Evening star., 1886-10-19

corded to-day. Also one of f. w. Rest to J. J.
Clark of lot I, square 925. fronting sth street,
between f and g southeast, 62la by an average
OF 81 feet, for S6. 500.
PLEADED GUILTY OF B1GAMY.-To-day in
the Criminal Court, Judge Macarthur Charles
II. kates was arraigned on an indictment tor
bigamy, in having on April 18Th, 1881, mar
ried one Ma! Mary E: Raymond in Baltimore and
living, marrying one Maggie F. d. Rush in this
city. He pleaded guilty. Gen. Tyner, who
tence be suspended, and stated that at the
proper time he would satisfy the court that the
defendant did not intend to commit wrong,
and IT was more Of a technical violation OF law
than otherwise. The accused had been on his
personal recogniZance, and there need be no
fears that he would leave. He had heretofore
borne good character, having served nearly
ID years in the regular army, and being now
on the pension roll at $24 tor disease contracted
in the service. The court allowed the prisoner
to leave on personal recognizance.
THE CONDITION OF Mr. G1vEN-Mr John T.
Given. who has been confined to his home for
some days with quite asevere attack Of typhoid
malaria, is reported to-day to be in about the
same condition as he has been for several days
past. The doctor expects change for the better
TO occur very soon.
1909 Z street. reports stolen from HIM while
asleep In house 343 Maryland avenue S75.
Herman Burgess, Samuel Rogers and John
Aunterson, boarders at No. 500 X street. report
the larceny OF clothing worth $1S. r. A. Car
ter, 1922 14th street, reports that his front VIM
dow was broken open Sunday night and robbed
OF % worth OF candies.
WORK OF TIE GRAND JURY.-The grand
VIM. Byram, Emma Byas, John Smith and
Theodore Handy ior larceny. They also ig-
nored the charge against James Brown for the
murder OF James Thomas, by fracture OF the
skull, on street, near 18th street northwest,
and against Augustine Caliagn0, alias Celia,
Tor false pretenses.
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AN 1NJUNcTIoN AGAINST HER HUsBAND.-
This morning Elizabeth r. Downing, by Mr.
w. I. Bailey. filed q bill tor divorce against
married in West Washington, June Is, Is. 8;
that tina ~ sney have have had six children, four living,
treatment, &c. She asks an injunction TO re-
strain him from interfering with her or her
ennaren, ana preliminary order was issued
A Party LINE cAsk-To-day in the Equity
Me.sts. Moui,on and +. F. Miller for S several "a
oass n
sought to restrain the defendant, who is build
Ing house on K street, between 9th and 10th
plainant's house, No. 93S, which 1t was alleged
Is several inches over the line, and 1t was
charged that the width Of the wall was being
reduced 10 21a inches, which would render the
complatnantS house unsafe. The court made
decree that the east wall OF house 038 shall
10 eIoHtSo Us party wall, ana the oelenteut Oe
enjolned from using except for building pur-
poses; emitting into 41s inches when II IL 3
inches thick, and incnes when Ia inches. for
the purpose Of inserting joists, and TO face up
4a9 Inches In front with pressed brick; the com:
platnant TO pay &16 on defendant giving deed
iorthe greund occupied by the party wall be
yond the true line OF division, and each party
to pay their own costs.
THE WIRE KILLED THE TREE.-T0-day In
the Circuit Court. In the case OF s. ]. Goss agt.
the Western Union Telegraph Co, 2 Judgment
hrfned. This was q suit for 800 tor the value
q cedar tree on complainAnt's premises 70