Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-07-20
The Mace Family Troubles.


NEW LEGAL COMPLICATIONS ARIsE-A REQUIsITIoN
FOR MARMADUKE.
yesterday another phase in the Mace family
troubles appeared A reQuisition was received
from Gov. jackson, OF Maryland for Thomas Mar
maduke, against whom charge OF abduction is
made. and who, it is alleged, is a fugitive from
Montgomery county, Md. bench warrant was
issued on which Marmaduke was arrested in West
Washington, and he was sent TO Jail last night Tor
a hearing to-day. In The divorce proceedings OF
Franklin Mace against Fanny Mace, the latter is
charged With having committed adultery with
Marmaduke. Their child was recently taken by
the father and carried TO his mothers in Mont
gomery county, Md. IL Is alleged that Mrs. Mace
accompanied by Marmaduke, went there, and while
Marmaduke covered brother OF Mace with PTS
tOl, Mrs. Mace took the child The husband has
sion OF the Child, and the hearing has been fixed
Tor Monday next.
MARMADCKE'S BAIL FIXED AT 81, 900.
st noon to-day Marnaduke was produced before
Chief Justice Bingham. Mr. W. T. Bailey appeared
for him, and Assistant District Attorney Lpscomb
that he be admitted to bail Tor his appearance on
Tuesday next. The court continued the case till
tomorrow and fixed the bail at s., 900.
From Rockville.
A TEMPERANCE RALLY AT WASHINGTON GROVE
FIRES AND DEATHS IN THE NEIGHBoRHooD.
ROCKVILLE, July 10, 1888.
The fourteen Good Templar lodges OF this county
VIII hoiu eiduu rally al w washington
Grove on August I'd, which will be addressed
by the Rev. ii. NJ. Wharton, OF Baltimore; Rev.
RumSey Smithson, OF Virginia; Rev. Alexander
McCabe, grand chaplain OF Maryland; Col Moul-
ton, OF Washington, and others. special feature
OF the occasion will be ffyst-class music There
viii be q1artette OF cornet players assisted by
forty select singers and two fine organs. Another
feature will be the public Installation OF the officers
OF all the lodges by Thos- j. owens, g. c. I. OF
Maryland.
The dwelling house OF Mr.. VIM. Mullican, at
Darnestown, this county, together with The con-
tents, was entirely destroyed by fire at an early
hour this morning. The family made q narrow es-
cape from the flames. The loss Is estimated at
$500 with an insurance OF 81, 700 in u Northern
company.
Mrs Susan Leaman, wife Of ZIchariah Leaman
died at her home, Hunting Hill, yesterday In the
thiTty-nfth year OF her age
William Thompson, aged ninety years, one OF
the Oldest and oeStknOwn citizens OF the rSt cleo
ton district, died at his home near Goshen Mills
on TUESDAY. For many years he vas an active
politiclan OF the Old wing party:
Mr.. David GOsorn, editor OF the Repubiican at
this place, is seriously Ill. S A. NJ
OPERA AT BAY RIDGE-On sunday, the pod inst
the entire Lyceum Opera Company will render
Marie Donnelle, Minnie Derue, Madam GaIlIard
NesSrS- Allen, Bell, Rottenbury, Fay and Others
Will appear In solos, concerted selections and
choruses supported by Prof.. ItZell's orchestra No
ana u depot 10 am, 2:l0 and $3.50 pm. Last
Train leaves Bay Ridge pm. Round trip, 81
AdUt.
House No. 14lS 18th street northwest will be
sOid at auction tomorrow Saturday, at $40
O'Clock p. m, anOrding fine chance for any per-
son Wishing 10 buy an elegant home. 1t will be
open Ior Inspection all Gay Saturday.