Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-07-28
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81: do isn-iorsiss SAX bid to-day. D0 new 'n'ss'
BAhTnMoRE Nd Sply quiet and steady
wheasmsouthern active and higher Fuliz s3ass:
ssaos, ssass RsseaSsi Sa Corn sosihsIn
nsvs and eF sss ,ps
and and se saes
white. 43a44, western mixed. 4la42. Rye quiet. 81
enm TX .' coes du n-as c.rsoes
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Ss9o9 bushels corn, LOCO bushsS eats, 5000
900: salssSwhss. z5o.0oo Susneis; corn. H. 900
Chicago Markets.
Ssseraay wss s6 ' spite the Tn, reepts
was hrm; at Last night. closnx prices. 4S Quota
o eS.s 4 ior aus wsae p %hs. s SSrR
short ribs. S.3o tor September.
CoLoREp GIRL CONVICTED OF LARcENY.-In
the Police Court this morning Maggie Cant, COL
ored girl, was charged with the larceney OF dress
and other articles OF apparel from Mr.. Emma
Shomo. Onlcer Parker made the arrest and recOv-
cred the goods. Maggie claimed that she mad been
given the goods for her mother to wash. A fine OF
$40 or 30 days In Jail was Imposed.
SUING TIE POLICE OFFICER WHO ARRESTED HIN.
To-day Mir. ID. T. Cahlll flied q suit for James X.
Curtis against julius B. Slack, Of the Metropolitan
Police for alleged false Imprisonment and ma
liciouS arrest, claiming 5000 damages The
plaintiff alleges that ON May % he was arrested
by the defendant without cause on the charge OF
ARRAY and assault, and was locked up Tor IL
hours defendant well knowing that he was not
guilty or any OnenSe. He was taken, he says, TO
the eighth precinct police station and thence to the
Police Court, where the case was dismissed.
A petition to the President has been prepared by
Mr.. John A. Clarke asking that the forfeiture OF
pcn Motc io
security, taken In. 1865, be set aside.
Major Moore Is In receipt OF letter from France,
the death OF Jean Bernard Gabriel Demages. who
died In or about this city between 1920 and 1923
The Courts.
EQUITY CouRT-Chie| Justice Bingham.
Yesterday. Clarke agt. Hernstein; revival OF
cause ordered. Whitney agt. Duncanson; dismis-
sal OF bill ordered. Wright agL Wright; reference
PROBATE CouRr-CnieJ Justice Bingham
Yesterday, estate Chas. d. Pennybaker will
nled Estate Maggie A. Thompson; letters Of ad-
Estate William S. Thompson; letters OF admins
tration TO same; bona 500. Estate Giuseppe
Moses; letters OF administration to Dorsey Ciagett;
bond $4,000. Estate Louisa II. Chew; letters OF
administration 10 Robert s. Chew. Guardianship
OF children OF JOS r. Nicholson; investment OF
wards money authorized. Estate Christian Bre-
mer; letters testamentafy TO John A. Sproesser;
bond 81, 400 Estate Carolina II. Walker; order for
executor TO pay share or late Carolina w. Marmion
ghue; inventory returned and order permitting
sale OF personal estate. Estate ThOs O'Dea; resig-
nation OF owen Thornton, executor, accepted. Es-
tate Emma Chalet; letters OF administration TO
Mary T. Husey; bond $780, Christiana Mills, guar
dian; order OF appointment: bond, $500. Estate
Cashmere Ginesi; letters OF administration TO Ma
rianne Gnesi; bon6 500. Estate Elizabeth Multi
ken; inventory OF personal estate. Estate JAS X.
Edwards; order directing citation on the three
children OF deceased TO answer widows petition.
Estate Ellen Haacke; letters testamentary to Jno.
e. Vingon; bond $780, Estate John G. DENLY;
| TRAITOR OF dOmicie. Accounts were passed as fol-
lows: Estate sarah S Moor, estate August Kamm,
estate Henry Lee, estate Robert p Dodge.
| POLICE CouRr-Jud0e Miller
To-day, John Smith, Chon Conawa, L. j. Shoulder
and p. A. Flynn, yagrancy; bonds or workhouse.
Thomas Mercer, George Carter, Annie Douglas and
| jackson, profanity; do. Grace Scott, assault on
sallie b. Shepherd; personal bonds
IMPRISONED NINE DAYS IN WELL - John
Anderson has now passed his ninth day in
gradually growing stronger. the rescuers
worked as rapidly as circumstances would permit
\ This had to oe done with the utmost caution, as
the dsplacing Of one board, or the giving away OF
any Part Of the sstn a on Which his frau
feet below. The Old curling is " about all ali
the roof Of the box in which he Is, and to get at
him from the top hole must be cut in this roof
An tHOft mauc 10 saw through thlS f0OI AaQ 10 De
abandoned, as the sand began to cave, and Ander-
| sons platform sunk two inches. Tools have been
passed In 70 him. and he works as hard IS his
| strength Will permit In bractng the platform.
CUTTING IMMIGRANT kArEs.-What looks like
the forerunner OF war In passenger rates was in
augurated at the meeting OF the em1grant clear
ing-house representatives at the headquarters OF
the trunk lines In New York yesterday. It took
the form OF resolution to reduce Immigrant fares
| 70 chicago from New York from SIS 70 IS. The
resolution was presented at the meeting and ap-
proved by the representatives OF the following
lines who were present: Canadian Pacific, Boston
and Albany, New York Central, West Shore,
Ontario and Western, Erie, Lenigh Valley, Pennsyl-
| vania and the Baltimore and Ohio The resolution,
| though not finally adopted, Will undoubtedly De
adop ed at the adjourned meeting TO be held on
| Tuesday next The step Will be taken TO meet the
cut rates Of the Delaware. Lackawanna and West
ern.
ODoNNKLL WILL ASH New TRIAL.-Mr. Frank
| Hugh O'Donneli has minated his intention TO
move BY counsel for new trial OF his suit against
| the London 1SNsss. Nj. O'Donnell In letter TO
the speaker giving notice OF his intention 10 APP
peal from the decision IN the Times case, protests
that SIR Richard Weoeteys aliegattons, being as
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