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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-10-29

A CHARGE OF LARCENY DISMISSED.
Charles Adams, a young coiOred man from
the county, was in the Police Court this morn
Ing charged with assaulting Caleb Adams, also
coiored, and robbing him OF a SIS bill, last Thnrs-
day night near the corner of 5th and @ streets.
adams, who appeared to be under the inf1u-
ence OF liquor, testified that he was standing
came up, struck him, and grabbed the money
from his hand.
'What was your condition 81 inquired
counsel
What do you suppose my condition wasp
retOfted the Witness.
II suppose" said counsel, "that you were
drunk
II suppose said the prisoner, "that you sup
pose wrong
The defendant denied the assault, and said
he took the five dollars because Adams owed
him six dollars.
The judge dismissed the charge of larceny
and suspended the assault.
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Impersonatins n Water Inspector.

WARD, THE wOULD-BE swINDLER, HELD FOR
THE GRAND JURY.
William B. Ward, the negro who made three
attempts at suicide in the station house Tues
day night, was taken to the Police Court this
morning and charged with obtaining money
under false pretenses. Mr.. Thomas read from a
book which was taken from Ward as follows:
'sThiS is to certify that the bearer is author
lied by the deacOns OF Liberty Baptist church
to solicit contributions for the church. The
Lord loves cheerful giver, and hope that every
good christian citizen would contribute"
Rev Mr.. Willis. pastor of the church. stated
that Ward had not been authorized to collect
moneys for the church. - r
John NJ. Veal, the merchant on 32d street.
testified to giving the defendant twenty-five
cents. .g,-r{, I -,
officer Warwick testified to arresting Ward.
on suspicion Of impersonating water inspec-
tor. ~.
The case was sent to the grand jury; bonds,
$500.
Ward has been arrested for similar transac-
lions heretofore.
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THIS MORNING lamp exploded in the house
of Jonathan Hamilton. corner of 10th and N
streets. and the fire it caused damaged the floor
and table. The night inspector. Lieut.. Pear
SON, and Officer DUNCAN, extinguished the
flames.
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LOCAL MENTION.

DON'T fail to see Moses & Sons fine assort-
ment of blankets. down comforts and pillows,
Cor. Ii tn and r streets northwest.
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MADAM: The continued WARM weather has retarded
the sale of Warm Clothings For one week-oc 70 to
Oct 3lwe quote surprising Special prices Each arti
Gle has the price affixed those OF our patrons VINO
whether the reduced prices are genuine or mot
LADIES' GOODS
s4sc Merino Underwear for 30c:
e sss ssssa MSSa =
g ;.s siifssS MSss 81 SIS
::i2lsc AIIsi!k Handserss,ets for 6 -
:ssc Eel. Felt and FLANNEL ssr.s foI 7sc
% nEsssss sssM sn for sa
&c: Embroidered Flennel ior 5sc per yard
k MssxyTMs ase Nun ssslse r Sss s'
25c. Cashpere Wool GLOVES for 2lc
= ior 2ss Linen Cape CSI q s. f9E 3 for 2se
l2isc Embroidered Felt Tides for &C.
sc. yard off all Laces at and over 2tc
. . JewsEy. in al styles styles, for IL! ,ec.
ssc Jeweiry. 10 ali styles. ior 79c
2s se p seRs =. sii styles. oi
s4sc; Pocketbeoks all styles. for SEQ
.sSc. Birds, Wings. etc. for DEC
az fa s,d sas %'P RsS sss 10 sss
s sss. Feather ss,,ssn Tips : IN To- SuRse Sc
e$2.25 Genuine p. D." Corsets for .
25c Patent Wire Bustles fot 19c
s25c Nurses Caps all styles. for lac.
25c India Linen Aprons for 21c
Csc Frlnged and Stamped Splashefs lea
s49c. Satchels, all styles for 30c.
9Sc Satchels, all styles, for 79c.
s96c. Best Cotton Skirts, all styles, 7Sc
e Soos SSt; %s PssG san rs 2ts
.Clark's o. N: T. Cotton for &C.,
champagne bottle Bay Rum for 13c
*I4arge bottle Florida Water tor 29c
Il sFsGcy Case containing papers Nesdlss "a
cH1LD's aooDs.
s25c. Fancy Collars, all styles, for Ice
&C. Warranted Linen Handk erchets for 4G
$3.50. French Dressed Dolls for 70c
*25c. Cashmere Wool Gloves for 2lc
9Sc Hand knit listers for SIC.
33c Handk nit Sacques for 26c.
*10c. Hand-knit BOoties for lac
p SO MerinO Cloaks all colors, for $l.6e
s25c. Heavy Ribbed Hose for iSc
*35c. Colored Merino Underwear for 26A
GENTS GOODS.
&e1. 25 Embroidered Kid Gloves for sec.
s$l 90 scarle! Cashmere Underwear for Ssc
50c. Merino Underwear for d.
Doc. Caution Flannel Drawers for Ale.
s35c. Scarlet Cashmere Half Hose, Csc.
$50. Pure Linen Handssresiefs Tor Ice
s$l.9S Twill SILK Umbrellas for 91.19
$500 "Gloria" Cloth Umbrellas for $LeL
~25c. 4-ply Linen Cuffs for 15c
Goods marked thus have been reduced to below
cost Therefore only two pieces Of these lots will be
day, Oct. 81, at p. m. =
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AF THE KNIFE HAD CUT ONE-SIXTEENTH OF AN
INCH DEEPER.
John +. Barnes, one Of the colored men who
figured in the ''Ragtown'' riot, appeared in the
Police Court this morning and charged John
Francis, also cOlored, with stabbing him three
times with intent TO kill him.
Barnes testified that Francis came to his
onnine nf ,,ar aa sSle .aG ; t' Inc
In the right side, in the arm and the third time
mrs hand was cut Witness said he had been
sick for a week. Witness denied drawing
knife on Francis or assaultinS him.
DIT Tory testified to the nature of the wounds
which, he said, were not of u serious nature.
Witness said that if the cut had been One-six-
teenth OF all inch deeper it would have proved
fatal.
The case was sent to the grand Jury; bonds
$500.
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We Are
S.A Ratinoe

Clothiers, and carry q stock that embraces
everything that is new. Eiseman Bros corner
It'll and E.
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100000 YarA.
The NeWeSt

ofnew Short-end Dress Goods, in chudda. canvas
Combination Store. o
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RECEIVER WILSON VERSUS COMMISSIONERS I
NnNpS

RECEIVER WILSON VERSUS COMMISSIONER Ed
NONDs.
In the Court in General Term. the case of
jesse b. Wilson treceiver In the case of Craw-
iord against Squier) against ]. B. Edmonds,
commissioner District OF Columbia, is being ar
gned Mr.. Westel Willoughby, for the COM
p.@nant, and Messrs. w. ID. Davidge and Ma
thaniel Wilson for defendant 1t was sought
IN Inc Dill filed by complainant to make Ed
Inonus responsible as partner OF Squier to the
creditors of the def4nct bank and in the court
below the decree vas i'm favor of the defendant,
anu ~ the plaintiff appealed to the General Term.
Oughly.
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THINGS WORTH KNOWING.
That AlIcock's are the only genuine porous
plastcrs.
That all other so-cailed porous plasters are
limitations.
That their makers only get them up to sell on
the reputation of AllcOck's.
That AL sO-calied improvements and new 10
gradients are humbugs.
That No one has ever made an improvement
on Allcock's Porous Plasters.
That when you buy Allcock's Porous Plasters
you obtain the best piasters made.
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can't be beat. We have them in Button Con,
gress and Laced, and warrant every pair to he
solid leather. q. Strasburger, 9O6 7th street.
doors above /,
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A N ELASTIC STEP. BUOYANT SPIRITS, AND
"A clear complexion, are among the many desirable
results OF pure blood The possessor of healthy blood
mas MS faculties at command. and enjoys clear and
quick perception, which is impossible when the blood
/ neaVy and sluggish with impurities. Ayers Sarsa
parla is the best blood purifier and vitalizer known
WHY GO ABOUT Within TACHINGH HEAD?
w Try Ayers Pills They Aill relieve the stomach
restore the digestive organs to healthy action,
remove the Instructions that depress nerves and BRAIN
and thus cure your headache permanently. oc27
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NEWMARKET OvERcoATs. Eiseman, corner
9TH and E
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~ A T A r B H,

COMPLETE TREATMENT, WITH INHALER
FOR EVERY FORM OF CATARRH. 81.
ASK FOR sANFORD's RADICAL CURE
Head Colds. Watery Discharges from the Nose and
Eyes, Ringing Noises in the Head, Nervous Head
ache and Fever instantly relieved.
Choking mucus dslodged, membrane cleansed and
heaied breath sweetened SMELL taste and hearing re-
stored and ravages checked.
Cough, Bronchitis. Droppngs into the Throat
rains In the Chest, Dyspepsia Wasting of Strength
and Flesh. Loss of Sseep. etc. cured
one bottle Radical Cure, one box Catarrhal Sol
vent and one DIR. Sanfords Inhaler in one pack.
age OF all druggists for 81. Ask for SANFoRD's RAD
IcAL CURE, pure distillation Of Witch-H Hazel. Am
Pine Ca Fir, Marigold, Clover Blossoms, etc.
POTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL CO.. BOSTON
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ARRESTED.-The attention Of every one who
examines the magnificent stock of furniture
displayed on one floor by Geo. Breitbarth, Odd
Fellows Hall. The latest styles at the lowest
prices.
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE

EroR SAILOR EXCHANGE FOR CITY PROP
lame er.y sal% n Farm containing ESQ acres
road three miles from Benninss bridge: part OF said
farm in the District OF Columbia and part Of it in
denes barn ana 2 her oat.bpdInss. large apple
an n and place
part or all Of the place to suit purchaser terms
So FEs5 Ma
EOR SALE-TRACTs OF LAND IN PRINCE
miles, 81 e es NH se o in good %Se5
northwest cor 9th st aud Pa ave. NV. oc2s3t.
s sadls-.! MP1o fLAcE 81 ACRES
sna clean sm s;S and
EoR sALE.sUiTABLE FOR A PHYSICIAN
boring village in Mary Wand Viii be sold at very low
price For further nforma 1d9N Inquire Re q
oc2s-1ot Real Estate Broker. 100 r. ave.
INOR SALE-GOOD HOUSE OF SEVEN ROOMS
Q. K HfNE, Vienna, Fairfax county, Va oS3S-St:
nor RENT-BELMONT FARM; 80 ACRES
fronting on the public road from this station About
seeded 1s anS ssSs
ONCE oa good String E Sligo
Spring farm, adjoining Silver Spring station. Oc27-3m
FOR RENT-A GOOD, NEW BROOM COTTAGE,
Two miles from city, with two acres of land small
oc23-1m R A. PHILLIPS. 1923 New York ave.
LNOR SALE-A VERY DESIRABLE SUBUR-
ban Residence with stable and rage house well
shaded lawn and fruit near Georgetown; convenient
to horse cars Apply to w. H. FISKE & CO., l42O
new 1ork ave. NV. SelO2mt
ENoR sALE-FARMs-I HAVE ADDED TO MY
list several pieces of country property both large
and small farms. within easy distance Of the city By
road and rail- JOHN L. MITCHELL.
Real Estate Broker.
oc2-Im 1907 31st vt. HOO Pa. ave
ENORSALE-A BEAUTIFUL HOME AT HYATTS-
IL 1a 80 dpsira
Farm on the MetrOpOli an railroad station. A.
r. HILL q w., 1888 r ST. Oc2-Im
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SEE the single-breasted, fly-front sack over
coats at Eiseman Bros, cor. 9TH and e.
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in short ends, at A. Kaufman's Combination
Store, 1241 and 1913 18th street Southeast 2
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All.WOoi ShOrt-end Dress Sso.l,..
1t A. Kaufman's Combination store q
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CITY ITEMS

Sale Of Sterling siiver.h..a,e
UMereiias q S225 still continues at slime
AAA0sA - sosA - 500 d. ave.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-10-29

Genuine English Dcvonshire Kersev ove,-
coats, In light and dark colors irresiSt,bIa in
wear and most dressy. Eiseman Bros. corner
Tth and e streets. WI %
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INSTANTANEOUS Photographs, 9O5 Pa ave.

SPECIAL ATTENTION is called to the Casinos
15c Lunch-Soup, Fish, Roast Turkey, Stewed
Kidneys, three Vegetables and Dessert.
Steamed Oysters speciality. Ladies and
Gents Restaurant Open Sundays. The Ca
SINO -25 eth ST.
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Political Notes.

THE PENsYLvANIA CouNTERFEIrERs SEN.
TENCED.-BOst0n Buck ana the members of the
notorious gang Of cOunterfeiters were sentenced
to the penitentiary In the United states court
In Pittsburg, Pa, yesterday. Buck was sem
lOAis Whttmore, three years; John B. Farr
two wears and q half; John Secrist, two years;
two years. Sentence was suspended in the case
of William Secrist, a boy. The gang operated
extensively in Clarion and Forest counties both
as manufacturers and showers of the '.aueer"
Boston Buck, the leader has been convicted
before OF counterfeiting. He is nearly seventy
years OF age, but says he will live longer than
those who prosecuted and sentenced him.
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ONE DOLLAR AND NINETY CENTS win buy q
Brown or Black Derby, either Dunlap or Broad
way block at Francs, corner 9TH and d, the
only strictly one price hat and gents furnishing
store in this city.
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Weddings.

The marriage of Mr.. Benjamin Miller of
Georgetown, and Miss Lizzie Maddox, daugh-
ter of Capt Maddox, late of the Marine CORDS.
Johns church, Georgetown, yesterday. Mrs.
Edwin NJ. Stanton, daughter-in-law of the
War Secretary, presented the bride to the
groom, who met her at the altar attended by
Mr.. Henry Matthews, who acted as best man.
The ushers were Messrs. Murray Marbury Jos.
Hardie, Riley Decide and DR.; Arthur Snyder.
ford, q merchant of Morristown, NJ J., were
married yesterday afternoon by the Rev. Dr.
Huntiey, at the residence of the brides mother
1927 18th street northwest. After the cere-
mony the bride and groom started on q we'd
ding tour through the east.
DR.. E. 8. Carroll and Miss Rose wiltshire
daughter OF ex-Representative Wiltshire. had q
brilliant wedding last night at the residence OF
the brides parents, TIA 18th street. The par
fors were handsomely decorated for the occa-
sion and band of music played at intervals
me ceremony was performed by Rev. DR.
Aiter the ceremony q reception was held, at
Wnlcn large company was assembled. The
euenoance was very large. The bride and
groom left on a late train for the east
Foundry N. E church was the scene last
night OF the wedding of Mr.. W. H. McKnigh
Robert Boyd. The church was handsomely
decorated and q large company witnessed the
ceremony. Rev. DIR. NaylOr officiated The
bridesmaids were Misses Minnie, Florence and
Jennie Boyd, sisters OF the bride, and Miss
Marie stewart The groOmsmen were Messrs
=. l. Graham. After the ceremony q reception
was held at the residence OF Col. Boyd, on H
street, near 18th. Mr.. and Mrs Mcknight left
On the 10 O'Clock train for the north.
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There is no article which SO richly deserves
the entire confidence of the community az
Browns Bronchial Troches. Those suffering
from asthmatic and bronchial diseases coughs
and colds should try them. Price 25 cents 60
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Come and Get Is Finest Cabinet PIN,
tographs for % to 80. I'll Market Space col m
Our 0l.0S Gent,s Shoe

Just Call at A. Kaufman.s Comhtn. t,o,,
and see what q grand assortment of Short-end
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-10-29

For FINE PHOTOGRAPHS, Merritt & Wood,
SUCCESSORS to Davis, 925 Pennsylvania avenue,
excel. Their work is simply perfect No one
visiting Washington should fail to visit this
GALLERY
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Read the Post. Republican. Critic.
Short-end Goods. ~ N7elin" - q
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Il HE M1sr1r Store,
COR 10TH AND sTs
often asked. 1t is very plan. You can buy fine
house in the O. c.S Us How MAKE a arre
chases for cash, and sell strictly cash. do bust
ness with the smallest possible expenses.
FOR BOYS Tol3
fine line of Suits and Overcoats, at So $3.50 s3.
1915, $3.50 S. 25 and So guaranteed fully IS per
cent lower than they can be bought for anywhere else
FOR BOYS Is TOls
beautiful line of Overcoats at s. So S. 25 81 S.
$6 and $3.50 Cannot be equalled anywhere ut an
magnificent line Of Suits in Sacks. Norfolks. a. p.
Getaways in Cassimeres and Worsteds from 81 up.
Must be seen TO be appreciated.
FOR.YoUTHs AND MEN.
4-Button Getaway Suits at $40. Sold nowhere un.
Prince Albert Suits at SIS, worth s25
G34d Business Suits at &c. as good as are
Fine Black Broadcloth Suits at 500, worth ss5.
masnihcent line OF Suits to suit all tastes and
Our line of Overcoats runs from good serviceable
Cassimeres at SIS. We have them plain Silk FACED
and saiin..ined Sack or surtout style
No trouble to show goods at
THE MIsFIT STORE
CORNER 10TH AND + STREETs
Be sure you are at the corner before buying
aEopsn till 9 p M: Saturdays till IL p. m. Elec-
trio Light oc2S
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The Boys Department

The Boys Department
Is a main feature of our establishment The
reason of its popularity, we charge no fancy
prices for reliable and stylish goods. A polo
cap given with every suit or Overcoat. Eiseman
Bros, corner 7th and E.
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Thirty cents per quart at wesers, No. 111e
York and Philadelphia Oysters recaivad T.;iv
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NEw FALL Dnrss GooDa

ALI~WoOr. PLAIDs, bright delots, for children's
wear; special bargain at 25c
CN.OHED AND BLACK CASHMERES. double
10d - inches wide In brown blue green and garnet
mot du WOOL 2 yards for $50.
Special low prices Tor our BLANKETS.
81. h anF y ssge n size RouBLE WHITE BLANKETS
IL! LADIES CLOTH sUITfNG. one ysrd and q hall
F Ck, Rf Sc Go3ps al cOors. II yAfs Or q
CoLORf.D SILK VELVEE IL SO
HIi.3ht, sii LIVE. xEL AXE ".
BLEACiIED TApLE DAIAsK, 60a. -
Hack CASHMERE BHAWLS sl66
DoUB!E WHITE BLANKETS 81
DouRLE GRAY 8kANKETS, 81.
EADiES WOOL yZSI& 3S5Ac.
ExcEkEL EST 81 4T nIA 6y SILKs a.
H5M M SPUN n nas{S ddSSo6sgi IS.
HANDsoME hHOdAD f nRiSss 00ODe, l2,sc
ccISTH S s1': ~ s.s sss s7
CARTHES,
IN NARxEy SPACE
CASH rRIcEs. SNAIL PHosIE ''n ss oes7
lINHE CELLULoID FDuHk 80
1nas 4eror orooknv n6y6 VUjS out o1WayI
e'S 4. a. :sn g 8 SO % worn whtae h4fstnD
ArH IS!sAER d6voto ~ eAesntioa = me Wasfso1
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For New BEDROCK FURNITURE see assert
ment OF ". H. IIOughton * Co., 1914 + st. wv
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Take Any Car Going Ea,

Take Any Car Going East
10 A. Kaufman's Combination Store.
Was Cured of Kidney Complaint by the
use of DR.. David Kennedy's Favorite Remedy
II. w. Olmstead, Proof Reader, Indianapolis
Times. eo
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with grace and EIegance, purchase pair of our
fine hand.welt K1d Shoes at $2.47, usually sold
at %. Q. Strasburger. 9O6 7th street. 4 doors
above l.. Open evenings until s. Saturdavs
until 11:30.
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Needles. Attachments and Rep.ir.
Auerbach's, 7th and H. nn 3, d
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DR. HIDDEN, specialist, at Wizards to-mor-
row, ID to 4.
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FUssELI's Ice CREAM and Charlotte Russo.
1927 New York avenue.
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SEE the double-breasted sack overcoat at Else
man Bros, corner 9TH and +.
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If YOu Want to Save Money,
go to short-end sale of Dress Goods at A. Kauf.
mans Combination Store. .
Fresh Attorney Butter churned every morn.
ing and delivered in y 10. "Ward" prints, 4Oc
per Id. Also cottage cheese and butter milk:
sweet milk sc. per quart. Cream Is cents.
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JUST REcEIvED.-3OO dozen OF warranted
Zeal JoUvin Kid Gloves In White and Opera
shades, which we will sell ut the following
prices: a.5utton, Csc; regular price, S1.75. q
Sotton: SSc; regular price, S2-25. Lausburgh
Bro. 42o. 422, 42i, 420 1th street.
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SPLENDID ASSORTMENT of wall papers. w.
H. HOughtOn d Co., 1214 st. NV.
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Ceenieting Tessimony I'm . Liquor Case.
JUDGE MAO ARTHUR EXPRESSES HIS OPINION
ABOUT PROFESSIONAL" WITH EssEs.
Yesterday afternoon in the Criminal Court
Peter Lynch, saloon keeper at $50 Virginia
avenue, was placed on trial, charged with keep
ing his bar open on Sunday Mr.. Padgett ap-
peared for the District, and Campbell Caring
ton, for the defendant, entered plea of not
guilty. AT the request Of Mr.. Darlington, the
Two professional colored witnesses were sepa-
rateo, ana when on the stand their testimony
dict for the defendant.
Judge Macarthur said he hoped no more tes-
tIhony OF this character would be used in these
cses, as The witnesses were unworthy of belief
ana would not be believed by the Jury During
the last term Of the court there were several
TSss brought on such testimony and dismissed
brought before the court this term. and he
hoped 1t would be the last.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

FACE and eyesight fitted. 81. Hempler's, cor AZ
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81 CECILIA QUAKrErrE CoNCERr.-A large
audience listened with pleasure to the concert
Of the st. Cecilia Quartette at CONGREGATIONAL
GnI1sn iast night Inc excellent work OF the
me enjoyabieness of the occasion. A severe
cold prevented Miss Emma Detweiler from do
Ave Maria" well as il was Miss Evans spirit
ed rendering of the famous bell song from
bad TO repeat when the Heart is Young" Dr.
6nchon, who is suffering from an injured arm.
was necessarily absent.
An INSANE WOMAN DIsruRRYxo M.ss
YESTERDAY Officer Galway took to the fifth pre-
cincs station q crazy, middle-aged woman
assaults on the Catholic clergy at 81. Patricks
church. She had been In the habit of attend
which occasions she has made assaults on ,b y.
ciefgymen ofnciating and abused the sisters of
charity seated near by. Yesterday she was
quietly led OUT of the church, but soon after
wards reappeared, and To prevent further lin.
reference Officer Galway was called i'm and
took her TO the station, where she was pro
nounced insane by physicians. Afterwards
Ohicer Teeple, of the sanitary Department
obtained a permit from the District Cornmis
saoners, and She WAS sent TO the insane asylum
HIS FIRST CHANCE TO "ORATEn Cur OFF,
Richard Ware, young eoiored man. was called
IN the Police Court this morning as "A witness In
q case, and he began telling u long story when
the Judge told him 10 make the story
had TO speak in public said the witness,
.-and I want to tell ali I KNOW The
judge asked: "Do you know the deleudant.'
The witness again started of. "OuIy by his
favor; / never was induced to him. but have
heard his name was" Here nc was cut OFF by
the judge, who said: .'Never mind what YOU
heard" The witness was excused.
POLICEMAN AND PRISONER BOTH FINED
VIM. Goldman, colored, visited the Comique
liquor he w :u denied admit,anee bv Special al
Offlcer Mckenney, when he became noisy. He
was driven away. but soon afterwards he re.
turned and renewed the quarrel and dared the
ofncer out the officer started To put him out,
and when near the door the officer knocked
him down and kicked him. This morning in
The Police Court Goldman WAS fined So for dis
orderly conduct, and Officer Mckcnney was
lined SO for the assault
JUST REcEIyRD.-300 dozen OF warranted
Zeal JoUviu Kid Gloves in White and Of,era
shades, which we will sell ut the following
prices: a.5utfon, Csc; regular price, S1.75. q
~. Lar xhaar-r n
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