Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-01


rHosADurxr fzAf fuH QUESTION VIII 60 nrfo
COURT.
COMMITTEES, consisting Of MessrA L J. Davfs
John T. Armes ana Hornolower, and General
Henkie. called on Tie Commissioner to-day
70 further protest against the erection
the intersection OF Massachusetts, avenue ana N
street. MA Coe. The owner O. the building, vas
anmiIced 70 the board room subsequently. Here
lived and that he allowed her TO project Ser build
ingtcn the parking. Another question. howev,r, was
brought up IL was whcther she had q night 60
make the extended projections on the side. The
building regulation low 50 per cent on the en-
trance or pr ncipal 'front.' and 20 per cent on other
He c 81 TO
making the allowance. The regulations further
STATE that any PROJECTIONS more than IA
Oe approved BY the COMMISSIONER before IL can
b. gwen. This plan was submitted 70 the Com
missloners who approved IL II is apparent that
the subject viii b. taken 70 the courts
For the Yellow Fever sufferer.
The following additional subscriptions for the
yellow fever sufferers have been received st TIE
STAR once:
Heretofore acknowledged -. .........-sl, 1923 -
Central Lodge No. i, L o. o. F............ 10 ~
Proceeds Of fair held az No. ms street
sw., by three lutte girl, Rachael Moth
ershead, Nellie baum, and May But
Residents Of Fails church, va......... rs s.
a.'-....................-. u,s'o VI
HascrssOwu Happcntng~
TEE SENSATIONAL ELoPENESr cAsE-rnE WIPE
LIVING In NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. or TEE
OLD MOUNT ZION cHuRca-roLLrrcAL NOTES.
Correspondents Of TEE EVENING STAR
HAGEKsrowN, sept "a
The sensation OF the present week here has been
| the elopement from Frederick heretofore men,
| TONED In The STAR OF Mr.. Charles Catlin and
Miss Moberly, the seventeen year-old daughter OF
ex-Nayor Mooeay, who holds q Government posi-
ton at Washington. The interest Hagerstown
has In the matter is the fact that Catlin mas
| handsome, vivacious ana Intelligent wife residing
In THIS cay. Catln and his wife. the latter OF
| whom Is native oil Columbus OHIO, came
b re nearly eighteen months ago His busi-
ness was that OF lightning rod agent
he gained The good VIII OF a lady al Chambers,
burg, Pa. from whom, under the promise OF mar
| Rage, he succeeded In Gotta ning quite sum OF
money and horse and buggy. Catin. when ac-
cused OF being marri d, always denied IT. claim
ing that the lady he brought win him 70 Hasers-
town was not MS wife. THIS however, MIS- Catlin
has disproved by presenting TO the newspapers to-
day for publication copy OF her marriage certin-
cate, properly signed ana attested TO under the
bate judges signature attached. Every effort has
been made To capture Cat!in after lively chase
through Virginia the officers have abandoned The
pursuit.
| Capt Milt. Thompson, aconductor on the WASH
fngton County branch OF the Baltimore and ONO
Railroad since 1874, has rendered his resig
and will retire from the service OF the company on
the LIST OF october.
Invitations have been issued announcing the
marriage or Rev. Gideon Brown and Miss Mollie
| Schindel, OF TINS city. The ceremony Will take
place next Tuesday at Trinity Lu .heran chui CT
| here.
| The Hagerstown Hedge and Fencing Co. was or.
gained mere yesterday. The capital STOCK 4:
SIS 600. divided into 500 shares AT $50 each. Tn,
incorporalors are I: NJ. Mishler,. John ID. Main
Abraham Corbet, c. K saxton and Isaac Lesher
| Mt. Zion church, near Maplevilae, This county
one hundred years Old, has gwen way 10 the marcl
| OF improvement, and has been torn down. 4
| handsome new structure Is 10 be erected In IL
stead.
| Messrs- NJ. L Keedy and Norman b. Scott, tw
prominent IN mbers OF the Washington County
bar, nave accepted Invitations TO go into Pennsyi
vania and take the stump for Ha rison and Morton
| ". NJ. springer, OF Illinois; Z. T. Hook Z, OF Ms
sisspp; W. &. Oates, oil Alabama, ana Levi Maish
| OF Pennsylvania, are annOuuc 10 address q demo
| ciatic mass meeting in This place on Tuesday. B.