Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-01-06
Charged with Violating the Revenue

THE CASE OF LOUIS r. BART SENT TO THE GRAND
JURY.
The case against Mr.. Louis r Bart the eig,r
manufacturer at No. "a 9TH street northwest
charged with violation OF section 1897 OF Revised
statutes, In removing cigars from the place Of
ufacture without frst placing the proper stamp
thereon denotiny the tax, was taken up In the
Police Court today
John c. EcioY, deputy collector OF internal reye-
nue., testified that on the 18th OF December lie
went TO the defendants place OF business and
being unstanped and With laeel Witness said
he had received numerous complaints about the
DEFENDANT violating the law.
The defendant testified that the cigars were
placed In the case oy one OF bis employees through
mistake, which, he claimed, was accidental
The case was sent to the grand jury; bonds. $500
There was another charge against him, OF viola
ton OF section 1880. which charges failure TO
max daily entries OF the quantity OF material or
products used or removed from the place OF manu-
lacture. which case Will also be heard before the
grand jury
Baltimore. was willing TO swear that the defendant
had constantly violated the law but his testimony
was not received
MARRIAGE LIcENsEs.-Marriage licenses have
been issued by the clerk of the court TO Edward
stewart ana Julia Ages: John W. Thurnton OF
1onkers, NY. and Mary Elizabeth Mcmillan: L. A.
SpiIler and L W. kendricS, both OF Richnend Va:
warren r. Ihaxter and sophie Ii. Dwinels. both
OF Boston. Mass: Clarence Nuckals Of Richmond
Va, and Lady Blanche Hope. of Louisa county,
va; James H. Thompson and Lucy Huckford.
An APPEAL TO THE CHARrrABLE-Rev. W. Z.
farson. presldene OF the tenth subdivision OF the
AsSoclated Charities reports much de5;itution IN
The southeast section OF the city, and daily calls for
AID The treasury Is exhausted and people with
out coal or bread must be turned away unless
the charirably disposed IN other sections OF the
city come 10 the relief Not dollar Is spent in
agencies. or for expenses OF any kind, the total
sum contributed reaching the poor In orders Tor
fuel and groceries send money or east OF clothing
70 Rev. W. f Parson, 399 New Jersey avenue SOUTH
east.
"A DANGEROUS TRAHP-Patrick Foley tramp,
about 50 years Old was registered at the first pre-
clnct station on saturday night as ledger. He
Tried 20 shoot fellow LOGGER, and, upon searching
HIM and ht valtse, pistol, dirk knife and
Police Court Monday with CARRYING concealed
weapons Judge Smell said that Foley was evi-
Gently dangerous man. and fined him $50 In de-
fault Of which three months on the farm
TIE GREAT SALE OF LONDON OWED Frgs-This
eale VIII be resumed tomorrow morning at II
O'Clock at 1880 street, near the Ebb,tt house The
saie was largely attended to-day. notwithstanding
the rain. giving evidence that the goods were APP
pfec1ated MI. bowling is conducting the sale.
SALE OF TURKISH CARPETS, Ca sale of these
ELEGANT goods will begin tomorrow morning at
Thomas DOwling's auction rooms, nth street and
pennsylvania avenue, where they have been on
nounced by judges TO be a very superior collection
and parties wishing TO secure genuine articles
should not fail 70 attend
GO RC0S NEXT MoSDAY.-"This VIII be the finest
the largest, the most complete sale.n has been the
repeated utterance OF connoiSseurs after carefully
examining the mammoth manuscript OF choicest
oriental carpets, rugs and portierel Many ex-
perts are waiting for this superb collection which
VIII be on exhibition next Monday at Walter 4.
Williams Co.'S, corner Of 10th street and Penn
sylsania avenue See particulars in the advertise.
mens mthe auction column
An AUCTION SALE or BoSDs.-Peremptorv sale
OF $s6.5oO OF Washington & Georgetown railroad
company per cent bonds tomorrow at O'Clock
M ms Is one OF the best securities In the
market, bearing per cent interest and secured By
property worth several times the amount issued
See advt
LOCAL sTocKs-An auction sale Of the best local
stocks Will be held tomorrow at Duucanson's
Among them are $26,J0 OF Washington Ctory-e.
town railroad company bonds, which will be per-
emptorily sold These bonds are one Of the best
paying in this city.
FURs AT ArCrIoN.-The ladies desiring seal skin
SacqueS or dclmans and fur lined garments should
atteLd the sale OF these f1ne goods Duncanson,s
auction rooms tomorrow az II O'Clock g. m. and 3
O'Clock p IA.
EQCIfABLE c. B. AsSoCrArioN.-ThiS association
viii hold It's 63d monthly meeting tomorrow night
~ Marinfs ball Those desiring shares In the sth is
Ing. Share, $3.50 per month $1,000 advanced on
each share. The Secretary'S report for December
shows Transactions amounting 70 $55,435.66. TnoS.
Soinervtile, president; Jno Joy Edson, secretary,
NJ street northwest.
ATTENTION Is called TO the advertisement BY Fitch
Fox Brown OF money 10 loan
PINAFoRE drew an Immense house at Herzoc's
museum last night. In spite Of the storm The ad-
vance sale for the balance OF the week Is large
See advertisement