Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-03-05
The Indicted ueeecs,ve..

The ADDITIOSAL LIST OF INDICTMENTS REP0RTED BIT
The GRAND JrRy-CHARGES GROWING OUT OF THE
NATIONAL METROPOLITAN BANK ROBBERY.
The grand Jury II the December term OF court
Sturdy afternoon concluded It's labors by re-
porting i1ng list OF indictments These indiet-
mrDts incuicd a number ag inst the ex-detec-
tvs. a stated IL tne extra STAR OF Saturday
evening. Two Indictments were reported against
"x-tsse,;tive Geo. ". McEifresh. H is charged in
ote iatt;tIn n with nav NJ, on January IL, 1882,
X 0ri1d $50 rom N.n. White as n pretended fee
fer ob;I-nng the return OF a stolen sealskin
s}.Guo. H. IS .lSo n5tctat on the charge or hav-
~ s"retY-d ]b@ j@welry stol'n rom ex-senator
Csrt >tilEey II ihr N..tson.1 hotel Two lndct-
Eents aEtinst ex-D ,tec:ve George o. Miller,
Isl, 1851. aher slilIe1 lined SO compensation
t.o'a R's.;oald Enc Ii for return ng a stolen
'-n.;scSndlrf n ia" Fx-Datectlvr CooInes is
also tnU:a,ed e '-svto7liOH" nd or mi conduct"
II wing eiy.d .r'in Chs. R.tt'-r,no $40,
y l"tset ~ l. ton g. hkewi- indi III un.ier two
tcal~t' or --tii- t,z''i s4 : fee IRON George
VA. G, en- Ia. tr' ai','c L n rticleS
THs HfFErPctIras BANK ROBBERY.
HA-iei--'tt.r7 fsI'aSft. AcEiErr sill, NJ Her and
Private Data-i5Y" Fls.ier r jointly indicted In
t::' c~es. On" rre a. inst them *, that on July
:, 1887 tis.y racs gei r Iwav $, notes nj other
me 0lnr Ca-r-ts t..rfa wteu vi .. rrpivp on
~ N.;ne aase : t"1-f' r~".a'1> ry notes ,tolen
cs-eace Jon -, lt.";l.e-. n. teorgn Ii. Il. Whit,
TintaaS pDAasl'ip, NI1tia Nj. 3.,ol I'd Tholn ,s
i:lsni; - IN o. ttt.r. - ,J,ho ". Z oapson,
! "'-Gey Htliretj. "ilitin b ak ana Thomas
I've iI,t,.oasl la,.ctmant= we're reporter
;-tt'ls~t Co. ~. u ~ on the testimony
~ Js1n HH4tii-aE" te. rp CIV M on J r.
u nc, IL, -..d "atrh toI IN aone
g't-oa Glsaovn, ,..i It other rPceivin on
Jtautrs u, Is@2. rsel is n cq worth $500.
iHai.tIs.= its sgatp-; Il tiry tit VI ma Finder.
r. 'tts-~ &. III t--f.e. .ts' II X -, r Two IL
di tnft It's were 5aga.i against II Hogan, II :
Hos'oe l. W, . Is i.t.i- IL 30" or / > / r.
c4hJ o the b"' .s'i. 20, / ct err 10 the
larceny on t-4. e. r.j--lry o July 2 $50.
MpEvrTr, ACTcT AND CooAEs GIVE BAIL
After tue II n jary ported McD witt ap-
pearad AMI = V" ban IN $4,000. Mr. james L. Bar
pour a2Tearos Is has p'rty. Mr.. Acton Iur-
nish d Mr.. j n EU5Wf-Ie a. his surety, iu $50
hill. ard Nj Coe.e-- $500 b II, NJ. Augustus
DE Gr5iInnoAd ms a. .tei rs hi 'urety.
The ssesective Scandal.
FURTHER CoRKoBoR ,TIoS OF MGnLs STATEMENT.
10 the Editor Of HE EvESINa STAR
wish TO ,OrrUuOraip the statement made by
NC Ii, the th~! confined In the jail, in your
ptPer OF the 2fh February. b 6 to add my tes-
'lmohy corr0b Grating his statement where he tells
ui houe lc ruf be- on 9TH street. west size, just
ht"Ve 'te-Stret market. l was the sufferer. l
refOr'ed The cte 1T once, and his statement Is the
nrvt have heard OF 1t since the occurrence.
Yours. JAMES O. MuHERs.
March 5, 1888.
THE OLD GRAND JURY DlscHARGED.-Tbe grand
jury. Saturday AFTERNOON. reported the following
indl TIN ,nts in addition 10 those against the ex-
detectives and others. in connection with them:
w linn JoneS. house breaking In the night:
William F. Keys, perjury; David A: Smith and
= ns,on w; Franci> a. McGuir. forgery; Isadore
NJ n'iel and Joseph NJ yer, TAI e pretencts jude
Wylie In dischirging the grand juror for the
term cOnpiin 'nted them highly Tor h. efficiency
with which they had performed th'ir duties Mr..
en- rle5 Dole the foreman OF the grand jury.
ha n pr nth, ,rol oS LIS 'ssonlte mensrs WIN
graVed and b'auti ully wrought.
THE ". L. l. CORPS FAIR.-At a meeting of the |
committee Of arrang ,nent' o. the W. L. I. Corps
talr. hei .sur:ay night l,rge number OF dona-
painting by Mr. G. Carter list OF 500 Pres to
be distributed to ticket holders has been arranged
the first six being a solid silver tea set. value
sl.2}0; second. pi no. 500; third, diamond ear |
rings, s'0); !Ourh h, side bar top buggy, $3.50; fifth
gold watch ami chain, s175; and sixth, desk, sis5
ALLEGED VIOLATIONS IF The SUNDAY LAW
License Agent # and Lieutenant Arnold last |
night made an ext 'nSive rttd on the keepers Of |
bars in the fifth and seventh precincts, occupying
the territory on either side OF the avenue be- |
rad resulted In the officers this morning swear
ing out warrants againS; twenty restaurant keep
ers !or violating the Sunday law In keeping their
bars open On Sunday.
EVENTS IN THE CHURCHES.-AnDiverSary mis- |
sionary exercises were held yesterday in Wesley /
church and Grace NJ. E. church, the exercises con-
sistng OF son-S. recitaIionS and addresses. At |
Wesley church the amount reported for the years |
collection WAS over $500. Rev. DR.. HornbrOok Of
Newton, Mas, preached an interesting eloquent
sermon ON salvation" at All Souls church. yes
tefdiy morning. In Which he said that there is |
weakness and q holiness ABOUT much OF our pop
ular religion. What we want to do is something |
get them to live Alright. The first anniversary
OF the dedication OF the Tabernacle was cele-
orated Yesterday, Rev. Dr. Hicks preaching
triuu ions amounted to $500 In the alter |
noon chtldren's jubilee service was held.
Bishop John c. Keener OF New Orleans, preached at
the morning and evening service at the Mount |
Vernon NJ. E. church south Yesterday. Rev. j. |
ye1y or ee North Bap
morning on 60 The Sudden Destruction" .. Rev Dr. |
Paref, rector OF Epiphany church, discoursed clo
dee" ~ H - 0'''0'' '''''''
Moxey, who left her fathers house In South
washington few nights ago with George Drury, |
she was engaged to be married to Drury, but that
she did not write the note TO him published in Sat-
urday's STAR, and that his story that she joined
him On the street on the night OF her elopement in
response to his whis'lng Is untrue. She gave no
Information OF her wherea bouts after she left her
fathers house, but her fre nds state that she was
with her aunt during her absence from home. |
Drury sticks to his story OF the elOpement, and
hi6ited to The STAR reporter to-day the original
TIE STAR.
DEATH OF A FAMOUS CONFEDERATE OFFICER.-l
Col. Harry Gilmor, the distinguished confederate
cavalry officer. whose illness has been announced
In THE STAR. died at his home In Baltimore last
night, aged IS years He was member OF an old
and influential Maryland family, and was we'll
known In this city. He was noted during the war
for his spirit and valOr. He had number OF hair
breadth escapes and was several times wounded.
After the war. In 1866, he published his book emit
tied {" Four Years in the Saddle" In 1874 he was
elected one OF the police commissioners of Baltl-
more city. In which capacity he served until the
early part OF 1879 The last few years he has been
engaged In the insurance business The funeral
will take place from the North Avenue Presbyte-
rian church, Of which Col. Gilmor was member.
PETITION OF CATHARINE DENTZ-Messrs Stilson
and T. +. Miller this morning, in the Criminal
Court, Judge Wylie. presented a petition asking
that the order made in January last remandlng
the case of Catharlne Dentz, convicted In the Po-
lice Court for selling liquor without license, to
that court be rescinded. They based this applica-
ton on the ground that the petitioner had taken
ner appeal before November 2sth last. when the
Court In General Term passed the order under
which the Criminal Court dockets the cases
Cvpo Dorvo