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New-York tribune., 1890-07-17
financial.
Notice 10 Holders Of
HOUSTON AND TEXAS CENTRAL
RAILWAY STOCK.

IT,, sunrcmc Court OF the Stntc of Nc~-h orh
I'm wing decided that the amount of the pro rain 'hhrc
IN he contributed by -tocLholdcrs under Aril'le
tbe REORGANIZATION Agreement had not bcch d"' INV"
md D, the central Trust Company oil Ne"-
York the notice heretofore given in respect thereto Is
hereby withdrawn.
since the publication OF such notice the nmonnt re-
o.ircd hn- been -omcw Int increased b' addition "'
interest the sums inv we'd In the caIrnr"h hn ""
b.rp 70 n slightly greater reduced b' the npp-
on nc of dur interest, OF earnings
by the receiver from the operation OF ihc roma
and by the Court paid over TO the purchaser
TIE TRTST COMPANY HAS MADE Az ENAhi-
NATION OF TIE WHOLE SUBJECT ~ AttoR-
DAME WITH THE VIEWS EXPRESSED Hh THE
tOIKT, AND has FINED AND DETERMINED
THE AMOUNT OF THE rRO RATt SHARE 10 III
PAID ny ~TOC CkIIOIDEd~ OF THE Ho' ~T"N
AND TTNA- CENTRtI. RAILWAY tOhPANt' N
ORDER TO RNTITIE THEN TO THEIR Piio-
pORTIoNlTE ANIOtNT OF THE STOCK oi TIE
REORctNIIED COMPANY 10 III ~ i-lo fEh
CENT OF TIE PAR VALUE or THEIR KE-
-PECTIyE HOLDINGS OF SAID EXISTING
CAPITAL STOt il.
Notice hereby given 10 the holders Of -nId e'-i-
ing ap,nI -och OF the Houston mud Texas 'rhir"i
RAILWAY Compnn, that thr' uIn,, on or before -cr-
trmbcr |. 1870 provide aud pay Ia the undcr-'gn'd
the amount. un under the 9th Article Of the Re-
orannilntion Agreement. dnicd Drcrmbcr 30. lSN7,
and thnt 81 10 for cnch share "i ihcr re-
.pccfvc holdings OF -nid rNi-tns capital stock Ih"
-nmr must be- paid on or before september 1t l~""
order eutic the holders q" stock 4" th'f Pl"P"'
tonste nmount of the stock the rrorGnniIrd COM
mn, under .nid oth Article The stock ccrtihchtes
will be stamped with date aud nmount OF payment
Datcd NoN-YorA Jrly 10. 1e"'.
THE CENTRAL I.rsr CO.. or SEw.loEK.
.Ei >Iil.
FP. OLC1TT Prcsidcn
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OFFICES.

New York: COS broadway.
Philadelphia southeast corner 4th and Chestnut Streets
Boston: IL Dryonshre Street
London: $50 Loal-nhall street, f. c.
Berlin: 80 and 81 Charlott'nstrasse, w.
Kansas CITY Mo: 9TH aud Delaware Streets.
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the PR0CTER G. GAMBLE
COMPANY,
incorporated Under the laws of New'Jersey)
SHARE CAPITAL $4,000, 600
DIVIDED INTO


Dividends Preferred will be cumulative at
per pr and vii 3c payable on 1T April and
l., october q each year p1ymcnt being October
it, $500 Tie ColGIlny VIII receive the profits Of the
bus >Iu,-~ from ,Tuly l.t 1890.
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profits OF thr llNt P'Il'A '''' 49,
, Inn. y,.rs AZ, partly accounted Tor py uh' 't'N
~ ',.,.I eod manufactured good, a. th" rnd VI the
nI war l.ing valued the same basis ~ a' NP'H l.
ls,7. which wa, somewhat higher tsh III '''
diatc pcriod.. ,., ,, ,his
increased valuation Is esulhaIFu " wv
exceed $1,000.
rh,. ,roa,, nyernao 100000 per nnn"m' ana
,iII ,ny a per cent. bonds, per cont %" p''
.,ocL IL prr cent on sl2)O,0OO oil common '''"
not held by the vendors, all -a'"''c'' """
surplus. , ,,., ,y,s .x.
i,,ri,, the year, 1897 and 1898 large sum was ~
,.pdd In .nI1rens aud changing The ne" Mo'"'' ~
materially decreasing the net earn"t' u','"t h,.i
and the works ample Tor H''s' '"'' ,,,,d
,.. o,nue TO the character of the business "u' ~ "
,,roci,tou in plant from wear and tear i sIu'h''
, rnct, ha- been Kept Ia order and rrp'r anu '' '
Il ., doing charged to pront ana Io''' ,
,.od, increase IN net earnings Is y be noticed anu
o., y.,dor. state that by ne" process ot f''o''rnh
,. ,h,ch this nrm has required and fully developed.
The. expect further increase over last year o F'oVo00
net prOnt per 1hhm ..,, -. ,,, y,ndor.
If r earnings shall increase a expected 10y ''' Fnu"''
Tho ,,r,p net profits Tor To- coming years would Justify
,, 80 n, u, rs Of Il per cent on all the common ''o'A
TN, pllnt acquired by this company consist" o a'''".
,,r,n acy,s Of land adjoining the c'fP'i'" INDUS "
M ,itv of Cincinnati. which i constantly m''e''"B 1T
,aue together with factory buildings thereon ana u
49, ..,.,, f H. kind ia United states. Inc bnuIhsS
arc f stone brick non aud Sat" and are Of thr most '"o
,outa character and wcr" built expressly TOT 'S o"
Three uuiu line. of railway touch the proprrty' WIS
cii,,,,i Hamilton mud Dayton Railroad company
unItmore aud Ohio Southwestern Hniiro"n o"p"ip'
Clc, Gland Columbus, Cincinnati anH 81 Lo"'s ""''
rOnd Company
Al, .h,pm.us are made direct by railway, the company
,,i,, uolr own switch engines and some four mics +"
- ,r.ks and no carage required on the premises
The sales during the three years last past nave "'h over
sto 400 600 uon which The total loss IN Dsd dcD II
nsccraincd TO have been t2.'OO
The customers firm consist entirely OF inc "ho'
sale io,brg and commission grocery houses III O''S CUM
trv no sales being made to retail dealers o
Tho bu.no-, u this nfm wa Established IN 1891 anu
,l. their ,pccialty manufacture Of thrir various
brand, Of soap the should not be overlooked that '
ou,,ut Of candle, aud glycenc exceeds that oi any
o,b.r establishment Ia the county,
Noy.Yark IA LOO"
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state II Scw-York, }.s
COUNTY 81 Ncwfork. .
II T. SuAwINN Treasurer of the Equitable Mort
0 Courany do ,olrmnlv that the foregoing state
mont f., true to the best my knowledge and belief
ls.,l, H. Z. SIIAWuAN,
Treasurer.
Subs,rlbrd and sworn 70 before this 18th day OF
July, 1890 "A w '"NMnr"n,,
Notary Public, y. Y. Co.
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REORGANIZATION
or TIE
Marshall Consolidated Coal Mining Co.
or COLORADO,

THE TIME FOR DEPO-iTING THE STOCK AND
uoNDs OF THE ABOVE COMPANY WITH THE
TNlCK ERBOCKER TKuSr 60. HAS BEEN EN-
TENDED TO july 10.
ABOUT 5000 SHARES OUT OF 10000 AND
OVER e5 PER CENT OF BONDS HAVE BEEN
DEPOSITED UP TO DATE
AFTER ABOVE DATE 80 SECURITIES WILL
BE RECEIVED.
4. v. IOEW,
II. T.. GOLDSCHlIIDT,
MARCUS ~TINE,
tHA-. GREGORY,
-. VI. STONE.
Committee.
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s23, 600 Saratoga Gss and Electric Light Co. l't
Mortgage per cent God Bonds. due loU1, 93
800 shares Brooklyn CITY Railroad 60. li3 ..usa,o,
Mortgage iu9ranteed per cant Bonds due 1919. 1852.
5000 Scw-YorH Providence and Boston Railroad Is'
Mortgage per cent Bonds, due 1889 l23
2O0 shares Citizens National Bank, 1S
li shares LIBERTY Insurance 60, 49,
10 shares Third N4'onai Bank ilD ,,,-.
100 shares shepauc. Litchneld and Northern Railroad
Co trust certificates, -. ,,.-.o.
$500 Hafax Street Railway Co. Limited lst Mortgage
Bond, due 1919. %. ,. 10
~ 600 LacaaWanna and Southwestern Railroad Co.
Ist Mortgage = per cent cold Bond due l'2!', y
81 100 ai;aN Street Hallway Co, Li"t' lSt Mor's'se
Bond, due 1915. So. -. .,..,..oo
Halifax Street Railway CO., Limited, ISL MOfVe"bc
Bond. 1916. 55,
~ 600 the Rapid Transit Electric Railroad Co. per
cent Bonds. due 1885, >. , 49,.
200 shares American Electric Motor CO. Of New
Jersey, 800. -
Cettlncate for l3 shares Fifth Avenue Railway Co
uf been laid said avenue anu
MY rach
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By FIFTEEN GENTLEMEN, COMPOSED OF AC-
COUNTANT~, ATTORNEYS, CAPITALISTS. AND
REPRESENTATIVES, OF LARGE FINANCIAL
INTERESTS ~ ENGLAND. GERMANY AND
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They coupon (but the principal be regis
tor and bear interest az he rate Of sV 90 per cent per
They secured by first moftza- upon all the
real o: the Company well a. by clatt" mortgage
upon personal property. They payable In hny
July ls 1890 dnrcSt PAYABLE January lst ana
July l' but rdccnabc Al th" Compauys option on
DAY after hc expiration o ten yaiS r July
lst 1890 AZ 40 per cent upon three months notice
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WHAT WAS DONE IN STOCKS.

bullion ccrts.........1o97s 10 1oo7s 1IO 40
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STOCKS.

SALES AT THE CONSOLIDATED STOCK AND Pc
TROLECQ EXCHASGE.
STOCKS.
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Trustees Of the Bond- aud Rcg- -'rar OF thr stock
INiO\ TRT-T 90. oF NEW-NORh.
Trnn-icr Agents. Mc-sr'. \. VI. hlDDER N co..
New orlt.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-17

.c,,, uoous or TIE FIKNI HAVE BEES EN-
.,,,>rn ny ,IE,-RS DELOtrTE. DENER''
cu,FrITn, a CO., CHARTERED Ac'ot NTANIs
or Io>DON AND NEW-YORh, WHO FIND i"n
>rr PROFITS FOn THE TiiKEE YEARS Inst
PAST TO HAVE BEEN
New-York tribune., 1890-07-17

NEWELL MARTIN. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-17

WlII-,. Nrn.Yo-s cItr.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-14
Virginia State Notes.

A. 3. Asbury, postmaster at Roanoke, fell
from the second story of his residence and seri-
ously, though perhaps not fatally, injured him
self.
The Roanoke Development Company. inst
organized, has disposed Of $50 900 of Its capital
stock in London and $50, 900 in Holland the
other $5OO, 600 having been taken in America
A new enumeration OF Richmond by the
chamber OF commerce and police department
places the population at 10000 instead of
7O,0OO by the census enumerators.
Celia Jackson, colored servant in the fam
lily OF Gen. Malone, was found dead in the gem
erals residence in Petersburg She had at
tended small ball Thursday night.
Inc assessments of every county have been
received by the auditor at Richmond and the
aggregate values Of property show an increase
OF ~, III, o32 over the assessment of 1885.
Judge X. w. Hughes OF the United States
district court at Norfolk has ordered $50, 600 as
ices to be paid counsel of trustees of the Balm
Bros. assignment CASE
A draft OF twenty men left the receiving shin
Franklin Saturday to 20 to New York en- route
to San Francisco, Cal
1t is now said that when the republican con.
gresslonal committee meets on the 18th instant
In Petersburg a call for convention to nomi-
nate candidate will be issued.
Inc Society for the Preservation of Virginia
Antiquities has purchased the home of Mary
washington at Fredericksburg for $4,000.
hey. u. 1. Herndon, pastor of the Baptist
church at Leesburg, has resigned.
samuel Z. Adams, q farmer and Lumbar
dealer OF Plttsylvania county, has announced
himself candidate for Congress in the fifth
district against Posey, democratic nominee.
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A CUTTING AFFAIR.
A Fight In Freedman's Alley With .
Bl cody Ending.

In Freedman's alley last night Frank Black
iston and Marshall Williams engaged in q
fight, during which the latter received several
cuts about the face and neck Policeman
Williams was in the alley at the time, and he
heard some one say "Cut him." and he
arrested the one who did the cutting. Williams
was sent to the hospital When the case was
tried in court today some one swore to state
Of facts which did not exist.
The prosecuting witness claimed that the
prisoner said: I'm the bully Of the alley"
and then cut him. Another witness said that
when the young men went together he parted
them and when they went together second
time he ''let 'em ft"
The prisoner said that this was "only" the
second time he had been arrested for cutting.
he said that Williams was the aggressor and
that they cut each other.
Judge Mills said he wanted to hear some
medical proof as to the injury.
II hope de cote will give me mercy" said the
prisoner.
.'The court will certainly give you mercy"
said Judge Mills, "and if the medical proof is
as the court expects, the mercy of the court
will be such that you will not be permitted at
large to repeat the offense for some time"
Dr. Middleton appeared and described the
wounds, which he said are not necessarily dan
Rerous. The court said that the evidence Of
the doctor had benefited the defendant and
the sentence would be exactly one-half of what
the court had intended to impose. He was
given six months in Jail.
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PUT OFF ANOTHER WEEK.
The Ward Case VIII Not BE Tried
Till November 10.

In the Criminal Court, Chief Justice Bing-
ham, this morning Assistant District Attorney
Clagett stated that this was the day that had
been set for the trial Of Frank K Ward for the
murder OF Maurice Adler and suggested in
view Of the postponement ordered yesterday,
that the witnesses be called and that they be
discharged for the present.
District Attorney Hoge stated that he had
been informed that one Of the counsel for the
defendant, Senator Blackburn, would have
reasons to be at home about the time named
yesterday for the trial. Inasmuch a. one week
would not make much difference, and to 40
commodate the Senator he suggested that the
order be entered fixing the trial for one week
later, November IL.
The court acquiesced in the suggestion and
the witnesses for the government Numbering
eighteen) were called and eleven answered
They we're thereupon discharged till Novem-
bar 10,
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HE PASSED QUIETLY AWAY.
Justice Miller's Calm and Peaceful
Death Last Night.

THE soRRowTNo WIFE AND HfLATrvHs WATCH
THE PAINLESS TRANSITION from LIFE TO IN
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES IN THE U.s. So.
PRExE couRT AND IN THE DsTRIcT COURTS,
Without . parting glance At those who sur
rounded his bedside, without word of COM
forting farewell, unmindful Of the loving pres
sure Of kindly bands and needless of tears that
dropped like rain, Justice Samuel F. Miller
last night passed from q state of unconscious
ness into the life immortal Throughout the
day the stricken mans physical condition be-
came steadily worse, but his vital powers
struggled hard before they complied with
the last decree Of the most potent
court known to humanity. Many times was
death believed to be very near, but those
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-14
Auction Sales OF Real Estate.

Duncanson Bros, auctioneers, have sold at
public sale the thrse-story and basement brick
houses, 705 and TOT 5th street northwest, for
1900 and ~ 800, respectively, to Samuel Ross;
also . three-story and basement brick house,
245 North Capitol street, for %, 250 to VIM. Nc
Pyneheon; also lot 2lx94 feet, improved by
brick house. No. lois New York avenue, for
ell $50 to John A. Prescott; also q small two
story brick house, No. 703 d street northeast,
for % 600 TO Vim. Witthaft; also q two-story
brick house, No. 1906 Sd street southeast, 70
Max Marshall for o. 100; also . lot 5OxlO2 ON
South Capitol street between G and streets
for 81. ~ per square foot to James Cahill; also
o two-story brick house, 1921 NJ street north
west. to Anton Gloetzner for t7,775; also q lot
5Oxl0O on 1lth street between B and G streets
southeast to VIM. Msyss for 50 cents per square
foot
Thomas Bowling, auctioneer. has sold ct
public sale the tvo-story frame house $3.50 o
street to NJ. F. Riley for o., 400; also, the two
story brick house No. 500 Massachusetts, ave.
nue. northeast to Henry Jaeger for "a, 200; also,
O lot 60xl20 on the corner Of and S0th
streets to Asa Whitehead for elsSK per
square foot; also, tho two-story and
attic brick house No. 1442 SD street
Georgetown, 70 O. X. Fickiing for es, COO; also
the thrse-story brick structure No. 1875 81 d
street to Miss 4 Drew for tS, 800; also lot in
rear of above, fronting 81 feet on Valley street
BY depth Of ss feet, 70 Jacob staub for 81
cent? per square sooS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-14
NO CRIMINAL INTENT.
Charge Of Embezxlement Against Not
tingham Ignored.

The grand jury today ignored the charge Of
embezzlement against Julius r. nottingham.
1t was alleged that while secretary and treas
urer Of the Washington branch Of the Ameri-
can Building, Loan and Tontine Association Of
Memphis he, in the years 1889 and 80. embez-
sled ss4 Mr.. Nottingham was arrested in Au-
gust and held to bail in $500. This action Of
the grand jury 10 taken on communication Of
the president and secretary Of tho home COM
pany certifying that after q careful examination
of Mr.. N. q books they are Of the opinion ..thas
no criminal intention to embeezle" was appsr-
emit, and they therefore request nolle prose-
uui
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-14

HERE WE LEAD. We stand first right here Our
stock Ia exceedingly large assortment o. varied Is
IL il possible 10 hold under roof srd our prices are
very correct. We pride ourselves on this stock We
buy from the largest and reliable
All our Bedwesr measures ont full and when we tell
you Blanket il wool" you may feel sure Of H. When
We tell you Comforter is filed with white cotton bat
ting 1t is wHITE-no shoddy substance although we
the cheap grades You advised what you are
buying. For this week We are Offering:
10-4 White 81 Blankets
10-4 White Heavier Weight q rs.
lO-4 Wool Blanket, g..
10-4 Eagle tour leader, eo60
1o-4 Frankfort Wool Blanket e.
10-4 Cumberland All Wool a..
10-4 Extra All Wool Is.
10-4 California Wool $3.50
ia Shedandoah. e.
la Frankfort s375,
ia VENETIAN ALLwooL Heavy weieht as.
ia Australian Wool. 90. in Pink. Blue and Red
borders
la Diamond Valley California Wool. as
ia Perfection California Blanket scroll borders
$40.
We are Offering Crochet Spread at soc. equal to
any 81 Spread ever shown by U.S.
CROCHET SPREADS at only 9oc- ol and sI %,
In Marseilles patterns full sizc Our sl SO Crochet
Spread Is THREE-PLY THREAD BOTH WARP AND
FILLING.
We also have Crochet Spreads for cots, beds ana
extra-sized beds
We have . cheap and elegant line OF Marseilles
Spreads. both domestic and imported goods Our
No l25 fulsize raised designs are only e. We have
them at 81. so $3.50 and saso Extra value, s5, CO,
81. IS and s10.
We are handling larger variety Of Colored Bed
Wear than ever before
Colored Bed Spreads with fringe, 75c. and Al.
PATENT MITCHELINE Spreads, in Pink, Light
Blue, Medium Blue. Orange and Buff. at 81 so. We
guarantee the colora
Turkish Embossed Spresds in White. Pink and Blua
Our Comforts range in price from Soc to ass.
Cot size. soc.
At 81 We can give You Q Full-size Comfort with
White filling.
Better grades at 81. 20. sl.25. so and sI.75.
Our s2 Comfort is Pacific twill with Red lining and
filed with White cotton
We are selling sATTEEN COMFORT with FANCY
STITCHING. Red lining, only SO.
BORDERED sATTEEN COMFORTS s2.sa
Our % Comforts satteen both sides plain and
figured Innings.
French satteen Comforts In rich effects, with OIL
boiled lining and best carded cotton at $3.50 and a.
Best French satteen Comforts. With Blue, Pink,
Red and Gold satteen lininga s5.
Cheese Cloth Comforts. in plain White and all the
Light shades.
Figured Batiste Comforts az. So
Persian Null Comforts with fancy quilting light
lining. at o.. 20 and az. so.
Eider-down Comforts made Of the best French sat-
teen and fancy corded stitch % So slo s12. sl25O
$3.50.
We have . large assortment Of CRIB SPREADS and
CRIB BLANKETS.
EMBROIDERED CRIB BLANKETS for A.. 25.
$3.50 90. sa5O, - and IS.
We have looked out for the baby. We have Crib
Blanket for comfort and some that combine beauty
and comfort Some lavishly embossed. some plain
ones We cater TO fancies and purses our stock
your choice.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-14
WHISKY THE CAUSE.
william HUM Must Give Security or
Go to Prison.

man named William HUM plead not guilty
in the Police Court this afternoon to q charge
of threatening his wife, and the latter said
whisky was the cause OF the trouble.
when he gets drunk" said his wife Nellie,
che comes home and threatens me, and Satur-
day night he assaulted me. He has threatened
me a number of times, but l was always
ashamed to bring him to court"
The prisoner admitted that whisky had
gotten the better of him. and said he now sees
that he will have TO stop using it.
He had no recollection Of having threatened
his wife and promised to do better in the future.
care you willing that he should be released
on his personal bonds?" asked the Judge Of the
prisoners wife.
Eyes, sir" she replied. II would like you TO
give him trial, but l am not going to live
with him."
IF you WON'T give him another trial." said
the judge, II don't see any use in the court
doing so. The defendant can give 600 So
curity or 60 to prison for sixty days"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-14
knights of Pythias at the Fair,

At the Hagerstown (Md.) fair tomorrow there
will be quite display of the Uniformed Rank
Knights Of Pythias, in which the District
battalion, including the Alexandra (Rathbone)
division, will take part This battalion will
leave the armory, It'll and L streets northwest,
at 7:30 O'Clock and take the o'clock train at
the d. Il o. depot. Washington division, Capt
II. Coggins; Nelson, Capt. L. Fugitt; Column
bia, Capt. j. L. Smith, and Hermione, Capt.
Wagner, and Rathbone OF Alexandria will make
up the battalion. The tickets are good for
three days. but most Of them will return to-
morrow night
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-14
Funeral OF Mrs. Adele A. Oliver.

The funeral Of Mrs Adele A. Oliver, wife Of
Robert Oliver. took place yesterday morning
from her late home, 1854 street southwest,
and was well attended. The deceased, who
but . few weeks ago saw her twen first
birthday, was Of lovable disposition and had
a host Of friends, whose regard was shown in a
casket. The pallbearers were Messrs
Schneider, Yeatman, Clements, Mallory,
Leitch and Harvey. Religious services at
Christ Pc. Church were conducted by the pas
tor, Rev. Gilbert +. Williams. A choir Of fe-
male voices rendered appropriate music. At
Glenwood Cemetery the P.E.committal service
was read by Rev. MIR. Williams
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-14
NEW YORK AVENUE PROPERTY
Ground at the Corner Of Ninth Street
Sold for $15 q Foot,

The property at the southwest corner Of
New York avenue and 9th street has been sold
By the owner, Charles p. wannell, to q
syndicate. Having frontage Of 80
feet on the avenue the lot runs
back on 9th street some u feet and is of irreg-
ular shape and contains about 1, sS4 square feet
The price paid was $4,000 which is about SIS
per square foot The adjoining property on
New York avenue, owned by Mrs.
Jones, has been purchased by the same
parties The dimensions of this property are
~ by 81 feet and the price paid was S14, ZOO,
which Is at the rate of about S12 per square
foot 1t is stated that the purchasers intend
to erect there large apartment building.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-14
Violating the Revenue Laws.

James Warren, colored, who was recently
fined $50 in the Police Court for selling liquor
without license, was before Judge Mills today
for violating the internal revenue law. The
principal witness for the prosecution was acol-
ored woman nam ed Cameron. who said that on
one occasion when she visited Warren's house
she had ice cream, beer and whisky. The in
ternal revenue officer gave evidence and Judge
Mills held the defendant in $500 security to
await the action Of the grand Jury.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-14
SAYS He VIII Leave tho CITY.

A young man named Walter Hill was before
Judge Mills this afternoon for vagrancy. Po-
liceman William, Williams arrested him for
begging on the street HE was beg ging for
ten cents or whatever he could get," said the
officer, ''as he said for something to eat but
he had seventy cents and some candy in his
pocket"
IF you let me Co." said the prisoner, ''rll
leave the city in sixty minutes and return to
Montgomery county,"
You can have two days to GET there" said
the judge, and his personal bonds were taken
to shake the dustor mud Of the city from his
feet in the time stated
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-14
CITY AND DISTRICT.

~ The way to advertise il to put your
announcement where II win be seen by the
people you want to reach. The STAB reaches
everybody in Washington, and all advertise
tisements in its columns are regularly and
carefully read BY all members of the house.
hold
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-14

. Hon. 8. '. White caused the arrest in New
York OF Alfred Parker, u broker, for knowingly
making false statement with intent to affect
the price of Lackawanna stock and for decIsy.
ing that Mr.. White would be unable TO meet
his Engagements inside Of sixty days.
Miss Matte Morciau, young working girl of
Detroit, was overtaken on the street by Jack.
,ne mar cutter, and shorn Of her short brown