Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-10-24

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Patrick Naughton, indicted for the murder Of
Edward Alexander, alias Fee, on September
10th, 1885, by cutting him with u knife in the
abdomen, Was brought up from Jail and ar
| raisned in the Criminal Court this morning
and pleaded not guilty. Mr.. T. c. Taylor APP
| pe,.red for Naughton, and Mr.. Coyie, assistant
district attorney, tor the prosecution, stating
! that Mr.. WOrthingtOn desired to try the case
and was sick. No day was fixed for the trial.
| HELD FOR STEALING TEAM.-Louis Roseu-
bush left bis horse and wagon at the X street
market Yesterday, and when he went after it
mara had arrested Louis Carter. coiored. who
| had the wagon filled with wood, and locked
him up at the second precinct station. This
/! charged with grand larceny, and the case was
sent 10 the grand jury; bonds $500.
| COMING WEDDING.-Miss Matte Lee Fristoe
daughter of Prot. f. T. FristOe, is to be married
to Mr.. James Fred. Rule, at o'clock p. m., Oc-
tober %. at the First Baptist church, 18th
| street.
| FROM PHILADELPHIA IN LESS THAN THREE
way to this city missed a train he had Intended
| to take in Philadelphia, and being anxious to
reach Washington at . p. M, he applied for a
special train. A special car was attached to en-
! CINE SO, S. Hurd, engineer, and started with
him at 11:2S am. from Philadelphia and rolled
! into the depot here at PIG p. NJ, making the
| 1S7la miles In two hours and Iorty-eight min
| utes. In o:ling up 1T is estimated that fifteen
| minutes were lost reducing the actual running
time TO two hours and thirty-three minutes'
The speed on some portions OF the track was
| over mile minute, and the average 53.4
| miles per hour.
TIMOTHY SANDS DYING.-A dispatch was re-
ceived by his friends here this morning that Mr.
| Timothy Sands, of this city, was dying in Gin
cinnat. Some months ago he wandered away
Eom home, leaving word that he was going to
| California. His son-in-law, Mr.. CrOisSant, left
| to-day 10 take care OF him.
| REAL ESTATE SALES.-Mrs. Rebecca F. Ed
mondson has sold to Marion Gouverneur for
/ $4,000 a house on the south side of Rhode
| Island avenue east of 18th street. b. F.
Morseii, trustee, and Laura II. and Richard T.
Si35oO lot on the north SIDE Of Massaehmse i9s
avenue, between l4th and 18th streets.
BASE BALL WITH CARDs.-A movement Is
here the coming winter. The game will be
| played with cards made especially for the pur-
pose; Several Of these leagues were formed in
northern cities last winter, and the organiza-
ton Of base ball parties in social circles is said
TO have afforded much pleasure to the partici-
| q league. Already four clubs in this city have
| sgnified their intention Of becoming members
.he ana but oar more are M NEEDED d to
800 Sd street next Tuesday afternoon for the
purpose Of organizing and making q schedule
Of games to be played.
RoBBRRIEs REPoRrKD.-S d. Evans, 1909 n
house yesterday xsSbS 'c
street, reports stolen from him Ave chickens.-
g. 3. OHare, 1913 It'll street, reports stolen
from him one gallon Of whisky and the
same quantity Of gin; value %.
| THE "BEE" LIBEL CAsK.-The case of William
Calvin Chase, editor Of the Bee, charged by Miss
jennie spears with criminal libel, as published
In yesterdays STAR, was, In the Police Court
to-day, continued until next Friday.
Mr., xAspEs's NEW BuIID1xe.-rhe new
building ct 0O0 7th street, recently completed
for Mr.. Chris. Xander, wine merchant, is no
table on account. not only OF its substantial and
elegant character but also of Its perfect adapta-
ton to the business TO which 1t has been dedi.
Gated. Messrs. Ezdorf and Friebus designed
the building. On the first floor Is q spacious sa-
loon. Each upper story has Its special use, but
below, where the work OF manufacturing
| wine 10 carried on. The wine cellars are spa
cious and most conveniently arranged. A huge
elevator In the rear runs from story TO story.
No MAr1NxEs ON WEDNEsDAY.-The man.
alteration OF the wishes OF numerous strons
attractions booked during tho coming fall and
Niuteg season, the arduous work attached to 8
thorOugbly complete performance, have con
clude0 70 discontinue In the future the regular
| Wednesday matinee. Hereafter there win b
but one matinee and that on Saturday.
Il The EoUIrABLE c. B. AssocIArIoN.-Th,
new issue Of stock Of the Equitable C. b. Asso
citation shares IN the tenth issue may be taker
and payments made at the office Of the assOcia
ton, 017 street, from $50 Am. to 4:S0 :. IN
| daily, shares are $3.50 per month. Assets DC
tOber 18th, 1885, 1852, 442.66 Pamphlets ex
| planning the object and advantages OF the asso
9aAtion furnished upon application BY Johl