Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-09-05

District Cove1nmens AsSairs.
IM HT.sf 90 y '. CORPS WAIT ARns
o. Y. corps. has addressed . letter to the Commlr-
aonerA stating that they desire arms 20 be fur
coaisrssos WITH The commis:aoness rsiarise 70
that matter. at day TO be named ~ the Commits.
SionerS.
RAnes or fH1 !IExxoxsrsI.Thes cllowtav
wire the readings at the once OF the chief siensi
Maximum. 7so: minimum. s.a
DROWNED IN A wELL-About 10 O'Clock this
morning q cclored man NAMED VIM Williams,
was sent 70 the place OF Andrew Dcrr. on the Ben
n,Ggs road: to ress,r pumn He Descended the
gases, and fell into the water, and " IS drowned.
Decreased was about 30 years old, and came here
recently from Caroline county, Va
RESPECT 10 rHR MEMORY OF r. H. LAskxy.-A
Circuit Court soom this 81 afternoon. joseph
Bradley, ESQ.,. chairman. spoke at length and feel
ingly OF the loss to the bar and community in the
MessrA John J. Johnson. d. X ELLIOTT Ed A. New
man. H. Pierce Bell. John T. Norris ana John r.
ouaons Of RESPECT to the memory Of the dsees ed
waich were adopted and will be entered UPON the
minutes OF the General Term After remarks by
NE Elliott and Others tn. meeting adjourned
MARRIED m LAwYERs OFFrcr.-This after.
eo ss ms
nj this city, called and obtained license and
were married In the ONCE or Mr. d. E Cabin by
Rev DR.. Huntley, OF tho Metropolitan n K
church.
OF Philadelphia. Baltimore and this city. who were
exoected this afternoon at 2k O'Clock by the B.
and O. railroad. did not arrive, and it WAS learned
that the section OF the train containing the knights
was several hours late, and would not be In bsfore
about 6x O'Clock this evening.
GERMAN BIcENrENNrAL ANSryrRsaRy-
Messrs. Rupprecht @. w. Spier, H. II. Berg
man, Louis DIeterich and c. A. Brickw Ode have
delegates to a conference to b. held next sunday
afternoon for the purpose OF arran ing a suitable
celebration OF the bcentenni II anniversary or the
arrival Of the FIRST German coOnists in the United
States, which will occur next month
Thu l4rH STRERr SAW MILL CAsk-Yesterday,
IN the case OF Atkinson agt. Murhead. bill to re-
strain the running OF saw mill at 14th and @
DEFENDANTS paying costs, which was done. Il Was
United BY defendant that he disooeyed the
took the advice OF counsel, and the court, In View
OF these circumstances and the profrer OF submis-
sion in future, simply imposed the payment OF
costs upon him. Owing to the fact that In many
OF our wood yards there are circular ar work,
the fnal result In this case Is awaited with some
interest
JUDGMENTS By DEFAuLT-To-d'y,i in the Special
Tenn. the following JUDGEMENTS by default were
co. agt. Nichols Co. $1,000; Bren agt
Humphrey, $5oS; same agt Downing. 500; Muir ohy
Smith ag1. Moore. ssss g: Harrison Have
Co agt OHare. 81 1850: Warren Co. aet Bird,
$l6O; Elm. ~ agt. Smith and Gloss, $3.50: Hume,
Clearly q Co agt. Banagan, $20a IA: Chilmer agt
Darling, $l29.a.
A colord shoemaker named VIM. Wayne. OF 8
street. between 83d and 34th streets, West Wash.
ington, Was charged before the Police Court this
afternoon with committing rape on the person
of Sarah EdmOnds. a little cOOred girl alb at
twelve years Old. Her comrlaint to Prosecuting
curbstone in front OF Wayne's shoe shop on the
afternoon OF Augrs 18th. and he inveigle1 her
into the back room OF his house with promise OF
against her will for hour. ana In the mean
time accomplished his design. The case went over
until tomorrow. on motion OF E II. Hewlett, the
counsel for defendant
., The cnlDs DIVORCE cAsrLTo-day IN the case
for divorce, fled In April last, in which def ndant
In June filed answer and also a cross bill, he
plaintiff has filed an answer TO defen iant's cross
bill The charge was m de In the original bill
that dafendant had a husband living at the time
OF marriage with him, and that she hid committed
acult"ry. These allegations she denied, and in
her cross bill she charged him with great cruelty,
with causing her arrest for assaultinR him, &
charge. and saws that on Noyember 18th Issi he
went home and found that his wire was absent;
that when she returned she was intoxicated. and
flying into great rage swore at him, and on his
telling ner TO stop swearing she raised chair and
struck him. and then used q hickory cane on him.
and for this she caused his arrest. He further
says that Frank Bell was Introduced as her half
brother: that on one occasion he saw Louisa
come out or Bells room crying, and In a few days
Bel disappeared. Mr.. Childs Is a local minister
OF the Baptist church. and. with the defendant,
Is member OF Rev. w. B. Jefrrs0n's church.
CORNELIUS Browns CIVIL RIGHrs Su1r-Corne-
Illus Brown, the cOl0red man who swore out the
warrant against the ticket agent OF the steamer
Armenia for violating the criminal section OF the
civil rights act, mentioned In ye terdays STAR,
and who Afterwards discovered that he did not
have the right name OF the accused, was present
to-day and the warrant was amended. Brown
had q telegram from the Baltimore post Of1co
fwhere the accused used to be a clerk), which
stated that his name was Thomas George PlndeL
The warrant, which charged the accused with re-
steamer on account OF his color, was amended as
to the name OF Pfniel. was sworn to by Brown,
and sent out for service.
Frank Reickart was taxed $40 In the Police
Court TO-DAY for keeping his bar open on Sunday.
Els e DuSenb 'rry, cOlOred, OF Louise alley. tried
to commit suicide this morning by taking iu1a-
mum. DR.. Ri'.y rendered medical aid. She was
under the influence OF liquor.
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