Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-06-28
Condensed L0calS.

INC ilSiit iti.t VI fftlTs DuTT, WHO lives on Il.
between AZ ana 81 streets southwest, was badly
Iacerated by the machinery In the planning mill OF
L f. jackson & Co., corner 18th and streets, last
evening. Dr. Parsons, OF the emergency hospital,
dressed the wound.
The published statement that the parade of the
BTickInakerS union on Monday was because of a
strike, Is incorrect. They turned out to attend a
picnic given by the union. OF which body Geo. A.
Wills IS president and j. ii. GOrden, secretary.
a little girl named Blanche Gartrell was fined
cent by Judge Shell day or two ago for assault
Ing boy named John Clancy. by throwing some
water on him foriaterfering with her.
Patents have bean issued To the following Dis
triet inventors CHARLES Ewing, for telephone sig
n 1anl,g ana receiving apparatus, and Philip O.
During heavy gale Monday night the ice
houses OF the Independent ice company Of this
city. at Gardiner,Me., were blown down, exposing
large quantity OF ice. The icehOuseS OF the Ken
ne5ee AMI Mo0Sehe I'd ice companies III Maine, were
destroyed ty fire yesterday.
derry SiIanS, cOiOred, was arrested by Police
man DlFalI While OHef1ng for sale a lot OF car
penters' tools, which were afterwards identified
Court, to-day, Simns sent to the workhouse
ioT 70 days for being a suspicious person.
Ihe Jane AoSeley reports tie MattanO as getting
on ground and that she viii be due here this
afternoon On her usual tine.
Washington Guides and Their Tricks.
HOW SOME OF THEE yICTINIzE sTRANGERs-TuE
'sINJURED HUSBAND DODGE
Although the ''three-card monte, gangs which
infested our city and robbed visitors with IMMUNITY
for six years, have lately been broken I'D by the
sentencing OF several of the sharpers to long
terms In the pententiary, there are still other
gangs IN the city who are yet preying on the un-
saSpect.n5 stranger. The most noted OF thes, are
''gudes," who hang out at the Capitol and White
House and other points OF interest These festive
young men, with their canes and assumed GENTLE
manly airs, can be seen at any hour In the dav
arouhi THESE buildings, waiting for strangers
whom their praeticed eye can tell a block AWAY
So Wei ar they KNOWN and so bad is their re M,
tation That The Capitol police. and the officers in
the Otiief government departments, win not LET
them show people through these buildings ana thew
have 10 resort 10 all sorts OF tricks TO extort money
iro;n their victims One OF these tricks is to make
tne stranger believe that these buildings Ito
%aica the guides cannot gain access are
etessa ior repairs. or some other pur-
pose IL was reported a few days ago that
gentleman who visited tie city with his family
employed one OF these guides, ami after being
shown what there was to be seen In the CaDto7
gr9un1s very naturally expressed a desire 10 he
sa0wn through the building. His guide informed
sln tiat the building was closed for repairs and
demanded nifty cents from the gentleman and q
ilke sum ior each OF his four children. The gen
t.eman protested but On being informed by the
young man That that was the rule and he would
arrest him II he did not pay, he reluctantly paid
the S230 Gerna nded. The latest trick reported TO
gang w.
1.-THE BADGER GAME"
TO play this IL Is necessary to have woman -
the gang The game is worked In this manner.
The woman will "pick up, man on the street
ana take him to private apartment In some res
upon them AID hnd them In a compromising
situation. and pretends to be wild with rage
fihaiiy he consents 70 settle the matter BY letting
The fellow off for all the money he has Thfs Sc
an OH game In other cities, but only one case is
reported TO have been successfully worked here
IN which 1t Is reported that the injured hushen nd
got $50 To compensate him for his wounded feel
inss ana injured pride.
DEEDS IN FEE have been filed as follows: Mary
j. c. Trooo ct al 10 Thos Evans, sub f2 so. ISL
900 %, 7 Evans TO j. u. varnum, pc. 10. so. ls5;
8. So l2G; $50. w. r. Woodward ct al trustees IN
H. Theodore. lot 4, So. 50: $1,000. Georgia d. Todd
70 D. b Gron, subs 81 aud 81; 1907 % J. s. Miller
70 T. DiSmar, stIb 4, So. south or $685. 275Q Enoch
Totem 10 G.. s Drury, subs. 2c3 to 2il. so. 675:
Sa,ieo Charles D. Fowler. trustee to T. L. put
nam, lot ., So. SEQ; sl,s95.4o. Daniel n Burbank
Elliot 70 Valentine MeNaiy, lots Is6 and ia7 IN
SUP IotS l ana l2l IN sub OF north half OF So 1S1
Sl,on Emma b. smith TO Louis Schmidt, lot 4S
SIS; 1913 95. John s. Hardness ct al trustees. Ia
trustees OF the Ryiant Methodist Episcopal
Gnu cnuren. ioss 1 and % Sc $50; 8: N. a. Cor
800 Mary N. Carney and ysonn Garvey to Lotto
=. Mcintyre, lot g. Il: g.. Charles II Armes
TOW, H. Bp. pr. lot q. block I, on Meridian Hui;
xtV1 James o. Harris TO William 4. Harris, lots
Robert A. Beverly to Caleb C. willard lot II, Sd
-; So Martin Grant ct al TO Isaac O.tenbers,
north half OF lot So sub. OF SO. AS: $780, Elizabeth
Dansns 40 to John Wilson Dams nhower, lots
H. Hin, lota sub. OF lot 4, 0; Widows Mite; 81 600
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