Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-08-30
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To-day. Jacob T. Reghenaur's estate: order ap-
pointing H. j. Schulteis, ST., collector; bond sl4 0O0
VIII ana eodicil OF George Juenemann filed, with
petition OF widow. Estate Of Daniel Bell; petition
OF Caroline Green for order requiring admins
traitor C L TO give additional bond and citation
Suea. Estate OF John T Corrigan; Jennie Corr,
guardian bond 5000 Estate OF Anna C. Whiting;
ORDER making allowance for running store. Estate
guardian; bond s., 900 Estate OF johanna smith;
assent OF P. H. Smith TO probate Of will Estate
!gs ep w Mas1ey order Of publication Estate JAS
TO s I: Drury; executors bond 81. 400 Estate JAS
Rlddck: petition for probate OF Will filed Estate
May T. nonnelly; Will admitted TO probate Estate
Deha r. Donnelly; same ordered
SUFrossD TO BE wAsHrNGToNIAN.-An unknown
man, supposed 10 be tramp, aged about CO. was
Killed ny No. express, eaSt-bound at Black Oak
Just below Keyser, on the Baltimore and Ohio rail-
NO. g. express in front OF the engine OF No. l. and
was not seen by the train men until struck From
papers found on him IL is thought that he was from
thls but no vericaton OF this sUppoStion had
been obtained this afternoon.
BoYcoTTING AN ARcBIrRcr.-A few days ago Mr.
george Emmert, Jr, architect advertised for foar-
neymen carpenters TO work for 3 so day. Follow
ing this advertisement number OF union carpen-
tiers called upon Mr.. Emmert and threatened 10
boycott him for "empiOying firSt-claSs mechanics
at starvation prices" Mt. Emmert stated 10 a
STAR reporter to-day that the advertising was done
not for himself but for one Of his clients He said
ne had never employed tourneymen carpenters
n
inserted the advertisement would not, he said paw
more than was offered and. as he MT Emrnertl
mad charge or the work he could not do otherwise
than he was directed TO do, but at the same time
he told the owner that he was opposed 10 employ
ing cheap labor, as a good carpenter was worth al
least s. day, and good ones could not be obtained
Tor less 81 am not frightened 10y their threats,
remarked Mr.. Emmert, 'nor do feel that have
any occasion to apologize, but desire TO have the
facts known SO as to prevent criticisms not founded
On the TRUTH
THE WoRKMAN's NATIONAL BLAINE AND LOGAN
CLUB will hold rally at Odeon hall, corner OF AZ
street and Pennsylvania avenue. this evening al /
O'CLOCK. speeches will be made by Hon. Green b.
Raum. Capt. ThoS III. Mckee, August Donath and
others Singing viii be INDUCED in by the gles
club.
A Boy FINED FOR LARcENY.-George Gray. a
white boy, nineteen years old, has been employed
by Mr.. Lewis Heuth, cigar-boX manufacturer, as 0
driver and collector. on several occasions, it Is
alleged, he collected money and failed TO make
turns Tor 1t, and Mr. Heuth had him arrested for the
alleged theft In the Police Court this morning
Gray was charged, in three cases, with petit lar
ceny. Mr.. Thomas stated that the charges could
defendants youth and the small amounts alleged he
made them petit larceny. Mr.. Heuth testined that
on the lat OF this month he sent Gray out with
the wagon and several bills, amongst them one
against Mr.. Peter May for IS. 81 and one against
MIR. Fred Brandenburg for S3s7. and he failed to
make any return for either. When asked about II
he said he lost the money collected from May
MeSsrS. May and Brandenburg testified that they
each paid the defendant and he receipted the bills
The defendant testified that he lost the money
which he collected from May. and that he turned
In the money which he collected from Brandenburg
He was fined $50 or sixty days In each case He
was charged in third case with stealing $500 from
Mr.. George Schleuth, and the case was dismissed.
ct al the mechanics lien has been released on ming
bond.