Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-06-23
On Trial for Forgery.

| THE CASE OF LUCIEN H. HAYDEN
| This morning, i'm the Criminal Court, Judge
Macarthur, the trial of Lucien H. Hayden, on
the charge OF forging a receipt in the name of
| the WOman's Board of Home Mission of the
| Presbyterian church, was resumed. Rev. Geo
\ o. Little, of the Assembly church. testified that
| he made inquiries. Hayden said he got a friend
| to get the draft and post il i'm Mrs. Hayden's
| letter, but subsequently his friend admitted he
had not sent IT, and promised to make 1t good.
BASE BALL.-The large audience assembled
at Capitol park yesterday afternoon was greatly
disappointed to see a victory gained 6y the
hard players from Richmond over the popular
Nationals by a score of q to 5. Costly errors by
knowles and Fulmer after two men were out
| i'm the eighth inning caused the defeat. These
| two clubs are very evenly matched, but on this
the home team. Games Elsewhere-At Jersey
| City, N;J.-Jersey City, 9; Trenton, 5. At At
an.ie City, NJ;-Norlolk: Z; Atlantic City, 4.
At Pittsburg.-Pittsburg, 2; st. Louis. g. At
Observation-Disclosures, 1; Louisville 2 At
Newark, N.J.-Lancaster,4 4; Newark, 8.
PROPERTY SALEs-William T. Mattingly and
Thomas p; Waggaman, trustees, have sold TO
| iron square, containing 1881 square feet, AT
| the intersection of New Jersey avenue. H and
William Pitt Kellogg for SO, 200, the lot at the
northwest corner of New Hampshire avenue
and street.-Mr. Lawrence Sands has sold to
dence to the west on the Woodley Lane road,
| near 10th street. The price paid was six cents
per loot The purchaser intends to erect fine
residence there for his own use.
JUDGE SMELL CAUTIONS POLICEMEN AS TO A
Too FREE Use OF THEIR CLUBs.-In the Police
Court this morning, young colored man named
William H. Lee, whose head showed signs of
blows from q policeman's club, and whose shirt
was bloody, was charged with disorderly con-
duct. Policeman w. ]. Work testified that he
arrested the defendant who was drunk and
dtsorderly, and beat the prisoner with his club,
because the prisoner was unmanageable. "YOu
had better be careful" said the judge " how YOU
use your club You have no right to club a man
because he makes slight resistance. Because
he is colored man. and got q tough head, you
needn't think you can 60 for him." He denied
being drunk The judge dismissed the case,
CRAzED FROM CHEWING ToBAcoo.-T. w.
airy, stationed at Fort Meade, Dakota, arrived
In Chicago Sunday evening, on his way TO this
city, where he will be placedin the government
insane asylum. Hinckle is in charge Of Ser.
geant Oooney, the same troop The afniction
was induced by an excessive use of tobacco,
snmine ten bounds nsI in month. He Was II the
Quartermasters department, receiving for his
services there $40 q month over the regular
army pay.
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tine oOM@andeiy. 10. ., Of that city. and 70
tory services OF the asylum in that city to-mor-
row. No took over MY knights, and at Phil |
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turn ON Thursday.
RUNAWAY. AccIDENr.-About 1910 O'Clock |
q horse attached TO wagon Of Henry Rupert, |
driven by Robert Smoot, took fright at eth and |
9 strsets, and ct 9Th and Boundary II oollided
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