Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-03-16
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The funeral of Mr. Frank s West took nlaee this
morning from his late residence, No. SIS II street
Gmn ehn me Mgpns we're were Messr
gent and c. E Etchberger, OF Columbia TWO
graphical UniOn and Mr. John J. Fuller
Yesterday, In the Circuit Court, for the trial OF
crimes, presided over by Judge Hagner David
LeCount was acquitted on the charge OF LARCENY
from Arthur Flynn
Among the graduates of the woman's Medical
College Of Pennsylvania, at Philadelphia yester-
day, We're Miss Annie E Rice and Miss Jeanette
!. sumner OF this city.
The celebration Of the 10th anniversary of Waugh
church was continued last evening by a meeting
Wheeler. '0''pn H.
A meeting Of workingmen, called by the Tallor's
union, win be held at Abner's hail Monday
night gSs uon,oon,,,,, W. '
us regular monthly meeting Wednesday The
report OF the secretary showed a steady Increase
In the number OF cases treated there having heen
~ the flrst month, December, 70 In January and
Dr. f. Carroll Morgan Will lecture In tho Y NJ
{; a; rooms this evening on 1.-THE throat and its
In consequence OF the indispostion Of Judge
James, the Equity Court was not In session To-
From Joseph shillington we have the Youro
Ladies' Journal for April
REAL ESTATE TRANsFEKs-Deeds In fee have
been filed as follows:-C c. Martin to Mary D.
Tarrisse, sub 135. So. 30; 81 COO Henry Beard To
Jonn w Mccartney. sub. Is, sG. aCs; $500. Cath
Minnie G.. Knight to o. Popp. sub 49, sa sS1:
$500 H. o. Towles TO " W. Burchell, pts. and
bell. PIT. 8, So. 1856; 5. G. II. H. White to Chas.
kraeiner, sub. 81. So 81; $500 C. {. Martin to
L II: Schneider, sub; 1884, "a. 40; $4,000 Frank d.
SoS; 500. James I. Allen TO Samuel Richardson.
Tot =, block ~, north ground Columbia university:
sl,9o Dorcas X: King 10 Metella King, pit lots
and 4, block 2, Mt. Pleasant; $500 j. J. Kn0x.
commissioner, sc. 20 Georgeanra Johnson lots rs
aud l6, Ivy City; 800.
FINED FOR WASTING POTOMAC WArER-Gaorge
RYDER was charged before Judge Smell this morn
Ing with allowing Potomac water to waste in
house, No. iO9 New ersey avenue, OF which he Is
tne owner. Inspector DObbinS testified 10 ind
ing The water-pipes leaking all over the house
which Is tenement a fue OF s. was imposed,
A CONTESTED VILLA caveat to the will OF
Maria Benter has been filed by Louisa Lenoir who
aversthat the testator was not OF soucd and dis
posing mind when making the win, and that its
execution was procured by fraud practisesi by w
L Croker, who Is named In It as executor ann
Mary a. Croker, named res.duary Iegatee or
Dy some other person unknown to the caveator
The caveator. who was Il sister OF the deceased
declares that the deceased left 900 In personal
property part. II not all, or which Is now In the
residence OF ". l. and Mary - Croker.
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RIVER TRADE. -Harbormaster Sutton reports ar
rivals at the river trout as follows: Sclir Julia,
coleman, s5,ot0 feet lumber, Willett & Libbey:
schr Howard &.Ogden. Reed, . cords wood. j o.
carter; Schr. Caroline, Mother shead, 30 cords do
H. l. BiscOe; schr. Mount Vernon. Wood 40 cords
DO, D. u. Carter: schr Lady OF the Lake, Reynolds
~ cords DO, same; Schr. FIVE Sisters, Knight, IS
cords do, same: pungy Shining Light, Thomas,
oD bushels oysters, market; schr VIM. Totten,
Adanls ~ do. do, market; Stmr. Kate Ellis, loco
punches nsh. r. A Golden: scbr. Coast Survey
oaiiey, so do. DO, Win. L. stuart.
fiRST ASSISTANT POSTMASTER GENERAL HAT
TON koBBED.-Ffrst Assistant Postmaster Cen
erat Hatton was robbed while en- route from New
Iork 10 Washington Wednesday night He &C.
eupieo perth In the sleeping car, and, when near
tnis CITY ne reached for his pantaioons In order to
oIess, ne discovered that during his sleep the
YocketS nad been cut and his watch and chain
valued at $50. stolen. The police were notjfje.l
put base SO far failed 10 find the thlef or recover
The stolen property. - -N'''
NAN AND WIFE IN TEE Police CorRr-s younp
man named VIM. p Collie, clerk, residing at No
"a l1th street, was In the dock at the Police Cont
this morning, charged BY his wife, Claudia Collie
With making threats Of personal violence to her
MIS- Collie stated that she has been iil-treated by
ner husband Tor some time, and yesterday he got
drunk and threatened TO throw her out OF the
ytnGGw. She was much affected at seeing her
husband IN the dock, and had to be assisted from
the courtroom. Judge Smell ordered the defend
ant 20 furhlsh 500 bonds to keep the peace for SIX
months or stand committed for that space OF time
Ne was committed In default OF bonds