Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-03-29

THEY ALL TAKE EFFECT-SHE REFUSES r
HAXE TIE BULLETs EXTRACTED.

| THEY ALL TAKE EFFECT-SHE REFUSES TO
HAVE THE BULLETS EXTRACTED.
About 8 o'clock last evening during an alter
| cation near the corner of 18th and streets
! northwest. between Isaiah Hilery and Lavinia
Myers, both colored, Hillery drew pistol and
| shot the woman three times, two shots taking
| effect in her right hip and one In her left leg
| above the knee. Fortunately none of the
| wounds are serious. The woman was taken to
| the Office of DIR. O'Neal, No. 1909 Pennsylvania
avenue northwest, but refused to have the bull
| lets extracted, aud was taken to her home, in
/ Clarks alley. Hiilery was arrested in South
| Washington this morning by Officer McGlue,
! and taken TO the station house.
RoBBERIEs REPoETED-Isaac Penion, 1929
| 4th street northwest, reports stolen from in
front of his house Saturday an overcoat,
valued at 81. Geo. Reybold, 500 Pennsylvania
avenue southeast, reports stolen from his show
| window six base balls, valued at 81. George c.
| Ogle, of Baltimore, reports that he lost or had
stolen from him, probably in a saloon on the
Avenue, an oyercoat and um brella, worth S13.
JUDGE SMELLS CAUTION TO PoLICEMEN'-
Charles Mitchell, a young colOred man, was
before Judge Smell this morning charged with
committing assault Officer Walsh in
South Washington. The officer who was in
citizens dress at the time arrested Mitchell for
obstructing the side walk, and the prisoner
tripped the officer up, and he fell in the mud.
The officer said he showed the prisoner his
badge, which the prisoner denied. The Judge In
zens dress makes an arrest without making
known his identity, and gets knocked on the
head he can only blame himself for 1t. II a
man arrested under such circumstances and
the officer fails 10 make known his identity, the
the man has a right to resist. Officers must be
very careful when they make arrests under
such circumstances as they are protected be-
cause they are officers In this case the small
fine of So will be imposed"
a HUSBANDS SUIT FOR DIvORCE.-A pc
tition for divorce has been filed by John w.
Page against Ida Isabella Page. The papers have
been withdrawn from the files, but 1t is under
stood that the defendant, who was one OF the
Mikado company playing at Herzogs a few
weeks since, is charged with having been un-
faithful to her marriage vows.
designations IN THE MARsIAL's OFFICE
Marshal Wilson has accepted the designations
of the following employees of his office to take
effect March 31st: VIM. Coffee, assistant mes
senger; +. \. Beuter and AfOnZO Lawson, as
ssiant firemen; Oliver Norris. and Andrew
Elliot, laborers.
THE SPRING SESSIONS of the Spencerian
Business College are announced in the educa-
tional column.
A VALUABLE LAW LIBRARY FOR SALE-The
valuable law library OF the late Il. X. Elliot will
be sold at auction at Thomas Dowling's auction
rooms. 18th street and Pennsylvania avenue,
commencing Monday, March 29th, 1885, at
7:3O pm, by Chas. A. Elliot, executor,e etc.
Alexandria Affairs.
Reported for The EVENING STAR
FREE 1NDUSTRY.-The construction of the
fish law which led to an order to the police
town without license has led To sober second
thought on the subject which will probably re-
suit in such action by the city council at its
next meeting will maintain for citizens of
Alexandria the natural right to sell without
hindrance or tax the products of their own in
duStry.
No CHANGE.-The purchase by the Virginia
Midland Railroad company of all Jackson City,
east OF the Washington and Alexandria rail-
road, led TO Il rumor here that the company
proposed to remove their shops to that point
opposite Washington. 1t is ascertained, how
ever, that the rumor is without foundation and
that there is no proposal to remove the shops
from Alexandria.
Notes.-The funerals of Mrs. Mary A. Mills
and OF Mrs. Parmelia Atweli, two old ladies,
who died suddenly on Saturday, took place to-
day. that OF Mrs. Atweil from her residence on
King street, and that of Mrs. Mills from the
residence of Mr.. w. ". McNeigh. on ST. Asaph
street.-There being no evidence to show that
Anthony Murray robbed Graves store he has
been discharged.-The state board of pharma-
cy will meet here on the 11Ih of May, when
they will register all the pharmacists now do
ing business here and receive applications from
others Tor examination.-Rev.F Father Stack,
:. D., leaves here at the close of this week to
give a mission at Albany, n. Y. He win be abb
sent two weeks.