimore, yesterday, returned
verdict as follows: 1.-The jury are OF the belief
that the nve men came 10 their death, February
IL, 1882 about IL As am I'm the Baltimore and Po-
tomac tunnel, between Pennsylvania avenue sta
ton ana John street. from Injuries received In
being run over by engfn Is and train or the West
ern Maryland Railroad whilst backing I'm the tun-
mel; ana caused by negligence on the part OF the
railroad company in not notifying their men OF
the approach OF an extra train; and that proper
precautions were not used for the protection the
men working in the tunnel
RAILROAD NOTES OF LOCAL INTEREST.-The board
OF directors OF the Baltimore Cincinnati and Vest
ern Railroad company, the recent nominal pur-
chaSefS OF tie Washington and Ohio Railroad, viii
meet In New York to-day TO determine what shall
be done about the purchase Congressman Young,
OF Ohio, the vice president or the company, eX-
presses the confident belief '.that the $4,000 draft
will be honored when again sent TO New York for
collection, and that his company viii soon take
possession OF the road and commence the work Of
its extension"
The Virginia senate has passed bill permitting
the consolidation or the Alexandria and Freder-