davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-03-25
PrzeStepstwa.

Smiatego rabunku, d%opusciIi sio zloczyh-
cy ma ,,Chicago, Rock Island Pacific" kolei re-
laznej p~omiqdzy Joliet Morris, W stanir H.
lino;s. Kiedy pociag wyru>zyf re STACEY Joliet
O godz. 12:i5 min. w nocy do bayazoNeg ego WACO
nu wkradli sic zamaskowani fotrzy, zamordowali
nadzorce bagazowcgo, wyjeli mu nastepnie kIucz
z kieszcni zabrali DUO cenn,ch pakictow
i ,,chccks" ma sumo 100000 do 5000 dol. Mkt
ME wiedziaf o r%abunku, az pociag przy,zedt do
Morris. Iu dopicro przokonano sic, 10 b"gaz
majster Nicholas zostaf zamordowuny wagon
bagazowy obrabowany. Telegratownno natych-
miast do Joliet szeryf Reitz wraz 4 mnczelni-
klein pnIicyi Murray natychmiast u oddziatem
policy wyruszyli M specyalhym ppciagu do
Morris. Zadnego sIadu ME wykryto jeszcxr. Po-
licya 4 Morris Joliet jake wielu ohywutcli
sltdza "a zbrodniarzumi
Kompania kolei zeIazncj brock island" ota
rowafa 10000 dol. IN pojmanic zboczyhcow.
w st. Paul, kilka dni temu W hanic,
bny sposob zostat zamordowany W Stock yurduch
niejaki Daniel Smith. .Jako rodcjrzunego o zhro
dnio aresztowanu cztowieka nuzm iski,ln Mar
- 10 Stowe, Mass Jan z. HiIdrcth, mel
ski s%karbnile, ulotnif sic Z 100000
= w Fort Worth, Texas, ma Iin;i kolei
zelaznrj Texas \ Pacific" nieznany czlowick
wyciagnal szyne, ably spowodowat pntluczcni,
paSazerSkiego pociayu. Ma sZcZescir sI,o>1 re.
como to pred odejsciem p~ociagu zc St.,cyi
niehezplcczeilstwu. zapobielono.
Okrutnel @brodni dopuscila ~e : Gin
cinnati, o., ~niejakas Bohrman, Nzr. aka. p
BohrnManowj zginat zall1et, W ktorym zna.jioMu
TO sic $500 IONA gdy sic o tenn dowiedzi4i;
Cd rozulnu prawie odchodzi1a. Na,lrpneyo dni1
rano znaI>zjono zamordowanego jj syna Alberta
l~iczarrg" lat II, lnnv syn znacznle blt pora
niony. Il p. Bohrman Il poderznletem garden
Ieza}a zhroczona we krwi. Pokaleczony chfopir'
jeszcze m@yI movie olowiedziat, zc matka wi,
czorem rozkazata mu isc >pat, co nalychmias
%uczynit. W nocy rozludzjf sic ydy urzut clqzk:
lane zadana mu osttm narzedziem. Zcrwat ,n
4 Lozka cIlcjat rc:ckaG, lecz lrzwl byiy zamk,ie
t. ma klorz. Matka przyskoczyta do n ego, chcia
sic sta wyrNad, !ecz zo>laf niehezpiecznir zranic
ny |,owtdrhir krrw mu %uifynefa upadt na zie
mle. NasleI'uir widziaf, iak matk" brzvtwa pc:
derZuei;t so,ir Yalolo
w Carroliton, Miss, w bitcc ppmirdzy ba
fymi Il cz;rnucI"lni, "stHtnieh adto 10 zlhitvcl
ma ml"jscu wi"Iu "Iebezr rcznIe p",anionych.
George Rink, l~"Iiryaut ,h,cagosAi, ode
wunlc Amy Kelley.
W panvllc, " IobIizu Louisville, Ky.
J. b. Caldwell -\Iberi salIr wszczeIi Itolni,
pomjrdzy >oba, lodczas ktorrI Sale wyG"b,
REVOLVER ~zastrzelf taldwelIa.
= Farmer Pete Wagner; iv~zkuiacy y
poblizu p%ul'lqne, l"jecllaf niedawno trmu II.
targ re s"iniami zabr;,i ze SODA do mia>Iu dN"i
dzcvi. W m'esyie urif sic, u w"z, axievi 4wini
pozo-tawiE rrzex caia noe ma wolf B%osl;irj. Die
eli 4 |p "du n"rtz"nia ich nu nirl,rzpitczrhStw
nirXnwuInir unlt.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-03-25

w poblizu Mexico, Mo, kilka dni temu
farmer IIenryk Plata re swym synem Iiczacym
lat II zwozif siano z pcla do stodoty. Kiedy
jechali z pefnu fura siana, kofo n~ajechafo ma
picniek fura SIC przewrocita. Wildly, ktore
micli ma furze, zs,ncfy sic 2 woza utkwiiy
mocno W hlocic sztorcem do CORY. Syn tarme-
IA, z%suwajac sic z sianenn, nadzial SIC ma WI
diy talk uicbezpiccznie 1e+ doltorzy watpia o
jego adrowiu.
= w Mortified, Mimi, brakeman wpadl pod
kofa milwauckiego pociagu pozhawiony zostn1
oborh n6g do ltolan.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-03-25

swym zamknietym ko]egom; gdy feldtebe
silnym gfosem wola&: Drapke podajacicz!!-
Otto mas tn iak w lapce zamknieto,
Co gay nastqpi1o, stane]i priced Put.
kownikiem, kt6ry Erncsta groznym g}o
sem: kto ci rozkaza} DAG sygnal alarmH.
Panic Po]kowniku! ia mic mia1cm
zadnego rozkazu. Lecz ze powinienem
byf p. Pulkownika uwiadomiG: il W pol
godziny bedziemy przez nieprzyj %aciela
zdradziecko zaczepieni, a zamkniety w ha-
hupie ME widzia1em innego >posobu wzi9-
lem sic do bebna.
-Z'ad wiesz, ne many bye napad-
nieci99
Panic Pulkowniku! ia umiem pc
.hiszpalisku i podsluchalcm spiskowych. od
ktorych sic w~szystkiego dowiedua1em.
-kto jest ten kt6regos podslachal?
OTTO w}asciciele tego domu, kto-
YIN mi wlaz Feldfeblem ~przypad}a kwa-
terra, CT mowili mieGzy SODA; lie dwiescie
ma "a pot godziny ia mas z
lienacka napasG, | opusclli chate, zeby ich
"a pofgona IA mas naprowadzlc.
Pufkownik ME wqtpia1 @ Heczywis-
osci nilebezpieczenstwa,, przedsnewziqf "a
'adne srodki, q talk n%ieprzyjaciel, = kt6ry
nime sfyszanego pewnie aIarmu, smiaf ma
raneuzow natrzeG POSTAL dzielnie przyje-
y ratowaf sic Ucieczkq w cory.
20 skehczonei rozprawie. gdy sic
'ulk zchraf. ze switem cpnscil wies Od-
znaezny hawaii 20 wies, kazal
'ulkownik stanqG pu1kowio i wywo]awszyo
abosza pred front tax %przernGwil do
lego: % . o
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To OWO.
W Mah.sh. Ind \

W Wabash, Ind, W gcsr.nnym iomr
l-utz'a pvlni}a "howiazki postugaczki n:lod;
dzie~ c4vna Il piekna buzi;s. Przod kilkonna unia.
mi rrzybyf d" tel restauracyi rewicn mlody
bo5aly mrzczy4na, ktory przyjechai tam b War
szawy, Ind. Dziewczyn& til talk mu ~r u1niaia
sro1ohat, ze mlody pan Bert. Mcdonald zubral
ja Z SODA, s~prowaizit dla niej guwernantkr, ably
,ja wyksztatcic, niczawodnie wkr1tce nazwie
roslugaczkr 4 goscinncgo domu swa zoncczka
Niedawno przybyf Z Rosyi DO Slan@y lie.
dnoczonych mtody c%hiopiec, LEGACY zalcdwic 9
lat, sam uel DUDE. PodrdE "a SumueIa zapIacif
Is letni brat jego Jozef, ktory ,juz roprzcdnio
przyjechaf do Ameryki, w Cincinnati Jest czv-
Sciciclem ohowit; II zarazem roznosi eazcty
Mfody Samuel przybywszy do Cincinnati W
pierwszych II miesiacach zlo}aI zaoszczedziG
$500, Z ktorych srtacif ~wszystek dug zaeia
gniety cd brata na podroz do .Ameryki. Jozel
"brenie rracuj r ma utrzymanic siebie brata, Il
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-03-25
NOT47H1 SMIESZH1.

x We E%lorydzie podczas o%statnich mrozow
zmarzfy pomarahcze. Ia wiadzy rcpublikahskiel
nigdy COS podobnego sic ME state dla tego H.
dnost tamtej sza postanowifa ME gfosowaG iu1 vie
ccj IN stronnictwem demokratycznem.
x Senator Jones radby pojac milijonows
kobiecine, MECH zawi.u do naszego miusta 8.
nieomylnle z%najdzic m:lijonerke; lecz naprz6d
powinicn zmienic swe nazwisko Jones lest
hardzo ~pospoljte nazvisko.- Public Opinion.
XIV Co TO jest nasza krytyka:
X. Jest to to wszystko, co tyka, dotyka
%wytyka, przytykn, zatyka (vel zapycha tygo.
dniowc szpalty), wtyka, odtyka, a n%ajwieeeej
%n'etyka j lrzytyka.
w. r, wielka Z ciebio tyka- powieds mi
przynnjmniej 90 robit, ably tax ME byfo lax
X. 10 DO mas ME naleky. Q
w. \ do kogoN
w. Jesli vice so krytyey, jest tedy
y. Jest-kt6t m6wi re niemas
w. Ale gdzie?
X. Bywaj ,zdr6w....
x Madam pewien p1zybyi do czeskiego mia.
sta naturaln'e -poszedt ma piwo pilzeiskiec:
Coy ledn'k 2 gospody 'wybierai sic ma nodeg
wiezy, p%"niewaz . po~staf poAar. Madziar liczy:
yedn", dwie, try, cztery, plea MECH was
jednak grs kopnie -'szesnaSc,e, siedemnascie.
obmnascie, dziewietnascie, dwadziescia = q MECH
Aas gromy trzydziesci, trzydziesci ieden
. ter"mtete. Byfcm " DobrsenIicy jut ME rae.
ale do do,mn ME szedFenn talk p6zno jak dzisiai
% 'rsydziestej j p~ierwszej gedzinie.
NeomyAny ;roaeh przeeiso poaagvse.
,Wystaraj sic o chustke do nosa so letnie;o
dto'a nigdy nie pragnefa wyjsc "a mae
npierz chu>tko &c trzy razy W wodzie, pedze.
eel miyn peczclwego mlynSrza; wysusz ia ma
pfocie Cd ogrodu hezdzietnego pastora prote-
,tanckiego, MANAGE la ~stramentem adwokata,
story niydy ME oszukni; daj ia n%astepnie L.
sarzowi, ktory nigdy mic z"bif pacyenta kat
ohie prze1 meg" n'ezwioczn'e o%bwiasae elu-
tka Owe LoIacr miejsce".
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-03-25
s'"zsry.
" l"le'io, o., W z~eszlynr tygodniu wvlucht
pozar w domu przytnfku narohlt -zhody n,

W Toledo, O., " zesziym tygodnju wviuch
pozar W domn rrzytnfku narohlt ~zhodv n;
10000 drlarow. '
Tamzo ~paIi} sic ~kIai ,,Tol,do Li,~,c,
on" komPanii. Przesztp ~lo beczrk u.tr,
ek>pl"d walo F.ksp!o@va Ia zatrzr~Ia cuIyyy
mIa>tr'n, u Z ~H>iednich AomoN olna l.wy]a
tally. D"ocll mrzczyzu nirbezuiprzni, zo.,,
10 p"Iarzonvch wirIr innvcn pukal. czouvch
>t'"'' Wyno>I 10000 d"l -a~ekuracya 10000
- y" o>hk">lI, VS., kilka dni temu spa
liza SIG druk;linia yazrty 7u7.s.
Gao nv Nv Nrn"m"nir, Wis, ~paIita 30 al,tyk:
Geo: Ianner'a nirdawnp temu. strata wynms
$1,000 dol, asekuracya 1900.
Mtyn Brar; Taylor. ~tudaiu. zabudovuni.
e%.''s "olfl 'n'rs~k"Inr W Pontiac, ILL.,, >.afy
sic pastwa pfomie"i W uhiryfy louicdzia}ek. SRA
tn rSolna wv'r',j "A"tn $50, 900 ysrlur,n,.
100000. '''""'"'s'
~" h'rago E.lka dni lena spalifa s, tai,l.yk k;
rof"z"na n" rogu W. Randolph Am
l'lc, Sl,ata wy""si s%luo,Oou.
=" i'"blIzu Mo1I~. MINI, spa!iiv sic zabu
4o"anla Sr"z Z domrm miesxkaInym An1oujrr,
I''I'r. Strata wytoei s. 200 ~riuracya $1,000
W poblizu Reed CITY, Mich W przc.
>Aflm tygodniu zl"Iity sc zabuJnwunia f,,.
mersk1e Gu>t'wa Il 'hvrt>. Oy,ii pochtonat )
sztuk tydfa, > koIme, 500 bul~u!i zboza t. u
strata wylo>' 5000 ol.-a~ekuracya zas 200
w Eaton Rapids, Mrch. W ubiegfym
tyg"'niu SpaIit Sic dom Morri~a Belknuu. SRA.
va " nDS' Wv" ""l -asckuracva zas $50.
w LeaEenwortl. Kan, po4al. zpi~zczvI
dom q. kermand'a Strata wvnn~j d, , oo InI
-~W>zystko Observation-Disclosures.
w pohli&u MussIlIon, O.. no4ar " ub;ou
lynn tygodniu zn'~zrz,t za~budowania lar,nerra
lalfNcyusza Burke, GRAZ wszystkic narzedzia
ro,n'cze sprzrty. Strata wyno~i okofo 1000
DOL asekuracya zas 2,3OO.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-03-25
Wypaslki

W kopaIniach wqgIa " p>hIizu Neguu-
nee Mich, k'lka dni temu " szafcic Mr.. G
z"st"f z"oW z"du>zony jcden gclnik. Jest to
drng1 wyp"crk W hirzacym roku Chrc pra-
W" wymaga, ably cyclic gor,ikow byio zabez-
p'eczone I" k"mpania isdnaIl rn:io sic do tego
stosnje.
p"''Ii2" Looms przcz pociag kolcl
zolaznej FLINT Penv Murpu,ttr' zo>tat pre-.
Jecha"y li lctni Hilbert Perry ma mic sou 70
>t,f zabity.
w Luther, Mich, w~kulek ckspIozyi wa
poru utr:t"Il' zyrie Elmer Decler Wilhelm
Blue.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-03-25
Ma tufsctwie.

Ach, teskno mi, teskne W tel siemi,
1u smutno .zyt Z Ind&my ekeymi.
To zawszc tee dnmam mysle:
Q drogim men do"ku i Wbles
O szumie bafwan1w M wodzie
I wszystkicm W mel drogiej zasroasie.
Tam mieszka Mstuia ma droea,
Lad modify tam w2nosi do Boosa,
Tam eiestfg aestaiy i braty 90
| niwa w okofe ich ebatp.
Tam skremnie, lecz ssreu jest Milo
Aeh wssystko tam k~itte i izyfo'..
.teskno mi, taakno do kiemi,
.u smutno pomiedzy obcyhi. .
'An& a. Rarsts
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-03-25
: MlolN %czloMieku. Nz;si

dziala1eS bez rozkuzE przclozonych. w III.
nym razic %godzenbys by1 kary ia przekro
genie porzadku: ]ecz lie tq raz9 byle>
W takiem pofrzcnju, ICES ME m6gl zacho-
wac polzqaku. Sdzie Szlo o ocaienie put
ku, przcto w nagrode twe] %roztropncSci
sorliwoSci odwagi. mianuiq Gle kapra-
lem 1oboszem.
MECH lyle PuIkownih! Mech zyje
kapral- dobusz. krzykneI caly pulk: q Fran
kur wysunqwszy sic 4 szercgIl, ls;ciskal
swege mnlca radosnir zawolal:
Panic Pu1knwniku! pozwol: ze mu
?rZypne pierwsze honorowe odznaki'' .Ja sic
spodziewaln, ze i szlify nie dluyo sic ynaj-
dq! P~ostepnino zaw>ze talk grecko..
Mozna sic domyslec, jake Ia scena
nczyniIa wrazenie ma Ernescie, gdy ma cze-
lie pulku odebral nagrode:- ydy koledzy
--ktorzy ME dawo uTqgali sic 4 nicgo ia
ko Il pobuznisla-teraz prZeciwnie wykrzy-
kneli mul radosne zadowoleme. TAX 90 to
rtzczuli1o, 7e ME umial W pierw>zvm mo-
wynu1zyG swcj wdziecznoSsci. Samo
nilczenie jego bylo 'lesyc wynownem dIa
Pulkownika. kt0ry zaraz "a picrwszem
ljrzeniem 50 pojqf szlachetne uczucia Err
lesta, cieszyl sic, 2e Znalazl sposobuoSG
lania mu dowodu swcj przycIIylnoSci.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-03-25
.7fzad Sp6}ki w a.

rs. RonwoM Am Byzemshii. P,ezyde"t.
i'm b. Bombeneh, Wcemezyde"t.
Fra"cis.eh Drn:komsA5;, Kusyer.
Wncenty LorbiechI:. .Sehvetm:.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-03-25
~.

W Hiszpanii.
Pc tym Ola Ernesta Malwan tax mi
wypadku n'szy} pulk dalejo " po-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-03-25

Prey niniejszvm %posyfam panu W stres7eze-
MIN mow, ;.us,, ,urso majstrS organizacyi Ry-
oer,v p,acy y. rowierly, ktora on niedawno
wvnowi.lz;, W Providence, W Rhode Island
Ios,om n.vnv. IL przez zamieszczenie .takowej
" W;aru.e" zjednasz pan sobie przyj am well"
ezytelnis@w, a ME pogarde. Jsseli pa" eaf''
mcwy ME mo9ir>z zamiescit, to "hznajom ezN'''-
ST, chot 2 trescia takowej.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-03-25

II marca. Prezydent %mlanowaf: Rycharda
NJ. Standen konsulcm W Manzillilo; Ludwikn W.
Attel'a ass, stentem-c hirurgiem navy; u. A.
Hill'n marszatkiem Co]oradoskiego dystryktu.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-05-04
AlexandPia AMairA


THE DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY-The democratic
primary election was held to-day to nominate
candidates for city sergeant, commonwealth 8
attorney, and justice and constable in each
sergeant, Capt w. H. Smith, the present in
cumbent, and only single candidate for JUS
tice or constable in each of the wards, and it
was with difficulty that candidates for these
offices could be gotten. But for commemorative
attorney there Is a sharp contest between the
present incumbent, Leonard Marbury. and J.
K. N. Norton, Mr.. J. W. Holt and Mr.. w. E.
Fendall. 1t has been officially announced that
all these gentlemen will agree to be bound by
the decision OF the primary. In the absence of
such declaration democratic leader some
years ago ran Tor mayor on q free ticket. The
polls were opened at 20 Prince street, old City
hotel, county court house and Muff1eton's shop,
and the voting has been going on all day with:
out excitement The polls close at sunset.
LABOR MATTERs.-The only labor movements
here have been the adoption of eight hours q
day by the cigarmakers, and an increase from
81 70 500 by the carpenters, with eight hours
on Saturdays. The employers have accepted
these terms. 1t is not believed that the labor
movements here have prevented any building.
All the Alexandria mechanics in the building
trades find employment at union rates.
NoTEs:-The mayor added considerably to the
corporation funds at his last court. George
Bolden was fined the same amount for the same
offense; w. Williams was fined So for inter-
ference with an officer; Ed. Meade and R. Smith
were each fined 81 for disorder aud David
Thompson was acquitted on the charge of steal
ing iron from the Midland railroad-The
chain gang has been for the present superseded
ment moving slowly until the next meeting of
council, when the appropriation made by the
aldermen will be concurred in.-Mr. e. C.
Hershey. foreman at the Item Office has gone
to Philadelphia to work-Mr. Thompson. the
foreman at the Gazette office, has lost his wife,
most estimable lady-Jacob Scheffel and
Asaph street, last evening by the German
pastor, Or. Schwoy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-05-04
CITY AND DISTRICT.

Capt. Won Ringharz is in this city, on his way
TO Europe to bring over this fall colony of
some 500 BavarlsinS. Germans, Austrians and
Va
The attendance at the Washington Light
Infantry fair continues to- increase rather than
diminish The fair room presents many strong
attractions.
This morning. in the Police Court, q colored
man named Robert Wheeler was fined So for
being bOisterous in south Washington.
John Rodgers, 400 18th street northwest, re-
ports that about q O'Clock this morning his store
was entered by forcing open window and rob-
bed of umbrellas and parasOls valued at SIS.
Robert FraZee and Joseph W ebSter were fined
s. each by Judge Smell today Tor cruelty mu-
tilating a cat.
I. Maddox has sold to s. Sugenheimer sub
lot d sn g13
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-05-04

The Rev. DIR. BristOr's Trial Begun.
EIGHT JURORS sELECrED-ANoTHER PANEL
READY FOR TO-DAY.
The trial OF the Rev. DIR. George r. Bristor
indicted in January for rape, alleged to have
been committed on Ida Downs o young girl
whom he had taken from the Brooklyn orphan
asylum to rear to selfrespecting worlanhood,
was begun In Nyack, N. Y, yesterday, before
Judge Chas. F. Brown. There were many
women present. Most of them are church
members, and they have chung to DIR. bristor
brought against DIR. Bristor by Stephen H. Burr
and others. 1t was to Mr.. Burr, outside of the
Bristor household, Ida Downs first related that
DR.. Bristor had forced her to yield to his de-
sires.
Ida is pretty girl with dark eyes, clear COM
plex and plump figure. She has lived in
Brooklyn ever since the trouble at DIR. Bristor's
crushed look she wore three months ago. DR..
Bristor was as busy yesterday taking notes oil
the proceedings as any Of his lawyers. He is de-
Tended by Judge GroO, OF Orange w. F. Howe
and j. 8. Moss, OF Howe q Hummel Dr. Bris.
tors face Is like that OF the picture of Oliver
Goldsmith. His eyes are dark, his hair short
and wavy, and he is slightly bald.
There are two indictments against him, one
for rape In q bedroom in his house on Dec 10th
the other in the Kitchen on Dec. 18th. District
Attorney Aaron A. UemereSt, elected to try DR.
BristOr on the second indictment for the crime
alleged TO have been committed in the kitchen
Eight jurors had been accepted when the pane
was exhausted. The court officers started out
this evening TO bring in forty more jurors TO
morrow. The witnesses on both sides are here
and are willing TO tell all they know.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-05-04
Transfers of Real Estate.

Deeds in fee have been filed as follows:
John S. Blankman to Joseph Burrough, pit Ii,
so. 154; g. 6. Y. AT Lee to Edwin Greer, pit.
63, HIS sub Mt. Pleasant; $2O5. l.. H. Schnei-
der to w. NJ. Hodges, sub lots 10 and % and
pit. 81, So. TAB; $500. H. B. Dietrich to Angus
tus A. Baumon, sub d, So. $685. 81 $50. William
Warning to Georgianna Johnson: sub lot 50,
So. 359; 81 500. American Life Insurance Co
d. l.. Yulee to r. O. Hoffman, same property;
s.. 7. b: Wright to Eleanor c. Payne, lot z,
blk. 10, I; and BIS sub Mt. Pleasant; $3.50.
$3.50. K. {. Langley to Kate G. Dittrich, pit, ID,
50. 1000; s. S. c. Pomeroy ct al to J: W.
I. Leopold to Clara l.. Knight, sub lot @, so.
366; $4,000. E. Cammack ct al. to Helena c.
SIMMONS, sub lots 46 and ~, SO. 24O; 81, $50
sub lots IS and g &c. So. Il; $3.50 1885,
G. b. Goode to L. w. Funk, Sub AZ, SO. 100;
s4,3oO. W. P: Worcester to Emily Carter, part
10, So. 734; s.. q. +. Il. SwartZell to l.. b.
Thomson, sub lot 81, So. 36S, $4,000. Dennis
OConnell to Catherine Conner, sub lot -, So
wood, lot Is, block %, Columbia Heights; 1888
A. Hyde to ID. Shea, parts subs u and +, SO. ~;
s.. Elizabeth L. Dunn to George Martin, lots
Anna S. Guthridge, lot /, do; 81, 1885. 80. Eliz-
abeth Colburn to G. A. McEuen. lot 5, SO. 6O4;
W. Saf Ssw,n t to- p Means ct
Buckingham to Christina Z. Muhlhoter, sub lot
%, SO. s52; s2,9oo. A. Thompson to James
Lockwood to Frankland James, sub lot 81, So
Il; $4,000. Thos. Kirby to Eugene f. Robin
son, sub %, So TAB; $500. Lucinda A. Duvall
to Rosa Il. knOch, pit. Z, SO. 1914; 81 900. John
Retz to John Retz, jr., sub lot 5, SO. 66s; $40.
J. ]. Edison ct al, trustees, to John c. Wilson,
trustee, sub lots IA and Is, So. 500; ST. 800 c.
j. Jones ct al. to +. Tourney, pit. Ii, So 2SS.
81 800. F. Tourney to Myra u. Hay wood, pit
IA, so. 2SS; $500. Green c. Goodoe to c. J.
ner to Washington beneficial Endowment AS
ISOLATION, d. Il IL, SO. 1878; $1,000. Il. b. Clark
to Susan S. Fisher, pit. sub 2, so. 1876; $500.
and 80, So. ga; $15,5OO. Green Clay Goodloe
to Mary Z. de Groftinried, sub lots % and 20,
SO. 176; S2,9O4. Patrick Herlehy to f. T. Far
rar, pit. SUB 81, SO. 626; S1,226.
SOUTH WASHINGTON ENDOWMENT RELIEF
Observation-Disclosures of the South Washing
ton Endowment Relief association the sum Of
eight hundred and twenty-eight dollars $685.
the amount due me in consequence OF the death
of my late husband, George c. Cammack.
CATHARINE NJ. CAMMACK
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-05-04


On the recommendation of Chief Engineer
Paris. OF the fire department, Acting Assistant
Chief Engineer George Spilman has been re-
duced TO the rank of foreman of truck b COM
pany and Foreman Louis p. Love- of engine
| company No. B, has been promoted to be acting
M engneer vice SPman
effect at once. Private William T. Belt of en-
CINE company No. 2, has been promoted to be
Paris, promoted, to take effect on the 18th In
slant, and that he be detailed as acting foreman
until then, and Private J. d. Kurtz, of engine
company No. 8, is detailed to act as foreman of
thai company, vice Louis +. Lowe, promoted
to take effect at once. Chief Paris, of the fire
department, has recommended to the District
Commissioners that general order No. 80, is
sued January 81, 1885, in regard to the transfer
OF companies In case of an alarm offire, be coun-
termanded, there being no necessity for such
transfers.
ADDITIONAL PRlvATEs APPOINTED.
The Commissioners have appointed Mr.. Jas.
i. Childs. ST., an additional private on the
metropolitan police force, District of Columbia,
for three years. for duty in and about square
No. 1881, without compensation therefor from
the District of Columbia, and they have also
appointed p. F. Trainor, an additional private
OF the force for duty in connection with the
Mutual District Messenger Co., vice G. L. Yeat-
man, whose commission as additional private
Is hereby revoked, to serve without compensa-
ton therefor from the District OF Columbia.
EX-CHIEF CRoNIN'S PENSION.
The board OF surgeons of the fire department.
yesterday reported to the Commissioners that
they had examined ex-Chief Martin Cronin, and
tind him suffering from the effects of injuries
received while on duty, and disqualified from
performing the onerous and important duties OF
chief engineer of the fire department, and they
recommend that ne be pensiOned at the highest
rate allowed by law.
APPLICANTS FOR POSITIONS.
Edw. j. Sullivan has applied Tor reappoint-
ment as private in the fire department. Patrick
tary inspector Alice g. Mafihouse and A: /.
Dennison, All street north. apply for appoint
ment as teachers.
APPROVED BY THE COMMISSIONERS.
The Commissioners have returned to the
House District committee approved, House bill
authorizing the reduction of taxes, interest,
costs and penalties in certain cases in the Dis
trict of Columbia in which taxes, interest, and
so forth amount to more than the value of the
property, provided 1t be so amended as to allow
discretionary power to the Commissioners in
each case. The bill provides that when such is
the condition of property in arrears for taxes,
the last assessed value thereof shall be the
amount for which it shall be held chargeable.