Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-04-06

Ollierent times previous To the 18th OF March
last past, entered upon his property at Union
town, and. tearing up the earth have built a
sewer there. and have thereby prevented the
plaintiff from enjoying use OF his own land in
So ample manner as he might Othcryyise have
done, especially they diverted into paintlff-s
propsrty stream OF water which had before
not n0Eed therein
1HE NATIOSAL HOTEL LrTIGATroN.-In the
case 81 OttertSslck against BOhrcr ct al suit for
"A requirement OF the Philip Otterback estate
the National Hotel company as one OF the
Gefsndsnis, has fled answer. II admits that
Ph!llp O.STback. sr.. was once part owner OF
the National hotel bat says all this estate syas
tTaosferre1 and conveyed 70 the National Hotel
company. with the knowledge and consent OF
al concerned N the premises, the consideration
oi sucn transfer bs.ug the issue and delivery of
tA'r;y shares OF National Hotel stock, OF the par
Va ue OF $500 each, 20 George y. Bohrer in
trr = Tor Sarah OtterDack, the widow of Philip
Otterback, in accordance with the terms and
the spirit of the will OF Philip Oiterback and
tnat there now stands the books OF the
National Hotel company these thirty shares
nelns certihcate SIX, in the name OF Geo. A.
Bohrer. trustee" Having therefore no Interest
Ia 'he SUIT the company asks to be dismissed.
RoBBERIEs REPoRTED-J. III. Dorsey. 81 b
street northwest, reports stolen from his house
sunday clothing valued at $40. I.ucius I.Jett
OIL n street northeast, reports stolen from him
u S'.teh ana chain worth $40. Geo. r. Crutcii-
ley, OF Kansas City, reports that he lost or had
his pocket picked OF $500 in money and some
receipts VIM. A. Shubert, 743 1th street, re-
ports stolen from his store S3I.:S2 Harry b.
Lisskey, 1O7 NJ street, reports stolen "a rubber
coat worth $3.50. John H. I,ippard Al n
street southwest, reports stolen from G:l street
wharf a sailboat worth 500.
INrERRUPrSG A SALVATION ARMY MEETING,
Three dozen men and boys and haIfa dozen
women occupied seats in the salvation ARMY
BARRACKS Hast night, when the meeting WAS
opened by Captain Lott.e France and shortly
a'ter~ards u gray-haired man under The in
hueuce of liquor Stage red in ana took a front
seat he c. plain said the hall rent was due
on the first instant, but they had been unable
10 raise the required amount, and she hopetl
everyone present would help them ..If Won
don't raise the rent by Tomorrow night -
III pay Ii, shouted out the drunken man
steady there, cried the captain. The hat
was passed around and several dimes were
collected The services were then resumed but
were interrupted several times by the gray
walked down to where he was and ordered him
"a leave, which he refused To do. ''rhen keep
Guls: or III put you out, she said. 81 wont 20
out, and you can't put me out" he said good
natGEediy. "See here" she said, "Come along
She caught the man by the arm and escorted
him 20 the door where he was taken in charge
BY Officers Schultz and Jordan and driven TO the
seventh precinct station, where he gave his
name as j. ,. Scaggs. he was released on So
collateral which was forfeited in the Police
Court this morning.
WORKS OF ART.-The valuable collection OF
works oil art viii commence tomorrow at l
O'Clock a. IN, and 8 O'Clock D. IN. and con
ttnue each day at same hours until all are sold
al Inc saiesroom OF Messrs. Walter Il. Williams
Co., corner 10th street and PENNSYLVANIA
avenue They are arranged for examination
ma are attracting attention from the admirers