Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-12-29

municatton. think II win be of advantage 20 most
OF us In reference 10 our telephone systen. They
are getting 80 careless at the central once that IT'S
necessary ring three or four times before they WIN
condescend to pay any attention 20 you at ali ortf
they do not exactly feel like being ANNOYED they viii
line 4 busv now p.r c,ns Se, v t ons. Ne
any northern city make the remark: "This kind OF
walt walt would not answer In our city; they would
A susscnIBEs Both 10 TIE STAB AND TEE TuD
MlPs. EWasas Decltnes % Lana.
ACCOUNTS oF HKR Dorxos ON THE LyDiAN MONARCH.
The New York sun OF to-day says: The steam
ship Lydian Monarch came In yesterday anchor
Ing In mdstream on her pier in Jersey city about
~ ociock Among her PASSENGERS was MA En-
London were recited In a cable dispatch In last
sundays San-summoning German band 20 play
before her hotel at midnight, showerfng soverigns
among them, negotiating for large purchases OF
live stock, and making the life OF onsul-tseneral
OF the United states geological survey. and had
Oeen In an asylum before she made the trfp abroad
Tor her health. She was formerly belle In WASH
Prof. Emmons went down 70 quarantine yester.
DAY noon with Dr. Allan Mclean Hamilton. an ex.
With the customs ofrieiaiS He had no difiealtv IN
optanlng an Interview with his wife, which was
nea IN S9e resence OF the customs officials and
sc.erai OF the passengers She Is a woman appsr-
emily thirtytwo years OF age, with an exceedingly
Intelligent and kindly face and was very quiet
go ashore with him, as the rest OF the passengers
were even then transferring themselves and their
ELECTS enc 70 me boat preparatory 70 landing AZ
tils MIS- klnlnons became excited and said: II
know your game; you want me TO go ashore 50
that you can lock me up again, but In be damned
IL Ill CO."
All persuasion failed, and as coercion could not
De USED on BRUSH territory, Prof. Emmons and
the experts returned TO shore with the passengers
leaving Mrs. Emmons the only passenger on the
steamer. The steamer will not draw up az the
pier before Friday, and Mrs. Emmons says she VIII
The Passengers who landed from the Iycian
monarch are diverse In their opinions OF MIS- Em-
her n Mss se Q, and her niece and
they say, with much earnestness, that Mrs. En-
mons displayed IN their presence only the most
iadylike characteristics, and was exceedingly kind
and tenderly careful OF them during a nj OF sea-
sickness, with which all three suffered on the
other hand, Mime. Helen De StiIle. an actress.
whose baggage bore stamps from Paris and ions
don, said that Mrs. Emmons smoked cigarettes In
cessantly, and attracted considerable attention by
other pecul1ar1ttes. Mr.. Cross, OF London, said
that Mrs. Emmons WAS monarch OF the ship, or
dering her vassas the. rest OF the passengers and
officers, about In regal style. She would not bear
contradiction in any OF her whms. and on one oc.
CASTOR, while he and the ships doctor were play.
ing at chess, Mrs Emmons came TO them and COM
and write a letter for her. He made some excuse
for refusing and she brushed the chess men Oh the
board.
SHE CONES ASHORE ALONE.
The New York World OF to-day says that shortly
after sunset Mrs. Emmons sent q messenger to
jersey city TO hire carriage for her and LETT the
steamer In small boat, landing at the gangway
OF the Monarch line pier She took the q: 30 boat,
and IL was understood stopped al one OF the up-
town hotels. '.she was not registered at any OF
them last evening. Mrs. Emmons was quite alone,
having run away from her friend, Nine. oil
CormiS OF Washington, when she LEFT England
Professor Emmons is staying with friends n
town."
SERGEANT DNsxoRE GRANTED A DrvoRcR.-To.
day, In the Equity Court, Judge James made de-
cree divorcing Edison s. Dinsmore from the bonds
fbe m cn,drn WITH Mieh Emma Dinsmor leaving
July 9th last, by Mr.. A d. jackson, set out the
they have two children; that he performed his
part In providing for them, but defendant % con-
Quoted herself that he had no home and he had
rest; that she had been lavish I'm her expendi-
lures; refused TO nurse him when Sick and finally,
on June 10th last, deserted him. The answer
filed by L. b. Hay denied the charges, and as
serted that he introduced stranger In the house.
W which caused her much unhsppiness and IN point
knowledge and consent
TAXING ADVANTAGE OF HIS PARDON. - In the
Criminal Court to-day johnson Kelly was ar
raigned on the change OF petit larceny tsecond
that he had been pardoned OF the former onense.
reading from the pardon that he had been sem
fenced on three cases TO an aggregate OF no days
In Jail and had served out The term OF one SEN
tence. Assistant District Attorney Lipscomb
claimed that the pardon only afYected the cares IN
which the sentences had not been served. Inc
court, however, held that the pardon affected all
the cases, and II this was the same man the case
was ended SO far as the court was concerned MT.
Lipscomb submitted that there was q court charg.
ing him with petit larceny. The court said that
that was an ofense for the Police Court. The
prisoner asked that he be put on trial. The court
said that Judge Smell had jurisdiction OF that case
and the case was RENTED 10 the Police Court and
the witnesses were ordered TO report there In the
morning.
BREWERY PROPERTY SOLD FOR S3o,00o.-F. Den-
mas sSe sne brewery Sea pTope on and
lots 10 g. and "a TO %, square l,O42, to Carl
nsenmenger and Henry Kobe, for s3SoOd.
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MARRIED..
ct the residence Of the brides PARENTS by the Rev
0 Miss MOI.LIE A. BRAWNER, of this city.
INDEPENDENTLY. On the 9Th of November
1856 by the Rev. Father MEG urt. Mr.. JOHN ROVER