Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-02
Capt. Grffffn's Leave Of Absence
QUESTION WHETHER HE WILL RESUME DurY AT rHF
DISTRICT BUILDINGS.


In speaking to n STAR reporter this morning
about Capt Grf1ins leave OF absence prominent
Army of1cer remarked: "The question whether
On not Grimm Is going away from this work for
good Is one that can best be solved by Major Ray
mond and it depends somewhat upon the con-
ungency OF the detail OF an Of1cer during HIS an
sence Not knowing exactly what Capt Gr1ffin's
duties at the District buildings are 1 cannot say
usually tue case that when an officer goes on on
leave his work Is divided up among his associates
man Is sent to take his place In case however
capt GrinlnS duties are OF such a nature that
they need the constant attention OF an engineer
omcer, IL Is PROBABLE that some one will 90 down
there for the six months. As To the attitude OF
Capt. Grim, that depends upon his views on tine
Ludlow episode. We, at distance, cannot ten
which kind of an ONCE he prefers. a LUDLOW
oficer or the Raymond kind, and thereby
hangs the tale Gnfrns personal feelings
n the matter may have prompted his desire 70 re-
tire IRON this work. II that be his WISH on account
OF the bearings OF his Chief do not think that be
wants tbs leave on account OF Ill health for he GER
taiDly seems robust and hearty He is a most en-
Gent oficer ana well suited 10 the duties he per-
IormS and everybody who has had any business
tne whole should say that IL is his wish TO get
away from the work There are many sides to the
the trouble Is As said, NAL Raymond can give
better Information on the subject than any one
else ~
HELD FOR The GRAND JrRY.-AndersonP Page COL
orea, recently served year In jail on charges of
larceny, and while there made the acquaintance OF
SIDNEY MCFARLAND one Of the guards. few DAYS
ago Mr. Mcfarland sent Page into the Center Mar
since that tine until his arrest Page was tried in
the Police Court to-day on q charge OF second
o1ense petit larceny, and was held for the action
Of the grand Jury.
Two ACCIDENTS OF THE SANE KNp.-John MARI
was severely injured yesterday afternoon by the
falling OF his horse on Massachusetts, avenue be-
tween 4th and 9Th streets northeast Hts leg was
Dr. stocssiia attended him, and he was taken 10
ms home. Cos street northeast. David Jones'
So1orsd Lying 2. TO Wilson street while out nd
by his horse falling on him. He was sent 70 the
Freedmaa's Hospital
TIE NrsHr LOGGING House.. -su pertntendent
Plu1nsell OF the Night Lodging House reports FOR
shown our charity and accommodated during the
moNsa % February aO3 and rejected "a, ana fur
nisned so3 meals The dodgers have been drawn
nation OF the record ind that during the winter
months now closed We have lodged 2,I7I and re-
meals am AuiN''"eu '''os
HElp yos Observation-Disclosures night
the residence OF Michael r. O'Brien No 102 "
street northeast was entered and robbed of a
aeain1ty o. clothing. gold pencil, ana watch and
portal 70 the police, and last evening younS man
naned Michael Doyle was locked up al the sixth
pfeclnct station. When Detectives Wheeled and
Aattingiy called the station they ieaSned ,ha1
the watch and Chain had been taken rum him
suu sou.c VI Tic clOtn.ng was found him
he Told The orcers that ne went 70 % Bren,s aioaa
and that he had been Drinking before he ,San;
tnere he told the Oficers where the gold Mcneil
was, and III was recovered Doyle WIS irtet n ,ha
toice Court this morning on a charge an bonsa
preaking and was held for the action on the crana
jury. VAC siano
MARRIAGE LIcESsEs-Marriage licenses have
peen issued Dy the clerk OF the court 10 William
Mason and Martha Honesty; Henry A. Peed or
franknn Ind, and Kate L Mas. OF Montgomery
County, Nd; Frank Bouffin and Lotrie Hem:
THk HOTEL BKLyEDERs LIrIGArIoS-To-day w
Il Main and Mollle M. Main, by Mr. W. A s,ook
nled new bill against Daniel L Hoadey for a dis'
solution Of partnership, an account the appoint
ment OF receiver, and a temporary Restraining
order for0idding Hoadley, his agents, &c from exc
Guiding compiainants from the building from prp-
venting them from using rooms therein from de-
priyilg them Of their rights 70 meals. and from
denying them access 70 the books and papers
They also ask that the second lease after the frss
lease was set aside be declared for the use OF the
complainants and defendant and a permanent in
Junction De granted against defendant interfering
Win tnelr share, &C. The bill sets out a yerbal
partnership, IN which each party was To have one
Ihlru interest; that they were 10 have rooms and
meas; ana Charges hoadiey with mismanage-
menL VIII Allowing the rent TO remain unpaid.
ana the nrst lease 20 terminate so as TO enter on
new lease; That he has endeayored 10 expel them
from the house, refused them access 70 theIr
rooms.
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