Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-08-27
Picnics. Excursions, &c.

until Thursday, September 18th.
The Mary Washington Will leave tomorrow
evening Ior ffty-m excursion down the
The select family excursion, under the au-
spices OF the West End Division No. 9, S. OF T.,
viii leave tomorrow morning at O'Clock for
Blackiston's Island on the Jane Moseley, and
return at 1890 p. NJ. See advt.
See the advertisement OF the daylight eXcur-
sion to Marshall Han next Friday, under the
management OF r. x. Helphenstine, of the
Ebbttt House drug store The steamer Lady of
the Lake VIII leave at 10 a. m. and and D. m,
returning at 10 p. m.
NOTED Up THE FLOOR WITH HIM.-Yester-
day, In the Police Court, o. III. Hoge, driver of
one OF the Columbian K. K. cars, was arraigned
on the charge OF an assault and battery on
James /. King On Saturday night last The lat
ter testified that on Saturday night about II
O'Clock Mr.. Hoge came to his house, and selling
him Dy the collar threw him down and dragged
MIN around two or three dozen times, occupy
ing about 20 minutes. Mr.. Hoge. in his own be-
hall, testified that he boards at Mrs. Kings, she
having the control OF the house, as much as
anything else, TO be about to prevent King from
abusing his family, aud that on going home
from his work at 11:45 O'Clock, King, who was
away, when he fell and King was almost as
helpless as child. a mere touch being sufficient
to make him fall. The court dismissed the case
DEEDS IN FEE have been recorded as follows
Thomas b. Humphrey ct al. TO Geo. w. Smith
sen, part lot I, so; 4s6; 81 200. Mary N. Rohrer
Sherman to Archibald Hutton, lot IS, In sub. OF
SO; sZo; $500 Chas e. Fraser 10 John A. Pres
COIL part lot q, So 5Ss $500 j. S. Davis ct al,
trustees, 10 A. 81. Herr, part 10, So. AZ; sl,5oo
\. n. Siousse ct al. 70 Arad Evans, lot E. So 223:
$500. c. E. Keefer 10 j. J. Keefer, part IL So
Prospect mi; M & NJ n G G. French se et a p' to
Motley Anderson, lot Q, so. 1906; $1,000. j. NJ
Wright, trustee, TO S. NJ. Pool part O. 81, 81.
s. j. b. Pool to S. II. Pool, part 9, 81 5l7;
THE NATIt SAL FAIR AssOCIATIoN.-The al
s ssen TO 1ae III put In by MI F. W. has
e"riatlon and VIII soon be submitted TO
sii 90 ,,,.s>s g, tina recently pur-
Inc eo nS me sss oe at Ivy CITY, w be
ready In day or two. The eH0,nee9 A"s '"i1
out a mile track, elliptical In form. The change
OF grade win not exceed p feet. Plans for the
the possession Of The directors. The agflcultu-
raj building viii be 2G4 by IS feet. grand
stand will be erected over the main building
capable Of seating 1900 persons.
SANFoRDs JAMAICA GINGER.-Beware OF irni-
tations and worthless EXTRACTS" and essences,
said TO be as good as SanrOrdS. All such state
ments are prompted by purely selfish motives t
AccrpEsrs.-Last night officer Janirer. OF the
fifth precinct, had the thir1 nnger or his LEFT
hand badly shattered by an accidental dts
charge Of his revolver. This Is the first acc'
dent that has happened TO The police from the
new revolvers. Mr.. Francis Regain. the
weIl-known veterinary surgeon, was seriously
injured yesterday by being thrown from hts
buggy at and 18th streets northwest, caused
by collision with a coal cart. He Was taker
TO his home, $40 Virginia avenue southwest.
DIVORCE CAsES-MoIIie 5. Gudgfn has fled
BIZ for divorce from her husband, Richard Gud
gin. she states that her maiden name was Cook
and mat they were married on June q, 1912, bl
the Kew. Samuel Shannon, az Ryland chapel
She charges that since September, 1913, he ha
been guilty OF treating her cruelty sometime
endangering her life, and she asks to be giyel
the custody OF the children, and that ne IN
ordered to pay her alimony.
In the suit of Mary e. Latham agt Ieonfda
Latham the husband yesterday, by Mr. a.
Browne, filed al answer. He denies her ale
cations as TO his having committed adulter
with one Mary SeitZ, and charges that he IL no
the father OF his w1fe'S youngest child. ana tha
she expended large sums Of money TO HIDE he
shame.
Mr.. HELPHENsTINES EXCURSION TO Marsha
Hall, On the 10Th inst, will be departure froi
the usual monotony OF night excursions return
Ing at uncertain hours. The steamer Lady
the Lake win leave her wharf at 10 am, an
6p.m., returning on the last trip at 1890 p IN
thus reaching home at a very seaSOnaole hou
This VIII AFFORD an opportunity TO those WI
can not go on the first boat 10 send tnetr far
lies, and Join them In the evening. There "
be music ara dancing ar the pavilion. Goo
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