Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-04-03
4 Lead OF Bird Shot i'm q Civ
SHOOTING or ROSIE HAMMOND Ry
CHARLES PFSTDS


CHARIE p PEYTON
Charles PeytCn, cOlured was arrested by the Off
GERS 81 tn" eighth precinct. yesterday for shooting
ii Arjh- cOI':ei woman named Rosie Hammond
ne eif'ihg oacurret. IN The yard OF house No pa
l3h street According 10 the statement OF Pey-
Ia" l;iil the witnesses Of the shooting il was acct
dthttl- Peyfon hatj Just returned from ,,,Iurinp
exp ili" ani began rUllicking In tht. ward wifi
it'-i+ During II II frO.lc the gun Was DISCHARGED
ami ie load az bIr shot entered Rosis ieft hrp -
ni'Nit'tt It serious wound She Wis taken 10 the
Washington I,y Ium hos pral
drr;lii " As Issued from the Police Court this
morning. charging Ieyt0n with assault and bat
I'rt WITH injen' 10 Kill The case was continued
Indefinitely: bonds $50.
Ptti"u states that he had returned home from q
cunning expedition. and after breakfast seeing q
pigeon iii his garden. he threw the gun .iaif cooked
t.c>> ills arm ani started out the door The wO-
II'Ii caught him by the coat tail ana pullrd him
hirh itt lost his 1)Gthnld and the gun went on
iic'h.thta-lF. He picked several shot from The.
,'"u-ii. fastened Tor Decor. ana on returning
nome WltN medicine be WAS then he srares arr
rested by the officer -
CRITICAL CONDITION OF TIE GIRL
VT S'"utehher-. intendent OF the Washington
li' stated l" STAR r. porter to-day that the
""hl'ie'i girl l. la dangerous condition The phv
y !t.G- lii charge at ta.- ASYLUM, rpl SOM ai.-Lt
>h't--\. "a coarse bird Slnt-1ron her brtt,r I,ur
~''.'- 81 tci.i have penetrated SO deep that they
CdnnGj Dr. removed. '
IRE COLONIAL BEACH IMPROVEMENT COMPANY
tte m cN irslon Yesterday 10 their on the
ip~.t r",oiitc, which was greatly enjoyed by all
Lt''1ii'lhla. Among the invited guests were
t-iiN Pf',hinent citizens vi Washington. includ-
49, .-.-'A lt.l.ii- .;'si}esS inril. al! OF whom
-ir'S prS'Ti with Ii" place and rs future prOs-
i"t'H- IN" j-~iSu oil the company il 10 make Its
property I Desirable watering pace for Washing
t'it iIit i,pJ ireEt cities From the natural al
Fth' es OF tn ste ana The character OF those en-
'-'' IA III enterprise there Is every reason to be-
he'e MAT this expectation viii ne realized.
1I'E CoSGRFG,TIoN4L CETRCH.-At the animal
NJ o tti, tlr, congregational Church society
~, ''r.hhS the attendance was large. Dr. Charles
i''-'ii-''F aI.i James Il. Johnson wer. elected
trl~tt"- 20 Eli t;l- regularly recurring vacancies
! - inner vas elected secretary. 1t was voted
- "rs-;. cushion. ard thoroughly refit and renew
IN, ~ .ii"rIm- The trustees were. Instructed no,
TO T., Tie church for general PURPOSES
Why Mr. P.TTES GAVE Ur HIS SENATE Con-
re 'aEkk~ iIIr--The New York S,tn of yester-
da> >tat.S tha, Mrs. Nis "rine Patten is seeking
zen charging HIN with such cruelty thar ii became
unsafe f1f her 10 live with him iir Patten denies
htf charge OF cruelty. and saws that She ha, ne
lfhl\ %"inl"i'i hiiii. by her outrageous conduct
aud Violent actions aad language 10 leave. ms
nome Her annoy anccs cost hin the loss OF two
EUHi situations, ana later. vi hen he was eInployed
by senator 'oiking III Washington rs clerk 10 the
senate committee ON the revision Gf laws her con.
dus Vas ~ annoy inS and outrageous that he was
s.Gtih coi!piltfi 10 give up his place Justice
1ruix. "f the New YORK superior court. where the
cas-. i t" he tried denied the preliminary motion
oi MIS- fa''en tort klnony ami counsel fee.
MARRIAGE LICESsEs-Marriage licenses have
red
n trn-t of jackson. Mich. and Lulu F. Herbert:
John t. avery and susan E. Vaughan: W. H. Jack,
so; and Hairy l. Lee. 'io>eph \. Marshall or Rati-
more. Md. and Mary f. Cross Of Charleston "
Va; this. III. Joy AMI Mary f. Tibbs: Terry
feNE9.de and Sarah HarrOd; Joseph TayiOr and
SG>'H Iritoll; julius Gordon and GeOrgiana Daw-
nuii mos H. tofiipn. OF Alexandria, Va and Mary
r. " tahlhgton; Jaines l. Denning and Mary &
Saith. 49,
bJRDETTEs MISUNDERSTANDING the in
t"iit'i'S oi lil- weather a lafg" audience was
lI'r'ii. iasi e'eanS al The congregational church
10 near Mr. H. j. hurdettc. III The Burlington
H''ebe.s lecture On "the Pilgrimage of the Funnv
NAN; me t,ttufr was Very bright and peals Of
dttte was ittr~hited 10y Assistant Postrnaster
General Hatton. "''s
HIGHWAY RoBBERY.-Walrer Bland and Wa,ter
hs coiored, Were put on trial In the Police, Corr
1bi. morning charged with highway robbery El.
lis Was also charged with assault James Uint,ns
c0iorrd. testified that yesterday mOrpinD FIJI:
struck him AHA Knocked him down. and i,iand tnnl
us t:a,n watch and chan worth $a.5 from his
Ne>t PACKET lie afterwards wanted 10 return the
watch saving that he drunk Band vas held
-: ine grand jury: bonds $500. Ellis was dis
charged Is Ia the robbery, but held TO answer m
the charge OF assault. ~
HELD on 4 CHARGE OF STEALING . HoRsr Avn
tAKRi.GE-In the Police Court to-day sidney
smith. Cuiorcd. was charged with Stealing a hOrSt,
and carriage. belonging 10 Mr. IarneS ~ sSn,an .
CONTRACTOR " no test ed that last Monday niphf ne
.tfI hi, horse standing In front OF q store on North
iaptol street. near the corner Of l. street The
IT, sun tbi 81 ~ WIS possession of
bctf Dtliy- The officer testified that he arrested
sidney. Who was IN the carriage with another man
who escaped Smith stated that the other man
topA the horse and he got In with him. The case
was sent To the grand jury-bonds 1910.
INDUSTRIAL SCHOOLS. An association has re-
cchtiF p'.h Organized Tor the purpose OF conduct
Ing an Industrial school, especially devoted to the
Interests III the INDECENT The ultimate purpose is
10 teach >elfiepcndence Ia those who have been in
the habit Of depending upon public charity for srs
,enlhce The result OF The organization is that
w" schools have been opened one in the Miner
school building. corner 18th and streets and one
\ street. the school board having temporarily
granted the Use of a room III each building The
niiSes OF ths association are the following: Mrs
b. n. Bruce, president; Mrs S. A. Martin vice Dresi
dent; Miss Brlggs. corresponding secretary: Mrs
Otey. recording secretary, and Mrs. j. f. Cook
Treasurer.