Evening star., 1886-11-10
Policemen ON the Trail.


This morning woman approached Officer
Mooney near the intersection OF 9Th street aud
AaryfAnd avenue northeast, and told hin that
| there was a pool Of blood on 7th street and
Maryland avenue. The officer went to tue
pace, aud 1ounu large pool Of blood, and a
| large crowd soon Assem- bied about 1t. Officer
Nicholson arrived in snort time, and the Off
GERS were Informed by u lauy that during tne
night the cries Oi u woman lad been hearu and
u Lnump Us II u body had been Knocked TO the
ground. The officers proceeded TO track
The blood, which led W The pottery warehouse
oi a man named Semonoskl. supposing The
body might be there, They searched the prem
tses, but l0und nothing 10 throw any l.gnt ON
the affair. The blood was then tracked to
Semonoskis residence, 9Ih and Mary land ave-
nue. aud blood prints were found leading Up
the Steps Upstairs Mr.. Semonoski WAS Iouhti,
ter-house and got two buckets of biOod wllif
which TO make puddings. Tuese were in ia
push cart, aud ne accidentally struck the curb,
upsetting one of the buckets.
"FARrHEsr NoRTH."-A large oil painting
by A. OperA, called '.Farthest North" repre-
senting Lieut.. Lockwood aud Sergeant Brain
ard, vi the Greedy expedition, taking observa-
lions at the most northern point ever
reached, Was received at the War De-
partnent to-day. Secretary Endicott n:s given
on tne second noor. IL wl,i he placed between
two iron pillars at the head Of the stairs, near
the chief clerks roon. Mr. Operti olher arctic
painting, representing the rescue OF tue Greedy
party, still a0Orus the walls VI the room OF the
Secretary Ut the Navy.
SECRETARY LAMAR has received an invita-
tion TO attend the banquet of the IroQuois Club
At Chicago on the 10th iust., but Oh account ol
the pressure OF puOic duties has been Obliged,
to his great regret, To decline.
PERsoNAL.-Justice Woods, of the Supreme
Court, leaves to-day for OHIO TO visit his family
and thence he goes to Los Angeles, CAL, whefe
it is hoped he will be relieved OF the lung trouble
from which he Is NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Camden.
II. /. Danlels, OF London, and j. II. Carlisle, Of
bowdou, England, and Don N. Dickinson, OF
Detroit, are at the Ariington.-Nr. Geo NJ
Oyster, accompanied by his wife and daug hter
lett last evening " attend the convention al
Chicago Of the Butter, Cheese and Egg Associa-
tlon, ol which ne Is vice-president. ana AFTER
wards to visit Kansas.-.Mr. Beckford Mackey,
United States consul ut NuevO Leon, Mexico is
on visit at his home in this city,
e. c. Woodworth, OF Omana, Z. L. Tnornuury,
Alexander Dominick, OF New York, and Col. Il.
Clay Wood, are at the Ebbitt.-Mr. w. W.
Rapley, who was recently severely injured by
fractions horse, Is about acknowledgements
+. J. Lawrence, OF Honolulu, and John d.
Adams, OF Arkansas, are 1T the Riggs.-sena.
tor Gorman, Gen. Edward +. BeaIe and Prot
york last nisnIHenTy efS " HarGon OF OF New New
York, is At w Welckers.-E. NJ. Simpson, Of Con-
necticut, Representative Boyle, OF Pennsylva-
Mia. VIM. A: Park. OF Scotland. John Worthy,
OF Chicago, NJ. K. Coleman and s. c. Moot, oi
Philadelphia, L. w. richardson, OF Ireland, E.
Etting +. II. COssett, VIM. Grant, John M
Bowers and W. +. Paige, OF New York, aud
Col: Jas. A. stone, OF kennebunk. are at VIII
lards.-.W. II. Crawley, OF Fort Wayne, and
{. II. Smith and r. ii. Johns, vi Albany, are at
Inc MetropOlitan.-Capt.H Hass,er, appoint
ment CLERK OF the Interior department, has re.
yinia.-Asa r. Stickney, Of Charleston, and +.
+. Clark, of Virginia, are 1T the National.