Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-09-25
Heavy Suit Axains, a Railroad.

HfTY THOUSAND DOLLARS DAMAGES CLAIMED.
.Mr. l. Kent has, for Frank Springman. by his
next friend, James W. Sprngman, entered suit
against the Baltimore and Potomac railroad COM
p3ny for $4,000 damages for INJURIES received by
an engine running over him on July 18th last on
stu street, crushing both feet, rendering him Sick
-.
MARRIED To-DsY.-Nr. Silas Boyce was quietly
married this morning at 1890 O'clock at 1879 Cor
cor street, 20 Mrs :. Nj. Emerson, or CHI go,
hy Rev. d.. Faunce ~ the E-strcet pt!st ci.urch
tn" bride wore suit OF myrtle green velvet and
satin rhadame; ornaments. pearls and natural
flowers. They started at noon Tor a short trip
north, and VIII 20 10 housekeeping at 1909 CorcO-
ran street upon their return.
HORSES WHICH SHOULD HAVE BEEN ~ THE PRO-
GRsM-ln max ~ up the program for the TALL
meeting of the National jockey club three horses
Oh r. Lorillard'S stable entered for the Capital
stakes were accidentally omitted. They are: :
Huron. b. c. by saxon. dam vandalite; Loo. b. C.
By Duke OF Magenta dam The Squaw and Mani
tooa, b. C. by Giealyon, dam Marie Michon.
An EAGLE SHor.-Mr Frlncfs Miller. assistant
corporal on attorney, brought to town this morn
Ing a magnificent specimen OF the American
eagle. which was shot yesterday by Mr.. Alvin
Brooke and Henry Miller, near Sandy Spring
Montgomery county, Maryland. Its wings meas
ured, from Zip 10 tip, six feet and nine inches IL
hands OF the taxiderm'St Ii IS very rare that an
eagle Is seen ia that thIckiy5ettled section, espe
C.aIly one or so large size.
DISTRESSING CASE.-George Ii ach, the young
Eian who was so dreadfully injured by being
whitfield about a large balance wheel In the Treas
Cry bureau OF engraving and printing last Thurs
day and had his arms broken and one of them
pulled from the socket, is reported this morning
he Is being treated, but is in q very b sd condition
yet, am his widowed mother Is nearly distract II
S SoouI Him as he Is her only support and "a good
Doy, gIsin5 her every cent OF his wages Tor the
support OF herself and rve otter children beside
hlin9en. Her neiShbors and friends now help
lnS her al they can during her severe trial She
lives at $50 Maryland avenue southwest
ACTIONS IN BECTMEST.-Moses c. Green. nv
Campbell Darlington AID Irving Williamson TO-
9sy Instituted actions n e1cctment against Samuel
recover parts OF lot 81, square 53i, with mense
profits from March 18Th, 1858.
RIVER TRADg-uarborInastcr Sutton REPORTS
arrivals and departures or river craft as follows
SCUM "ashlngton-Arrived: Schr. Howard Dale
Phillips, 40 tons coal, Stephenson Bros : schr
NJ. WEIGH, Birch, 40 tons coal, j. NJ Wheatey:
schr. Joseph Belmora, Bureh. 4i4 tons coal, G. l.
phenson Bros. barge Kate Moore, Moore, 2Oi tons
coal, Stephenson Bros. barge Edwin KroIZa 26,
Tons coal, Johnson Bros; schr. Annie Gibson
nelly, go bushels oysters for Market sloop Wave
Morgan. 200 bushels oysters, market: schr Fanny
henp, MOTIFS $40 bushels oysters, market; schr
olive Leaf, Posey, $50 bushels oysters market
schr virginia Lee, Smith, $50 bushels oysters
market; pungy. Charlie, Culllson. $50 bushels. do
do; schr. Bob sutton. SImuns 300 bushels ovSters
do, do; schr. Mile. Fisher, 100 bushels. do do
schr Northern Light, Harden. 100 bushels do do
sen Z q strong Dngley $50 bushels, do, same
cords for various dealers; schr. Little Ella. Blank
$50 bushels oysters.
THE GREAT TURKISH SALK-Nr Bowling Wi,
begin Tomorrow morning at IL O'Clock, at his auc
tion rooms, the sale OF Turkish carpets and rugs
and II can safely be said that it is superior TO AM
collection ever brought TO this city PARTIES mr.
ting up for the winter season should avail them
selves OF this opportunity To secure elegant goods
VINES AND LIQUORS AT AUCrIoN.-Hotel keepers
oeaisrs. restaurant keepers and private buyer
ehoiiid attend the asslgnees' sale tomorrow q
Richard II. ". Reeds, 1916 street, when all tn
wines and liquors and fixtures VIII be sold
PROF. AND MS l. f. c. CoLLIERR's day schot
reopens September 26
Fault OF THE LOON, yard WIDE bleached cottor