Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-02-10

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FIRST INDICTMENT By THE GRAND JURY
The nrst indictment resulting from the police
| investigation by the citizens committee ana hS
the grand jury was reported by the grand fury to.
day 70 the Criminal Court This was againa
Inelnas Donohue. and it charges him with 70.
| Der, 1850. the WliiIesSes being w IL Ward. w. r.
Bailey and c. II. Hurdle. fmnla.:s.siy on the IN.
sued and places In the hands OF Lieut. Arnold.
who, In a short time. delivered Donohue 10 thS
marshal, ana he was committed to jail
PRIZES FOR rHE BENCH sHow.-The managers a
u y bench show, Tor which entries viii close on
Already number of dogs or much celebrity have
been entered for exhibition The Judges Tor the
show are Hon John ). Wise. or Virginia, settlers
and pointers; Mr. Chas II. Mason, OF England.
ir.sh settlers spanicls and hounds: ana MI. James
watson watson, OF New York, 81. Bernards, mastiffs,
Special prizes have been offered ia the various
S SG9a Meatss BY Msssr, Tsny Co. q New
Henning: w. ii. Crttenden, OF Casanova. " T.:
Charles III. Mason, OF Yonkers: r. H. stinemetz:
Julius Lansburgh; c. A. stevens; wiIei Ruof:
James Watson: George w Cochran: Tvssovslt ~
Bros. Conrad Becker: b. W. Reeds s6rs, and Il
WARRANT FOR ARREST OF T. ZELL hoovrR-A
boarding house keeper named Mrs Smith came to
Prosecuting Attorney Moore that 4. Zen
i Eoo yer -, came me, TO her and Inquired II
had one against w II. Jackson. Hoover said that
that was The very man he wanted a hin against
because he had $500 CT Jackson's money In his
pocket He asked her for sil with which 20
get out writ against Jackson, and
gave her note payable two days
has never heard from Hoover yet warrant WAS
sent out this afternoon for the OF Hoover on
charge OF obtaining money on false pretences
THIS ASSOCIATED CHAKIrIEs-A meeting OF the
fourth division OF associated charities, the
boundaries OF which are 9th 10 18th and Hound
airy streets, was held last evening at Hamline n
b church. Mr.. Charles f. Foster president In the
chair, and III. j. Hanford acting as secretary The
| report OF the operations in the subdivision wac
submitted by the secretary. This report stated
that since operations began this wear The visitors
have made over $50 visits ana reports In 81 cases:
AZ families have been helped 10 greater less
extent; situations procured FOR persons: two
children secured admission in the Industrial
school; work has been given 10 persons; ana .
large number aided 10y advice and counsel Ad-
dresses were made 10y Hon. Hiram Price, commits
soner OF Indian affairs; Messrs r. n. Warner ana
3 X Bond. Lumber OF subscriptions were re-.
ceiyed
on HIS MuscLE.-A small sized young man
named Edward Dean was before the Police Court
this morning, charged with four cases OF assault
and battery, on Jno. Chambers, Dennis Bond.
Elizabeth Chandler and WIN. Green, all colored.
The complaining witnesses testified that the de-
PENDANT was intoxicated and assaulted everybody
that came I'm his reach Some OF the complainants
were parents who lnterfered In behslf OF their
sons and got beat themselves. fine OF IS was
imposed In each case making penalty OF SO An
appeal was noted.
MINISTER AND MRs YoUHG--A letter recently
received from Mr.. John Russell Young, minister
TO China, dated Peking December 10th, 1882 states
that Mrs. Young has almost entirely recovered her
health. They were ''bocked up. frozen up and
hemmed In from the outer world by ice, and win
remain SO until March" Mr. Young had been
quite Ill, but had recovered.
SECOND LIEUT.. EBESEzER SWIFT. adIutant sth
cavalry, now on leave OF absence In New YORK
city, will conduct detachment or recruits from
New York city TO the department OF the Platte.
The name OF the new assistant Commissioners
OF Patents has been agreed upon. but the nomi.
nation Will not be sent In until Mouiay
THE PRESIDENT has approved the act In re ard
TO the proposed worlds industrial and cotton ex.
position TO be held In 1884
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