Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-20

MRS. STATIONS ARRIVAL IN wAsnINQr0N-A Y
SUFFRAGE HRA RING.

The wOmanss C0unctl.
MRS. STATIONS ARRIVAL IN wAsnINQr0N-A WOMAN
SUFFRAGE HEARING.
Miss Anthony and Mrs Sp0nord met Mrs. Eliza
beth Cady stanton at the Baltimore and PotOma
depot at 9:15 O'Clock last night, and drove at ono
| with her to the Riggs House. where Mrs Stan toI
was engaged to-day In acquainting hers Ell
with the preparations for the Internaaona
New York from Europe sunday. She wa
ocean by Mrs scatcherd and Mrs Dixie, @
GripenDero Of Finland, who win attend the Inter
national Council MIS- Zadel Barnes Gustafson
the poet, now living in London, was also mem
York TO attend a reception to be given in thei
honor there tomorrow by the New York stat,
| Is an American married to a Swede. She comes {,
attend the council but not as delegate While II
Washington she Will be the guest Of her sister, the
| artist. Mrs. N. Barnes-Bruce, No. 9l5 f stree
northwest Mrs. stanton Is in excellent health
and enjoyed the trip from England greatly. Sh,
viii deliver ian an address Opening the
Mrs. Stanton, Miss Anthony and other leaders II
the National Womans Suffrage Convention vii
ciary committee OF the senate on the wopiant
suffrage question. This hearing has nothing Il
do with the council, but Is arranged at this time
because all the ladies viii be here
Transfers Of Real Estate.
Deeds in fee have been filed as follows: p
Howlin to Mary Ann johnson, pit. IL, So. 1918
$50. W. A. Gordon to Carrie L. Barton, DIT @, so
$50; =. s; c. Pomeroy ct al to Elizabeth J.
BADLY, lot 10. sec. l. Barry Farm; 8. n. F.
Cleary ct al, trustees, to J. +. Walsh PTS 4O5 50
759; s.. j. A. Babson to c. G. Ringwalt, pt. ID
sub and p s sie aaM Holland dG 9o
j. Shadd, undivided half IL So 1869; 500 GOnzaga
College ne to , BrorxXe B Rokes sub III, So; gu
1915: $1,000 NJ. Sells to j. c. Davidson, sub IL, So
l35; $500 g. Repetti, trustee. to =: +. Hood,
se a lot re- 81 to Is: ct a to
kin to Thos. A..,fitcheil, lot 8, So 81; s13s02 {.
NJ. smith ct al TO James McGrann, ct al. part 1,
60. Is; sa,775, N: !, Weller to r, ". Dunn, lots
mess 70 i. j. oSeaf part 8. So 4ss; $. s W.
Cecilia A. johnson 70 Margeret Hlt@snsperyeG:
sub :S, So 395; $500. j. s. Edwards trustee,
to G; w. CASTELAR,, lot 10, So III; $1,000. G. W.
B. +. Gilbert TO Thomas T. woods, undivided half
lot ., Grammer Farm; s., 500. John L. Weaver to
Ida NJ. G. Hall, sub lot 1a2 50. I95; $4,000. sarah
Il, SO. 800; $4,000.
cused from jury duty In Circuit Court No. / yes
terday, and Jno. Butler and ChaS. G. DuncanSOn,
were drawn as jurors for that panel Daniel Shep-
nerd In Circuit Court No. = was excused being a
nonresident, and John Leitch drawn to I'LL the
vacancy. John Butler was excused in Circuit
Court, No. l. this morning, and c. Z. Duncanson
and John Leitch were excused In Circuit Court,
No.2.
BEGINNING HIS CAREER OF CRIME EARLY.-Last
evening, while passing the corner or 18th street
and Massachusetts, avenue northwest, boy
named Joseph C0burn was attacked by a party OF
dopn johnson, one OF the cOlOred boys was identi-
ned as the boy who did the cutting. He was ar
rested by Onicer Blaisdell and taken before the
0hor rod n
and assault. He was given thirty days for the as
sault, and was fined 8 for profanity.
KNOCKED Down AND RUN OVER BY AN EXPRESS
WAGON.-FIank ID. Merchant, OF No. 1918 street,
was Knocked down and run over by an express
wagon yesterday afternoon near the corner or 9th
street and Pennsylvania avenue northwest. The
driver, WeltOn Thornton, cOlOred, was arrested by
Onicer Acton and locked up on charge OF assault.
ThiS morning In the Police Court the case was
continued because Mr.. Merchant was unable to
appear. His injuries are painful but are not
thought to be serious. Thornton was released on
bail
PERHAPS HER HEAD WAS HARD.-Moses Winslow
morning charged with assaulting Jennie Thomp-
son, who lives in South Washington. She testified
that while ON her way home, about IL 80 O'Clock
knocked her down, kicked her and beat her over
the head With a large stone When MIR. Moss
asked her TO remove her hat no bruises were seen
On her head, and Mr.. Shepperd said he would
ABANDON the case. The prisoner was discharged.
The Courts.
EQUITY COURr-Jud0e Cor
Yesterday, Starr agL Metcal1; j. Ii. Cooper ap-
pointed guardian ad Item.
CIRCUIT COURT No. 1-Jndoe Hagner.
Yesterday, Coleman agt. District; verdict for
plalntln $3.50 and costs Smith agt. Ford ct al !:
judgment by default.
To-day, Ketcham agt Bramhall; on hearing.
CIRCUIT COURT, No. 2-Judge MerTick
Yesterday, Boswell agt EGmonston verdict for
plalntln, $40 Neale agt. Lee and Wright agt
Lee; motions for new trial overruled; ten days
further time to nle appeal bond.
To-day, Norris agt Wilson; on hearing
CRIMINAL COURr-Judge Montgomery
Yesterday, ChaS Jones, larceny; motion for new
trial Withdrawn and Sentence suspended during
good behavior. Frank Whitney, alias Whiting.
ton, larceny from the person; verdict not guilty
JOS Cole, housebreaking; verdict not guilty. Judd
west, larceny from the person; verdict guilty.
POLICE COURT-Judge Shell.
To-day, Daniel johnson, cOlOred. disOrderly con.
duct on New Jersey avenue; s. or L. days. JnO.
Williams and JnO. Simms, colored, profanity In a
house on N street; 50 or days. Jas Green COL
Ored. diSOrderly conduct on street northwest: q
or ID days French Gray, colored, loud and bos-
ferrous on 18th street northwest; S. or ) days
Edward Cooper, coored, destroying private prop
erty on street northwest; SO or so days Daniel
Conners, loud and boisterOuo 10th street north
west; $ or Is days Edward Pocock ana ThOs
Corridor, disOrderiy conduct on North Capitol
street; do. Randolph johnson, colored profanity
on NJ street northwest; $ or days