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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-10
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA.
IMMATURE ALMANAC FEB. 10. 1852
Sun rises - {; 5f, N,l, ~,

Sun rises G Sc ST.. acts. -. 800 S 3,
ARRIVED
Str LAZY Of the Lake, Norfolk 10 IA Read
Str V ArroWsmith, lower Potom,c. to po.
tom so Ferry Go.
ee1r John j Ward, Wilmington, II G, 10
SAILED.
Stmp Q Knight, New York. by FA Reed .
ctr Lady of The Lake. Norfolk. by = a Reed.
kBNoRAHDA
Schr Hannah shu 5ert, from Richmond for
new Hsvsn, pusi through He'll Gate 9th.
SoEr al tird, Ter ta:s port, cleared q. New
YORK Oh. 80"
mond, st Vineyard Haven Oh,
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Mr.. Bll'Z lorver of Pennsylvania uroic o
letter to constituent 10 witch be sid il Was
Impossible to get bin passion as long cs
rebel brigaditr Was Chsirman Of the Passions
Commi tee. Sous or Vest s.y,:
Il d. clare that the Cocfederstes acc.p,
chs.rfulry III, result which leaves TO them crlY
tbs Consciousness Of bouess mo;ives, only q
history OF u1q1sIi6ed heroisn; aud they aco,pt
st ,be Same Tune the fur!har result wbch givos
10 the soldiers of the Uninu what has been
awarded to them by grateful country"
Senator M.xsy endorses what Mr.. Vest
says, and 50 do sli the .x-Colfsdcrates 10 Con-
gross. aud 1t vas by heir votes that The arss ar
ages OF Psnsious bill Vas parsed. Nov let Mr.
b'hz'oover's cousii uen,s o,ll uoon Lin for 40
tXplaat ton.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-10

A marriage liosnss Wa ;siuso a Washing son
= sierdsy 10 Janus l.. h6son aid Mollis Il,
Coak, both Of Fairfax county. vs..
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When ihs denoctA;s asserted, Gafios the
les: c)Dgresioaal ppe;in 10 The Norfolk dis
trct. that lie read 1s.eIs had candidate there
tJr no othsf IuIpose than to take eff some
democratic votes and thus defeat Mr.. G. lode.
the dtmoc;alic nomioec, the rcs3justers Ge-
nled ths assertion ADD pronounced i; funder
fabrication. MIR. D.z.ndorf, tho republican
who was elected by meats Of Tho split 10 the
democratic party c,ussd by lhs reatjose,s,
u'9 Gays The flisDds Ct Mr. Lic7, 6lding it
impossible to el5c: him. kept him 10 the e ID
in order TO 5es; Goode." And yet tho Boss of
ihs r,sdj ds'ers, the man By Wh1ae order Mr..
L'oS Was kept 10 the 6e!d, stood up 10 tho
S,oste t1ui moths sfter tha. cieo.ou, ard de-
clared himself 10 be q better democrat than the
acknowledged leaders nf the democratic patty.
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The market CLOGS dull and hssvy. Ficuc !.
q 1iet st the rtcsnt decline Whs.; il, II li2cs
with ligktreceipts and Lee. Corn is a!so !,w:r
No Bye or Oats rtpNted. Osuo!ry prod,c il
q1iet. B.coa So shade higher. Veal Cslv,s
are fcarce and n demand. O,he: s'!il su.
charged.
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To.Da,'s Congressional Proceedings
SENATE.

rfaolu ion offered by Mr.. Window, wss
adoptt d, calling Tor the report Of the Treasury
cattle IN mission on the Iueg plsgua or o)n.a
rious puto pneumonia.
Mr.. Eimupds gsvs notes that en- text
Tuesday the JudicsrV Commute would ask
to bsvs the bill regarding polygamy in Uah
ODDS dered aod hoppe d. IS tie tu!j O! bad beer
Dendiog fJr some time. it would be disposed of
OF hat or tba following dsy.
Mr.. Morrill, said that after tie pension err
rssrs resolution WAS acted 90 he would antsgeu-
ia all measures with the tariff commission BILL
A bill wss introduced by Mr.. Miller, of Cali
for0is. to promote the tficeuey ef The revenue
msrloe service.
The ren.i1der of the moroog hour, u,ti!
$50 O'Clock, was consumed in considering,
without sclior, slv,rsl measures of srioly pri-
waite iatcrest
The It'll to plso, Gcp. Grant upon the r.
tired list of the army come up ia order 90 the
calendar, but 10 The absence of Mr., Logan,
by whom 1t was introduced and reported favor
ao,y, was laid ovtr Wlthcu. losioR it's place.
Mr.. Sherman reported from tho Committee
on Ihs Lbtsry the Senate bill sppropraine
$50. 600 tr o statue of Chief Justice Marshall
wish auerdmsns autherziug ioiat commit
| tee OF three members Of each HOUSE to conlrsc.
for ard ersct tho statue 90 ons Of the public
r'seivi'iots 10 Washington to be designated
by them.
At l:90 o olcck. the pension arrears resolution
was apaia taken up aud Mr.. M,xsy resumed
his remarks 10 support of the ameudmsnt de-
| cnrlos IL tavlr Of 40 enlargement of The Mex
| c,n var pension lis'.
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HOUSE,

Mr.. Pfesc'tt. Ct Nsw York, moved to lay
sslde the consideration of private busiuess FIR
The purpose of p rmitioe the debate upon the
superintendent bill to b, cootiruad but failed
to oht.ia tho accessory twi-!ti,ds vote and the
speaker es he regular order. proceeded to call
c,mni:.ers for reports OF private ca ure.
A. Tho connlusion of the morning hour Mr.
Prescott. CT New York. made another attempt
to b'ing up Ills superintendent bill but was
agsin unsuccessful. srd the House, at lilo,
went into the Coz mittec of the Whcs on The
pr " Ito calendsr
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RICHMOND MARKET, Fe.. 9-Ite market.
very quiet, With lln tied rec, i5,s or prcdute
Flour is steady tu, III chsrg,d. S.les Of lAp
bUshel, of Wheat at 14l for fuNz Prime vi ie
Corn braughtt5 tmIil sales OF Western ca:
on private terms, ana nothing doing in Rye.
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USE RIVERSIDE PURIFIED Rye WnlsKEi.
TIRES year, ole, otlS 50 por CALICO.
Gro. McBURNEY & Son, AGer's'
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WEST POCKET CUBE, adve,.'s il Nv
G1zstse, ia t;r sale b.
fat10 4. 6. LSAO3EATER bH
DRIhH VALSGCIA rni aE3> INA W.
i ANGES, recsiyed today 10. s:le W"
feblO ]. MlLBUKs'
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LYNcHBURa MARKET. Fec. 9.-Tte ua'.v.
Grab q wes,hsr he's reis.Goi Ia iuess and Toe
market has been very qne,. Flour s.esdy s:d
some grades tcUc, W h ,at le5al;5 ., to qu-i.
~. win tu: little Offering. Corn ia ,msri st
63a90 Gas 55a60 ter p;ipg and 7ca75 for w.uI,r
Rye nomin ally 100 ale. Recsipts OF To oscco lMg
ar but there hiss hsea no change in p:icee. Good
Tugs without irost are in demand OF f.ir p'u !
Common and dark LEST in moderate rcques,
whIe the foer grades Of same sic scarce ara
high. Bri2h arc quito eatiful and ptoi
serviceable wrappers are sasi'y cold a: 1rcs,
which generally e Ve sat s'acuoa Extra amp.
psrs sod at high prices
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FREDERICKSBURG MARKET, Feb 9-lha
market i, very quiet and the weather has hsia
depressing effect. Fionr is steady bat Vi.
changed. Very little Whs.t arriving AID The
l46 for Lancaster. Corn IS 80. Rye 9O,95 and
Oats 60s62.
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CINCINNATI Fec MARKET. Feb. 9.-h9s:
quiet common and light s s0A$7; packing sea
butchers 9 t0lS745.
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"BLACK-DRAUGHT" cures dyspep.
STA, indigestion and heartburn.
F.r sale by E. e. Lea 1Deaser g. Bro
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BALTIMORE SUGAR AND COFFEE MARKET
SuglrI-The New YorR market fJr raw Sng,,s
is reported auitt and dull. Fair 70 q >od rsaoirg
il quoted at 7ts75o and centrifugal II tits! FL
Iehoed Sugars toe market continue, quiet, With
prices bout steady. IS follows: Cu. leaf lG.
crushed let; powdered 10; GRADUATED &; A
soft "a and yellovs 7A.S
Cotiee-The market remains entirely irac,iva,
with pricn generally quoted q, follows for il.
v1lces: ordinary ot.sici f.ie qa,9a; good ia
lCt. and prim, lCi,l0i.
NEW YORK CATTLJ MARKKT Yebrusry 10
Beeves-No trade in live Cattle. Dire. sed b af
80 d slowly at 1aA9ic per ID f,r poor 10 piins
sides.
Sheep and Lam bs-The demsnd 70, all gl:ss
OF stock was very limited yesterday morning sIt
.ae pens could not be cleared: Transactions were
rlces rsngir from ii, to e. per Id tor sheep
and 6.7!c par 10 for lambs. Dressed mutton
ruled dull n 7.8lc per ID, and dressed 'suo,G
8.9ac per ID.
Hogs = No iva Hoas ofa:ee hut The m.rsss
,s nominally quoted steady 81 i6.57 per !0l!s
lor con m u ~ prime.
BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET. F,b 9-Bef
Caale-Prlces we're fur hsr advanced YESTERDAY
about &c. but the market WIS postc.vs
eheep-Prlces are unchal ged AID The nsrst!
i, dull.
Hostile market ia net active, bet ,,:c:
are FL IN At former fg lres with fair pro:pfcis
next week. We quo!e at e3a9i Goats pc. 10 net
With better grades shade gner.
CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET. Feb, 9.-Hos:-
Market weak bu; barely steady; common 70
goo d mi1e1 6 l0ss6 IS heavy packing bri
shipping 60sSI; li8ht-msrhe. g!uatd s't
weak at 2]A$6 20. Csttle-Piices .teity sId
ar hanged; e1nort, 1o.{6 60: good to cao'c'
shipping 6Oa$6; ccrn non to fair t0s!5;oi
mixed butchers ttsAoy; inhro: TO far I IN
So so; good to choice 50.S4 SO. Sheep-Geo.
eral market flooded; Wednesdsy's reeelp!,
4, 100, the largest on record; pr'cs. cecinea
SAFE; Common to medium 325,SS IS; meiitl:
to good 4 25aS4 IS; choice 25a{5 81; E'Es
unsold.
CINCINNATI Fec MARKET. Feb. 9.-h9ss
queti common and light e0A$7; packing 'c'
butchers t0IS74 5.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-11-18

extingulshed at AS am ' ~
The NiS-a-vfS club was reOrganiZed last evening
at meeting at the Ebbitt House
The auction sales, which are OF more than or
ON Ginary interest at this season, will be found on
the Itn ana Sth pages OF tC-day'S STAR
Messrs- Gus and NJ. h. Eiseman who are about
70 leave for Baltimore to establish large whole
sale clothing house in that city, were banouetJed
81 ADners list evening by a number OF their
friends Speeches were made by the Messrs Else
man, Seldner, Lansburgh, Loeb, jacob, kaufman,
The request Is made that gentlemen who sub
serioea for honorary membership TO the Longfel-
low memorial at their meeting at Mr.. Horatto
hig can now receive their certificates BY send
Ing or calling for them. IL Is to be underst0oI
That while Mr. X is willing to act as secretary and
sas,ef ne IS not required nor expected TO solicit
Noble Johnson's viii was filed to-day with
REGISTER OF Wills RaInSdeli To his wife he leaves
am a $3.50, aEu appoints his son, Noble john
=. r. Goldstein was charged by Officer McGreyy. OF
Sae south Washington precinct, In the Police
S SI To-Day, with being an unlicensed junk
dealer. The court held that his place came under
tne law, and he would have to take out a license
or De hned The case was continued 10 Give rha
defendant time 10 get license
AT meeting OK the Arbitration League. at E
street Baptist church, last evening. resoIntfons
were adopted providing for a COMMITTEES To me-
fres.dent Arthur TO recommend TO Congress To
provide some mode OF procedure for the peaceful
siueloh OF international questions and soliciting
she cooperation of the ministers OF the city
Az the meeting OF the Unity club last EVENING
80 VI ai OLNeT Dul0tir, pleas
Aterary ana musical entertainment was eiyen In
which MISS Annie Haas, Mr.. j. b. Philip Miss Flor
ence sullivan. Mrs VI. \. NayIor, DR.. \. Franz
Mnite, MT = j. Whipple, Mrs. lecko Mrs Logan
and Misses Dutour, Fredericks and True took n1rt
meade Post, No. 5, G. A. r., gave a very pleasan
sociaole ct G. A. r. hall last evening The enter
ta1nment was In charge OF committees compoSed
OF NJ A. Dillon, DR.. E. +. Schafhirt j. j. Carroll
q Morgan, Ed ID. Hughes, Samuel Baxter Chas
iraught j. T. Parker, III. c. CorlIss, c. E Common.
:. :. Patterson, w S. Mcpherson, j. A. Bryan, T.
Il WHINE, A w. HOdgman, j. Deneane, E. l. Scott
and DR.. W. r. POmerOy
SoIae OF the directors OF the Washington En-
cp~Ieent Association desire IL stated that none OF
slc gentlemen elected Tuesday night as directors
o. the Masonic Relief Association were upon the
sket as contestants against the relief association
Inc ~ b. c. gave very pleasant dance at the
scslaence OF Frederick Lilley. esq, No. 1905
xt,eee The members OF the club were present in
sun Lorce and the occasion was fully as ENJOYABLE
- Tue otner entertainments given by this clever
,sn, EaWard Droop last evening celebrated the
sSSSenty-nith anniversary OF his partnership with
me sterling firm OF Messrs. W. G. MetZerott 4 Co
social entertainment at his residence,
December. 'iiS luz
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n
~ PROPERTY on FOuRrEhNIH sInffr
BEING HOUSES NUMBERED 1902 AND 1904
BY virtue OF decree raised IN the case Of Motley "A
Anderson Henry M. Howgate e. al. NJ 4 as, ffu
in Equity, in the supreme Court OF the Disrl, Of =
Columbia, I will. MONDAY, THE ELEVENTH
DAY OF DECEMBER, A. ID. 1881, AT fOIkOGloCk
r. NJ, in front the PREMISE, offer Tor sre ut
ton the following property subdivision lcts two hum
dTed aud nine t20a) ana two hundred and ten t2lo
Henry W. Howgate's subdivision (recorled in thc sur
dred and eight tlHsD TO hundred and twelve
Nl2, inclusive of Par.ersons subdivision iried
tue surveyors ONCE ia Book r. W, at folio 1927 of part
OF square mbered two hundred aud six GOO, the
same IL lad down ne plat OF Washington CtV theto
lots are each improved by 4 two story aud basement
Term. Of sale: onehri 81 the purchase money 20 re
ana t~o years iron tie dly Of sale for the icfrred
aSftlts the notes Il the purchaser snail
De slNel secured 10y deed Of trust the property, snf
Tearing interest NJ six ceEtu per annun from day
OF sale. deposit Of one hun lred dollars b. made
Oh each house WREN Knocked down. and taf.l,s lie
compiled with in seven DAYS. All convey anclng at the
Cost OF the purchaser purchasers
TheseoJs sold subject u the lien OF Of trust
from Henry W Uowgate and wife Roter; 4 Fox aud
eteoige W Brown, datrl February 9Th. ASH convey
ing tots 2O4. 205 2O6, d pos. 209 aud 2I0 IN Henry
W. HowSate's subdivision of part OF square 2O6, 70
secure proiGissory note OF four thousand do lsrs
14uuO.oui dated February 9Th, 1881. and payable
Three CD years after date, with interest at per
Per snnnin payable quarter yearly. which decd tust
records for the District OF Columbia
HENRY WISE GARNETT, Trustee
DUNCANS0N BROS. Auctionecrs. nis-1ot
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nUNCANsoN BROS. Aucuonecrs.

PAkLoR SUITE IN SATIN DAMAsk. WAL
NUT CHAMBER SuIIEs, VERY ZINE; DRESS
CENTER TABLES: OIL PAINTINGS, Mantle
CLOCKS, BRONZES. Il1LAR EXTENSION
TABLE, LEATHER CoyERED DINING CHAIRS,
TENNESSEE Nj. 7. SIDEB0ARD, OAK CHAM
spANps &c GLARS aAr GotGHEs, sEyILID
HAIR MATTRESSES, WOVEN WIRE SpR NGS:
BsussELs. HALL, STAIR And OTHER CAR:
Pc =, &C., &c, CONTAINED IN DWELLING
No. s24 MCPHERSON SQUARE, AT AUCTION.
By virtue Of an order pnssed by the Supreme Court Of
the District OF Columbia, holding q special term
18th day of November A. D. 1882, the undersigned viii
sell at pubic auction at the aboven named dwelling.
FRiDAY, the TNENTY-F0URTH DAY OF NOvEM-
Der. 1852 at TEN O'CLOCK A. NJ, the F rniturs
contained therein, being in good condition orthy
the attention Of buyers of first class furniture.
Terms cash.
QUINTON CORwINE,
BESSIE VI. CORWINE,
nl6-d0 Executors OF II. NJ. Corw1ne.
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The Courts.

COURT IN GENERAL TERM.
nein1erday, Kendall agt vanderlip; argument
Der ct al; on hearing.
CIRCUIT CoURT-Jndoe NocA arthur
Yes aestefday. Clark agt Washington and George
town own railroad company; verdict for plaintln for
$1,000 Hall agt Inland and Seaboard Coastipg
company: on trial.
EQUITY CouRT.-Judge Hagaer.
funds In registry or court ordered. Middleton agt.
gibbs; decree OF Orphans Court ratified and ap-
creed.
PROBATE CoURT-Judge Hagner
=, Yesterday, Estate of John F. Joachim; petition
OF Loulsie achim filed. Estate OF Isabella v
his accounts and release OF bond. In Re will of
benjamin +. James; commission to prove will re-
o9 "a a executed Estate Of Louis R; Taylor; list
Father P. F. Mccarthy; petitions Of Theodore
Shecke!s for letters of administration. Estate of
Major Phillip R. Fendal U. s. Marine corps;
order allowing administrator to give additional
bond Estate OF Richard NJ Corwlne; order of
sale: Estate OF Elizabeth Mack; order appointing
Estate OF Mary A. Mems; exceptions to admins
traitors account filed. In re Charles f. Gibbs;
order o appointing petitioner guardian to Maud J:
ana l.: IT, ). Ourand on bond OF $3.50. VIII and
collcll or Daniel kolb filed and proven. VIII Of
1 ia r, Mchean nied, fully proven and admitted
MeResn s"ns 9 issu Esa to
Of Dennis Baney; administrator r''' author raei
to invest In fund in real estate security.
o. $3.50 for maintenance OF ward. In re Samuel
hralner, order appointing him guardian to JoseDh
Shannon-bond 500. EState of John r. W. Man
Kin, order appointing George B. Mankin admins
trator-b0nd $780, Estate OF Raymond Fernandez
Jdiado Gomez, Jose Ignaclo Rodriguez and RAN
do!pL Coyle appointed administrator bond So OOO
Estate OF Matilda $. Smith, inventory returned
ana order OF sale. Estate OF William Ii. Colcles-
ser: order appointing Ann A. Colclessor admins
IratrX.bond Of $500. viii of Charles II. Poor,
MED and proven, admitted and record and letters
tes amentay granted TO c. G. Glover--bond s13 0oO
Estate or Howard b. Fox, order appointing Philip
L. Dodge admlnistrator-bond 81 500.
CRIMINAL CoURT-.Judge Willie
Yesterday T. A. Tolson. indecent assault: not
guilty Sandy Bruce, assault with intent to XIII
TWO cases; guilty in both and sentence sus-
pended.
POLICE CoURT-Julge Smell
Yesterday. Sally Johnson. colored, loud and
DoiSterouS; s. Or 10 days. VIM. II. Charlton, do :;
90 Cornelius Banks. colored, defacng private
property; $40 Or 20 days Chas. Green profanity /:
% or is days Chas. Mclaughlin, larceny OF so
cigars q from Gusrave Geger; $40 or 30 days John
r. DoDson, colored. larceny OF a lot of sacks from
Bartholomew Reardon; $40 or 30 days. David A.
Jackson, colored, ass lult on Policeman Ben f.
Shanks; $40 or 80 days. JOS. White, colored,
threats to Sarah White, his wife; 500 bonds or six
mouths -
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Sullivan Strikes Out.
AN EXHIBITION OF SCIENTIFIC FOUNDING eToPPED
rf1n

BIZ THE POLICE
In consequence of announcements made yester-
day that railroad hand who had, as 1t was COM
monty reported, distinguished himself by knock
Ing freight hands out Of time, would submit to
being pounded by Sullivan. the puglist, at the
Theater Comque, last night, drew an immense
crowd to that place OF amusement The audience
waited impatiently until after the variety per-
Torrance was over, when they were plunged into
wild enthusiasm by the appearance on the stage
OF Sullivan, who was to do the pounding The
thusiasm into howls and Kisses OF disappointment
by announcing that Mr.. Mike Collins who was eX-
pected to martyr himself had disappointed the
management.
ARAsH MAN FOUND.
The next instant, however, the good humor OF
the crowd was restored by the statement that the
management had secured the city and found
man who was willing to ''stand up before the
pugillst P. j. Rentzler, a blacksmith, OF George
town, then stepped out on the stage, attired in
flushed tights and knit shirt, and was intro
audience that he had never had the gloves on but
once In his life. He is weI-built, muscular man,
q or S years old, about feet or inches In
height, and Weighing about $50 pounds.
The man who played the big fiddle drew his
bow, producing doefu, drge-llke sound. the lit
tie fiddle responded with a squawk, anu the whole
orchestra dashed In, playing bar or two Of
music, when
THE "sET-TO'
began. Rentzler put up. his fists IN approved atti
tude, and started to make pass at the pugilst,
but Immediately reconsidered it upon receiving a
blow which sent him to the floor. After that
Rentzler only held up his arms as an Intellectual
shield against the blows. He was knocked down
six times, and spent much Of the brief period OF
his stay on the stage upon his knees. As he was
getting up at the end OF minute and half, Suili
van gave him blow on the nose which
DREW BLOOD.
The police. who were in the house. thereupon in
terfered and separated the combatants The men
wore medium-s0ft gloves. The entertainment
was closed with tone round and a wind up' be-
tween Sullivan and Mccoy. Sullivan said that he
did not hit Rentzler as hard as he otherwise
would, on account of the scenery standing about
the stage, which tnterfered with free movement.
RentZler, after the combat, said to STAR re-
porter that he thought he could have stood 1t, at
the rate Sullivan was going, Tor twenty minutes
longer at least, and he would try him again to-
night. II have got to go home now" he said, as
he hurried from the theater Il have to get up
early to go to work."
Rentzler visited the Comique this morning. He
showed no evidence Of his encounter with Sulli-
van. and expressed a desire to meet the pugilist
again tonight. Manager Snellbaker decided, in
view or the action OF the police last night, not to
graf lily his laudable ambition.
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Charge Of Indecent Assault.


yesterday In the Criminal Court, Judge Wylie,
the trial OF the case of Thomas A. Tolson, on the
charge OF having committed an indecent assault
On giri OF IL years OF age, named Emma Young,
was concluded, as reported in THE STAR last even
ing. The trial attracted more than ordinary In
terest on account Of the nature OF the charge and
1he standing OF the parties. 1t appears that Mr..
!oison Kept store for the sale OF pictures and
and the girl, after visit to the store, on going
nome informed her motherfhat he had taken iul-
proper hDerties with her. Mr. Tolson was
arrested on the eharges and In the Police
court was lined 500, from which judgment
ne took an appeal 1t was apparent from the
actions OF the child that having suffered spasms
her mind was somewhat Impaired, and there
appeared 10 be number OF reasons for doubt as to
the correctness of her story The fact that the
place where the offense was alleged to have been
doors OF the store were open, and the high char
acter Mr.. Tolson had previously borne all tended
TO make 1t doubtful whether the offense had been
committed Judge Wyiie, in charging the Jury,
danger OF blasting mans reputation on the tes-
umony or but one witness without any corrobora-
uOn Inc jury, after absence OF only few
minutes, returned verdict OF not guilty. Mr.. r.
5. Davis appeared for the defendant
1HE Will. OF THE LATE ADMIRAL PooR.-Yester-
day In the Probate Court Judge Hagner, the Will
OF Admiral Charles H. Poor was fully proven and
admitted to probate. He leaves all his real and
personal property to Richard L. Poor. OF Balti-
more, and Charles c. Glover, of this city his ex-
eoutoIs, In trust, to sell and divide the proceeds
among MS children, share and share alike Any
or the children who desire to keep any particular
piece OF plate or Jewelry can take the same as part
right to letters. and Mr. Glover qualified as exec
ulor, giving bond in $13, COO