Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-01-07
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The awards Il contracts for II9 grading and
masaHry Necessary tn tie cctlspIatcn OF the
double TRACK OF the Baltimore & Potomac railroad
between Bsl'imore and Washington, were made
ytsteT,lsv. ara Wtr. a. follows: Sections and :
from p~taTSl To iI5rmaE'e, 80 miles, and from
SeaEroaE 10 & IL oIS. 4 slice III les 10 John HauCh
of9Ht1u. i-If9 miles. to l. NJ Williams OF
Ireelahf, Nd. Ss,aicn 3, from Caantcn To Little
I"tuA' llN' I, ll-ltt InieS, to Peter BOyldn. OF
Ifbana. Nil SECTION 4. from Little PatGNent 10
BIZ PatuECnt Tiycr. = 3-100 niles 10 Vi. & IIuv or
EtaClhg, p Sc ton ), from Big Ps.tuXsnt river
10 Rowif. 1;-1CG miles, 10 Charles DonaChup OF
Hon stead. Baltimore County. Md. Section G.
froiu Bowie Ia S@abioak Ss-llg1 miles To William
ShS3, 0f E"!;~yiEc. Nd. Section 3 includes the
RprGFs II r.,pr bridge work: section 4 Erjfiert.
Worl Z the L-ttle PttJXeEt and section 5. bridge
WON 20 81 iJtGVcnt river. Tie masonry at These
points viii ne SIMPLY extended, and the iron
supeI>tTts tiTt Necessary Tor the addit 0ual track
viii b aided. The contracts call for the com
piStlOh o. IL" WORK by June Isl, 1ec2. The track
1yin2, which viii be done by the railroad COM
phy vii be pEsin7i, with the graduation ana
masonry. a fast a. possible and it is the inten-
toa q haNH the double track Ia IulI operation
within Tie yelT.
DcEpS N FEE have beer fled as follows: C. c.
Sloytr Z; Nert CLARK Gaines, parts, So 1O3 s12s0 90
a :. +. H~rafr u W ". Locke, sub. 10. so. -;
s3<t0 jeremiah CaiIaEhan to Margaret O'CGnneH
part Ub-- 3 ana ~, res 4; $500 A. Strauss TO
l. s'TcuS'' Sub. {, 81. SO: sif01
THY Laws Or HEtI7H FoE YorxG CHILDREN
TIE leetu1e-rcOm OF the Training School for
Nurses In Tie Lehman building on New York
avenue, vas comfortably tllel last evening on
tie occasion or lecture, delivered by Mrs Louise
loaocs. ulon the Laws Of Health f0r ChlIdrenn
She commented the Kind r-arten system OF
training, aEG DrEed that children should receive
moral u ven a. Lnentdlanf physical training from
the first She regarded il - iTlport.tnt that nurse
should he trained for children, ana thought that
yOunS ladies' schools should embrace In It's course
OF stubs the care OF children. She gave many
practcu suggestions as To the arrangement OF
nurseries.
RESULT OF ADVERTISING IN THE srAR,-Col & r
Suit advertised Ia the STAR Thursday for conyisfS
To 90 work at their homes. ApplfcantS wrrs a.
reeted 10 his once, No. 49o Louisiana avenue
Yesterday morning the Railways were crowded TO
oyerhJwinE with men. women and Children some
OF the latter not being over twelve years OF age
The crowd WAS an Interesting study ne3riy every
Class OF people being represented except the very
we5lthy- Among those We're few who have good
places under the government, but wanted some
N0rk U NIL up their spare hours and help replen-
lsh their exhausted eXehequerS- When Col Suit
arrived about $40 o'clock he received the report
OF one OF his clerks that the applications written
and verbal, had, up to that ti.ae, exceeded 3,0JO
CHARGE OF ASSAULT WITH INTENT TO Kill
Henry a Mallory, coiOre1 dog fancier, who
was arrested Inst night by Officer Fritz of the
seventh precinct, on the charge of asslultng with
intent IN Kill a Young White man named R0ht q.
Blake, who Is an emplOye at the House of Repre-
sent lives, and lives on street near the Govern
went 70 hallarys place yesterday 10 get dog
that belonged 10 friend, and dispute arose be-
kW-tH MN anu MdilDie, ana A3IiOry
Ipn on him and CIubbsd him in q brutal manner.
IN The Police Court this morning Mr.. Blunt
Stated u the court that he would have TO ask for
aCOutinu1uCe OF one week, as Dr.. SuIdarth has
stated That the Injuries 20 Blake'S skull are OF
e3hsrfOuS character. Mr.. \. h. Williams appeared
Tor mallory and asked that bonds be fixed as low
@ possible, a. he could prove that his client was
assaulted hrSt, aud Mr. Blake drew pistol before
T. Ma .Soaultsd Mallory was committed in de-
L1eit ci 500 GontS.
DEATH OF Mr. JAMES TOwIFS-Anotl,rr of our
slHSt dI.l most respected citizens, Mr. James
IoHI's, dIed yesterday afternoon at his residence
", SIT. L IN Tue setcnty-seventh year OF his AGE
A. 4O"ka Was q native OF Virginia and came to
TINS city IN lSn. where he has since lived He has
oteh closely Identified with District affairs ana
mas been a leading man in fUrthcrlng MANY DnbIic
improvements and private Industries lie WAS
s.FeriI times elected 4 member OF the Roarf of
S9s9iHoB Council OF THIS city under the old eornor
tte government AMI We collector OF the mort
o. OtOrSttpNn under ~ 1Sitieut POl5's adnfnStro
Won lie WAS ltIgly In Interested in real est 5t, ami
acted as agent IN tie mana neut or several VAL
pthIe estItes- His integrity was acknOwlldoad
tad hl> friendship was most sincere lie Ia YES
tEo sons, Mr.. Henry o. ToWIeS, the furntture
Dealer on the Avenue, and Mr. Gilbert f. Towies
uc patent lawyer. The funeral will take Mace
ieJih DIS late residence, seq ii street. at D. Ia
L-lnOrTUW. ~ r '-
An ELEG1ST'CHANCE TO Buy BARGAINS -Kino,s
rance VIII lc rrhIllt and enlarged. the entire
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