Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-30
Washington stock Exchange.


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The Young WOmen's Christian Home.
A MEMORIAL TO CONGRESS ASKING FOK 5000 TO
AID IT.
In the Senate to-day the President pro feupore
presented a memorial OF the trustees OF the Young
Women's Christian Home, asking for an appro-
priation OF 5000 for their institution. The home
was Incorporated by act OF Congress last year TO
provide temporary homes for young women coming
| 10 and being In the District who shall from any
cause oe Ia want OF and willing to accept sucn
teporary aid. In pursuance OF authority given an
ONCE was opened the LIST OF May last and employed
q ale. elefk VINO Was charged with the duty OF
4 aading girls and young women. In October
| last the house No. 3,3 street northwest was
rented ana opened and q matron employed. The
house was comfortably furnished and ali expenses
| have Teen paid by private Subscription AT no
i time has IL been without worthy inmates no
| ueot mas yet oeen contracted and the success OF
| the nome, say the memoralists, Is assured They
ask the appropriation 10 help the institution Re:
ferred TO The District committee
''On the Back Of . Maltese Caav
TIE FOUNDATION ON WHICH A CHARGE OF SUNDAY
BAR" WAS SAID TO REST
| The case OF Louis Faber was called In the Grim
inal Court to-day. the charge being selling intox
| eating liquors on sunday, November IL last
MI Campbell Darlington said that the case rested
on the back OF Maltese Cat, Mr. Faber having
| some time before charged W. Rebnitzski with
| stealing Maltese cat. and he took this means to
get even On cross-examination Mr. CarrfnYton
with some di1aculty, after the Witness kebniz sIi
had answered his questions by replying ssThaf
was my business" got him TO admit that be was
i arrested for the larceny OF q cat but thar M
didn't steal L. He was tipsy, and just picked the
1 cat up.
Mr.. Faber testified that the BARRON was NOT
opened and that the parties In his house that sun.
day were In the dining-roofh; that they got beer
from the pantry, and he nor no one else received
/ money from them, although they wanted TO pay.
He further said that after the trial OF Rbniz IoI
| stealing the cat he threatened 70 get even II Il
i took him lifetime by informing on him.
MT. Padgett asked the court 70 instruct the Jury
Il that II the BARRON was closed and liquor was
| served In another room the accused was not be.
Il yond the Law.
verdict Of not guilty was found
TIE FuzERIs CoNsIxEEs met again at O'CLOCK
| to-day