Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-25
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Ks ALL THE READERS OF THE EVENING
- STAR being acquainted with the fact that
was found guilty in the Police Court August 3Oth last
| OF assault made appeal to a higher court
Granted new trial and found guilty as indicted" :"
frying to prove my innocence made another effort
which also proved failure Shortly after the death
OF Mr.. Nicholas Pstorio the Major of Police received
an anonymous letter stating that 1 dangerous
woman that had chased three women out of the vi
cinty of ST. Sc with revolver in my hand; that
ran INTO the street another into the house S15
st. and the venerable writer did not know what had
pecoe m the third and to put the police to watch
me- Lieutenant Boteler sent to investigate before
any murder was committed but his investigation
proved nothing to substantiate the charges This
formation was given to me by Lieutenant Boteer Au-
gust @Stn at the same time serving a warrant me.
asked what had become of the letter. and told it
had been thrown in the waste paper begged to have
found II possible, and assured that every effort
should be made On going to headquarters to-day am
informed by the Major Of Police that it had been de-
stroyed II this letter could have been produced it
would probably have been enabled to prove the
orei by the writing in opinion any truthful and
honorable lady or gentleman would have signed their
fuil name to such serious charge against a woman
who is left without protection
It. MRS JOSEPHINE SEWARD.
4 REVIVAL SERVICES AT WAUGH
Church, Sd and A sts ne, &c; HI every
Rev. N. v. Bronx and IL C. sEARiEs, So Of New York:
hepentant ones are being saved. Come. IT.
H~, Mr.; JOSEPH \; FIsKE, FORMERLY N
Ss I e ss MS az sasn
TSS-STss october 25. 1883.
am member Of Zion Baptist Church Of this city and
chas am ~ seeking Justice and want the sister
N the case. or must i ask Government protection
BEEN breuShe on
Msnt tiay all by one member of said Zion church
this case ana hear my statement in the case.
u. PEYToN PIERCE.
1T 353 st. 8 W.
ALL PRISONS INTERESTED IN THE
Ds>;,SsS1 REFORMED EPISCOPAL CHURCH are
fsHSS GvESISa % 5,i s ss' % oeoca
d the NEW york htFuBAfcAS KhE bAs kssuSf
ALTON before election will be held at headquarters
& New York Republicans are especially invited to be
R~ DIR. G. A NORTON HAS Returned
hours 8 to 10 am.. to pm. g to z Pm. Oc25-3t'
WALL PAPERS, SHADES DECORA-
on Of fall stock Of wall papers. our personal at
tennon gwen to interior decoration. W. j. THOROW
eo9a oss4 co. '4a' Pa ave NV tcorcOran buildins'
K JACKSON DEMOCRATIC ASSOCIATION.
iuI lr attendance is expected THURSDAY
and 4Hss. JAMES / Sokh,s. rrssidsnt Re- Sssa4'
KsRS NOIlCE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
- special meeting of the stockholders of the
kiAER HAMMER COMPANY will be held at the
ONCE OF the Firemens Insurance Co., 7th ST. and
louisiana ave, on TUESDAY,, october 80. 1883. at
O'Clock pn for the purpose of electing Directors
the ensuing and for the such other
business as may properly come before it.
- - - G. II. SHELLEY, President
SCdU1LEh DURI EE, Sec'y. oc24-6t
YEOMEN OF The GRANDCHILDREN
~ and Sullivan's New Opera, to be had at
W. u. MElZEROTT Il CO.'S,
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ES. TO WHOM II MAY CUNCtkN: THIS
~ is to notify all persons that will not be
sponsible for debts except by myself
my order.
oc24-3ts FRANK j. HESSLER
K MARYLAND REPU bLICAN ASSOCIA-
- TlON.-Ihe rooms Of the MARYLAND RE
PUBLICAN ASSOCIATION are open EVERY DAY
from am. to pm, at 81 Sth st NV, nfor-
nation will be given in regard 10 going home to
All voters OF Maryland will once, proper
transportation can be secured i'll time.
oc24-6t JAS. w. MCKEE, President