Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-06-16

OH6ASIZfNG The GRAND AND PETIT
This morning the June term OF the Criminal
Court was convened by Judge Wylie. The grand
Jurors were called and Messrs. Alfred C. Newman.
W. N. Ashley and Charles HI. Woodward were re-
turned not found and MeSsrs. T. r. Talbot Jas
Il Ryan, w. Hinke and George E EInmons were
excused. leaving seven vacancies. Walter ii.
Wills. Daniel Mclaughlin, Ryder Henry. Christie
pher Dickson, Washington Allen, Samuel Morris
and l. w: Thor nton were summoned to MI these
making the jury complete Mr.. Robert BeaIi was
selected as foreman and they were sworn.
THE COURT CHANGED THE GRAND JURY
as 70 their duties In calling attention 10 the law
against dueling he said happily the civilization Of
the age had done away with that crime He adj
monished the jury TO be careful in finding tndict-
menrs, and II the evidence OF the government left
doubt on their minds IL would be best not TO pre-
sent a case Especially should there be care tn
Ing.
The district attorney stated that the last grand
1ury lad Cleared up the work pretty well. and sug
geSted an adjournment for week.
The court said that this would be a short term
and thai In July he would take recess TIL Octo-
Der The grand jury was adjourned to Monday
TIRE PETIT JURORS
were called and John W. Carr, d. J. McCarty Rob-
ert johnson, B. L kuyser, j. ". p. Myers Frank
Latham, G.. G. Boteler, John d. Smoot Alexander
Milne. Walter Jackson failed to answer Messrs
Thomas Kirby. Enos Ray. S T. G. norsell. Frank
h Ward and Edward wayson Were excused John
W. HAYES, Z b. Taylor. W. ii. Hoover. j. b. Bur-
gess j. NJ Sanderson, John +. Hilton c. W.
Thomas were summoned TO MI vacancies leaving
eight more vacancies TO I'LL by tomorrow morning
A DIVORCE SUIT DIsMIssED-To-day. In the
Equity Court, Judge Cox ordered the bill dismissed
In the case OF Pierce Mcdonald agt. Mary A. Nc
donald This was a bin FOR divorce, the parties
having married June 9th. 1879. Defendant was
charged with adultery, and the husband has not
Hved WITH her since July, 1ss2 She f1led en- answer
ana a cross o;n. DENYING ,he charges against her.
and charged her husband with adultery and eyt,
dence was given sustaining the cross bill
a NEW aLxEY WaY--At the request OF Miss
Ober, manager OF the Boston Ideals, Mr.. Ward OF
the Alderney dairy. forwarded from this city 70
gallons Of milk and 10 gallons OF cream via steamer
Celtic 70 be used by the Ideals and part OF which
was 10 be taken 20 the Grand hotel London Eng
and: The steamer sailed June 5th from New
YORK The following cablegram will explain the
result. this being the first milk and cream that ever
crossed the Atlantic:
LONDON. ENGLAND, 9:35 q m. June a.
Frank Ward. Washington. d. C.:
MILK and cream sweet and delicious as when
started All hands wei. and delighted with success
fui experiment. Mss Ober, Marie stone, MeDon-
aid, Forester. Hubbard, Hale Hunter Chiids Hall
with Boston ideais.)
The STEAMER STE IN RouGH WEArrER-The
steamer Sue, Capt W. 4. GeOghegan experfenc,-d
rough weather Friday night on her trip from BATH
more 10 thts city. When nearly to Point Lookout
one OF her wheels struck drifting log and was 30
damaged that ON reaching the wharf at Cornfeld
hareor IL nad 10 De taken 10 pieces The freight
for Alexandria and this city was landed az Co
BRUINS wharf for the ArrowSmith 10 brtno, I'M and
Inc S1c fctufncu arriving tler,.
night in safety.
"ADRIESNg. The ACTRESS. This play was We'll
rendered on Friday night last at the National Tor
the bene1t OF the Confederate Soldiers Home vii
m unexceptionally beautiful stage setting "Adri-
enne' Is "A double-star tragedy, and the leading
ladies Miss Geraldine Grey ard Miss Wheeler
received general and weli-deSeryed praise but some
OF the company have been over-coinmended v hiia
others have received scani justice. Mr.. Erdnau
was excellent as Maurice, was Mr.. MahOney as
the Prince. The former has fine stage presence
and sympathetic voice. and In the tender scenes
was warmly applauded: and while a little cold In
the beginning or the death act he was excellent ia
the ciosing tabieaux. This part as rendered was
very difficult. ana the friends OF the two novice,
watched II with no little anxiety, but were very
We'll satisfied. Mr.. Murdoch was good as usual:
Miss Hodkinson played very prett1ly, and Messrs.
y c. Elliott and John PaimoDt and Master George
Mills were excellent in their respective roles.
TIE GARFIELD HOSPITALITY reference TO the
advertised special notices 10 VIII be seen that the
GARFIELD Memorial Hospital viii open for the adj
mission OF patients next Wednesday. The adver-
usement states how application should be made.
HARDWARE, CUTLERY AND Tools At AUCTION
Mr.. bowling will sell tomorrow ut 10 O'Clock
within his auction rooms, line assortment " these
goods