Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-16
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and May corn vas unchapsed at, 5lt- Al this time
sss Nay sDss Is 81 lrGse Scrf 1885,
The Death Of Rev. Mr.. Peck.
TESTIMONY AT THE CoRoNER's INQUEST SHOWS THE
EKGIHRER WAS NOT 10 BLAME.
Dr. Patterson, the coroner, examined witnesses
this afternoon at the sixth precinct station, in
reference TO the death OF Rev. Mr. Peck who was
killed on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad last
night. The testimony went 10 show that the
engineer not to blame for the accident and the
coroner so decided.
DAMAGE srrrs ON TKlAL-ln circuit Court No
Lucinda woodley against the Baltimore and Poto-
mac Railroad is on trial The plaintiffs are col
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passenger in a Metropolitan Railroad car on Feb
ruary "a, 1881. The car was struck by an engine
Southwest So In Circuit 6oar: No 3 Judge Merrick.
the case Of Milton A. Boswell agt. r y. Edmon-
on Is on @ u az .
battery committed by defendant on the plaintiff
on July 5, 1885. Il h claimed that the plaintiff,
cash drawer short few cents made some inquiries
and defendant said he would hold the pia1ntin re-
sponEhle; that the defsn0Ans asssulted the
his house several months ana making II necessary
Ton him to have several surgical Operations per-
formed.
A QUESTION or ysRkCfrY-James Mccarthy.
~ 1ot ouu W. W SosS woc
to-day In the Criminal Court on charge OF per
trial of mccarthy d, tie Police Court on January
5th for selling liquors to minors az which time it
was averred Mccarthy sWere chat ne had not sold
liquor to a Lad named Richard Williams: Test.
mOny was given today TO show that ne mad sold
the liquor. For tho defense eestfm0ny was given
as to the defendants good reputation and that ne
did not sell liquor, but his wife 0fd ny Mccarthy
took the stand and denied that be had sold liquor
to the boys or that he had sworn falsely. In re.
buttal witness Tor the 2rosecnton was recalled
and sold the liquor.
CIRCUIT CouRT No. 1-Jud0e Hagnsv.
To-day, Woodley agt B. ana r. \ 4 "a; On
trial.
CIRCUIT CouHr NO e-,Judee Merrick.
To-day, nolsel sgt wnioe; on TRIAL
Bounr OoUn9-ysdos Or.
To-day, Dsuto1 aGt Hefeh: o1e - tAke beesl-
mony limited Bnggs agt Comoe: !ease 70 ne
amended ana spppjomensa0 I'LL grAnted. Green
80. DeLoffre: testimony ordered taken BY r L
Wsi3ech. Reynolds agL Smith, motion for 1udg-
ment overruied and further answer ordered
PoGscB CognF-Jkdos Aasn
To-day, Adolphus BuEtons anasnlt; 80 @ %
dAya Isaac Taylor 90; 9onaier0 forfeited
| John Hali, d; 90 samuel Boswell colored. do;
IS or Is days waiter Butler, coa0ed, 90; year
| n jan. John WatesA coeoteo. Grand larceny;
| Inward wis., oolossd, asIanlt; e diya -Reser
isroeny: s IVA rs oss,Ss. asSrit: q or Is
days go
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