Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-11-28

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her hug and kiss Il don't like sncS a mn fiii
i hH'y said witness when be ioosened hi Ii
lins-room he threw her . 'o on t hns ora oan
Then w,s ,s said struggle ensued Se.vssl
which witness said she screamed ID the top q
ner voice, and begged him to release her. III
Defendant. she said told her that he had iovee
ner FOR nine years, and would 60 to the peni
tsntiary for her. Witness said She would lei
give osa Hna BE .: :sH .s,
nag Tour children, but none OF them were q
| nome at the time.
Cross-examination.-w had known de
Iendant nine years, and always greeted him al
friend. Defendant had been Familiar with heI
Ds; S Snd IN the presence OF her husband. Sht
before. "'~ -''~ "''
, Have you ever made any complaint 10 youl
II ask for protection!" said the husband, who
| was somewhat excited.
| land so do l." answered Mr.. Cahill.
,h BE very careful how you insult me-" said
The court said that the examination was L.
sittWsm i,a and directed the witness 70 answer
had evil intentions. Witness said when
ner husband came up the walk the defendant
gSt OH Inc sofa and was standing on the fiooI
lore her husband because she was afraid OF
oloodshed. Witness said when her husband en-
t terea ne SAID ne would kill defendant II be
her husband OF his conduct
THE HUSBANDS STATEMENT.
Mr.. Buchly, who resides at 722 9th street
southwest, testified that when he arrived home
wednesday afternoon he found his wife ON the
sofa and Horton standing IN the floor. As he
come to see about the uniform. Witness in.
CURED Of his wife what was the matter, and
she replied cpl Nothing; let him 60" Witness
and he SAID he had not. Witness told him that
S wo Hori KIN him on the SPOT II he thought he
lett: Witness said his wife then told him what
iad occurred, and he started after him. Wit
ness became excited and exclaimed; "God
knows what would have resulted had canebt
him."
AN EXCITING SCENE IN COURT.
Mrs. Buchiy, who was very excited, here In
terrupted the court, and said she was here for
justice and to defend her honor
The judge directed the marshal TO take the
woman out OF cnurt unless she kept quiet, aud
she cried out, 81 won't leave this room: want
TO TO see All nm here for justice. and am going
TESTIMONY OF HORTON.
The defendant testified that he had been on
Intimate terms with Mr. Buchly for about
twelve years and had known his wife for about
eight years. On Wednesday evening he said
ne called at Mr.. Buchly's house TO see him,
and. finding the front door locked and no one
answering his knock, he went through the side
gate and knocked Mt the kitchen door. She
called to him to come in, and he entered. She
invited him into the dining room, where they
both went, ana he stood near the table, while
In conversation for about three minutes, when
ne said Buck" came in and he said "hello
Bls w,ea and ma Buck said what's the matter
Thought, ,yo1, had tnsulted my wife I would
sa eik he e se bone IN your BODY Defendant
WAefG tn6v tQlkeQ ahOnf a Ho foa
the charge emphatically.
~ want Justice, your honor, said the husband
as witness was leaving the stand.
Mr.. Cahill opened his argument. and was In.
terrupted several times by the woman who
had to be led from the court
HELD FOR THE GRAND JURY.
The Judge held the case for the action of the
grand jury; bonds 5000. Horton gave bail.
Local Notes.
The case Of James Wills, the colored 1anitor at
the Randall school building, in South Washing
ton, charged with the larceny Of two shawis
from Maurice Rouke, heretofore mentioned In
THE STAR. was dismissed In the Police Court
Detective Cox this afternoon recovered the 8 25
diamond ring which, il is alleged Lester Forbes,
boarding with Mrs. Sarah r. Willis, 800 4 tn
street northwest, obtained yesterday by repre-
senting that her son had sent him for it. Forbes
mad pawned it, and is believed to have lett
Major T. B. Ferguson, through his agents
Fitch, Fox Brown, has leased his residence,
on the DOrth side of Massachusetts avenue
between 14th and 18TH streets, to Mrs. George
Hearst, OF San Francisco.
RANGE OF TUE THERMoNErER.-Thef follow
ing were the readings at the signal Office to-day:
Sam. $50; am. $685. IL am, 41,b: pm,
46.4. Maximum. AGA. Minimum. $40
MARRIAGE LIcESsEs.-Marriage licenses
have been issued by the clerk of the court TO
WHIST smith and aad Isabelle DS Robert
Norman. both Of Charles c., Ma an go sS,h
Pryor. OF Pennsylvania, and Isabella a.
Wa Walker, Of FREDERICKSBURG, Va; John Serb
REAL ESTATE sALHs.-w. W. corcoran has
lots, 21x1OO feet each, on the north side OF
street, east Of 18th street; 10 lots, ISisxiOO
feet each, on the west side OF 10th street, be.
On the west side of 18th, between Swami and 4
streets. Including one lot adjoining, 2OxIOo:
one lot, 2Ox1oO, on the south side Of T street,
West .! 1otn street, and three lots, with front
age OF SO feet, on the east side of New Hamp-
shire avenue where 1t interests with 18th ana
have sod to Artemisa n Thomaa for ore vs co
west Of i4tR streets ss SCUM sue Oh street. just
THE SERIOUS ILLNESS OF Mr., JosxpH n.
HERRoN.-Mr. Joseph II. Heron, who has been
Ill for some time at his home, 626 Estreet south
STAR. was very. low this afternoon ana his
death was looked for hourly The phy.
sici ms have given up ali hope ana say
that 1t is now only . question al time
, when death will occur: Mr.: Herron's
several weeks ago in striking his leg against tho
step Of . horse car. The confusion thus made
resulted in blood poisoning. Mr.. HERON. who
ts 81 years OF age, came here from Peunsylvania
during the war, and after service Ia the hos.
pitfalls settled In this city, whore he has been
engaged tor 2 number Of years es claim agent
He is weitknown and much respected citi.
zen Of South Washington. During The last few
months OF his lie grief for the death Of his wife
has had q serious effect upon his health.
ROBBERIEs ACKNOWLEDGEMENT 9. Mebane.
nom bic person while asleep In The barber
shop. 9Th and D streets. last night, Adies gold
hunting case watch worth SIS, dark brown
overcoat worth $6, and $2I In money. w n
Travers reports That there was stolen from his
horse, In front Of star Office last evening, q
light gray buffalo robe worth e26. Thoa. o.
varnell Of Tenleytovn. reports butter, milk,
&C.: stolen from him valued ct e4.26. George
Miller, Of 4th and Washington streets, reports
half hog and turkey stolen nom ne fkonS o(
his store between and o'clock.
autopsy on the body OF Augustus Watson, Who
was found dead In his room, a. 18th and G
et bets northwest yesterday. showed that
death was caused By Inflammation oe ,ths
bowels.
Observation-Disclosures CoI.xs TRI1urv 10
yHE LATE VICE PREsID4NY.-.It % . national
calamity" said Representative-elsct Cole, d
Msrylapd, 70 STAB repcetsr, spsaktng Of III.
ago. Mr. Handrioka called x - -. ~ =