Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-07-01
by Mr.. Willoughby, but as she did not know
Miss Bartlett prior to January, 1892 she was


reply to questions by Mr.. Perry, she stated that
Miss Bartlett had one OF the best regulations in
the schools af teacher. She knew Of nothing
conduct of the schools that was unfair.
Miss Annie E. Blackiston was called, but did
little rs to her services in the schools. Wy
Mr.. Goodwin Y. Alice, clerk to the school
board committee on accounts, was examined
as as 70 the method OF making up and certifying
It was agreed, to save time, that the facts
should be considered as proved that Miss s. F.
bartlett drew pay for January, February and
March, 1882, and that Mr. Lovejoy approved
the certificates to the pay rolls.
within the last few months substitutes names
had been placed on the pay rolls. This had
aSne t ~ direction 9ni Of Nest
ooviate the very difficulties such as they were
now investigating.
after ALL" said Mr.. Wiiioushby, sin agitating
Ibid you agitate these matters three months
you did,
lido II do not say that we did," said Mr.. VII
"Qh, you don't say so.n" said Mr. Perry.
:, Mr. West said he had a letter which he de-
slred 10 offer in testimony, and handed the
MIR. Perry said he would like to know in what
capacity Mr.. West offered testimony. "Are
yoH95, ne asked, ,.of counsel in interest,"
structed to make case"
TO make a case" said Mr. Perry
~, 10 investigate and make q case" said Mr.
West. II am not obliged to state my reasons.
fo o., have the privilege of objecting."
here a. don't admit your right to file anything
mere az an, SAID Mr. Perry.
Mr.. Willoughly said that to end the contro-
Versy ne would offer the letter in testimony.
M MI Perry protested against a person whose
to take such action as Mr.. West proposed.
;. Mg. West said he withdrew the testimony, as
IL was offered by the other side.
Mr.. Perry said he noticad Nr Wost had a
number Oh documents with him, and that
when the prosecution asked for a document
furnish It.. He asked whether Mr.. West had
peen called upon to produce these papers.
~ object" said Mr.. Willoughby, Ito these
personal questions being asked the Commits
sioner."
"one moment please said Mr.. West. "The
read notice served upon him to produce GER
t tam witnesses and the documents relating to
the case.
the Commissioners by Superintendent Wilson
IN May last, giving an explanation of. the Bart
lett case and which was published in THE STAR
Mr.: Perry asked whether Mr. West considered
mat he was to do anything more in this case
than to report the testimony
Mr.. West said that he understood that he was
to Investigate this fully and report it fully
TO the Commissioners.
~, And not to report any finding of facts, i" said
Mr.: Perry.
None whatever said Mr.. West.
M MI; Wl!ioughby announced that he had of
iereo all the testimony relating to the Bartlett
case and asked an adjournment.
II was decided to adjourn the hearing until
tomorrow at p. M, and to hold the subsequent
sessions between the hours of and D. M.
NOTES.
MI. John A. Baker appeared after the investi-
CATION as one Of tine friends and counsel of Mr.
Lovejoy. Mr.. Perry stated that Mr. Dayidge
was also associated with himself aud Mr. Fen
dail In the capacity of friend and counsel.
Mr.. West stated to q STAR reparter that q very
effort been a havo II
that he came into the investigation prejudiced,
me only reason Mr.. Lovejoys friends had for
he was fully acquainted with the record in the
case.
SToRK's SUMNER ToURs-Mr. w. L. Stork is
the pioneer Of the cheap popular summer tours
to the beautiful New England watering places.
He has conducted parties for eight summers
and is thoroughly equipped and perfectly re-
liable. Ladies travelling without escorts find
Mt Stork s tours exactly what they need. The
and is elsewhere advertised, embraces q three
Gays ocean voyage, two days jaunt in Bos-
ton and q I'VE days rest at Bar Harbor, Mt
Desert. His tickets are good to return till first
september.
SUBURBAN RAILWAY ACCoaMoDAT1oNs-A
letter has been received by q prominent busi-
ness man Of this city from Vice President
Spencer. Of the B. and o. Railroad company,
beg to give assurances that this company in
tends to carry out its policy of encouragement
s 70 tine growth aud building up of Substantial
not be long before the prediction that there will
spring up an almost continuous line of airy at
tractive villages all the way from Washing
ton to the Point of Rocks will be fulfilled"
Mr.. w. R. SMITHS CoNDIT1oN.-Mr. VIM. R.
smith, Of the Botanical garden passed rest
less night, but was easier this morning. He is
not allowed to see any one.
A WOMAN CHARGED WITH THEFr-This
morning Detective Raft with a warrant for lar
tn hnr T,,1.,
Bradley, 1887 a. street southwest where he
recovered pair of earrings, worth $5.75, and
on $25 collateral 1t Is charged that Lula robbed
Hugo Wise, peddler, of the property, after she
had purchased some jewelry on the instalment
plan. The case will be tried in the Police Court
tomorrow.
FINED FOR ABUSING AND THREATENING HIS
WIFE.-Wflliam Iarker, of South Washington,
was before Judge Smell to-day for ill-treating his
wife Sophia, who testified that William came
home and ordered her to take her goods and
leave Before she could get out he pushed her
head against the door and cut it. Afterwards
she said he chased herinto the corner grocery
with pistol and threatened to kill her: The
judge imposed a fine of $40, and took his per
sonal bonds to keep the peace.
MARY HERNEY ASSAULTS THE CADY FAMILY
In the Police Court this morning Michael Cady
and his wife Annie, and Mary Herney, were
story was first told. The testimony was to the
effect that Mrs Herney said that she was going
lutO the alley 10 raise SheOl, ana she did; that
she threw bundle of rags on Mrs. Cadys back
and emptied bucket Of water on her head
and hair-pulling was then INDUCED in. Michael
at this juncture of the scrimmage appeared
and took his wife'S part Mrs. Herney made q
statement OF the case from her standpoint,
eXclalming: "Mike kicked me in the stomach"
The Cadys were victorious. Mary Harvey and
Annie Cady were fined IS each.
REQUEST FOR PUBLIC KINDERaARTENs AND
FREE TRAINING FOR TEACRERs.-The District
Commissioners have received communication
from Mrs. Louise Pollock requesting them to
include in their estimates the sum of 81 200 to
Pensoara tree kindergarten, located at 716 K
street NV, which has thus far been sustained
only by private subscriptions. The continuance
OF the nursery maids training school and free
training tor teachers would be provided for by
the granting of this request. The funds and
care OF the remises to be, If preferred, under
the supervision Of the superintendent OF public
schools or the school board of trustees.
CIRCUIT CoUgr JURoKs-In the Circuit
Court to-day the following jurors were ex-
Auer bach, John A. Schneider, J. v. ?. Ritter,
W. 8. Teel, and E.. L. Tolson; and Richard
Harding, VIM. Jeffries, James H. Tucker,
Anthony Tzsowski, H. G.. Thorn, ]. w. Gin
naty, ]. w. Schaeffer, B. Smith and John w.
simms were accepted to fill the vacancies.
RANGE OF THE THERMoMErER.-Thef follow
ing the readings at the signal ONCE today:
a. M. 55.S; a. m, $50; II a. NJ, 7O.8; 2
p. m, TAT.
RAZOR CARRIERS FINED.-John Thomson
a marine, was before Judge Smell to-day for
carrying razor He was arrested while drunk
and the razor was found on him. The Judge
said that a drunken man with a razor was q