Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-03-05
How Carey White was Killed.

THE CoRoNER's JURY THINK THE LOCOMOTIVE
ENGINEER WAS NOT TO BLAME.
Last night, at the Baltimore and Potomac
depot. Coroner Patterson took testimony con-
corning the death of Carey W. White the rail-
road gatenan VINO was killed ON the road early
Tuesday morning. published in THE STAR
TIE testimony showed that the deceased with
his l:;-year old grandson, left his house about
hSs O'Clock IN the morning. the latter carving
"a signal lamp. While walking along the track
the heavy wind that was blowing BILE w the smoke
:thd steam from ashiiting engine and prevented
the engineer from seeing White and the bow
hen Within ten or twelve feet from the engine
the little fellow looked up and seeing the head
hgnt so near him, jumped from the track and
called To his grandfather 10 do the same His
grandfather, who WAS crippled, had gotten but
one leg across the track when the engine struck
MIN ana threw him down the bank. He died
the next day.
The jury rendered verdict OF death from
fracture of the skull and other injuries received
By being run over by an engine. "From the
evidence. the verdict said. ..they see no reason
put, with a view To public safety, they believe
the company should place fiagman at Second
and h streets southeast"
THE NEVADA CONCERT-The sale OF seats for
the Nevada concert, which occurs at Albaugh's
opera house Monday evening has commenced
at the opera house. Mime. Nevada will be as
sisted by the same company which supported
her here earlier in the season.
DROPPED DF:AD.-Last evening about seven
O'Clock, Mr. Moses Solomon, dealer in furni-
In MS dlning-room, as is supposed from heart
Disease, with which he has been troubled tor
some time He leaves widow and three chit.
dren.
BIRTH AT POLICE HEADQUARrERs-This
morning ABOUT = CLOCK Lucy Anderson a col
ored girl about Is years Old went 10 Sanirary
Ofncer Ieepies Office, police neada quarters and
rnding no one in sat down on the stems Soon
afterwards officer Teepie came in, and finding
the girl there and apparently ill, went to the
telephone and requested the attendance OF a
doctor, but soon heard the wall OF an infant
and counterInanded the order tor "A doctor and
ieiephoned for the police ambulance to convey
mother and child To freedmans hospital.
ROBERT ENHEr's BIRTHDay.-The one hun-
dredth and eighth anniversary OF the birth OF
Robert Emmett. the Irish patriot was ceie-
brited last evening by entertainment AT
Masonic Temple under the auspict, of the
Cian-n:l-tiiel Association. The Emmett Guards
were present In a body. and 1T the request OF
Mr. NJ t. Burns, thc chairman OF the committee
OF arrangement, Representative Brady, OF Vir-
ginia. presided AMI made Il bric. speech. Reel
tatio;is aud music followed appropriate to the
OCCASION. Including The representation OF the
trias scene az EInHnet and tabieaux by the
Misses Cunntnsll ham NGdreSse, made by
DIR. W. H. Cole, OF Baltimore; Hugh j. Monan
OF California, and senator KiddieDerger. The
latter said That Irish Americans should not
Identity themselves with any political party
here Do as Pafneil does in England Do ali
that will best promote the independence ui Ire
land "Recognize no free Trade doctrines" SAIL
he, THAT would make America the slave o.
England"
A FINE DISPLAY OF TURKISH CARPETS AND
RUGS AT DowLING's.-Mr. bowling has now
arranged and on exhibition a very select and
choice consignment OF Turkish carpets aud rugs.
There are a large number of the smaller rugs
and most attractive carpets. The exhibition
WAL continue until Tuesday morning next, OH
which day the sale will begin. For the hours OF
sale see the advertisement