Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-06-15

HER HUSBAND not A cARr-pRTvER BUT a
pRAuoHrsnAN.

Dsasals ~ the Bride.
HER HUSBAND NOT A cARr-pRrvER BUT a
pRAueHrsnAN.
An interesting story IVES published to-day. &c
the effect that the daughter Of . wcil-to-do con
tractor had clandesanely married one Of the
cart-driver employed In hauling bricks q
buildings which her father wes erecting next 70
his own house on X street The published story
said that the young lady carried lunch Out
nom her house 70 her lover who vas eneaged
on the building: that the marriage was not
known TO her parents until one day when she
had remained away from home over night and
mother.in-isw's. when the secret was ciSulsed
the daughter, 10 Was stated, was driven nom
home home and an the ia father and mother had ~
reporter found tho young lady referred
70 at her fathers This morning. where she said
story had any foundation. except that she had
been married She had never been, she said, 70
| mothers she had never carried lunch 10 him a
stated, because her husband had not worked
on her fathers buildings; he had not she said,
and never drove Q horse. Her parents had not
ing. ~'''
Local Notes.
The faculty of Johns Hopkins University
structor in the High school OF the District Of
English and ssss n ausss % Of ,s Ss
city.
Thomas Brennan. charged with striking Dan:
| on lot near the Baltimore and Ohio dspot
several days ago, was fined $40 I'm the roiios
| Court to-day.
"A DIVORCE RErusKD.-To-day In the EQUITY
yorns cSoge M s made decree IN The al.
ALLY. diminishing the BILL They were mar.
ried December 9Th, 1877, in this city, ana shs
rer wa. arrested NAY ns 1850 a. for ros s,
the mails; that after procuring ball he went q
| three years, and on his return he was tried
convicted, and on March eth, 1856, was zen.
fenced to one year in the county jail. She
port her or the child, has used threats and
| cruel insults towards her, and she has been
rooms, and she has also fed and clothed her
husband, who has underworld 20 break up her
business, DC; and that he committed adultery.
The court holds that the grounds fexceptine
that Of adultery are not sufiicient grounds fof
divorce as recognized In the acts OF Congress.
Of cruelty complained of endangered her life or
health: and the charge OF adultery ID not sue.
'ained by sufficient proof
RowpYIsM AT WASHINGTON CrRcLrLool
MIison, the commissioner OF public buildings
munication complaining OF the behavior OF
men and boys around Washington circle In the
TO receiving anonymous letters, he neye,fheiess
referred this one to the chief OF police with tbe
request that he will instruct his Officers to look
siter the reservations after sunset, there has
been no night watchman authorized BY Con-
gress for this circle.
RANGE OF THE THERMoMErER.-Tbef follow.
ing were 1ne readings at the signal Office to-day:
"a a m m.; 8S IN M, Ss; III a No. 90; p IN.
AN Electric CLOCK FELL ON Hrx.-Mr.
the National Museum, was badly hort iris
morning By a large electric clock falling ON him.
cutting his forehead. DIR. 0oodell attended hirn
and he was removed TO his home. 1880
, A wARsHoUsE coLLArsINo.-This morning.
between 3 and . O'Clock. one OF the tiers IN
Barbour and Hamilton's warehouse On Wiz.
ginia avenue, between Sd and a. streets
to stsnx sSoas eos t%S Sppss
grain through the elevator SHAFT 70 the No..
ment. The damage TO the building IL about
"A NAVAL CoURT-MARTrAL has been ordered
to convene at the Boston navy yard ON the 22d
OF June for the trial Of Commsoder Henry L
duct ana disobedience of orders. RE
mir; - 8 b Luce. cOmmOdors ban
:: n. Miller, Charles n. Nortos.'
ana Geo. II. Perkins and Commanders @. N
Geo. C. Reid, U. s. NJ. C, judge advocate
WASTE PAPER BIps.-Bids for the purchass
and removal Of the waste paper Of the Interior
department were opened to-day. There were
two bids-Samuel Bensinger, "a cents per hun
CRED pounds, and Z q. Wheeler, 05iA cents per
hundred pounds.
DAMAaE By RAILROAD IN INDIAN TrRRx.
ToRf.-The Secretary OF the Interior has ss.
nrmed the opinion Of Assistant Attorney Gen.
era! MONTGOMERY, who held that the Atlantis
and Pacific Railroad company, under its aQree.
ment with the Cherokee Indian Nation OF the
indian territory, u responsible for any los g
persons or property caused by the running a
their trains through their lands.
Col. ROlDOm,a WILL
MRS CLEvELAND's SHARE LIKELY 10 mo yxu
$4,000.