Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-13
The CQuYlS.

CIRCUIT COURT No. I-Jud0e Hagner.
Yesterday, Wanamaker agt. Milling, Jr.; judy
ment By default.
EQrITY CorKT-Chief Justice Bingham and JUDGES
Coz and james.
Yesterday, Beale agI Wheeler: sale confirmed
nid Collins agI. Claoaugn: hearing In General
Term in rrsI instance ordered.
CRIMINAL CorRr-Judge Montgomery
Yesterday, Geo. seweii, assault tappeaD; verdict
54J3 K s. OF l.. =; motion TO auash Indictment
denied and opinion died Allan RuI herford hav-
ing ~ MS pos'Son psoperty stolen from s.;
General Term 20 be heard In the FIRST Instance
VIM Hunter ARRAY lappeaD; verdict guilty; de-
PENDANT released on his personal recOgnzanee In
$50 Tor sentence. Annie Tyler, assault (appeaD;
verdict not guilty. Jno Frasier, larceny (lppeiD;
Jury out. Jas IL Humphreys, assault tappeaD;
zance In 500, with W. Co. Taliaferro surety for
feitsd- Samuel Coleman, second offense or petit
larceny; verdict guilty
Miss Parsons Talks In Pittsburx.
SHE DEPENDS ENSIGN RYAN, SAYS HE DID NOT DE-
sxRr Der. AND THINKS NE OUGHT NOT TO RAvE
BEEN ARRESTED.
Miss Minnie Rose Parsons, in an Interview with
reporter at her home in Allegheny City, Pa, yes
terday, inunated that she was the victim OF pre-
meditated scheme on the part Of j. II. Meade ard
her former companion, Miss Carrie Hamilton of
Allexhany CITY. said Miss Parsons: "Ensign
Ryan was introduced % me as Mr.. Marshall He
should nsver have been arrested and lt looSs 20
Inc as though Meade was TRYING 10 shield himself
- placIhs lnc Responsibility upon Mr.. Ryan" she
denied that Ryan had deserted her In New YORK or
had taken her ~ an Infamous Gen. She said: s.He
LOOK ne 10 a respectable boarding house and tod
NE al ABOUT dis going away. he did not desert
me- He always treated me ike a gentleman.
never Was Drt'er treated, and be gave me all the
"Then you did not wait with breaking heart
Tor him and get no udinss OF him"
'OL what nonsense. or course not I've told
you what l did Ana, SO Tar as not hearing from
HIN. why he sent me So from PniladelpnIa after
he pad leit me am had started home"
-And you did not staTye and have a weary search
for worA?"
"So; that is all the greatest trash. lido not
blame Mr.. Ryan for feeling angry at SUCH stores
for auP angry myself went To see Mr. Ryan
and We Will settle our Affairs Ourselves" In con.
ciuslon she said that she had made hit and was
gOinS back 10 New YORK 10 enter on her engage
ment next Monday. her stage name Is Bertha
Linn An Interview between Ryan and the mother
Parsons said: 81 think myself that there Is some
love On both sides and that matters wiz be nxed
ali right"
Boalanxer will Care for the Republic
A manifesto has been issued to the electors OF
Nor,i, siyned by Deputies Laguerre, susini, Laur,
Herrise. and MicheIin, protesting against the en-
ployment Of police and other measures which they
attribute 10 the government, 20 prevent the elee-
ton Of Cen Eoulanger. The manifesto declares
thai tie general Is q republican, and will enter
parliament 70 maintain program OF sincere demo
cratic reforms, and that he will defend France and
the republic. The chamber Of deputies viii re-
open OLA April 10. and, II Is expected, VIII remain
IN session unGii the beginning of May. In eXpec-
talon OF a debate ON the policy OF the cabinet
President Carnot has postponed his journey 20 the
south, and Premier F.oquet his tour u the de-
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