Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-23


CIRCUIT CouKr. No. l-yudoe Raoaer.
To-day, Il. 7. snyder, :. :. SMoUt aut jacob Kill
Ian summoned as Jurors were returned lot found.
r. Ruichln -on, J. Il. Elseman, a. Doncn G. I. Hav.
enneT, Edward Washington ana ". ". Weaver
were excused from service as Jurors.
CIRCUIT CoUKT, No. 2-yuGgc .HeTricl.
To-day, Harry Latilner. q. &. DuHcdns0n, J. Z.
Major and john CainmacS, excused is Jurors. AMI
j. q. Smith. excused Temporarily. Mc,.eal aga.
Baltimore and Potomac Railroad Co. ana Cars
lgI. same: leay' was given 10 NE additional Diea
McGlll agL Wheeler; publication 90 d-ieniant's
testimony. Soper agt. BAUM: opier.-d on ca lendar
Assignment 70 10 ana 81 -. p, - ana -.
POLICE CoUKr-.yudc~ Snell.
To-day, Daniel stUddard, assault gu his wife:
personal bonds. Arthur Swami, Harrison Thorn-
ton, and Cornelius Feaw.ck, colOred, dlsorieriy
conduct; s. or i5 day each. George Rldgrly COL
ored, do; do. Emma Ross, col0rrd. disord-rly
conduct; personal bonds Timothy hurley. do;
8 or u days William butlei, coio-el. assault;
so or 60 days. Geo. Williams, cOlorei larceny, 20
days
HENRY WArTTRsoS ADDRESSES Tue TARIFF RE-
PORN CLrB-There was meeting OF the Tarin
Reform club In New York SATURDAY night. Letters
OF regret were read from President Cleveland aud
secretary Fairchild. Among the speakers were
the president OF the club. Arson Phelps stokes,
and Henry Watterson, who responded 20 the s-ntl-
ment ''rhe platform ana the OUTLOOK" de- said:
THE platform Is tue message-the Presidents
message. The outlook Is most encouraging"
FRED. GRANT BASQCETED-The MiddleSey Club
gave reception ard banquet m Boston saturday
afternoon IN honor OF Col Fred Grant and the
Hon. JAS. Il. roster, the latter President OF the
National League OF Republican Clubs.
TEE president AND THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
der-ip-I' hlef John Il. Rea, OF the Grand Army Of
the Republic, who Is now I'm New lork city, told Q
Tribune reporter that while In Washington lac re-
ceived a note saying that the President would be
glad TO see hin. He called at the White HOUSE,
and regarding the Interview says: .our discussion
was general Ia character. on all SORTS OF toplca
and that OF pensions was only mentioned inch
dentally. President cleveland expressed q desire
that every man who served In the war ana was do
serving OF a pension should have IT.
The captain, mate, and Mr.. Beam a passenger,
and eleven OF the crew OF the ship John I. Berry,
which sailed from Philadelphia IN September and
was burned at sea, have arrived at Sydney. The
second mate and ten OF the crew are still missing
Honolulu papers notice the visit or Robert
Garrett and party 10 the islands During their
stay the gentlemen were entertained by King
kalakaua-
Walter VI. Gibson, ex-prime minister OF the
Hawaiian Islands, under King kalakaua. died In
san Francisco Saturday evening o; consumption
AT Tower MIMI. Friday night. the boarding
house and saloon or Nelson Barlaby was burned,
and fourteen persons persisted 10 the flames.
Rumors were In circulation In Berlin sunday
that the condition OF the crown prince had changed
Tor the worse.
DR.. Carl Daniel Adolf Donai editor OF the Iolks
Zestano, died Saturday In Brooklyn He was one
OF the best-known spclalistic writers, ranking
with Carl Marx, LasseIle ana Frederick Engles