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

any ended this aftenooa. - Tie stxikors began %
apply FOR WORK. A little before two O'Clock thsrs
was . regular stampede OF the strikers for the
ONCE. ana the cars were run out % fast a the
men were employed.
A number OF the strikers led on by signing q
paper Withdrawing from the union. Mr. Thomp-
SON. president OF the company. and Mr.. Emmert,
su 9!, put each applicant through .
not to engage in further strikes Some OF the men
recognized BY them as leaders In the strike were
Mr.. Thompson told the applicants that he would
give them 81 day for sixteen or seventeen hours
work. the same as the men receive on the Avenue
line. To STAR reporter he said he preferred
putting on his old men, though he had
new applications enough to man every road In the
city. Many OF the old men had large families and
no means to sustain them. He deeply regretted
the strike, and had endeavored 70 persuade
them not to engage 10 II. promising them that
fheir demand. however, was peremptory. not
only for an Increase or wages but for such a
schedule as would dictate to the company how
One OF the strikers who went back told STAR
reporter that the company had granted the men
said the lack Of nerve the part OF the Washing
ton and Georgetown men had forced the Metropol-
Quite large number OF strikers were still out
TINS afternoon, and the men at work feared
trouble as II an attempt was made to run the cars
The Columbia Road.
ONE CAR oUT-THB srRIKRRs REFUSE 10 GO 10
WORK AT fRR OLD RATES
There had been no cars on the Columbia street
railway up to one O'Clock to-day, when the nrst
car started out from the stables at the northeast
portion OF the city with q fresh driver, accom-
panied BY q couple of the stable men. The
line OF the track and hoosed derisive remarks to
the new driver, and there were number OF stones
placed on the tracks TO surprise the passengers
drivers appeared Inclined to assault the driver
President Willard went out to the stables this
co ILn.ng, wnere there were most OF the drivers
stance about what was written in his reply yes
terday to Mr.. johnson, the representative OF the
no hostile feelings to them, and would receive
them back. or any who were willing TO return TO
that h e 'e rSse 81 n s Se ns p
oners were made to return. The members OF the
company state that they will have new full force
az at work oy tonight and would not probably run
The Belt Line.
NEARLY ALL THE CARS RUNNING WITH NEW DRIVERS
On the Belt Line to-day there were ten OF the
blue cars 9th and Water streets) running and
sixteen out OF the eighteen on the North ana
utf streets and Virginia and Maryland avenues
line were being run. There are but four regular
thirty running this evening The men are all new
drivers, excepting two OF the old hands who did
not join the others
The Crane Obsequies.
The following have been selected pail bearers for
the funeral OF Surgeon General Crane: Secretary
Lincoln Lincoln, Gen. Sherman. Admiral Rodgers.
Rochester, Rucker. Drum, Baird, Benet,
Hunter: Hola6ird Wright. Perry: Commodore FIJI
and Mr. Charles Knapp.
THE PRESIDENT arrived at the White House
about O'Clock to-day. Secretaries Folger and
Lincoln, Representatives Cannon, Illinois; Ding
ley, Maine, and Bingham, Pennsylvania, called
upon him this afternoon.
THE JAPANESE CHARGE D'AFFAREs-Mr Tel.
asthma, the Japanese minister In Washington,
having been granted leave Of absence to return to
his country, Mr.. Naito RuiJro. the secretary OF
State Frellnghuysen as charge d'aftalres. ''' "a
ADMIRAL RODGERS and Chief Engineer Loring
called upon the President this afternoon. The lat
ter officer expects to be made chief OF the bureau
OF steam engineering of the Navy department.
ASSIGNED TO DUTY.-The civilians who recently
passed the examination for second ueutenancies
In the army have been assigned to duty as follows:
VIM e. Johnston, 18th infantry; r.. B. Paddock;
asorfe istn Pe Srch nan S
B. W. Atkinson, 9Th infantry; 2. s. Bingham, 9TH
infantry; j. L. Lehan, 4th infantry; r. NJ Batch
sedgwlck Rice, ssd infantry; and J.H DuVaI, isth
infantry.
MARRIAGE LICENsEs-Marriage licenses have
been issued by the clerk OF the court to Josiah
Elliott, of Annapolis, and Henrietta Sisco: Matthew
woodward and Salle II. Hopkins; John w. WAL
Itch and Emma Waters; James Miller and Eliza
beth Lawson; w. T. O'Brien and Catherine Big
nell; Joseph S. Washington and Martha Il. Viii
iams; Thos- J. Nash and Bette c. PIerman. OF
Richmond; John l. Sweeney and Ruth v. swee-
ney: Peter Paret and Francis NJ Whftemore; A. j.
Tolman, or Boston, and Annie R Marsh; Andrew
Hammer, of Rockingham county, Va, ana Emma
E Sanford; w A. McAdam, Of Mount Pleasant.
Iowa, and NJ Isabel senter: Andrew j. Jones, OF
Philadelphia, and Ada A: Bozeman. Of Troy, NY;
Benjamin d. Cramer, OF Jefferson county, West
Va, and Kittie B. Speer, OF Cincinnati, Ohio Pey-
ton Sayles and Lucy Wallace; W. II. Gordon and
Lizzie W. Lemon, both OF Elizabeth City county,
Losr MoNEr REsroKEn-A man named David
Fleetwood yesterday reported that he had lost a
81, 600 blu OF exchange and $50 In money the pre-
vious day at q lodging house. on 1st street, near
the house OF Mrs. Domain, No. 1l6 LIST street. this
morning and Mrs. Domain, before anything was
said by the detectives, satd she knew what they
showed an advertisement that she put In THE STAR
about finding the money in her house. The old
Ii oney under his pillow when he retired and forgot
ali about it when he left
RANGE OF THE THERMoNRrER-The following
were the readings at the oice OF the chief signal
omcer to-day: Ia. m, 40 8; II a. m, 67.S; p. m,
7aS. Maximum. 745; minimum, al
The Courts.
COURT IN GENERAL TERN.
Monday, IN re Stephen ID. Tucker: Improvement
in printing machines patent appeal. passed to the
foot OF the calendar. In re A. w. Brenkerhon;
improvement in treating and curing hemorrhoids,
patent appeal passed to the foot OF the calendar
Runstettler ct al vs.. Atkinson ct al supplement
tai bill dismissed and decree OF special term OF
October 8, 1888, again affirmed. Hart VS.. Gorham
ct al =; motion to dismiss appeal entered.
Yesterday, Lemont agt W. and G. T. r. Co.; on
hearing
To-day, Janray agt Gutman; motion to dismiss |
q. s. ex rel. Marsh agL Teller. Secretary OF In
terror; demurrer filed. q. S. eX rel Warden agt |
hearing. |
EQUITY COURT-Jadge James
Monday, United States agt Snea; appearance OF |
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