Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-03-11

story and basement Dwelling n t-t w.,n ,S,6 -,
isth streets northwest ss,s'o l. g. Billings erect
18th and 18TH streets northwest: sS.Sa ID 4 Tur-
ner ere,t three two-sioTy dwellings. L, between "a
ana Nv streets southwest sS,sa Nr. J. e. Norton.
erect frame private stable. 18th strtet eNicndri:
$40 L. ID, Rank. remove frame, al East capitol
street TO lots y and ~, square pi5; $50
Nor SATISFIED WITH rHE PRooF.-Thls morning
jansen the reSufreciloniSt and aTT1e Acker>. jhs
woman he was recently charged with alsiu,ilnS
and acquitted, called az the Police Court the latter
10 procure warrant against one of the jain Officers
o. MCFARLAND. charging him with serious o1euSe
taborllonl. but Assistant District Attorney Thomas
was not satisfied With the proof lTtSyntel ana de-
cuned 10 Issue IL
TRANSFERS OF RIAL EsT.TE-DeciS In fec have
been fled as follows: n II. Iarner trustee To car
Toh thstlute, =, So 45sh; si5eA y. I. Murray 30
hernah liosr, pt ], 81. -; $3.50 John II. Nichols
,Tlstee t9ser.rude :. RiSgies, lot II, block is sun
=. aLeh' pt- Q, sub 50. e4; seo66. F. J. Lppett to
Sorneiia H. sprout, lot 66, sub Sd us: sl3em r. y
5. {. I. Gardner 10 James A. Harrison, lot 20.
3. John Walsh, trustee. to Mary Rarn.it sun
so lao AND t'g p S ana ' 3, IN, 81 iss PTS q and IS
Ieofseto"nt 3 q. t. Harhin Ia r. Y. Austin lots
10 II, 50. ss7; sl6oo Augusta NJ loung 10 4 {.
Campbell 10 Edwin Greer. part lot a and a. "a.
465: 81 900. j. a. 5. Kennedy 10 W shields, part Il
So snh: 8. X Z. PiIkney 10 J. A. : kcunr,iy,
all interest in above lot sasa & r. Beall so Martha
~ Greer, sub l29, So JOS. $500
RANGE OF THE THERNosErER.-The following
W.T. Ine readings at the oice Of the chief signal
S;AivSI to-cAy;a'a NJ, S5 II am, 46s, pm, SIS
n'1A.ii'-il' 3d. minimum. j. }
THE COLUMBIA RAILWAY FLFcTros.-t the an
nudl meeting of the Columbia railway COMPANY
( TINS afternoon, the old board of directors MAS
elected as follows: II. A. Willard, ". H. CIagptt,
A H. Copies, f. q. Davis, IL. X. Willard Thos J.
Fisher and Henry Dickson.
William Cox was fined sos hy JUDGE Sneu today
Tor Keeping an unlicensed bar. and noted an APP
The Courts.
COURT IN GENERAL TERN
Today, James agt Davis; judgment corrected
q. 3 agt Minor argued and submitted t,ortop
asl commissioner OF Patents; on hearing.
CIRCUIT COURr-.y,id0e HagRer
Today, Strong Use or Kirk agL lOtten: motion
Tor hew trial nled. Edmonston a Son agt. Gilbert:
DO; Sropley's Sons agt Everett; default. Rich
agt. Henry; on hearing
CRIMINAL COURr-.r,pf9e WL1fe
To-day, VIM. W. Gould, selling lottery tickets.
plead guilty, and fined 500 ana costs Julius lee
ana Thomas Suits, cnlOred. housabreaking IN the
night; verdict OF guilty. with Recommendation TO
mercy Motion for new trial
The Dynamite Campaign,
DISPATCHES TO MINISTER WEST FROM HOME
The foreign Office has sent dispatches TO MIR L. &
Sackrille West, the British minister at Washing
ton, In regard TO the dynamite outrages In ia
supposed that they are intended as a basis for over
lures With the United States government but no
communication on the subject, either verbal or
written has yet been received by Minister Lowell
The Fitz John Porter Case.
ALLEGED DISCOVERY OF THE DISPATCH BEARER OF
August 10Th. 1Si2
The Boston Herald prints to-day what purports
10 be new evidence damaging 10 Gen. Fiiz John
Porter which II says Senator Logan viii Use In the
Senate tomorrow. Josiah Getchell who lives in
Maine, and who carried important verbal orders
from Gen. Pope 10 Gen Porter on the goth ~
AuguStlo62, Is relied upon 10 furnish this evidence
AdJutant Little, OF Boston, Is reported as saving.
This order WAS vital. and had Porter sent olf n
small party on his front at daylight, he would
MN, ana could have taken position during the
DAY which would have enabled him 10 flank Hood
Porter speaks OF Longstreet being on his flank on
the twenty-ninth, when LongsIr,et did not arrive
until AFTER a m OF the thirtieth Josiah GetcbeIl
was found on his farm, at Brunswick. Me lie
at nrst refused TO talk, but finally. when drawn
out IL was found that his recollection reg lrnl the
second battle OF Bull Run was very faint.
The Hot Springs Vendetta.
WILLIAM FLYNN TRIES TO ONE or THE PRJIrr
BROTHERS.
The famous Flynn-DOran vendetta al the Hot
Springs, Ark, continues. The Prutt brothers were
members of the Doran party who fired upon the
Flynns February 9Th as they drove down the main
street OF Hot springs IN a hack. william FLYNN
was shot through the chest and has not recovered
one OF his brothers was killed and another Wounded
IN the arm. The Doran party was arrested and
the elder Pruitt was held, with Dorsn 10 answer a
charge OF murder. The younger Prutt was dis
charged Flynn was held under bond OF 90 400
His brother was required to give bond Of s. $40
The Doran party was lodged Ia the pententiary In
Hot Springs for safekeeping until the trial Frank
and William Flynn arrived last Thursday and gave
The bond required The younger PrlIift came 10
visit his brother In the penitentiary about IL O'Clock
sunday morning. William Flynn was standing In
front OF the Capitol hotel, the opposite side OF
ane street Pr'iltt stepped out of The hotel door
ana Flynn nred three shots at hun without hitting
MIN. Flynn was arrested
THK MARYLAND LEGIsLATURE.-1n the MARYLAND
senate yesterday an order was adopted granting
the use OF the senate chamber "Wednesday night
70 hear arguments OF counsel for and against inc
Elevated Railroad bill Senator Lane Introduced
bill 10 provide Tor the appointment OF nine suffer-
yiSars of election in Baltimore-three from each
legislative district and each district 10 be ~
opposite political opinion 10 the part y Ia power A
petition was presented from 500 citizens OF Prince
Georges county for the repeal OF local onion A
bill was passed TO provide fer fir,,nrpof y In inc
court house at Rockville. to cost not exceeding
5000 In the house bin WAS introduced making
an appropriation TO refit the state library.
FROM RaoIsa TO TRoTTING.-The Hartford Con-
rant prints that w. c. DAILY, who ruled .nI the
Washington course last fall. is selling all his
steeplechaSers and race horses. The price that
Baron on ZeidlitZ paid for Jim MCGOWAN probably
me best hurdle jumper In America is said to Oe
$500. He would be worth much more II not dis
qualified Meanwhile, Daily is getting together
string OF trotters which he proposes TO handle and
drive this season. lie has recently bought Green
Mountain Boy, by Thomas jefferson, and also taken
ten chances In John Murphy's trotter, Judge Full
lertOn, which is to be- rafffed on for IS chance at
The Holman house next Saturday.
HAaN AND HosNER TO Row.-George IT, Hosmer,
OF Boston, and Alfred liamm. now OF New Bedford
met In Boston yesterday and signed articles 10 row
three mile race for $780, the course, date and ref
cree 20 be decided upon at another meeting 10 he
held on May IL. The articles call for a race not
later lhan June 70 Both uleE deposited sl0G for
felt.
General Graham's advance has been poStponed
ulilll Wednesday Al Is expected that the fight VIII
take place Friday. and that II Osman Dgaa IL de-
1eafed the British Will advance TO Sinkat.
The second branch Of the Baltimore city council
last evening passed the ordinance 20 establish IRE
commission Ia the place or the presU.. Office OF IRE
marshal.
Al great meeting OF socialists fl Geneva yester.
day. Herr klopfen remarked that socialism could
not be stopped; that neither priests nor mobiles