Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-08-20

THE CASES AGAINST NJ. F. EIsEMAN-In the eases,
stern Bro & Falk. Benjamin A Co and the Rosen-
clothier under otd Fellows han, in which the
wrttS or attachment were on the 14th, Quashed
and an appeal taken, additional af1idAvits have
been filed TO the effect that Sween Mcdonald, on
whose afidavit as TO the removal OF goods the
attachment was issued, had admitted that he made
the affidavit TO make money. These are by the
clerks and employees OF Mr.. Ei.eman. and the most
important is that OF Lewis Neumeyer. He states
that In July last on leaving the store. he was ac-
cOsed by Mr. n. H. Miller, who walked up eth street
with him. and asked II he could give any informal
ton about Mr. Eiseman's affairs, and he replied
that he could not: that they went to G
pile Of lumber, and Mr. Miller continued
TO lnterrOgate him as to Ehemans bank account
and what disposition he made OF his goods,
and told MI Neuneyer that he would make il an
object If he (Neumeyer) would give him the de-
sired Information He answered that he knew
OF no service In Mr. Millers obtaining any 1nfOrma-
ton Mr.. Miller then. before leaving. exacted a
promise from Neumeyer 10 call at the formers
residence. few days afterward he sent word to
Mr.. Miller that he had no opportunity or time TO
call About the 4tb instant, having previously
had some professional business with Mr.. Miller. he
called at the latters residence about it. accompa-
nied by Mr. Jacob Oppenheim. aud met Mr. Miller,
who conducted them to his room and they only
were present. MI Miller opened the conversation
and said that he desired information To Mr. E!s-
ema n, affairs He said: IL have made you good
Offers Will do for you what promised. lean
put you IN business and give you,' turning to Mr.
OppenheiIn, "a third interest, Lew" referring TO
the afliant, "iou know me Of Old l have always
done the right thing by you-acted honorable and
square 10 you My reputation has been established
for the last twenty years. and can you that
4 am On the road now 10 MAKE IL hot for Mr. Else
man have already some affdaTits II you two
gentlemen Will help lac To feel my way your
names shall not be expeseJ." MIR. Neurneyer saws
that he again informed Nj. Miller tina, he could
give him no information and be OF NO service to
him- lie positively denies the truth OF the state.
ment In the affidavit OF Meyer j. Rosenberg that in
any conversation with Mr.. Miller he stated that ne
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he had not deposited money in bank for three
months; that he had Invested his money in bonds:
tnat ne mao packed some OF his better goods away
In the city; that he had shipped goods to Baltimore
or that he had given consider BILE money to his
father-in-law Neither did he ever say to Mr. MIL
Ter that he was willing TO testify to these facts and
that he ought TO be well paid for his TESTIMONY but
states that Mr.. Miller repea teddy promised him that
II he would make afrdavit TO facts OF this nature
he would be well reimbursed, but he declared that
he had no knowledge OF such facts upon which TO
base IL.
BASE BALL-The Nationals beat the Whining
tons in this city yesterday BY score OF TO in
brilliant game Games in other cities yesterday
resulted as follows: AT Observation-Disclosures 4;
Detrolt.2 Al observation-disclosures hicagO,3 AT Bati-
mOre-BatiInore. s.; Virginia, ]. At YORK, Patron
sides. Is; York. At New York-Burfalo, 1: New
York York AZ cncinnali-Chicago Unions. 8; Gin
Brooklyn, !. Al Newark, n. J.-Allentown 3: Do
mestic. 4. At apois-Coumbus, :; Indian
apos. 5. AT misunderstanding 6; St Louis, l.
The RIVAL CADET CoRPs.-Cupt. G. F. Hammer
OF the Union Veteran Cadets who were defeated In
the competitive drill at the letter carriers enter
talninent last Monday, has issued challenge to
the National Rifles Cadets TO drill any day this
week, with the same men and the same money for
$50 the National Rifles Cadets not TO put uD any
money, and the public TO be admitted free or
charge Capt. Hammer says In his challenge that
In case his command wins they will challenge the
National Rifles 10 drill for purse OF $3.50 to $500
He claims that in the drtll on Monday the Cnton
Veteran Cadets labored under special disadvanl-
ages
OPP FOR LONG BRANCH To-NoRRow-A number q,
active and honorary members OF the Washington
Light Infantry corps will leave here tomorrow
morning 10 join the corps at Long Branch. Lieut..
f. II. Neumeyer to-day issued an order
announcing that the train will leave the
! b. and r. depot at $40 a m. The company
will assemble at the armory, fully armed and
equipped, at S:O a m. White cnats and oyercOatS
must be delivered at the armory this evening.
"Honorary members and friends who desire TO ar
ticipate are requested 10 be at the armory No Az
eth street northwest, not later than O'Clock TO
morrow morning. Tickets at a reduced rate and
full Information can be procured at corner 18th and
g streets. or OF Mr. Parke at the depot, or at the
aTmoTy this evening""