Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-10-11
The Street Car Lines.

AL OF THEN RESUME OPERATIONS WITH NEW MEN
OR REINSTAT2D STRIKERS.
The street cars were running on the Washing
Ton and Georgetown lines last night as usual. On
the Metropolitan and Columbia lines they were
Withdrawn at dark In order to avoid any trouble
The strikers who have not gone back to work
made no demonstration at all on any of The roads
ABOUT O'Clock last night torpedo or cartridge
placed by some one on the tracks on Pennsylvania
avenue, near 18th street, was exploded with a loud
report by passing car. This caused considerable
excitement and attracted great crowd as ft was
reported that a driver had been shot. No damage
was done.
Quiet reigned about the Office and stables OF the
Washington and Georgetown railroad offices and
that there had been a strike Mr.. Hurt, president
of the company, said that last night was the time
TIE company feared disorder II any was to occur
There was no disorder OF any kind, however on
any part of the line, though the cars were run as
The published statement that all of the old
drivers went to work on the 9Th street line OF the
metropolitan road Is incorrect. Only ten OF them
vent to work, the others are new men, On the
nth street line of the Belt all new drivers are
employed On the main Belt line only two OF the
oid drivers are Employed, all the others are new
A few minutes before noon to-day the police
were sent for TO go TO street, near the Metro
Folitan stables, as stone throwing at the cars had
been begun there.
BRowN, OF Boston, GETS ISro TRoU BLE-In the
Police Court this morning fiashily-dressed young
nulatto man, named Jos. I. Brown, was put on
trial for carrying pistol He pleaded guilty to
The charge, but his counsel claimed that they had
defense. Jno Dade, jr.. OF No. 126 street, a
son OF Jno Dade, ST., cOlored employe OF the
supreme Court, stated that he was Informed yes
terday that the defendant had his {witneSsD sister
at an aSsignation house He went to the house
named. On street, near LIST, and waited on the
SIDEWALK an hour till they came out, and he
attempted 10 take his sister from Brown. when
Brown drew loaded pistol; but witness and his
Iather secured Brown and his weapon and turned
shem over TO Officer Wilson. Brown stated that
ne Is here on visit from Boston, and was about
10 eaVe town, when he met the young lady and
took walk with her TO music store where She
purchased some music. The defense was that the
defendant was travelling and had right 10 carry
a pistol judge Smell imposed the extreme pen
alty-s5O or 80 days. An appeal Was noted. He
Was pat IN the dock In default OF an appeal bond
The PROPOSED VISIT OF VETERANS To Bull RUN
The soldiers OF the late war; both federal and con-
iecerate residing near Manassas, Va, have organ
Zed LOT lhe purpose ot welcoming the veterans OF
Ihe Old 1rst corps. who Will visit tile battle field
OF Bull Run next Monday. and providing an escort
OF hor>emcn or them. The local committee nj
Manassas have engaged To secure Transportation
day. - 0
TRUSTEE SAUNDERS yISDrCarEp-In the case NJ
Mary B1iiwln'aSainst Lorin NJ. Saunders, the rule
To show cause, issued against the latter was yes
terday dlscharged by Justice James, and the
II was ordered that the order disnSsng the hin OF
complaint be withdrawn, the cause reinstated
with leave to the defendants TO move the court
for an order OF reference to ascertain whether it Is
10 the interest OF the complainant to prosecute
the cause or not. Mrs Baldwin Is the party who
charged That MI. saunders, trustee, had de-
ct1yed her into consuming to dismiss the bill
he held as trustee for his personal gain. 1t was
on these Charges that the rule dismissed was is
sued.
ACcIDESTs.-Last night about half-past II O'Clock
tne porch AMI fOotway leading into Douglass hall
tnioHtown, broke down and injured Annie Young
and Martha Black severely. Several men were
slightly MISUNDERSTANDING afternoon A white
child, named Lille Crawford two and half years
old, fell out OF n secOnd-Story window at the house
OF Its parents. 2525 18th street northwest Dr. b.
H. Adams was called in and said the injuries were
Slight.
FATHER CLARKEs GOLDEN JUBILHE-Rey VIM
r. Clarke, s j., OF st. Ignatius Catholic church.
Bil.iCre, VIII celebrate next sunday the fi.tieth
annivers try OF his connection with the Society of
Jesus. Rev. j. A Doon3n DreSt tent O; George
town College, will preach. Father Clarke grad
Gated at Georgetown Coi!csc in 1898. He re-
manned IN that Institution teacher until 1875
when his health compelled him to resign his
chair. In 1888 he va, transferred 10 Loyola Col
lege. but vas subsequently, made president II
GOnzagi College in this city. For the past twenty
years he has been connected with ST. Ignatius
church, Baltimore.
THE SALE OF SEATS fOf the Minnie IIaua concert
Tomorrow night at Lincoln Hal. Is quite large al
ready. The scene which she proposes TO give from
The opera OF Carmen" VIII be novel feature, and
promises 10 attract a full house.
THoa DOWNING corner PENNSYLVANIA avenue
ana nth street northwest, has Just received q
splendid lot Of imported German singing can .ries
Java spaIrOws, cutfhroatS, nuns and parrakeetS
snieh are offered al low price. at private sale only