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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-13
ANACOsTIA.
SUNDAY SCHOOL ELECTION.

SUNDAY SCHOOL ELECTION.
Macedonia Sunday school Of Hillsdale hiss
elected officers for the ensuing year as follows:
James T. Howard, superintendent (re-elected);
John w. Harrod, assistant superintendent;
Miss Caroline Beverly, secretary; Miss Leitba
Taylor, assistant secretary; Samuel Taylor,
treasurer. The membership and finances OF
the school are reported to be fourishing. The
school Is arranging an entertainment for the
benefit OF the organ fund Of tho church.
NOTES.
Rev. DR.. L. Harrod Of No. Elvans avenue,
Hillsdale, is recovering and will soon return to
Richmond county and to his charges, Ebenezer
and Mulberry colored Baptist churches.
Mr. and Mrs. Lucas, Miss Ellen Lucas and
little Marion of Hillsdale are recovering from
the grip. Mrs. John Webb, Mrs. Amanda Har-
rod, Mrs. Sarah Brown and Mr.. NJ. B. johnson
OF the same town are also on the mend.
Superintendent Newton of the Anacostia
railroad has the grip
Rev. James Payton Of Hillsdale CINE. sta
ton, Rev. Mr.. Brooks Of Snow Creek Colored
Baptist and Rev. Samuel NJ. johnson Of Allen
A.M.E. Chapel are conducting nightly religious
meetings.
Mr.. John Daggs, Mr. Edward Collaway and
MRS. Spencer Coleman are home from the
Freedman's Hospital
Mr.. James Z. Berry, wife and children are
convalescing.
Mr.. B. WIgert of Baltimore is visiting his
father, MIR. Henry Wigert.
Inspector j. Z. Venable is experimenting
the laying of sewer under Navy avenue from
Nichols avenue to the river.
-, Mr.. Frank Smith has been elected assistant
school
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-13

A rather unusual state of things exists in the
public schools in this city just at the present
time. Owing to the large number of marriages
and deaths among the teachers there are
number Of vacancies and the eligible list from
which to draw recruits has been exhausted.
In order to fill these vacancies and provide
enough teachers to supply the schools there
will be a competitive examination at the Frank
lin School building on Friday and Saturday,
the 22d and 23d Of this month. The examna-
ton will be open to all corners without formal
application beforehand. Last evening was tho
regular time for holding the monthly meeting
of the school board, but on account Of the in
clement weather and the fact that number of
the members Of the board are laid up with the
prevailing grip there was not a quorum pres
enr when the hour for meeting arrived, and
the meeting adjourned without transactiug any
business at all.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-13

A sad accident took place about o'clock last
night on the Baltimore and Potomac railroad
tracks. near the freight house on Virginia ave-
nue. and 9th street southwest, W. W. Hillery
losing his life. The deceased was a switchman
and in running ahead of switching engine
to turn the switch his foot caught in a frog and
he fell He was seen to fall and an attempt
was made to drag him off the track, but before
this could be done or the engine stopped the
wheels passed over him. nearly severing the
legs from the body. DIR. Boarman attended
him and had him removed to Providence Hos
pital, where he died about midnight. The de-
ceased was an unmarried man of thirty wears
OF age. who had been employed some years by
the railroad company and lived with his par
ents at 40 street northwest. An inquest will
be held this afternoon at the morgue.
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National Bank Elections

The following national banks. besides thosc
mentioned in The STAR yesterday, have held
their annual elections:
The Columbia National Bank has chosen the
Following directors: Charles u. Bailey, w. E.
Barker, c. c. Duncanson, John Joy Edison. Al
bert T. Fox, T. S. Parker, John b. Larner. Ben.
}amin +; Leighton, Frank b. Moves. NJ. NJ
Parker, o. G. Staples. George Trues,ieIl- B VI
warner. ii. h Willard. S. W. Woodward.
Directors have been elected by the West End
National Bank as follows: VIM. L. RiIev- Geo
A Meilhenny. Il. IL. Golls1orough. T. G.
Stevens, vice +. 4. Rawlings, declined; II. s
SutnTinSs Jno. H. Magrlder, A 7. Pardon
Geo. L Emmons. vice j. B. Lanbie declined
Henry e. Ninshlp. Walter L. Wilcox. Juo- r
nogt Jno. H. Moore. L. r. Tu.sle, jr., Conrad
Becker, L. S. Wescott
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DISTRICT BAR ASSOCIATION.
Its Annual Meeting Held and Officers Elected
-Report of the Board Of DirectorA

Its Annual Meeting Held and Officers Elected
-RepOrt of the Board Of Directors
The seventeenth annual meeting Of the
Bar Association of the District of Columbia
was held last evening, with Reginald Fendail
in the chair and Chaplin Brown acting secre-
tary.
Reginald Fendall. president for two terms,
declined reelection, and George E. Hamilton
was elected president; Calderon Carlisle and
Henry E. Davis, first and second vice presi-
dents, respectively; Blair Lee, secretary; John
Ridout, treasurer, and C. C. Cole. Mills Dean,
Z. A. Newman. S. r. Bond and Chaplin Brown,
members of the board OF directors.
The directors in their report referred to the
courtesies extended by members of the associ-
alton to the delegates to the convention of the
National Bar Association recently held in this
city.
The treasurer reported receipts during the
year of %. 754. 10; expenditures, 81 54069; leav
ing a balance of S2l3.41.
The report of the board OF directors showed
that during the past year fifteen new members
had been elected, while two members-Ran-
dolph Coyle and Andrew McCallom-had died.
The membership is 155. There were purchased
during the year for the library 70 United States
and ll2 state reports, besides 20 text books, the
number Of volumes in the library being over
5000.
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To the Ed-tor Of The Evening Star:
The Choral Society and the lovers of music
In Washington are to be congratulated on the
great success attending the performance Of the
oratorio Of THE Messiah on Monday night.
The music was rendered as never before in this
city and the crowded audience was similarly
unique May We not hope that this gratifying
present this greatest of musical compositions
annually, but also to give at least one other
concert each year, taking up The Creation. -
Elijah" Judas Maccabaeus," or some other
Of the great oratorios and thus help on the
good work Of musical education in our CITY?
"
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The Judge DisarIned Him.

In the Equity Court when the divorce
case in which Officer Curtis and wife
are parties was being heard Justice
Hagner yesterday called halt and asked if any
one in the room had on his person a pistol; if
SO. he desired that such one should withdraw.
Officer Curtis stated that he was a member Of
the police force. and such carried a pistol
Judge Hagner then remarked that while the
officers should be armed when on duty that In a
court of justice there was no necessity for car
rylng pistol, and it would not be permitted.
Mr.. Curtis then withdrew, put away his gum
and returned to the scene of action unarmed.
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LANCASTER FOUND GUILTY.
Sentenced to Ten Years In the Penitenti,
for Killing Frazier.

Sentenced to Ten Years in the Penitentiary
for Killing Frazier.
In the Criminal Court, Judge Bradley, yes
terday William Lancaster. colored, WAS placed
on trial for murder of Richard Frazier on
November Z. District Attorney Cole and
Assistant District Attorney Clagett appeared
Cor the government and Messrs. ]. W. Walker
and Thomas c. Taylor for the defendant. The
testimony showed that while q game of crap
was in progress in the place Of Albert Stannard,
on 10th street near NJ street, the deceased, who
was drunk, became disorlerly and interfered
with the game. He was put out of tine place,
Lancaster assisting. He was found seriously
wounded and removed to a hospital, where he
died on tine 18th instant. Tho doctors who
attended him testified as to the nature Of the
injuries. The defendant did not 60 on the
stand or offer any testimony, bu: his counsel
claimed that he was guilty OF no higher crime
than manslaughter. The jury found n verdict
OF guilty of manslaughter and he was sentenced
to ten years at Albany and a fine.
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Annual Meeting of the Humane Society.

At the annual meeting of the Humane So
ciety yesterday reports were made by the pres
tdent. A. S Pratt, the agent, Mr.. Key, and
other officers. 1t was stated that ten years ago
the society was 500 in debt; this year they are
$4,000 ahead. not including valuable piece of
property which the society owns. nor taking
Into account number of bicycles which were
purchased for the agents. nor the ambulance.
suggestion has been made. which met with
considerable approval, to get up a portrait
gallery, which shall include portraits OF all the
original incorporates of the society.
All the officers were elected with the excep-
NON OF the corresponding secretary, Mr. Par
ker Mann being elected to that place.
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A Christian Endeayor Anniversary.

The Young Peoples Society of Christian En-
deavor Of the North Presbyterian Church, N
street between 9th and 10th streets northwest
has invited all members Of Christian Endeavor
societies in the city, and all others interested
in such organizations, to attend an anniversary
meeting on Friday evening, January 15 in cell
ebration Of the fourth year Of its existence. Ad-
dresses will be made by Rev. T. S. Hamin and
Mr.. b. H. Warner. The music will be rendered
by Miss Carrie v. Kidwell, Mrs. Anna Louise
Powell, Mrs. Gunnell. Miss Boswell, Miss Ora
hame, Miss West, DR.. Brown. Mr.. Way, Mr.
Riley and Mr.. Sheriff The selections will in
clude "Kyrie- Gloria in Excelsis." from Con-
conis mass in F; Jerusalem" by Parker( solo)
The Lord is My Shepherd" by Smart duet;
Earth and Heaven" by Mercadante (quartet)
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Death Of John Dewitt, c. Lawrence.

JOHN Dewitt c. Lawrence, a prominen,
patent lawyer Of this city. died last evening Of
the grip at his residence, ZIG 10Th stree, north.
west Judge Lawrence was seventy-one wears
Of age, and WIS a resident Of this ci,y sine,
ls4s, when he was appointed clerk of the Sen.
ate committee on patents. Shortly aftervard
he was given the chief clerkship Of the n.ten,
office and afterward held the position OF ex.
nfainer. AT the time of his retirement from
the patent Office in 1850 he was a member of m,
board OF sppeals- II 1851 the firm OF Mason
fenwick * Lawrence was established oI
which he was a member up to his death n.
leaves a wife, one daughter and two grandsons
The funeral, which Is to be private, will DO hell
tomorrow.
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A washingtOnian in Kansas.

The Democratic Seminal Of Junction City,
Kan, gives an account Of the marriage of W.
II. Thompson to Miss Lula Lukes and speaks
pleasantly Of Mr.. Thompson as a reliable and
successful young business man Of that city.
Mr.. Thompson is native of Washington, q
grandson of the late William Thompson, justice
of the peace here for many years, and a nephew
Of the late John E. Thompson, SO long and IA
vorably known rs the supervising principal Of
the fourth division Of our public schools.
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The Down Town Clubs Election.

IHe DVWH HVWu CfuDS Eiectfon.
The annual meeting OF the Down Town Club
was held last night in its rooms in the Washing
ton Loan and Trust building. Mr.. +. B. Moves.
the president Of the club. presided. Reports
were made showing the affairs OF the club to be
in thoroughly prosperous condition.
The list Of members now practically reaches
300, and an amendment to the constitution var
adopted giving the board Of governors power
to increase the initiation fee from $25 to $40
after the 800 mark is reached.
The terms Of i've Of the board Of governors
Messrs. ". Il. Hibbs. Sam'l Ross, Geo Trues-
dell Charles S. Bradley and +. S. Presbrey--
having expired, these gentlemen were unaui.
mously reelected.
After the meeting was adjourned Handsome
lunch was served.
The degree Of success attained by this club Il
highly creditable to its members and to Wash.
iugtOp.
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Nor One Sore Now.
BABY AFFLICTED WITH BAD SORES AND
ERUPTIONS. NO RELIEF. PERMANENTLY
CURED BY THE CUTICURA.

old infant afflicted with erupons that ordinary
domestic remedies failed to give any relief. On lis
hips would often appear the seeming track Of little
wre-lke worm. and other parts Of his body bad
sores came and remained till 1 procured the
CUTICURA REMEDIES. For some time used the
soap and save without blood medicine. but they did
not do well when all used together 1t has
now been nearly since the eruption healed
and very much feared 1t would return with the
weather Of this year. but the summer Is passed
and not one sore has appeared on him.
Mrs. A. NJ WALKER,
CaTsonville, Ga
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Officers Installed.

At the meeting of Pioneer Council, No. &c,
U. s. Benevolent Fraternity. last night, the
following officers were installed for the ensuing
year by Past President L. Helbrun: J..
Selinger, president; g. X. Finckel, secretary;
NJ. Cohen, financial secretary; L. Behrends
treasurer; r. b. Schwickardi, chaplain. Sub
sequently Comp. Hielbrun was installed as
vice president by Past President Behrends
One new member was elected and one was pro-
posed for admission.
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VALIDITY of n Police Appoi ntrnent.

Yesterday in the Supreme Court Of the
United States the case of Harry Hutton against
the District of Columbia was argued by Mr.. A.
B. Duvall for the plaintiff and Mr.. Razleton
for the District In this question is involved
the validity Of IN appointment on the police
force Of one who does not possess the qualifca-
ton Of having an honorable discharge from the
army or navy.
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A Rechabife Meeting.

Heber Tent. independent Order Of Recha-
bites. No. 10, met Monday night at their hall,
No. 3210 n street northwest. large number
being in attendance. After the regular bust
ness the following participated in the good of
the order: Messrs- r Emme. Smith, John NJ.
LAYTON, Chas. White, Thos. Carney, Geo. l..
Bloom, r. W. johnson. Joseph Gross, Geo.
and John Simmons Refreshments were album
dainty supplied.
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THE COURTS.
EoyryTy L,,I1o IL


EQUITY CoURT-Jtidge Hdqner.
Neutrality-suspicious. agt Gaghan; sale de-
creed aud T. E. Waggaman appointed trustee
to sell.
PROBATE COURT.
Iesterdav--Estate of Otis P. G. Clarke;
motion by W. y. Moses 4 Son to refer cause to
auditor filed. Samuel Wilson appointed guard
ian to Nimrod NJ. Davis of Montgomery county,
Md, who enters apprentice i'll the navy.
Estate OF Mary Hickey; will proved by one
witness.
COURT IN GENERAL TERM Chief Justice Bing-
ham and Judges Cor and James.
Yesterday--United States agt. W. d. Cross;
opinion by Justice Cox refusing new trial and
affirming judgment Mccain agt. Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad; argued and submitted. DON
nelly agt. District Of Columbia; submitted on
brief.
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Onicer Olsen Die. of the Grin,

Police Officer Hans Olsen, who for some time
has been detailed at the work house, died last
evening at his residence. No. $40 18th street
northeast, leaving a widow and three children.
The deceased was a Swede by birth and entered
On duty about February l, 1870. but had suf-
Tered much from sickness. The immediate
cause Of his death was the grip.
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RALTIMoRE AND OHIO RAILROAD.


Schedule in effect December 10, 1891
Leave Washington from station corner Of New Jerey
avenue and street.
For chicago and Northwest. Nestibuled Limited Ex-
press trains III 20 a. m. 4 - p.In daiiy.
Tor Cincinnati st. Louis. and lndlanapolis yesti-
bued Limited 33O, express l. 10 q. M. daily
For ilttsburg and Cleveland. eKIress DAILY IL 3oA
u. ami =. ~ D.
FoI Lexington and staunton. ITO soMm.
Tor Winchester and way staiiolls. Is. ~ m
Tor l.uray. Ta.,O. .. ~ pm
For Roanoke, Knoxville. Chattrnooga and Memphsa
II - :! IA daily. sleeping car through.
tSUO, 40-IinutesD xS.05. $50 ~ 10 1000 45-nin-
utesl a. M xl2ou. ~ 10. * 20. X 80. x:i Il. -.
KID. 43l, looJ. 45-Ininutes). a. 10. 30. 5S1,
ho ~. u 30 nooO. nslO q 80. I'll 30 anu 81
sundays. IA 40. (sUU 45-nllnutesl xsO "a. "a 80
klcOU, 4l-lnnutes) a. n-, xl2uO. 100, A. ~ II 40
81 %. i3l, tO.u0. 4D-minutesD. 10, AZ ~. u .gu
1SOO, x. 90. xll.3O ll.35 D IN.
For Annapo.ls - and 8 80 g. m. L.. 10 and IS
p.m Sundays. ;. 20 a. IA, I. 81 A. M.
For lredeiick. tll.3O a. H.. 81 u. "a. 30. To- -
D. ~
For Haserstown. no 40 a. m. and - 30 pm.
ROYAL BLUE LINZ FOR MEN lOkk AND PHIL
ADEl-PHlA.
For Philadelphia. New Aork. Boston. and the east,
daily 400. 800. UO.O0. Dining Carl a. In. l.. 90
noon, . 40 o %, Dining Carr. al. 30 y. slespnx
Car. open at 1000 o'ciOck.l
Bullet Parlor Cars on all day trains.
For Boston. - 40 o. with Pullman Buffet Sleep
ing Gar running through Boston without change.
wa PouhkeeIsie lrlde. landing Passengers IN Is aud
For Atlantic CITY A. o. 20 90 and IL 90 noon Sun
days. 1. 10 a. M and II noon.
tor time Of suburban trains time tables to oe hal
OF all ticket agents
tEacepi sunday. Daily ssunday only.
NE,press trains.
Baggage called for and checked from hotels and
dences by Union 1rAnsier Go. orders left tckst
oioe1 SIg ana ia'i IA ave. .d 4. dspG s;rrI
Gen Manaser Tdlsl Gen Pa.s At
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A Jewel Presentation.

At the regular meeting Of Decatur Lodge,
No. 8, X. OF F., Past Chancellor Jos. A. Dempi
was presented with a handsome P. C. jewel by
the lodge for faithful services performed. The
presentation was made by the X. Of r. and s.,
Mr.. Otto L. Sucss.
At the conclusion Of business Mr.. Dempf en-
tertained the members at collation..
Among those present were p. G. q. E. G. Gill,
P. c. Doherty, p. C. Turner, p. C. Waters,
Messrs. Stevenson, Cumrnins Rathman, Renter
and Sny;he.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-13
CONDENSED LOCALS.

E II. LEWIS Of the Virginia bar, on motion
of Mr.. c. NJ. Smith, was admitted to the bar
today.
MR- PATRICK BRENNAN, the father Of the
triplets, of 1918 l. street northwest, has recov-
cred from a severe attack Of grip.
DENNIS +. HEALY OF 1922 18th street re-
ported at police headquarters the loss of his
pocket book, containing about $500, yesterday
morning.
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THE GARFIELD HOSPITAL.
Annual Meeting of the Ladies' Aid to the
Institution.


Institution.
The tenth annual meeting of the Ladies' Aid
to the Garfield Memorial Hospital was held
yesterday at Wizards. Mrs. John A. Logan
presided and made an address. Every depart
Inent Of the hospital. the report stated, was in
excellent condition. During the past year
there were 52S patients and only forty-four
deaths out of the number. The president had
hoped to be able at this meeting to report the
last $500 installment Of the Ladies' Aid building
paid, but on account Of the sickness OF so many
members active work had IN a measure been
suspended, and they could not hope to dis
charge the debt until after their entertainment
On February Is.
The additional building, which will greatly
enlarge the accommodations of the hospital, is
progressing satisfactorily and will be completed
early in the spring.
Reports were also made by the secretary and
the treasurer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-13
Burglars Frightened on.

About 1910 O'Clock last nigh, an attempt was
made to rob the house Of Mrs Chemist, No
1888 Linden street northwest, by two white
men who were discovered as they were working
ct the blinds by Special Officer Dawes and
fxtxhtensd OF.
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1 OF COLUMBIA.
usr-v ,s The 9th day Of January c 1872 ss,or
" hen'' 'e al. IN 10. ia5o5. docket t s. 'es''"' e'
Feds their solicitor it IS ordsrsd that the Tespon
dents. The United Security Lie Insurance and Trust
SON. trustee cause their appearance to be entered herein
this day otherwise this cause will be proceeded with
as IN case OF default.
Herman 4. seipson. dece and to sell lot 1865 and
part of lot l5S Btas addtion (eorgetown, sub
county KENTUCKY 70 pay the debts Of SAID deceased
to found on iss
By the Court: A. b. HAGNER.
Associate Justice.
ByM A. CLANCY. Asst Cleri. iaG.iaw-3w
L OF COLUMBIA.
:, The Gtn day OF January. IS92.
henry LENT No. g. q DOCKET ss 3d. Ssis0h ct d.
Of ths ss sSe
United Security Life Insurance and Trust Company Of
ee Cause their to be entered herein on or
before the st rule day occurring forty days after this
day. otherwise this cause will be proceeded with as in
Herman 4. selisson deceased and to sell lots 100
IN Gros subdivision OF square l0O to pay the debts
summons. duly issued to the said respondents was
rel urIed mot to be found' on December I, lS2l.
iias foF GyLANG ASS. clerk YOUNG Gls!s
N THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
L OF COLUMBIA.
J. Henry Hentz. = al vs.. Alice K: seligson ct
al. kQuity l3501. Docket b.
II appearing to the court that sunnonses issued
in this cause TO the respondents. Hugh Nelson,
trustee. and Rose b. lexis and that the same were
duly returned mot be found" December /, 1891
and that said respondents have Deither appeared
answered therein:
!, is BY the court this 9th day 2; January A. D.
ordered tat hs said uee
their appearance to be entered herein before the
rule day. occurring forty days after this date
otherwise this cause viii be proceeded with as in case
of default.
object of this suit is to administer the estate of
Herman A. Se,igson. deceased, and TO sell lots l2o and
1875 in Brown g subdivision ia Mount Pleasant pay
the debts said deceased.
BY couGt: A. b. HAGNER.
Atrue copy. Test: J. r. YOUNG. Clerk.
ja6-law}w BY NJ. a. CLANCY. asst. Clerk.
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An IMMENSE srocK OF Tors, WAGONS, Cars
AND HOBBY HonsEs AT AUcTIoS.-Therc has
been removed to the auction rooms of Latimer
& Sloan. 1903 G street, tho entire contents Of o
toy establishment, embracing everything in
that line, the sale Of which begins tomorrow at
10 o'clock at 1903 G street-Adct.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
AMUSEMENTs TONIGHT.

AIpAuoz's-SarahB ernhardt in Leah"
NATIoxn--Chas. Frohman's production Of
sThermidor."
ACADEMY OF Musrc.-Rice's extravaganza,
"Evangeline."
Harris BIJoU.-"A Runaway Wife"
kERSAS's LYcEUM THEATER--The Mildred
Novelty Company.
CoSGREGkrIoSAL CHURCH. Sym
phony Orchestra Concert.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-13

Kate Foley living at A L street northwest,
yesterday slipped on the pavement in front Of
| 1914 l. street northwest and was knocked
| senseless. She was removed to her home by
| the patrol wagon of the second precinct.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-13

We HAVE Nor RAISED OUR PRIcEs.-Rib
roast, lOc; sirloin. He; hams. lie; shoulders,
&C.; choice lamb and veal, 10 to 15c.; one can
peas, corn and tomatoes, DC; salt hams, 10c-;
II pounds pure lard. 81; choice creamery print
butter, S3c- Vegetables of all kind. Marketing
delivered free. Corner 18th and Z SITS NV.
s LEMON HOOVER Il Co.
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Transfers OF Real Estnfa.

Deeds in fee have been filed a. follows:
A. E. Randle to J. Shepherd Clark, lots a. and
%, block 2, Congress Heights; $500. Margaret
W. Gil.ry to A W. Fairfax, lot 2, block q, CO.
lumbia Heights; e. r d. Hitchcock, IT,, TO
f. l. McClclland, pt.20, 50. l9S; g.. I. Som
ervillo to E. T. Lewis, sub 81, 50. 90; 81 500
J. A. jenkins to I. T. Luckett, pit Is, SO. $40;
g..