Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-04-13

Reported for THE EVENING STAR
CORPORATION CoURT.-The CITY court Judge
Meade, viii resume its session tomorrow morn
ing. Since the opening OF the present year
there has been no crime i'm this city q sufii-
quarterly court, and therefore the grand Jury
has been discharged without a single case hav.
Ing been brought before IL. A large number Of
licenses &c sell liquor Were renewed, no ob3ec-
lion being presented. Thomas +. McCrink and
Henry J. Hayessneth have been made citisens
of the United States by the court On the pro
bate side Messrs. Benson Wheat, w. H.Phfflips
and Worth Huliish were appointed 20 appraise
the estate OF r. X: Carlin, and Mrs. NJ. ECarlin
appointed administrative OF the estate.
POLICE REPoRE-The mayor at his last court
fined Lindsay jackson, Mary Turney and
Swansbury ~ each, for disorderly conduct and
John Bell 81 Tor gambling. James Conklin,
charged with throwing stones, will have q fur.
ther hearing, as he is thought to be insane.
NorEs.-Rey. DIR. Flippo delivered a lecture
on ISLANDER at the Reform club meeting lass
Messrs. ID. X. Stansbury and Chas. Goodrich,
represen Jatiyes OF Potomac Lodge, are now in
attendance al the Grand Lodge OF ODD Fellows
in RichInond.-Capt. TIGERS boat was overset
in front OF the town yesterday, but the crew
were gotten out OF the water by Capt Rents
sioop, and the overturned boat brought I'm and
righted.--Capt w. Z. Black, OF Washington, ID
about TO put up a suburban cottage In the
northwest part of The city, near the W ashington
meets to-night.-H 3. Barnum, a well-known
resident of West Alexandria, is dead. He was
at one time engaged Ia business In Washing-
ton.-Three large vessels, from Perth Amboy,
have Just discharged, at W. A. Shoots wharves,
their burden of steel rails. These will be az
once placed on the cars OF the Midland railroad.
One portion will be carried to North Carolina
for the use of the Charlotte Air Line railroad,
and the residue will be used on the Midland
days ago called on another with pistol says
his wife 'is suffering from mental tnhrmity,
and has been under care OF q physician, and fse
hopes this may silence uniavoraDle comment"
SUNDAY SHAvING.-This morning In the
Police Court three BARRIERS. Richard Dunton.
A16 Ala street southwest; Rudolph Sauer, 317
4aa street southwest, and Wayne Curry, Metro
politan hotel, were charged with violating the
Sunday law, and the cases were continued until
Thursday Of this week, when several casos wall
be argued by Col. Corkhiu and Mrs.. Martha
Kicker.
Two WIVES GRANTED DrvoRcEs-To-day
Mary A. McNair was granted divorce BY
Judge Cox from Malcolm McNafr. They were
married In Alabama In 1871, and coming here
he deserted her In December, 1873, after spend-
not seen him since. Mr. Mills Dean Appeared
for her. Judge Cox also made . decree In tho
case Of Edela Burdette agt. John w. Burdettou
They were married at Burlington, Iowa. In
February, 1871, and came here Q montk
srserwards. She charges that he fe1ied % supl
tempted 10 stab hes, end Sor hSr sassty - ~
Obliged 10 give up h0usekeeptng.
Two YKAns IN rE PDurxxrxARY.-EA-
ward Warren charged with aesault With intene
% kin John lyman, wes tried IA the Criminal
couple Of hours the Jury returned . verdict q
guilty, with oommGndat1on 20 msroy h
Was eentsncod % two yeaEt fmpCknonaS1ns n
the Albany pen1tenttAfys