Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-17

Mary Hurd, white, years; Charles smith, white,
months; Charlotte KlBzewsk1 white, "a years;
ingtOn, colored, As years; John Thomas samuels,
colored 20 years; Mary Burnell co!ored, 81 years
Robert Pratt colored, 2 years. Mary Elizabeth b
l year; VIM. Dangerneld, colored, % months;
James Ashton, colored, years; Dollie Hayes,
colored, IL months; Mary E. Cutes, colored, year,
Condensed Locals.
To-day, about IL O'Clock, Special Of1cer Davis
FOUND the dead body OF an infant at the foot OF
street, and carried 1t to the third precinct sta
Jos. D. Free, ST., died this morning, in the sew
enty-fourth year OF his age, at his home, 715
street. The funeral will take place Thursday.
In the Police Court this morning Richard Muir
ray was charged with dtsorderly conduct in inter.
ae n wn az oger and also with
Judge Miller fined MIN 50 In each case.
on account OF the rain the Washington Schuet-
autumnai festival, which was to begin to-day and
continue two days.
Among the cases treated at the Emergency Hos
Ored whose foot was mashed by a heavy piece of
iron falling on it.
Mary Fox, arrested by Detectives Carter and
nal OF 72S 9th street, was fined $50 or sixty days
In Jail in the Police Court to-day.
Iblliy" Young, lightweight pugtlist, arrested
In Brooklyn some time ago on an Indictment for
an assault and battery on one Cary In q house
on LIST and streets last winter, was brought here
Correction Of n Slip OF the Pen.
To the Editor of THE EVENING STAR:
THE STAR ought always to be right, as well as
bright. To say, as 1t did yesterday, that Illinois
has now in her executive chair a democrat ia a
serious reflection upon Uncle Dick Oglesby, who
never was democrat, and has been three times
elected governor as a republican. When Gen.
publican though he claims to be a democrat now.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 1a " '''
AN ALLEGED Boy HousEBREAKER ARREsrRp.-On
Capitol Hill number OF dwellings have been en-
tered and robbed recently, all evidently by the
OF glass removed to effect an entrance and glass
globes, spiggots, and lead pipe being the plumber
sought ior the house OF Mr. Frank Queen, in In
loss Of $40, and when the family OF MI, woodward
found that French glass globes from the gas az.
that the gas meter had been rahoved, &c. Sester,
day Detective MahOn was sent for and after an
examination he recovered some Of the articles.
which had been pawned, and arrested Frenchy
recently been released from the WorknoSse as ons
OF the perpetrators
He ASKS TO HAVE THE PROPERTY REIEAsEp.-To-
day bill was filed by A. Chester against Ebenezer
Morgan for the release OF deed OF trust The
complainant states that he purchased house lOI8
11th street In 1879 and obtained from defendant
loan OF $500 He has since, he claims, paid the
loan, but defendant has refused to release the
property from the operations of the deed Of trust
Mr.. W. A. Stewart has written to School Trustee
Jno. X. Francis complaining OF alleged unfairness
81 Ms L. MGsen principal Of SSored
has referred Mr.. stewart to Trustee Darlington.
chairman Of the Normal School committee.
FRIGHTENED BY STEAMBOAT WH1srLE.-Mr. q.
w stewards horse was frightened yesterday by the
sounding OF the whistle Of the steamer Sue as the
and MI. Stewart was thrown from his carriage
HIS lower jaw was broken and he received severe
injuries about the head and body. He was taken
to his home $40 street southwest.
AN EXPENSIVE BRKAKFAsT.-This morning. be.
were attracted to GOdfreys saloon, on 18th street.
Dy nearing the smashing OF glasses. They found
Frank Carter the doorkeeper or "bouncer forthe
engaged In an alteration. The trouble was caused
by Carriers complaining OF the quality OF the
but McCready had no bruises on him Both men
were arrested and released on collateral. This
morning while the men were In front OF the Police
assaulted McCready, for which he was again
placed under arrest. When the case was
called each charged the other with committing
the nrst assault. The judge in dispos1ng OF the
case said, that bartenders were generally very ant
to grab bung-starter or bottle and strike some
have exhausted every other resource, and they
usually have regular arsenal behind their bars
They were nned S. each for the ARRAY, and an ad-
dtlonal nne OF SO was imposed for the assault in
front OF court.
MARRIAGE LLCENsEs-Marriage licenses have
been issued by the clerk OF the court to Jno h B.
Parker and Maria Slater; Anderson Green and
mary Overton; JAS y Filgate and Nellie Belshaw:
spencer Hyatt and Alice Gilbert; ": 5 Thompson
Jeanette 7. Newbold; Andrew Hail and
Emma Garnett; Daniel Lentz and India
N. Bradley and Susie A. Tourgee, both OF Rich
mond. Val \: Boelter and Julia A. Eckstein;
George MITCHELL OF Denver. Col, and Mary L
ZACH; WIN. Zachmann and Anna L Scott; Harry
I. Payne and Hattie May Bates.
RANGE o. MR THxRnoNxTHR-Tne following
m. 81; sP m, -; maximum, n; MINIMUM, 81.
WANT TIE WILL CoNsfRURD.-A bill was nled
to-day, John II. Sis against Emily A Aoxley ct al,
for Constructed OF the win OF the late benjamin.
T. Monkey, az 70 the sale and conveyance OF the
The Courts.
EQurrY CouRT-Esd0e Or
Henkle agt. Wilson; pro confesso. Monroe agt.
Harmon; time to take testimony limited. Wilson
agt. Halliday; reference to auditor ordered In re
@. T. Smelling; writ de lunitico, &C, ordered.
POLICE CoURr-JiIdoe Mler.
To-day, Jeremiah crowley, John Barnaclo. Jaa
OLeary, Daniel McGrudef, VIM. WOOD, Alfred
Williams, Charles Vessels, John Robinson. n
Mullouney, diSorderiy; IS each. Lewis Evans ana
samuel Ssdss " SsSss
Eiverss do; personal bonds Mary +. Rooias aSs
driving g Richard Butier: vsSrsncy: 6onas .aor
20 oayS VIM, Green. do: do