Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-08-08
VitrfOi and a HOrsewhiP.
THE CHARGES WHICH TWO wELI-CoNNECTED LApIE.
MADE AGAINST EACH O-HER-

VtrfOI and q HOrsewhip.
THE CHARGES WHICH TWO wELr-CoNNEcTED LADIES
MADE AGAINST EACH O-HER-
This morning, in the Police Court there was a
warrant returned charging Caroline Miles. OF
No. 2146 Pennsylvania avenue. with making
threats OF personal violence to Mrs Cornelia Wild
dicombe, or No. HOS 18th street. There was also
warrant charging the latter with dSorderly con,
guilty and was released on her personal bonds.
The charge or disorderly conduct ag ainst Mrs.
Niddicombe was dismissed, ami no ev idence was
heard In either case. The warrant for threats
charges that they We're made On the oath or last
month. The complaint made by Mrs Widdi-
cOmbe Is TN 1t The defendant came to her house
and attempted to throw a bottle OF vitriol on her
and also to cowhide her. This morning at court
the complainant had a horsewhp. which she
claimed was the one that her Antagonist had In
her possession at the time OF the assault. The
parties are both highly connected. Mrs. Widdi-
and her husband is engaged In the uyery-staDle
business.
THE koYs DIVORCE CAsR.-In the divorce suit
brought against Charles Roys by his wire. Emily
Roys. In May last, in which an Injunction was
made enjOining defendant from interfering with
her and from removing any OF their furniture or
effects, Judge James was called on TO make an
order to-day 1t was represented to the court that
he had removed the goods. and the court ordered
him to return them to plaintiff.
have en two warrants sworn out against ON er
Slack, OF the second precinct by the strikers the
Boundary street sewer, charging him with assault
and profane Language. Slack Is the officer who
arrested one OF the strikers the other day when a
riot was imminent The case against the
striker was dismissed by Judge Mills because
The testimony, however, showed that there were
threats made against the officer.
RANGE OF THE Their MoxErER--The following
wire the readings at the office OF the chief signal
of1cer to-day: am. 90 6: IL am, 1874: pm $40.
Maximum, $40: minimum. SGT.
representatives o. the Grand Chapter OF ROYAL
Arch tsOns OF the District OF Columbi ia leave Ms
af'erno m by way OF the CheSap AXE and Ohio
railroad to attend the trennial cOnvo, ion Of the
Grand Chapter OF the United States. wh meets
in Denver, Colorado, on Monday next The party
consists OF Jeremiah c. Allrn, high grand priest:
fznaga. grant king, ami l. L. Johnson, past grand
high priest. n CaruSi. esq, Of this CITY, VIII ac-
company the party.
MARRIAGE AT ST. ALoYsIUs CHURCH TO-DAY.-To-
day, at noon, there WAS a large attendance at St
AlOysiuS church to witness the MARI ge or Prof
William Waldecker, the well-known professor OF
! music and organist: now eng .ged at the Cniver-
salst church, and Miss Eleanora E chhorn
daughter or Mr.. Rudolph chhOrn. TIE cere-
mOny was performed Jy Rev. Father Kelly. OF
Trinity church, West Washington. assisted by
Fathers Brennan. Becker. O'C0nner and ID my.
$. j. Dupr.y, II rndon Morseu, George
May and Harry Ellis-wsised up the aisle, and
| during the ceremony Prof. d lrry Sherm a per-
| formed nocturne composed by the groom. The
bride was atttred In a'stOne grey corded silk en-
traine and wore a becoming white chip hat with
feathers. After q short reception at Mr. Eicn
horns residence the party left On the l:SO O'Clock
train for trip to New York, Siratoga ana Ma
CARA Falls for about two weeks. They VIII, OF
their return, occupy their house. 1907 18th street
The SEWER STRIKERs.-The strikers on the
Boundary street sewer still hold out. and there 4
no excitement at the works There are about Isl
men out and the work Is greatly ret irded In con
sequence. There are a few men yet at work al
S1.25 per day. The strikers are Very orderly.
SMUGGLING CHINAMEN INTo THE UNITED STATES
The collector Of customs at Port Townsend,
Washington Territory informs the acting Secre-
tary OF the Treasury that Cinnamon are being
struggled over the border from British Columbia.
Tue collector thinks that many as 100 have
found their way into this country within the past
few days. There Is Water bOfier OF ab0u' 800
Columbia from the United States coast, aud The
collector states that his present force Is 1uade-
Quate 10 protect this line or coast and prevent
smuggling. He asks FOR the appointment OF adj.
ditional custom officers. The acting Secretary OF
the Treasury stat that the evasion or the United
States law by the entry OF these men in the coun-
try is question that will require cOnsidera-
ton and action by the President. He will thrrt--
fore await the return OF Secretary Fogerto whom
the m tt'r will be referred. The acting Secretary
OF the Treasury to-day also received a telegram
from the collector OF customs at Tacoma, Wash
ington territory, stating that his Officers with the
assistance or the revenue Steamer Wacott. had
Captured a Sloop engaged In running Chiuese
across the line from British Columbia. Two SNUG
gl.rs were arrested, but nine OF the Chinese pas
SINGERS escaped
TIE NEW YORK STOCK MARKRr
Tff following are the Openlng and closing pric3s
gIthe New York Stock Market to-day, as reported
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