Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-01-21
The Alderney Dairy Case.

INC A10eIney D01Hy Case
TIE NOTION FOR RRARGUNENr ovRRRuIKD-NR
WARD SAYS IT VIRTUALLY ANNIHILArKs HIS
DAIRY.
In the Court In General Term this morning. in the
case OF Walter ct al against F. z. ward-the Alder
ney dairy Injunction case-the motion OF defendant
lor q reargument before fun bench was refused.
Judge Cox delivering the opinion OF the court The
decree passed october 29th enoined defendant from
sounding his gongs or bells making other noises
50 as TO disturb interrupt the sleep OF his neigh
DOTS or TO manufacture milk into other products Or
store them so that offensive odors should arise. and
from keeping his horses on the PREMISES the decree
togo into effect on March lst
Inc motion was made by Mr.. R R Perry for
Tenear1ng because no opinion was pronounced by
the court as to the law In the case, and because
Judge Hagner was disqualified
Jaage Cox IN pTonouncing the opinion, said that
Judge Hagner had not participated In the consider
atlon OF the subject. and as the plaintiff had con-
ceded the correctness Of the law there was no law
70 discuss The subject was one involving matter
OF fact, but Of great public interest but not such
one as 10 require the stoppage OF other courts to
OBTAIN fun bench. As for Judge Hasner's action
ne tnought IT was perfectly competent: he merely
heard the cause on bin, answer and aflidayts, and
certified the cause.
MI Mr. Ward, when asked by STAR reporter what
would De the next step in the case. said: .'There
VIII be no further STEP The action OF the court TO-
gay Virtually annihilates the Alderney dairy 1t
pletely disguised with this kind OF Justice II NAV
be just, but 1t differs from my views of common
sense. But perhaps haven't common seuse."
SHOES AND CLOTHING FOR Poor CHlLpRRN.-The
poard OF government OF the Young Catholics
FRIEND society at special meeting last evening
appropriated s16O for the purchase OF shoes and
clothing for poor children attending the paroch HAL
SIocs Inns III Is approPra,on was made from the
opera house on the 18th instant.
DISCUSSING THE JURY QUEsrIoN--On Saturday
an the justices OF the Supreme Court OF the District
nad consultation on the bill presented to Con-
gress providing for the selection OF jurors &c ana
UlScuSSc0 the subject at huftt
clusons have not been made public
Alexandria Affair.".
Reported for THE EVENING STAR
THE ARLINGTON TAx-The county sunerv,sors
met this afternoon at the old court house on Col
umOuS street. and agreed to the proposition of Cen
Lee to pay S. 500 in full for the district and county
taxes que on the Arlington estate The amount
thus received Will be apportloned: 81 sid to the
county fund and 1890 to the school fund. The
whole tax arrears claimed from the Arlington es
tate was about S, 400, and this compromise is
thought to be an excellent one for the county.
~, DEATH OF DR. LEwIs-Dr. Magus NJ. Lewis died at
on Saturday night, after an illness OF several
monthS. pr L. enjoyed wide circle OF acquaint-
nee, ana large esteem He lled positionln AL
IN the late war, he has since that time occupied
mere the same position that DR. Craik Washington q
occupied In this place at the close OF the
NO IkANSFER-The trustees OF the Alexandria
orphan asylum have determined that 1t is 1nexpe-
aSyum
property at the corner OF Wolfe and Pitt streets and
that the property be continued In the possession of
tn tne teae IAN nmsry at rent merely sucent
Sent BAcK.-The movement for the removal OF
Judge Sangster from the bench of Alexandra
county has been brought to a pause. because the
paper sent to the legislature did not formulate
charges with any distinctness, and the naner
against MIN has been sent back to be put In proper
shape HIS opponents have employed ex-State,s
Al Attorney s G. Brent to draw a document that can
De USED IN the general assembly against him
POLICE REPoRT.-The only prisoners at the sta
tlOn-hOuSe this morning were Matthew Williams
ana FRED Ford, arrested by Officers Bettice and
travis, charged with dlSOrderly conduct Mayor
Beckham has resumed his seat in the MAYORS
court. y,
REPORTERS NOTES.-The alarm OF fire last night
the Friendship engine house.-There is again eX-
celent skating on the canal-k collection in aid
OF the poor was taken up at ST. Marys church yes
dressed the Reform Club at its meeting Yesterday
aftern0On.-The meeting Of the Alexandria Shin
YARD company called at II O'Clock to day was post
court held another session to-day devoted to civil
business.
What Modest New Jersey Ladies Think.
From the Sorerville On. j. Journal.
Evening dresses are necked Modest ladies
think they should be tOed.
A Home Estimate of a Much.Abused
Nan.
From the Fort Worth Gazette
Tom Ochiltree confesSes no 'sgodn on earth as
lngersoll finds none tn heaven. And IL is no won-
DER. Toms intimacy with heroes and statesmen OF
his time and generation d1vpsts them or that gram
deur and glamour through which. In our modest
eyes, they become as giants born OF the swelling
mlstS OF the Hartz mountains. Tom sees ali these
eeet lace na 60 lace IN fact 1t was this
Toms 1mperturbable, glowing fntiness