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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-09-07
WILL VICTORIA ABDICATE?
An Important Conference Which Will
Determine That Point.

LONDON, Sept There is considerable
speculation as to the meaning Of the proposed
meeting of the royalties next month. The
Empress Frederick will make her residence al
the villa occupied by her mother last year
at Florence, where she will be visited by
her son, the emperor of Germany, and his wife,
although the objective point Of this latter pair
will ostensibly be Rome, where at the emperor's
request his reception by the italian monarch
will be unmarked by reviews or displays.
Although great pains have been taken to
keep the fact from the public, the queen of
England will join her daughter and her i'm
OF the highest Importance, not only to Great
Britain but to the world, will be decided. This
is nothing less than the proposal that
QUEEN VICTORIA SHOULD ABpIcArE
in favor Of the prince Of Wales. The prince
has been pleased to announce that his health
has been much improved by quafing the Ger
man waters, thus still further ingratiating him.
self with the Germans and their ruler which il
is his role to do now for most powerful reasons.
Their outward reconciliation, at least, is now
complete, and the prince has privately given
it out that he intends henceforth to abandon
all frivolous habits of life, discard all
loose ac1uaintances, however entertaining,
and conduct himself as becomes the heir
to q throne undoubtedly the most enviable
are expected to impress this edifying re solu-
ton upon Queen Victoria at the meeting of
the trio in Italy, and another attack will be
made upon her to
RELINoUIsH THE CARES OF STATE.
1t is well understood that the reason former
assault failed was the old lady's vigorously
expressed objection to::seeing, putting it as
delicately possible, a person leading
such a life as the prince has led assume the re-
gency over people accustomed at least to a
virtuous, she might even have said prudish,
court.
Now that he has determined to forswear bal
let girls and professional Beauties abstain from
baccarat and similar seductive games,
and accept only the society OF
the grave and learned, 1t Is hoped
| that the last objections Of the queen to
retiring to private life will be overcome, and
that she can conscientiously crafty her secret
desire to pass her declining years wherever
she pleases in the companionship Of her
widowed daughter
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-09-07
Name.
Name.
Washington stock Exchange.

Following are today's quotations at close OF
Government Bonds-u.s 4x., 1891, registered,
1854 bid, 10eH asked: U. g. q. registered. 1907,
i is9 bid bid, iasx asked asked. 49, ''0p'A' A'O''
pl;srle: q oesmois Bonas-Per imp; g, 1891,
~ bid 1G5 Os ste asked Per
soa Ye SS assar s.
1884, Currency cur D ise SS soyssa iand
1902 com, i23 bid. Water stock, rs. 1908, cur.
rency, 100 bid. 1855, 1924. fund, currency. 122
Miscellaneous Bonds-U. s. Electric Light bonds,
ss e. o. bid u & Light bonds I'd
Warrington and esorsetoSn conuerSs Bonds Bonds
100 bid, LAG asked. Masonic Hall Associa-
ton 8, lses; lo7h bid, III asked. Wash;
bid, Washington Market company bonds imp; es.
Sosss g. 70 ssfsa washinsson
fsntry bonds I'd g, 1904, 50 bid, 100 asked
% Did, Gas .tss SGnS
Light Company bonds. series B. 6s. I2s bid.
National Bank Stocks - Bank Of Washington.
Metropolitan. 2oO bid, rs asked. Central, go bid.
isS bid, 200 asked. Citizens, las bid Co
Railroad Stocks - Washington and Georgetown,
go bid, $50 asked. Metropolitan. 100 bid, lao
asked Columbia, 90 bid, 90 asked. Capitol and
North Street. AN bid 4SK asked.
Insurance stocks-Ftremens, AN bid. Frank
lin, 42x bid. Metropolitan, 80 bid: National
coran, 65 bid, 20 asked. Columbia, l5X bid 49,
asked. German-A American, $50 bid. Potomac,
eaN bid, 100 asked. Riggs. 81 bid. o asked.
Peoples bid, 81 asked.
Title Insurance Stocks-Real Estate Title, 122
bid. Columbia Title bid, ~ asked.
Gas and Electric Light Stocks Washington Gas,
43 bid, A asked Georgetown Gas, As bid, IS
asked. U. 8. Electric Light, IS bid, 90 asked.
Telephone Stocks - Pennsylvania. 30 asked.
American Graphophone Company, 22H bid, 22x
asked.
pany. II bid. washington Brick Machine
Company, $50 bid Great Falls Ice Com
pany, $50 bid, 1S4 asked. Bull Run Panorama.
% bid. National Safe Deposit Company. 225
bid. Pneumatic Gun Carriage, y bid. ~ asked.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-09-07
ALEXANDRIA.
Reported for THE EVENING STAR.

Reported for THE EVENING STAR.
PUEBLO ScHooLs.-The teachers Of the public
schools held q meeting at Peabody hall this
morning, under the supervision of the superin-
tcndent Of public schools. The white teachers
met at 8 o'clock and the colored teachers at IL
o'clock and received special instructions as to
the conduct of the schools during the
year. There are now 1,632 permits granted for
entrance into the public schools, a number
larger than ever before at the close of the first
week. There are always. however, q number of
children who get permits but never use them,
and it is probable that the actual attendance
next week will not reach 1,500 pupils. The
high school will open with about thirty
students, the grammar schools with about one
hundred and sixty, the residue attending the
lower grades. In the interval between the
meetings Of the white and the colored teachers
today Prof. Spencer of Washington gave his an
nual lecture upon the Spencerian penmanship,
the teachers OF both races attending.
The RECENT SHOOTING CAsE.-The police
here will hold the two negroes, Joe Jones and
Dave Thompson, charged the one as principal
and the other as accessory in the shooting of
VIM. jackson at the gate of Shiloh church and
who were arrested In Washington and brought
to this city, az heretofore reported In The
STAR. They will be held to await the result
of Jackson's injuries. He is said TO be at
deaths door,
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DIED

e. EId.y sss9iap
years and one month 49, W.
Dearest Blanche thou hast left me
But .. ,S Scd That aS., fss e. Ssr fssI
He can all NY sorrows heal
run.,., rr,v.,. BIZ Hza MorxE.
EBLL On Friday, September 9. $50, Of 20 D.
son q Charles and Catherine LIBEL IN the twsnsy.s
Funeral on Monday, September o, at O'CLOCK nm.
from 6,s parents residsnos. seventh norhvs
pm. NARY Ann, beloved wife Of william for.yfh
1907 0coes Per s's
H Gsn.an P and RAY
Mccoy. In the third year Of her age.
Gone to Join the angela
bud the Gardener gave Va
A pure ind lovely child.
TO cherish undenled
But Just e II was opening
Down came the heavenly Gsrden.r
And took our bud away.
Funeral from her parents residence ioIs ro'-.,
street northwest Sunday. September 8, at 8 O'Clock
HUNTINGTON. At the re.idenc. Of bsr a.u,+,.r
ssnSsH isss HSs BETTE a4tiIi's 9: HtSfr Ss
SOiamSisn Gniss1stty M.shinssoaa bbs De- Of the
os daahsar n hnasR. ss.s
TunsgI On Monday. on ias.sa. irs@ Il. i.ss r...-
dence 34z virginia avenue southwest. at 40 m
thence 10 st. Dominicks church for solemn rcotiem
msse- IL
NORRIS. Departed this life September a leaa
sfeer long and painful Illness borne with ChrisssS
Morris.
Funeral from Zion Baptist church. y ssrsss south
fssnds q sss SsniW % .'ssss O'Clock Pa
r sTFYAET On ThSrsssay; September 8. 1850. ANNA
funsr.i ssrS u on n s srSs az ,p,,..,
street Interment In P1ttsburg Pa
,s sUTT4N On Friday ssP,spber Q, 1889. MAR13
Louise sutton. ned one year and 8 MONTH.
9uieon, on Monday Afternoon. September ~ 1854 ~
O'Clock pm. Services St Theresa's church Ecis-
uves aud fr1ends are respectfully invited 70 attend
WARE. After . long and painful fllness on sssur.
d., Septsmber 1853. ct 2:30 O'Clock HtHfHifY
Funeral Win tale place from Ebenessr church. ar
ner Fourth and streets southeast Tuesday, 6op-
invited 70 attend.
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DISTRICT GOVERNMENT.
IMPROVEMENT OF MOUNT oLrvEr RoA,

IAPhOVEMENT OF MOUNT OLIvET ROAD.
from w. j. Frizzell and others petition re-
questing the repair Of Mount Olivet
road from Bladensburg pike to and
through Ivy City. The matter was re-
ferred to Capt symons. In his report upon
the case today he says that he has included in
his estimates for next year Mount Olivet road
The expenditure necessary to improve it would
be too large to take 1t from the appropriation
for repair to county roads and should be pro-
vided for by special appropriation.
SHERIDAN AVENUE
In reply to q communication from J.
81. Hewlett Of Mount Pleasant, who called
the Commissioner attention to the condi-
ton Of Sheridan avenue and requested that
it be protected from further injury and
the street be opened TO its full width, Capt
symons, to whom the matter was referred, re-
ports that Sheridan avenue 10 in better
condition now than il has ever
been before, as it has been greatly i'm
proved by recent grading, but that nothing can
be done toward widening the avenue at pres
emit, as the question of its actual width is in
dispute and the matter is being considered by
the attorney for the District.
WANT 18th STREET IMPROVED.
A delegation, composed of Messrs J. T. Over.
w. NJ. King, W. s. Fletcher, o. l. wolfsteiner
and ID. 3. Porter called upon the Commission
ers this morning to present the views of the
resident property owners on 18th street north
west and urge the concreting of 18th street
from G street to Boundary. Maj. Raymond
promised to look at the street
PROPOSED TRANSFER OF THE STREET CLEANING
WORK.
As stated in yesterdays SrAR the Commits
sioners were considering the advisability o.
transferring the sweeping and sprinkling
OF streets from the health department
to the police. Today Maj Moore had a confer
ence with the Commissioners upon the subject.
1t is understood that the transfer will be ade Al
an early day. The sanitary Office, which is at
present under the direction of the police de-
partment, will be transferred to the health
Office.
MICHIGAN AVENUE EXTENDED.
The Commissioners are endeavoring to
widen Bunker Hill road. Today one Of the
representatives OF the Catholic university had
conference with Capt. Symons upon the sub
ject. Should the road be widened as at pres
ent contemplated it will be part of Michigan
avenue and known as Michigan avenue ex-
tended.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-09-07
More shooting by Policemen.

A colored man named Louis johnson, who
came TO this city from Rockville, Nd, where
he had served time for robbing the post Office,
intending TO lead better life, yesterday drank
too much and when he arrived near 10th and
N strests became disorderly and Omcer
Mason arrested him. A struggle en-
sued, in which the ofncsr drew his
revolver and fred two shots TO frightsn John
SON, but a. the shots did not have the desired
eject he struck Johnson on the head and in
aicted several eutA Where the bullets from
the policeman's weapon went il not known,
but Il h lucky that they did no harm. When
the esse vas called 70 Judge Milre attention
charge Of disorderly conduct and vas dned 06.
Policeman CLARK of the second precinct Who
has been on the force bat few months, plaoed
anegro under arrest fsv nightsago on charge
Of Stealing pint cup. The arrsst vas made
ne. !th ard n strssas, and The ofaesr stated
With NJ prisoner toward ~ station. when
the corner q 9Th and y s(Fees vas reached ~
negro and Ne o0ess had . seruggls and he
1eGre ua1e his eecapa Lie Some q HI
nxce1ee c1ees bave eooe, c.nSk erew ~ -
volvss and assd - ~ WhieA ~ ~ -
- -
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INITIATING EVA HAMILTON.
An Abandoned Woman Tries to Palm
on q Child on Charles Lephart.

BosToS, Sept. 7.-Agnes knight, whose
family live in Keene, N. H., became infatuated
with Charles Lephart, young cigar maker
from Baltimore. They we're friendly, but the
young man had no intention Of marrying
Agnes. Finally, to get rid Of her, he left
Worcester and came to Boston. She iekIowed
and renewed her opportunities, charging him
with being the father of her unborn
child He finally promised to marry her
il she became mother. She hired
room at No. Q Temple street ten
days ago, and, getting three-weeks'-old baby
from an unfortunate servant, tried to palm Il
of on her lover. His eyes were opened by
some experienced females. The police were
called in and Agnes finally confessed that she
had humbugged Charles.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-09-07
NARRIEn-

ApAMS-ALBR1GIIT Al the residence of ths
brides uncle X q. Dove. on street. on Thur~day.
August 80, 1sse, by the Rev. VIM II. McL~sn ~
ALFRED A, ADAMS of Tennessee 70 Mis- Many ri
ALBRIGHT OF Pennsylvania
,.BLAcKwELl.GuEsT. On September s, 1850. q
Rev. Vim. p orrick. D. D., assisted by the Rev wyn ~
teavsll, the rector. JOSIAH Low BLACKWEiI al
Baltimore
cBEkNER-sEDGwIcK, On May 80. 1850. at the
chancellor, CHARLES J. BERNER Of woodstocf
Nd, to Miss NJ. G. SEDGwICK Of WELLINGTON b al .
.,CQNLY7NICHQLsoN. On September 3, 1850, BIZ
SSoNLY 70 MISS ELLA r. NlcHoLs6N both q
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-09-07
Washington Produce Market.

The general tone Of the market has better
outlook. Fancy table grades of butter are in
moderate supply and find ready sale; medium
grades sell promptly; poor grades drag. Fancy
creamery, lSal9c.; choice dairy packed Virginia
and Maryland, l4al6c. choice .store packed, u
al4c. Egg supply larger than demand at 1sa
100. Demand for poultry good; spring chick
ems, large or small, l2c.; old fowls, &c.; ducks,
&c. Choice free-stone peaches are scarce and
bring fancy prices. Eating apples are scarce;
Set continne.p ovsrstoclsd M oa nsr S S.H mar AZ
hand to base quotations Both Irish and sweet
potatoes are low.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-09-07
B.noA1s SALE CAnrrra

$50 yards Noquette. reduced to 81 per yard
LIS yards best quality Body Brussels. reduced to
eUc. per yard.
1900 yards Wilton Velvet. reduced to 81 per yard
l25O yards best Tapestry Brussels, reduced to 7Oc
per yard
1850 yards Tapestry Brussels. reduced to Acc per
yard.
1000 yards best Atwood Ingrains, reduced to Soc
per yard
rrp WITH
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THE DOCK COMPANIES AGREE.
The London Strikers VIII Resume Work
on Monday.

LONDON, Sept. THE dock companies have
agreed to the demands of the shippers, but the
rates Of wages to be paid are to continue as at
present, the advanced rate not to go into effect
until January 1. 1t is made q condition of the
arrangement that all the strikers shall resume
work on Monday. Messrs. Burns and Gillett
have signifed their acceptance Of the COM
panies' terms.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-09-07
rs MADE Up WITH
BORDER ALL AROUND.

1oft 6 in by IL IT. z in, reduced to s1a
] sft 3 in. by IL # in. reduced t. s1o.
! eft. A In By loft. in, reduced toSl2.
I 10 f. 8 in by IL II. 8 in, reduced to $50.
loft 8 in. by IA # 8 in, reduced to 322.
lOft 8 in by 10 #. d in, reduced 10 ego.
10 II. @ in By Is f.. reduced to $50.
I 10 IT. 8 in. by 10 II. . m. reduced to $3.50.
! 10 it. 8 In by IL IT in, reduced to sl5-
j eft 8 in. by IL IL. in. reduced to $3.50.
I eft in. by 10 #. reduced to s17.
i 10 It. o in. by 12 II. in. reduced to SIS.
I SIT. 3 In by ~ it. 6 in, reduced to SO.
] SIT 3 in. BY 10 f. In. reduced to els.
i Sft In. BY 10 it. in, reduced TO Sl5.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-09-07
The Death Record.

During the twenty-four hours ending at noon
today deaths were reported to the health once
as follows: White-Carrie A. Ficklin. 1 year:
Mary A. Harry, months; z. Howe Ripley, "A
years; Katy d. Cardew, years; Evan I. Davis,
! month; Katharine M. Brady, A. years; VIM.
Taylor, Md, IS years; Elizabeth Gibbons, IS
years. Colored-Mabel Wills, months; Dor
sey Copeland, years; Isabella Henson, rs
years; Alice Cole, months; Annie Duvall; rs
years; Celestia Lewis, 1 month.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-09-07
THEY SUE FOR DAMAGES.
Two Colored Men Who Were Driver
Out Of Texas.

GALVESTON, TEE, Sept 7.-Charles N. Far
guson, ex-district clerk Of Fort Bend county,
and Jas. B. Davis, engaged ~ teacher in the
public schools Of that county, both ct the
town Of Richmond, being two Of the colorsd
men who were driven out Of the county about
at Nashyille, Tenn, have instituted
suit In the United States court against some
forty-odd Of the leading white citizens Of Fort
Bend county for damages aggregatiIg
about 100000 Ferguson owned good
deal Of property In the county, which
he had to abandon, - wen q his ONCE. he
fxes bis actual damage st e6s 900 Davies sues
for $4,000 actual damages; each for "a, 900 e.
emplary damages
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-09-07
Maurice Adler Worse Today.

Maurice Adler is worse today than he has
been for week past. Yesterday evening at
about o'clock his temperature jumped to 1903
40 and it remained at that dangerous and I'M
comfortable altitude all through the
night. The patient was extremely restless and
showed numerous signs of increasing weak
ness. His delirium was more pronounced and
lucid intervals were almost entirely absent
The pulse remained about where it has been
for some time-in the immediate vicinity of
120-but ii had weakened very considerably.
DR.. McBlair was at the house this morning
and he talked the case over with DR.. Wagner.
This afternoon the galvanic battery will be
tried once more, although none of the doctors
think 1t will accomplish anything. The paraly-
sis il Just a. pronounced as it ever was.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-09-07
SMYRNA RUGS.

200 Smyrna Mats at soc, worth 81.
$50 Smyrna Mats at Use, worth sl.50.
$50 symrna Rugs at 81. 80, worth $3.50.
200 smyrna Rugs at so 25, worth $3.50.
800 smyrna Rugs at s2.75, worth s42o.
200 Smyrna Rugs at Ct. %, worth 1925.
100 Smyrna Rugs at s67 worth $1,000.
Also a large line of Antique and New Dashestan.
Chloride Karabagh, Persian. and other Inn
ported rugs at greatly reduced prices.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-09-07
Real Estate Matters.

w. c. Peake has bought for Ss,ooo of n. Il
Carrico, sub As, SO. 965, 20xl00 SIS feet on lou
street between Massachusetts avenue ana b
street northeast
c. @. Lederer has bought for sAS5o Of a.
baur. SUB Al, square s7S, Is feet inches By -
feet lls+ inches on Pennsylvania avenue be-
tween 9th and 18th street southeast.
W. ID. Collins has bought for 5000 of W. II.
Carrico sub SO, and pit 20, %. s65, a. S6S BY
1I3 IT., on 10th between Massac husesss avenue
and b street northeast
Anton Eberly has bought for e6,5oo Of z. I.
Sewers sub 40, square SIS, IS by 50 feet no
inches, on q between 4th and hfth streets
northwest
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-09-07
The Man Who Arrested Guite.u ID

Inc Man Who Arrested Guiteau Dead
Policeman Patrick b. Kearney (retired) died
last evening at his residence, $40 Virginia
avenue, aged sixty-two years. The deceased
was a native of Ireland, but came to this
country when a young man and at the age of
twenty-one enlisted in the marine corps, In
which he served for twelve years.
He entered the police force February Is, 1895,
and was on duty mostly in the South Washing
ton precinct, where he was regarded o. an en-
ergetic officer, and was noted for his
Irish wit For many years he was de-
tailed at the Baltimore and Potomac
depot and was on duty when President Gar
field was shot by Guiteau, whom he arrested
before be could get TO the carriage he &C. had
engaged TO take him to the Jail Having served
over twenty years on the force the deceased.
in 1886, commenced to fail, his disease
being softening Of the brain, and on Octo-
Der I Of that year he was relieved from
duty and placed on the retired list at the
highest rate allowed by law-e50 per month.
Although in feeble health for many months
his death was quite sudden and resulted from
paralysis of the bowels, the attack coming on
him on Tuesday night last. He leaves . fsm-
ily-a widow and children, the latter al
grown.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-09-07

Commissioners Lyman had caller today -
the person Of Representative Houk u rsapse-
zee, and the meeting Of the two vas celebrated
BY quite lengthy discussion on the question,
SHOULD the civil service commission consinus
70 exis2" The Congressman II N
unbelisvsr. and he said some very
vigorous things IN behalf Of that
doctrine which givss 70 the victorious the prop
sry which the vaaquished isfs behind shea
when they ned
Mr.. Lyman was not slack IN his srrumenS
but the crafty Judge had poser for him in
the case Of esoo clerk who vas doing the
work Of 81 900 man, but could not pen the
civil service examination for promotion. n vss
proven that the man was doing the vorh of ths
superior grade and doing IL well, bat - he
could not give the dimensions Of the cube root
OF bunch Of bananas he must labor on for
$500.
The controversy was conducted very rood
humoredly although the Judge declared his
hostility 10 the Law and the rules in no uncer-
IN individual but he endesvored 70 crush hin
The chairman Of the board gave his srRu-
mentative antagonist COPY Of the Arm rspore
OF the commission and asked him 20 study a
carefully, believing that conversion would coon
follow its perusal.
Judge Houk thinks that the best civil ssrvScs
commissioner the United States ever had vas
Mr.. Edgerton, and he Was an enthusiastic be-
the spoila"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-09-07
Special Drives in our Summer Goods
CURTAIN AND DRAPERY DEPARTMENT.

Imitation Madras from to SOC.
Imitation China Silks from 8 to CSC.
Figured aud Dotted Swiss from Is to soc.
Striped Ettermines from to 15c.
Striped Cottage Drapery from to l5c
Summer Porteres. Roman Stripe. from Toe. to u
Rustic Shades from 40 to 60c.
Mosquito Canopies from 81 to s2.25.
Lace Mosquito Canopies from s3- 75 to %.
jap Portieres from ell. rs to $3.50.
Hammocks from s1.25 TO IS.
Refrigerators Water Coolers below cost to make
room for our extensive stock now arriving.
lust received q beautiful and varied assortment Of
Portieres Drzpery Materials and Lace Curtains en-
braeng both Foreign and Domestic, at lower prices
than ever before.
We are Headquarters on Wall Papers and all work
pertaining to Interior Decorations.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-09-07
Suit for an Accounting.

Today Benedict Summsrville By Mr.. O. Oar.
rington hled bill against Charles and Maxy
Thomas 70 restrain the collection of rents On
account and for the appointment of rscsivsr.
The plaintiff states that he and his ssstsrs Jana
and Elizabeth are the remaining children Of
and by his viii made them his sole devisses'
and charges that Charles Thomas, the husband
Of e. Galerts, claimed the exclusive ownershiu
Of the property and has rsfussd 10 account fcss
thu rerts. &c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-09-07
A Midnight Assault on a Woman

A colored woman, Estelle N. Thomas, was
assaulted at 1890 o'clock last night at l5I7 18th
street northwest by Frank Addison, colored,
and was very seriously injured, her collar bone
being broken, her head cut in two places, her
arm bruised, &c. Addison broke the door open
and attacked her and then made his escape.
Officer Moreland had the woman sent TO the
Freedman's hospital
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-09-07
War Department Changes.

Appointed on ak months probation at
$1,000, surgeon generals offices Arthur W.
Allen, South Carolina; Chss. l. Snyder, Michi-
gan; Nat v. Easley, Tennessee; Geo. II. Ham,
mond, Georgia; Thorne d. Hallett, New Jersey;
Fred Beglinger, Wisconsin; Geo. II. Stafford,
Alabama; Arthur L. Dieterich, Kentucky;
Chas. A. johnson, Missouri; Ernest A. Nealy,
Arkansas; Michael i. o'Leary, Massachusetts,.
and Henry Liddell. California.
Promoted-Jos. ID. Marx, Maryland, clerk
$1,000, adiutant generals Office, 20 81, 400.
Resigned-Manton Maverick, Massachusetss.
clerk class !, adjutant generals ofioe.
Declined appointment - Clay McCandlees.
Kentucky, a. clerk $1,000, surgeon generals
Office.
Range Of the Thermometer Today.
Ihe fQllnuino fh1