Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-07-13
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piis ~ VI h LILO ot billy Mnulxs-Tne t1si OF
n'ts Mlham- Tor TIE mur1er q Policeman Arnolt.
!, SUI tn ptostess. Aes>rs. Julian W Holt AN. g.
v. 9hnson Tor the prosecution ana J. H. Greene
the oeiense have begun the foundatipu ~ a mo.
1eh ioi Dew IT al IN case on convection by 4 pleA
Wtli,m 1' %s seggl,tas u icing eontended thsi
winch found Curran not guilty THIS ana Other
no.ohs being overruled. furnishes gruund for ex.
Josepa : BE oh, y. !. Davidson Frank dyson. 4
J. Evans X NJ. Green. John Jasper J. NcAulamS
~ Nv quinn. h fa-igett, g. VIM RAJ ay, and
W. D. sonmers. The Testimony Tor the prosecu-
ton Is In pFogress, and evidence showing that
Williams crossed the Long bridge on the afternooa
ran has already been submitted The wit uesses to-
day have b,-en Mcssrs 4 PaGgctt exc ,er Mar
nh, Wy; :. laws NJ " lltte Ross Thompson,
substance OF narrative the some a. a. & IN Iha
Curran trisl. but, "a addition. Mr.. Travis nd Mr..
Thompson identined Williams HAVING Uesn .n
Alexandria ca the evening OF tie InUrd a.
TIE GRAND JuRY PRFsFNrs THs CRY 4 nr-Scrr -
The low grounds near Princess and Royal streets.
once part OF the bed OF OronoGo Greek, have for
over three-0uarters OF century OF unaeathfnlness
and after many public efforts 20 reclaim them he-
STaSa Iasy Sas eTssn, sS9 9be STo me
pefintendent OF police ana III he. IA .ller for
maintaining nuisance Their, an n found a
lac presehtment aiBst A. !. Elem AZ NIe oN nsr
OF the lots The action IA this cas- IL under 10
common law. which makes it A nU'Sar "a moi 10
DO thing which the common good "a ~" The
case VIII be heard at the pr ent SSH II tho
court.
FUNERAL PREP,R.uoNs-The remain n the
lat Cornelius cox, Killed on he MIDI road,
reached here last night and we're pls 81 .l CAarls
u Underf aker Nhcaiiey, who has prepared 10
body for burial The body was found VA bout q
bone broken, death having evidently ben caused
by terTinc blow near the lase VI the skull.
Causing conclusion OF the brain. There Mer,s
wounds and marks as IL the decreased hai ban
mashed in among the car seats. The RachelarS
club, OF which Mr.. Cox was a member, held a
NEE Ing last night, adopted an appropriate tribute
20 his memory. aud resolved 10 attend his funeral
which viii take place al 10 O'clock Tomorrow
morning.
NOTES.-The Driving Park near this city being
now ready for Use VIII b. formally opened with
some local races next Tuesday. The mayor and
other gentlemen have presented to the authOr1ties
OF the Alexandria and Washington Railroad an
Application Tor platform aud railway stopping
place near the edge Of the park.-The condition.
vi Jen. Phillips, shot 10y Frank r. DeIea, continuing
10 Improve, Judge stuart last evening. on a re-
newai OF the habeas ctFpus case. admitted Delea
20 batl In $500 10 answer the grand iur, on
Tuesday neNt.--UDde taker Demalne received
last evening the bodies Mr.. Torrance and Mr.
Wilmington from the Midland Railroad accident.
Both Mere prepared Tor interment and sent OF TO
Their late homes In the SOuth.--Park Agnew has
been elected president OF the Alex ndrla Musical
Association, vice Geo. ". Fisher reSi ,ned-
Several hundred persons attend The Normal in-
Stltute each uay.