Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-09


restrictions as are placed the oces OF the court
and the law must be complied with BY them
IN THIS case the record does not show that the
court In Tennessee directed the taking the bond
and the parties have MOT the right 70 hold the pc
titioner under the bond produced, and an order
Mr.. worthington SAD that, while the record did
not show that The court In Tennessee directed the
taking OF the bond, yet such was the case and he
II II understood that the Tennessee parties viii
make another EFFORT 70 get the custody Of Nj.
Thompson.
Excurstons ~ Land aaa Water.
The Young Peoples Union OF the Church OF Our
Father VIII give It's annual excursion 70 Mar
snail Han on Friday evening, June Is, on the Cor
coran. These excursions are always carefully
managed and pleasant affairs.
ways Sops % give one o. It's az
Marshall Hail. on the Corcoran, on Wednesday
evening next. the Marine Band win be present.
Inc MARY Washington goes 70 River View at 10
The Corcoran viii make two trips 20 Marshall
Han tomorrow and every sunday during the sum-
mer, leaving ner wharf, al 1880 a M and ESQ
The Capitol Beneficial Association win give their
fourth annual picnic at Washington Park on
Collingwood Beach may be reached every SUM-
DAY during the season by the steamer Pilot Boy,
Nelson Division, No 2. U. X. Knights OF Pythias,
Will act as an escort to the past supreme chan.
cellor OF the world, Justice II. Rathbone twho Is
N r. j,
chancellor OF the District OF Columbia, G. w.
heisiey, 10 the meeting OF the supreme lodge In
CINCINNATI Ohio. on q special train leaving 9Th
road at 10 30 this evening.
The agents or the Metropolitan Life Insurance
20. go on their sixth annual excursion TO Bay
The third annual excursion OF the National As
soclation OF stationary Engineers, Washington No.
l. VIII 20 down TO River kiew on Monday, June IL.
Real Estate Sales.
A. Christine Borden has bought for 5000 OF
Thomas p Borden sub lot IS, 50. 2o1, 1877 by lao
avenue.
Frank A. Gardner has bought, for g, 600, OF I. r.
schneider, sub Lac, So: 237, Is by 20 feet on
Elise D. sautter has bought, for SEQ 900, Of Alex
McCue, sub lot 20 50. 217 fronting 81. 80 feet on
vermont auenue. between x and L streets north
west.
late Charles Hartel took place from his residence
Sl4 street southeast, yesterday afternoon. 1t
was attended by Lincoln Posi-, q. A K, and the
terry. Mr. Hartel killed himself at Fort Wayne
IND, on Monday by shooting himself In the stofh-
ach, add evidently contemplated suicide when he
lert here the previous Saturday, Tor he left paper
as TO the disposition OF his property, intimaung
that ne would be brought back dead since the
death Of his favorite son some months ago he had
been subject TO nts OF dependency.
A MOTION IN ARREST OF JUpGMENr-In the
Criminal Court to-day the motion In arrest OF judg-
keeping bawdy house, was argued BY Mr.. ID. L.
Cahall Tor the defendant and Mr.. Lpscomb for the
United states. MI. Cahill claims that his client
was Improperly convicted, inasmuch as he was
not tried by jury below nor under Indictment
found by grand jury. The court took the motion
under Amusement
he CHoKED HIS MoTHEk-Is-LAw.-wm. Murray,
an ex-enploye OF the District government was ar
rested at an early hour this morning by Ofricer
SANFORD, OF the sixth precinct Ior creating dis
turoance at his tMurrays house. on 9Th street,
between g and II streets northeast and was locked
up on several charges. This morning In the Police
Court the defendant admitted that he had been
drinking, and said thatit was the FIRST time had
drank anything since last December. He pleaded
guilty to charge OF choking his mother-in-law,
Mrs Hawkins, and was rned S.. He was then put
under his personal bonds for threatening his wiie
He was also charged with using bad language
toward one OF his neighbors for which an add.
tional nne OF s was imposed
DELEGATES ELECTED.-An enthusiastic meeting
OF '.National Republican League" No. J. was held
at their neadquarters No 2el street southwest,
last night, for the purpose OF electing nve dele
gates 10 q convention or the republican clubs Of
The District OF Columbia. Resolutions were
on their great victory. The following delegates
were chosen: R. A. Armstard, j. L. Washington,
b. A. McDonal, Lewis Willis, and j. c. Guneu
Alternaues: A. II. Hall, v. r. Addison, and Silas
Giliard.
Mr.. o. 8. B. WALL ExPLArNs.-In the Criminal
Court this morning, Mr.. y. S. B. Wall referred 10
certain remarks made by Mr.. Riddle last saturday
tas reported In TIE starr. he had heretofore
borne good character, and although has name
was not mentioned, the name OF the Defendant
was given. His lWall's) name had never been
d1shOnored, and he never had q charge against
him except a charge OF larceny growing out OF the
rescue OF q slave. He then explained that the wife
and Two daughters OF Isaiah Winston convicted OF
carrying concealed weapons. called On him and
asked what could be done, and when he heard
their statement, said he would go TO Jail and see
the prisoner II they paid him s. for his time. THIS
they did, ana he consulted with the prisoner tell.
ing him that he had been paid for his time, and he
would charge them nothing unless he secured his
the prisooersl acQuittaL He then had the case
docketed and heard no more about It until he
spoke 10 Mr.. Shllington (the aDlest one In the
of1ce). Mr.. Riddle then told the vile that she
ought TO have her money back, and although he
lWalD felt that she was not entitled to II, he re-
turned 1t. He denied that he had taken any money
which he was not entitled 70, and was surprised
that Mr.. Riddle had made such statement without
nrst inQuiring into IL
BAIL RkrusED-To-day bail was offered in the
Criminal Court In the case or WIN. NOsburg, alias
John Lee, indicted for larceny OF watch from the
person OF j. II. Click, March 4, 1851 Mr.. Lps-
comb called the courts attention to the impor-
was 80 noted q criminal that his hane adorned
Inspector Byrnes book In New YORK; that he had
been brought here on the expiration OF a term In
the penitentlary, and lie believed that II he gave
next, the time set for trial Armstead Fry, an old
colored man, was presented as surety, but not &C
cepted
Mr.. CulbertsOm for CONGRESS.
A MILIloNAIRE NOMINATED BIZ THE REPUBLIcAxs or
THE TwESTY-sEvKSTH DISTRICT.
The republican primaries In the twenty seventh