Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-01-10

The BAPTIST HOME In CoRPoRATED.-Thec GER
tifcate of the incorporation of 1.-THE Baptist
Home" has been fled The object is to pro.
vide the aged, infirm and destitute female
members of the Baptist churches of the Dis
trict a home. The trustees are Henry Beard
G.. w. Brown, ]. j. Darlington, Jennie K
Stickney, Susan B. Sheriff, Deantha L. Foster
Anna G. Meador, Marion J. McLane, Caroline
Miller and Jennie w. Holtzman.
REQUIRED To GIVE BONDS OR BE SENT Up
E. B. Gildea, alias G. A. Constantine, alias c. A.
Arlington, the young man who was arrested in
the Riggs house by Detectives Mattingly and
Wheeler, was before the Police Court to-day
as a suspicious character. He said that Gildea
was his right name, and that his brother was
postmaster of Brackettsville, near San Antonio,
Tex. He admitted that he had served eigh-
teen months in the Massachusetts, reformatory
for larceny. He was required to give bonds or
go down for ninety days.
MRs. SHELLEY WANTS DIvoRcE.-Mary Eliz-
abeth 7. Shelley to-day. by b. F. Leighton.
filed bill for divorce from Samuel S. Shell
ley. They were married June 5, 1873, in this
city, her name being Orr and then moved to
Eugene City, Oregon, where she charges de-
PENDANT, December %, 1885, struck and beat
her; that defendant ON May s, 1886, returned
here, and yielding to his solicitations she re-
sumed marital relations with him. She charges
she lived with him till July last, during which
time he assaulted her, and on December 80 last
threatened to shoot her, and she was forced to
leave him. She asks the custody of the two
children.
INVESTIGATING THE DANIELS CAsE.-The
members of the executive committee Of Gar
field hospital are investigating the facts con-
corning the treatment of the patient, R. c.
Daniels, while in the hospital, and his subse-
quent removal to the police station, as pub
lished in yesterdays STAR, and will make their
report this week. Friends of the hospital say
that the condition of the patient justified the
action of DR.. Hutton.
MARIA HUDsoN's WrLL.-The will Of the late
Maria Hudson was filed to-day. She leaves,
after giving certain articles to friends as re-
membranes, all the property to her sister,
Elizabeth Mckinney Hudson, who she APP
points as executrix.
CHARGES NOT PREssEp-The two charges.
DEMONSTRATING and larceny, against A. s. Dulin
were noile pressed in the Criminal Court to-day,
the prosecuting witness stating that he did not
believe that defendant intended to steal.
HELD FOR THE GRAND JunY.-Geo. Reed.
the cavalryman arrested yesterday at Fort
Meyer for assaulting and robbing Rob't. F..
McGee in front of Albaugh's theater a few
nights ago, as published in yesterdays STAR,
pleaded guilty in the Police Court this after
noon to charge of highway robbery, and was
held for the grand jury.
INDICTMENTS By THE GRAND JuRY.-The grand
jury to-day returned indictments against the
following persons: Maggie Ashton, alias Smith,
larceny from the person; james Wood, alias
Leuskey, do; Dennis Mcdonald. do; VIM.
Moore and Randolph Williams, HOUSEKEEPING
In night; VIM. Young, do; Andrew Danger
field, do; Geo. Buscoe, do; John George, do.
Henry Folk, hoasebreaking in day; w. H.
Dade, embezzlement; Frank Washington and
Benjamin Foster, larceny. They returned the
charges ignored against the following: Thos.
Murdoch, larceny; Lizzie Lancaster, do, and
VIM. McConvey, assault with intent to commit
rape.