Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-11-04
HE COURTS.
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CIRCUIT CoURT-Judge Montgomery.
Saturday-Jennings agt. Webb; judgment
for defendant. Colonial Beach Co agt. She riff;
do. Utermehle agt. Skidmore; suit abated.
Glenn agt. Hodge and National Express Co.;
judgments set aside. Marshal agt. Freeman ct
al; order for bill of particulars.
EoUITY CoURT-Judqe Cor.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. agt. Herman ct al pro
confesso against absent defendants granted.
Erln at. Erin; order directing testimony taken
before Oscar Luckett Byrne agt. Kay; leave
granted to withdraw certain exhibits from the
files. In re. Philip Scott. Annie Cutler and
David ID. Cone. alleged lunatics; writs de
iunatico inquirendo order to ISSUE In re Maria
Egl; time tor committee to file report extended.
PROBATE CouRr-Judge Coz
Saturday-Estate of John II. Chesley; Chas.
Chesley qualified as administrator; bond $40
900. In re Z. A. Lycett; Anna r. Karl quail
fed as guardian. In re. Lewis Davis; G. w,
ONeiu appointed guardian. In re Catherine
Guethler, guardian; bond completed. Estate
of Francis A. Smith, administrator; bonded
and qualified. Estate of John b. Tanner: J.
Bradley Tanner bonded and qualified AS admin
istrator. Estate of Chas. d. Penneboder; first
account of administrator filed. Estate of Han
nah A. Foster; administrator bonded and
qualified. Estate Of VIM. Hill; will proved by
one witness.
CATHOLIC CENTENNIAL, BALrIMoRE-RoUyp
TRIP TICKETS u. 20 VIA PENNSYLVANIA RAIL
RoAD.-The Pennsylvania railroad will sell
round-trip tickets to Baltimore at the reduced
rate Of S120, good going November to u
and available for return until November 16,
inclusive.
French Decorations for Americans.
The following decorations have been con-
ferred upon Americans connected with the
Paris exposition: Officers of the Legion of
Honor-Rush c. Hawkins, J. Walker Thompson.
Somerville Pinckney Tuck and Mr.. Blanchard.
Chevalers-Henry Cochrane, David Kalo, VIM.
Sellers, VIM. Donne, Edward Moore and John
Lsfarge. Officers of public instruction-C.
W. Parks. Harris Buckingham, Harrison Has
tings and Spencer Newberry.
Miss Caldwell's Good Sense Commended.
| Paris Special to the New York World.
The real trouble between Miss Caldwell and
Prince Murat is precisely the same which
threatened to interfere and prevent the Hunt
ington- Hatzfeldt marriage. But while Prince
Hatzfeldt yielded to the pressure of his rela-
tives Prince Murat remains stubborn. He 10
not satisfied with the proposal of allowance
| of $1,000 francs offered to him by Miss Cald-
well and wanted the control of the principal of
| her fortune. This she refused to concede and
| the result was that rupture took place. All
Paris is talking of this event In the American
| colony here the girls good sense is generally
| commended.
Jake Kilrain was in Elmira, N. Y, Saturday
night on his way to Toronto. In an interview, he
said he should keep quiet until after his case
| in the courts had been finally settled. After
that Suliyans sweeping challenge to all corners
would not remain long without a taker. He
| would meet the big fellow with gloves or with
| bare fists.
Archbishop Satolli, the pope's delegate to the
| Baltimore Catholic congress, has arrived in
New York.
Martin L. Booze was shot and wounded in
/ two places by Samuel ]. Carey at Cambridge,
Nd. Carey charged Booze with slisnating the
affections Of Mrs Carey.