Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-04-18
The Ander.on-CarrH Homicide.

THE TRIAL POSTPONED UNTIL TUESDAY NEXT.
To-day The case OF Joshua Anderson, an elderly
white man. Indicted for the murder OF James Carr
by shooting him On the night or December a1sr
1851. was on the calendar or the special Criminal
Court lJu lge Hagner) for trial
Mr.. W. A. Cook (Nho with Mr. W. p Bell. An
pears Tor the prsoneT), objected TO going on in
this case because several OF the twenty-Six wit
heSseS for the defense had not been summoned
The court suggested that he was anXiotL, TO give
The Jurors some rest this week.
MT Cook said that he could not eonscientiously
60 on with the case to-day.
The court set the case for Tuesday next.
THE JEsUITs JUBILEE. The nft,eth anniyer-
sary or the establishment OF the Jesuit
province OF Maryland was celebrated yesterday
at Woodstock college, MARYLAND there being
large attendance OF priests from different parts OF
The province OF New YORK and Maryland. including
several from this city. High mass was solemn
1zed In the morning at SIX O'Clock, the Very Rev.
Robert Fulton, provincial, acting as celebrant,
Az Ten the jubilee exercises were held in the
library OF the college The exercises included
appropriate music and were concluded with
solemn oeneiictiOn. Addresses We're made by
Rev r. S. Dewey. OF Lawyille, N. Y; Mr.. II. Rens-
Glasgow, Scotland: Mr.. j. T. HedrIek, of this city
Mr. ID. OSuiiyan, OF Troy, n. Y; Rev. J. A. Con-
Boston. Mass, and MI il. A. Beckett. OF Portland
Me. Mr.. c. j. Clifford, OF New York read an
original poem, and Mr.. F. B. Barrett OF this city,
Latin epigrlm. Among the priests OF this CITY
who were present were Revs J. j. Murphy and III
9 Denny, CT St Aloysius Church. and Rev j. p
~ CShicutcis VI 81 JcSfpuS rev. ~. OkaQc. OF
Alexandria, was also present
LADY Run OVER AND SERIOUSLY INJURED
About seven O'Clock last evening Miss COlumbIs
Nahooey, who lives at 1881 9TH street, was knocked
down at the corner OF 18th and e street, and run
over by horse Ridden by Mr.. Charles Z. Barbour
Her left leg was broken above the ankle, and the
left side OF her face badly cut Sergeant Boyle
picked her up, and took her to Davis drug store
where she was attended by DR.. Eliot and after
wards removed TO her home. Mr.. Barbour wa.
Srrested, and left 500 collateral for appearance al
tne foilce Court This morning In the Police
Couft MT Barbour was charged with assault
ana the case was continued indefinitely on &C
COUNT OF the illness OF Miss Mahoney.
MLRRIAoE LIcENsEs.-The clerk OF the court ha!
issued marriage licenses to VI. b Ebert and Ann,
Lean, Augustus < l. Schwierng and Lottie w
Hazeipusch; VIM Todd Ashby and Nina Nc
NEW, lewis A Dade and Margaret Green: Alex
Sorter morse and Ellen NJ. Clarke: Henry a. HuI
16n, OF trenton, n. j., and Anne 1. Skerrett %
Ho!adelph1a; VIM. Talbot and Susie Sartatn
THE REMINGTON TYPE-WRITER-The recent nr,
n the Remington's establishment in New YOrl
has not interfered at all In the manufacture ant
sale OF the Remington typewriter, which is nov
coming into such general Use. These machines
with different sizes and prices, and With variou
sizes OF type, can be had at tie Remington head
quarters In the lie Droit building.