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Henry Watterson has telegraphed Gov.
Murray congatulating him on his statements
before the Springer committee.
Mrs. A. Harris, of 62 I street, had $l2.75
worth of property stolen from her Saturday
by a servant girl named Carrie Horner.
The National Base Ball club leave to-day
for short trip through the principal cities
Of Virginia where there are base ball clubs.
Mr.. John w. Talbert, of East Washington,
has been employed by Mr.. ID. j. Mccarthy,
tho contractor, to superintend the construct
ion of the Light Infantry armory building
The police are requested to look out for n
brown horse attached to buggy, the property
of w. Il. Gier. 1t was hired by Samuel
Cusby, yesterday, and has not since been
seen.
The serious illness of Father McNally, of
ST. Stephens church, was announced IRON
the pulpits of several of the Catholic churches
Yesterday. There are fears for his recovery,
owing to his advanced age.
Charlie and John Boswell were in tho
police court Saturday, charged with assault
ingan old man named Matthew Quigley on tho
thirteenth of last month, which has caused
his confinement in the hospital until last
Monday. John aud Charlie were fined $50 or
sixty days.
While Mr.. Miller, of No. 5l3 Second street
northwest, accompanied by his wife and an
other lady, was driving near tho soldiers
| home, his horse became eunmanageable throw
ing the occupants Of the carriage out, break
ing Mrs. Miller's jawbonc. She was taken tc
the soldiers home, where medical assistance
was rendered,
The following are the latest robberies; Gen
William Birney, No, 456 Louisiana avenue
reports stolen from his office within the pas
two months Ave or or six law books, valued
at $15; a lot Of small articles, valued at Sl2.75
stolen from Mrs A. Harris, No. 81 stree
northwest on Saturday, and SS stolen iron
Maria Keefe, No. 527 New Jersey avenue
yesterday.
A man named Nicolai called upon Secretar.
Chandler fow evenings since aud represented
himself as an artist who had lost his sketche
by a fire in Denver, and asked for assistance
He presented letters purportinR to be iron
Rev Dr. Sunderland and Mrs. Winnie Rear
Hoxie. He received so cents from the soc
retnry, Nicolai Is described as man weigh
ing 1850 pounds, reddish mustache and goate'
and dressed in black shabby clothes.
Mr.E.E. Thorne gave dinner party at tn
Riggs house Saturday evening IN hohor
MI j. Mott Smith, tho Hawaiian minister
who shortly leaves for the Hawaiian island
Among those present were Senator Dolpl
Medical Director j. NJ. Browne, Capt. y. l
Dutton, Messrs. G. NJ. Ogden, j. NJ Carson,
G, Mcbride, j. r. Thompson, Thoms Cayi
: naugh, #. G. Crawford, u. W. Hooker NJ
!, Parker, and Dunnell. .u.
The suit of b. +. Hackman against y, !
4 Spaulding WAS heard before Justice NIL
i Saturday The matter involved was clai
, for services rendered by Mr Haekman Il
?, Mr. spauldiug in starting weekly dem dem
r cratic paper in this city. Mr.. Thomas MIL
IS appeared for the plaintiff and Mr.. A. G' III
,f die for the defendant, After hearinGthe te
p timony OF several witnesses justice Mills ga
g Judgment in favor of Mr.. spsulding. 4
Is appeal was noted.