Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-06-02
Miss GlOyd's AssaiIant.

THE PEOPLE OF 9AITHERsBURa STILL SEARCH.
ING FOR THE FUGITIVE.
Correspondence of THE EVENING STAR
GAITHERsBURG, June 2.-The colored man.
Charles or Daniel Anderson, arrested by Ofncer
Van Fleet In Washington, and supposed to be
| the assailant Of Miss Gloyd, was interviewed in
Washington by Sheriff Miller last evening and
the sheriff was satisfied that Anderson was not
the right man. He was not, however released,
for his statements were unsatisfactory that 1t
was thought that he might be wanted else
the least, although yesterday there was q con-
siderable falling of Of the crowds about the
post Office and station. This is attributable to
the fact that the farmers have work to do
which cannot be postponed. The man seen near
Sykesville is being hunted, and at the request
first arrested and released, has been taken into
custody again In Carroll county and will prob
ably be brought to GaithersburY for identified
ton.
1t is thought by many that Miss Gloyd would
be unable 10 positively identify the man, from
the fact that she has at first identified some OF
the men captured.
The county commissioners yesterday offered
reward of $500 for Information resulting In
the arrest and conviction OF the perpetrator.
AN INSANE LADY DISAPPEARS FROM RAIL-
ROAD TRAIN..At3 800 o'clock this morning MI
Joseph King, De Traes, of Charleston, 8. c., re-
ported at Police headquarters that he left the
Baltimore and Potomac depot, in this city, on
the 11:2O p. IN. train for New York with his
wife. Julia c., and that being very tired he fell
asleep in the sleeping car and that when he ar
rived at Bowie station he missed his wife from
the train. She was insane and by the advice of
his physician, he was taking her north for
change of scene instead of placing her in Q luna.
tic asylum. This morning she was found in
UniontOwn. As she was not hurt, 1t is supS
posed that she must have got of the car while
In the depot here.
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
The attention OF buyers is called to the trustees
sale of improved properties advertised by Ed
wards q Garnett, trustees. See advt.
Affairs I'm West Washington.
BUILDING ASSOCIATION.-At the 49th monthly
meeting of the First Cooperative Building as
soe1ation held last night at the hall OF the asso
$500 at ~ per cent, 81, 900 at rs per cent, $500
at 80 per cent, $500 at 81 per cent. Mr.: Hugh
Nelson was elected as attorney and q trustee of
this association instead OF Mr.. Jesse H. Wilson
who resigned.
REDUCTION OF BRIDGE ToLL-A meeting Is
chants and others who favor q reduction of tolls
On the AQueduct bridge until the tree bridge is
a reality. See notice.
A PRESENTATION.-At the last meeting OF
George c. Whiting Lodge, No. %, F. A. A. NJ,
goid past master jewel was presented to Mr..
John Z. Athey by Past Master Charles Becker.
GRAIN RECEIPTS.-Canal boat Beulah ar
rived yesterday with 1000 bushels of wheat
and canal boat E. Lyons Whiting arrived with
5000 bushels of corn for Hartley Bros. Wheat
sold on change at SSc. to Gle. q bushel and
corn sold at 45c. 10 46c. bushel.
TEMPERATURES AND CONDITION OF WATER
AT A. M.-Great Falls, temperature, So; con-
IL; condition at north connection 3: south
connection, %. Distributing reservoir, tenn.
perature, 40; condition at inf1uent RatehOuse
%; ef1uent gatehOuse, %.