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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-02
The Weber Stake Academy.

Monday morning, Sept. 4ih, the
Weber stake academy OF this city will
commence the school year under very
suspicious conditions. The board has
been successful In securing the ser.
yices, nv principal, Of DE-. George Il.
Phillils, a gThuuate In art and nedl.
cine Of the University OF Glasgow,
Scotland, where lac took an eight
years. course.
inducements are ofiered young mon
in the fact that prAOtic j
course Ia commercial business
Instructions will be taught; while
music and art departments will be
maintained Tor Tie young igGiee. A
special course II offered 10 all who may
want "a more literal education than IL
! usually Obimnable al home; therefor q
classes will be conducted In languages,
science aud philosophy. The Insutu'
ton IL fully equipped with a laboratory
aud apparatus iOr making practical
applications Of tho different branches
Or instruction.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-02
District lonrl llaller..

Al the session Of the Fourth district
court yesterday morning, Judge Miner
handed down Gccislon IN the In.
junction case brought hy John y.
Stephens AMI others against Ogden
City paying out Of the general luad
contractors Hobsun uu D wilkinson for
the paving Of Twenty nun street. The
utmufrer Of the ely was ovorfulci
ami The Injunction ~ asked for sus.
lslncd by tue judge, providing that a
bond oi $4,000 is pa, up by the plata.
t.iis. 1ur restraining order does not
apply 10 street CROSSINGS or the paving
" the south hnif OF the street iu front
Oi the Ci y ball grounds.
The hearing In the care Of Thomas
q. Akefs VI tue Colorado and Utah
Canning company came W ON a mo.
ton 30 dntOlvu the attachment, tut
was not cJucluded. TIE case went
over inuuliultsiy.
An order for judgment In the sum
NJ $1,000 and interest was Cntcfou
against the defendant i1 the sui; VI
North American y. l.. aud Buildint
company We George w. Carr Ut nj.
By consent tho case Of william
Hutchins Va the Union Pacific II. r.
conn any was transferred 10 tue First
District court. ne the interested paTtipf
resided near by. Tho suit 10 brought
lor damages IN tho sum uf $4,000 Tor
tho billing Of a man nj Lehi.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-02
Accident.

Israel ]. West, we'll aud favorably
known In this city, uet with an acct.
dent last Monday while making the
run from mere 10 C0fliu, Nevada,
which DecOssitatod his going 10 tho
hospital. Mr.. West ia a brakeman on
the southern Pacific road, aud wben
making the usual run II became ueces.
saty for him to jump from the train
while Ia motion; IN doing ~ he fell Ia
a culveTt and sustained a badly lmc,
tutoi leg al the knee, A very
peculiar part OF the circumstance
IL that while the injured man lives
In Ogden and hss vile ana family
anu a host Of relatives Ut the place,
that he should be taken 10 the hospital
ut Sacramento, 800 miles from where
the accident occurred, instead Of being
brought 10 this city, where no would
have been surrounded by his irienup
The company's employees at this place
are 10 mute regarding the accident
that oven the wife does not know the
extent OF her husband's injuries.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-02
PROVO.
nisgracelnl LirhL

An STRAY occurred on Confer street
on Thursday evening which T. a dis-
gface 10 Provo CITY and Of which the
ltter clsfa OF people Of The city are
heartily ashamed. ". A. Barney,
PRECEDENT Of thocity council, and Jnmta
Glove, associais editor % the Ea9Hrcri
wefe ougevsd in esther Gnimnlei
discussion concerning whether MI
Barney bad on n former occasion al.
V0cMed tbs calling Of d meeting OF
cltlktns 70 consider the municipal toK
anu 20 uppoint committee 10 examine
the city books. Mr.. Barney denied 10
a q Mr.. Glove affirmed &c. "l0u'fu a
d. liabY said tbs PRECEDENT OF the
council, ana then There was co'llslon.
Who struck the fret blow is NOT known,
Mt Barney claiming that Nh Glove
struck with a cane and hrtIuvr claim
ing that Mr.. Barney struck on. with
his iili. Saloon men, Loaf r. a. d n
few other citizeug crowded around the
cpmbatauis. All tue fighting, now.
ever, was being done by the council.
man, who BY thu way enjoys the repu-
tnton VI being fifst Glaze boxer the
editor MI Tie while trying 20 get away,
and calling for police Igoie ton. Blood
inwed from tue latter's face, tine form.
- was unhuTl. No atests have been
made.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-02
General.

Col. ID. s. Gordon, Of the Sixth
Cavalry u the United States army, is
at the Pacific hotel ON his return from
Yellowstone park.
The Irving theatrical company NJ.
rived this morning Ut 7;4l, uTeakiasied
nj the Pacific hotel ami resumed their
Journey westward nj s;3O a. m.
Prof J. w. Sanborn, Of the Agrl'
cultural college OF Logan, came g. The
Junction city to meet MS vile, who
has been on visit 10 the East
A carload OF Australian mail came
la this morning aud went east over
the u. T..
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-02
Going 10 The Fair.

The following persons will leave for
Chicago over the Union Pacific on
either Monday M Tuesday next 10 be
present ut the Worlds Fair on UtRh
Day:
Gov. @. W. West, DR.. A Hen Fowler
d. G. Adams, T.. l.. Williams anu
family, Mis-. J. l.. Rtwlins anu family
II, T., Morris, Daul. Wols,enholme, r.
&. Chamber, Ogden Hiles, b. j.
Clayton, h. l.. Kane, h. A..
Follaud, Miss Macintosh, Miss Con.
lay, j. V. Hampton and wife, Mrs. IL.
3. Richards, Mrs. Woodward, NJ. j..
Kennedy John o.. Groesby ck anu
James MAR.
A rate OF $3.50 for the round trip
has been made. Tickets will be- good
Tor twenty days.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-02
Notes.

a number Of badly frightened
youngsters were brought before Justice
Alexander yesterday ON the crursu VI
ealing ntighlot's fruit. With tho
exception Of one bad boy they were nl-
lowed 10 20 with a warning 90 be-
careful a. 10 their future conduct. The
bal boy was given few nouns Ia tho
lsckup.
Charley Decker lessee Of the Cos.
muIOl.tsu Hotel, has Given up the
busiuea. David john, one OF thv
owner, win sumo iis management
The Van Wagner family hold O
Joyous reunion a. Graves's park yosttrY
DAY. a number Of the members Of
tho iumily came down from Provo
valley.
Utah DAY (Seplembef 0.hl will be
celebrated in magnificent sly lr iu the
evening 90 the Tabernacle in this city.
4 program Of music anu shor. speeches
Las been afrangeI.
Smell and Son Of Spanish Fork have
leased tue Provo flour mill.
The county board OF equalization
yesterday Increased tho afset-ment uI q
large tract Of county lying southwest
OF PayeOu 70 yer cent. The land waa
Assessed at irom $40 TO sl2 an acre.
At last nights fessiou OF tho board oil
education Snyder 81 clan were given
the contract Tor rsI airing the Mountain
schoOlhousu Tor sos. 10.
At the same meeting, II was reported
TINT tho f0iiUWiug trnHHgfa had fug.
ccssiully passed. examinations and
cales; Alice kellcgg, Daisy Moore,
Ada John, Hannah Clafk, Maggie
Lewis, Rui William II brfts Jr.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-02
Shovel as a Slayer.

Some time ago the force Ia the city
sewer department was ordered cut
down and all OF the teams laid on. Tho
latter pat OF the instructions wa
carried out IN 80 lar rs 1t dld not affect
Samlnry Inspector Shovel. That
official hs, boon quietly keeping his
own team on AMI dTGws Si2 every
two wceks Cor II, while 1t actually hSs
little or nothing 20 do. The houes
receive no little exercise, IL 10 said, ma,
the hint legs Of one OF the animals is
50 badly swollen that Il IL only with
the greatest difficulty the brute car
get ia and OUT OF the stable.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-02
HOard Of EdnealIon.

a lengthy session Of the board Of
education was held last night. All
members present. W. W. Waters was
elected principal " tho rhiiuoth street
school vicn J.. T.. Mcknight resigned.
Ia Wow Of the financial condition Of
the public schools IL was thought
"a ivlsahlu not to make tho changes Ia
the sanitary condition u tue Central
school building.
Salaries of teachers will range from
sll to $50 per month, according 10
experience.
Professor Nagel was elected music
tcscher uf the public schools OF this
city ut salary Of s65 PER month.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-02
On n Promissorr Note.

In the Third district court last even
ing, John Higson, William Klrkhaui
and Thomas NJ. Patton, trustees Of
Rocky Mountain lodge No. 3, Knights
Of PythiAs, instituted legal proceed
Berelz q DoAn, Samuel l.. Mansil ant
Bernaardt. Mayno TO recover $500 with
interest ON a pfomissOfy note, dated
July 18Th, 1893, payable six mouthi
after date, secured by chaItel mort
gage on sllyerwate, linen and furnish
inRs Ia the Saddle Rock and Arcade
restaurants.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-02
From Cache NnlleY.

Deputy Marshal smith returned yes.
terday morning from the capital Of
Cache with W. l.. PugmiTe, who
II under arrest for assault with a
deadly weapon, and adultery, both
Olcnses said 10 have been committed
az Bear Lake county. In default OF
bonds Of $500 Ia the hrst ana 5000 Ia
the second case, as imposed by Com.
missioner Fletcher, ho will be taken
TO the peniteutiRry.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-02
Water Suittont.nued.

The suit of Robert Gale and a
number o. cli.zsns Of Uiu,af
agnlns, Hans T.. Borg, demon o.
tie same bufg, which Involves certain
water rights, was continued before
Captain Smith, referee, yesterday. A
number " witnesses were examined
anu a, O'Clock the evidence was all
in. Arguments will he made Monday
unsrufuV
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-02
CHARGED with Adultery

G. J, Holleud, young unmarried
man,and Mrs. Milliam Walwofk, DO h
u 5pringvlilv,wrrp On Ihuoduy oven.
iug irraignei before CJmmn'iJner
Dudley on the charge " adultery. fre
principal witness was Mis-. Nallw ork's
husband, lwho testified that he hai
discovered tho two together In the
Iady's bedroom. They were bound
over 10 await the action Of the grand
Jury In the sum Of 5000 each.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-02
Another Broken Leg.

A Chinamau was brought into
Ogden yu lcTdHy with IA baIiy rae
tured lex, received In "a turnover Of a
maud car while he and hall doA n
others were pursuing their daily aYoca'
ton,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-02
To be Arraigned.

Oscar Il. Hill aud Henry whtts,one
viii be arrRlgnod before Judge Miner
this morning TO plead,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-02
FOR SALE.
Sns..y .l., PONIES ron SALE amMN


L,uLrlANp PONIES ron SALE aMAIN
- street
GTrAu LAUNDRY rLASr ONE OF
- thr Uust auu most complete ln thla city tor
saIC At one quarter 10 value, or t0r ease
on mpat favorable terms. ". ~ Wallace,
earo biuWuuuulh
< UltsL, HAHN Ls- AM HUGGT, 500
W, y, Hogan, i.u toatoncu blu.t.
A s 7ACGililE-A % ROOM FUR,
n uIshod house, centrally located, clearing
gtJI ICr month fuor health cause n selling
OUT. W. y. logan. 90 rostonlee uiock
a sNAAr M ,usr nE lsoLp. so
pHniry, closets, cellar, stable, irut trees cay
Water lot lAAiit feet, an fenced. ". j. 80.
gen, 40 rostonce bloek.
u uAyE FOUR NiCg rlECEs on
4 property that vii. be- sold AZ sacrifice
% viii pay you 60 SEQ these before buying. w
j, hogan. 40 fostoilcc block
A NEW stuON FRAME WIN
n lawn. LOT 4iXiu foat. l'utc. 500; 500
Gowns balance ~ monthly paymcutf, w. J.
logan, iiu fohloilicu bloes,
A NlCE t,ruuM COTTAGE ~
a y down balance sl5 per month ". j. 40,
sir, ilg iostomcc block.
A FINE CORNER, 8xi0 RODS.
"A t-luom houlc, staulo fruit trc0a, city
tine vs.. Hogan, 90 rossonee iilocA
An ELEGANr THuOM HOUSE.
IA choice location. Cot 5000 s1ll for
s!luu on easy payments, ". j. hogan, az
fust0nco lilonA.
A NtW 5.RuuM muok, MODERN,
~ hard wood unIsh, elegantly furnished,
Inc logAuOn. Price, $4,000, On easy payments,
W y. began, 40 Fustlnlco llloch.
A rLW NlCE .IEOEs OF
"A buslncas properiy nt low prices. We'd.
hogan, 81 foaionco bIoos,
A Ill,I. CLASS DAIRY FAllM OF
n On acres, ~ mlles RON city Nice new
rcsidUucg, stable, shods, mNk houses anu nrst'
class milk IOutl, tabiuE i5ll per month, LA-Y
pas muutst $50 down W. j. Hogan, go
ruat0irco Block
1n-AurE TRACT uLOsE 40 Ut1N, ALL
~ lu lucUgu, plenty OF water al2i per
attc ~, j. hDgan, $40 roftohlcc Block
lNuUu ACRE, ~ ORCHARD, ~ OaE 40
II city, good water usnti price si2l. W. j.
hogan, 40 lobt1mce llpck.
~ you WANT a GOOD FARM Is ANY
i part ~ the Ncst, call on me- W. j. Hogan,
40 I0HUnleo lllocss
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-02
MONEY BROKERS.

~ yOu WISH no BORROW MONEY,
4 CAL on SALT LAKE VALLEY LOAN
8 riiU5r COMPANY, u east. First south
street
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-02
FOR RENT,

7 HAVE HOUSE, ~ ALL PARTS or THE
I rlty Tor rent I have cOnyCEaurga 90 my
0nue 10 show renters Of'h0ubua, W, j, hogan
ilu loslultu Block,
An ELKUANl NEW GROOM HOUSE ~
~ ihU suuurbs on Ger nne, rent So ", D.
Began, llurostorce Block
NEW lU.NUUM HnlCk, MODERN,
IN tbrUH blacks from business suitable tor
UOtriluF house rtnt $50. ", j. Hogan, alQ
r0sunIoc blDca,
nuVNlsuEp ROOMS AND uOUsEsIN
Il ul parts Of tho Guy W j. Began, ll0
IOlt0nCt BLOCK,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-02
SHEEP WANTED.

CTEEP wANTED.-I WISH TO TX,
- change Logan city or farm property Tor
tugUp. j q. stewart, Logan
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-02
Joint Building Bills.

The Joint city aud county building
committee met late yesterday after.
noon ana recommended payment OF
the following billi
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-02

nN IMPROVED PROPERTY. X ANY
- quantity Crosby & Crosby, a. 1ain 81.
Notary lubnc in once
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-02

latn AMI onthpusu-. 1850 Good terms
4 ROOM FRAME CorrhGE.NEAW MCCoH.
r uick - ON Centre street. BRICK cellar. nuc
view, aAt1 Feet 1850. Can't Ho beat
IVLEUANr FivE uuoM COTTAGES IN
~ haHt Waterloo near the drive and 10.
eo'ycu' rcHdoucc. So per month. lricoil,da1
io.a InNiN.
ONl ACHES ON TuE JORDAN nor.
- - toms, near sandy. lur sale chcap.
EENEEAL AGENTS ron TuE COLUMBIA
~ Hull1lne and loan Association. The
Let intcsimcnt iu tho country. Loans money
10 uUr cent
MONEY 40 LOAN on REAL ESTATE
VA No inir rates
A H. tins ABOVE WE Will TAKE
"a pleasure tu showing YOU; and i will Doc
tD your advantage 10 come aud eco us before
calling elsewhere
GKOEsBECK & HOSE.
No. o. W. second south street. iioom 9.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-02

A NtW 5,HuuM hWOk, MODERN,
~ hard wood unIsh, elegantly furnished,
ruC logAuOn, Price, $4,000, On easy payments,
W. D. Began, 40 fustunCo BLOCK,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-02

A Iut,I.CLA.a DAIRY FAilM OF
"A N acres, o.. mles rom city. Nico new
residence, stable, anods, mis- houses anu nrat.
class milk luut1, taxing iJIu per month, LAsY
pas mouts, 500 down W. J, Hogan, go
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-02

A INV MOE rfEUEs ~
n business property ht low prices. We'd.
Hogan. ~ ruaIuucu HIuHk.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-02

An ELEGANT 1luUM HOUSE.
IA choice location. CUst $1,000. se'l for
s!,l.0 on easy Payments, ". j. Began, AZ
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-09
AMUSEMENTS.

The RENESYI CONCERT. at MetZerott Music
Hall last night, was thoroughly enjoved by q
large audience. and the great violinist proved
by his exquisite playing that he has lost none of
his former control over the music-lovng pub
lie His perfect mastery of his instrument was
manifest in every number. His marvellous
technique and his musicianly Interpretation of
every composition PLAYED stamped him an
artist Of the highest rank. The instrument on
which he PLAYED was of exquisite tone and
power. Remenyi was assisted by Miss Minnie
Methot. a soprano. and Mr.. J. W. Marsbank.
baritone. both of whom found favor with the
audience.
The SEIDL CONCERT tonight will be the last
opportunity this community will have this
season of listening to the excellent orchestra
over which the great conductor. Anton SeidI.
wields the baton. 1t will be Wagner pro-
gram and the third that Sir. Seid has given in
this city. There will be an assisting vocal
corps OF twenty voices headed by Miss Emma
Juch, who will, by special request, sing in the
scene from the FLYING Dutchman. As this will
be the last concert the program will be the
greatest that Mr.. Ssidl has offered here and no
lover of Wagnerian music should fail to attend.
Fourth BIsCHOFF CONCERT The Bischoff
concert at the Congregational Church Fri lay
night offers program of pleasing variety. In
the first part Mrs. Browning will sing the
jewel song from Gounod Faust Miss Boyd.
The Lorelei' by List: Miss McNeily. Sire
letzki's Dreams Mr.. Gilbert Clark. the ar
morer's song from Dekoven's robin Hood"
and DIR. Bischof and Mr.. Barnes will contribute
organ solos. The second part will be furnished
by the Washington Mandolin, Banjo and Guitar
Club under the direction of Mr. \. '. Holmes
Besides concerted numbers there will be solos
for bsnjos. mandolins. &c. Seats are on sale Mt
Ellis & Co.'S, 937 Pennsylvania avenue north
west.
FISK JUBILEE SISGERs.-This famous organi-
zation will appear al Metzerott Music Hall on
Saturday evening next, March II. and at the
New National Theater on Sunday evening,
March II. They will confne themselves prin-
cipally to the old plantation melodies which
always please. The sale of reserved seats begins
tomorrow morning at MetzerOtt's music store.
BOsToS SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA AND PADE-|
REwsKL-The Boston symphony Orchestra, Mr..
Arthur Nikisch. conductor. will give the last
concert of its series at Metzerott Music Hall
next Tuesday evening. when especially fine
program will be presented. The orchestral
numbers include the symphony in major.
No. 2. Schumann: Suite L'Arlesienne, No. /.
Bizet and the Vorspiel. die MeisterEinger,'
Wagner. The sOloist of the evening will be the
famous pianist. Paderewski, who Will play with
orchestra his own concerto for pianoforte in 4
minor and group of solos. The sale of seats
opens next Saturday morning at Metzerott's
music store
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-09

Some 12.l6l miles will be travelled by Mr..
John Wanamaker and party between now and
the 18th of May. They left the city last even
ing over the Richmond and Danville railroad
and will traverse twenty-one states. three terri
tories and one province The party will travel
in a special train and is due to return to Phila-
deiphia on Nav IS. IL vii! consist of the fol-
lowing persons: Mr.. and Mrs. John Wanamaker.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas T. Waramaker. Miss Ehz-
abeth Wanamaker. Levi =. Hannum Mrs. Wat
son and Mr.. George b. Warner.
The first stop will be made at Atlanta, Ga.
this afternoon. From there the party will 20
To New Orleans. through Texas into Mexico
as far a. Guadalupe, thence to the Pacific coast
a. far seattle Returning the party will
travel over the Union Pacific railroad. stopping
~ the VARIOUS large cities on the wsv Leaving
Chicago the objective point will be Niagara
ISlls- A short stop will be made at Harris
burg. Pa. after which the party viii complete
IL tour al Philadelphia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-09

Deeds in fee have been filed as follows y.
Brewer TO ". J. Brewer, subs / and 8. so. 49,
:. J. A. Blundon to F. H. Lewis pit. al, SO.
1904 $. Seth V. Peck 10 G. J. Brown. sub
157. SO. 1929: $500. Il. 5. Simmons to A. c.
Walter, subs rs to Il, So. 1854; 3. p. A.
Draper to same. subs TO Is. So. 1042: $. A.
G. Walter to b. Stanley Simmons, same prop
erty; $. J. p Clark to Sarah L. Sommers.
lot Q, blk. 1. Whitehaven; S357.l7. Same to
Helen 1. Perkins. lot u. do: S433. 80. b. l..
Walker to John b. Lord. lot 8. So. 172: 5. G..
W. simpson to J. c. Davidson. subs 2i5 to $50
So. 362; =. c. 7. Bride to A. b. Watts. pit
%, So. 936: "a. 200. T.Potes to Margaret Yrau-
son. sub 50. 50. 9ll: S2.S75. G. Ii. Knight to
A. b. Vance. sub %. blk. 1. lie Droit Park
&, $50. J. W. Howell ct al. 10 S. II. Howell. pit
2. So. 997; $3.50. A. NJ. Collins to J. III. Gran
well. trustee. subs "a and 2S, So. $685. $. Sut
80, sd. 199. :. Sub ODD. So. $50: :. Sui
49, So. zoos; 5. ID. Sheehan to Mary Shee.
han. sub 20. So 719: $50 John Port to Maria
d. johnson. pit ). So ISL: $. J. b. Cotton
to ]. Il. Byrne. subs SO 10 SO, So. $50; 5. D.
Anderson TO W. Mayse. sub AZ, So. s12; s.
F. Hentz 70 J. r.. Wise. sub II, SO. 937; $.
Mills Dean to W. b. Matthews. pit 8, So 142:
S1.S93. Cornelia ii. Jones to C. G.. Matthews. pit
Peters mill seat. 800. J. l.. Heiskell ct al. &c
Amelia =. Pracht, sub 81, So. I0l4; $. Sub
80, do: $.
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4 Market Thief sent Tn.

Anderson Page. colored man who has the
reputation of being professional market thief,
WAS before Judge Miller this morning fox steal
ing a basket of marketing from a colored wo-
man named Sarah Chisley. Page spends con-
siderable time about the market carrying
baskets, and when he gets hold of basket
filed with delcscies one that he can easily
sell for a couple of dollars he disappears and SO
does the basket
Last Saturday he repeated the offense. his
past experiences having made no impression on
him. and this morning Policeman Breen ar
rested him. To the officer he admitted his
guilt. but when he reached court he plead not
guilty.
When questioned BY the court he had an in
distinct recollection of having been in Jail sew
eral times. but he thought he not sent there
every time for stealing.
lyon will 60 there this time for stealing
the remark of Judge Miller. -Four
months.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-09
The Willing Working Club.

The Willing Working Club, No. TO- of Magda-
len Tent held its annual rally last evening in
Johuson's Hall, Il street near Vermont avenue.
the members and friends turned ont in good
force. Mrs. Chandler. the mother of the club.
introduced Rev. Mr.. Wiseman, pastor of the
colored Lutheran Church. as master of cere-
monies, who made a brief address stating the
object Of the meeting. and called on the audi
ence present 10 contribute literally. One of
the clubs. known as the "pansy laid its gift of
Sl4CO on the table. Refreshments were then
served and everybody went home well pleased.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-09
NINEPIN TOURNAMENT,

Series of Games Begun at the c. A. c.
House.
The ninepin tournament of the Columbia
Athletic Club began Tuesday night. Some of the
best of the tenpin bowlers have entered.
The tourney will consist of three series of
five games each and the prizes will be for first,
second and third highest individual scores.
Following is the result of the first night games:
d. Ii. Treadway. total pins, 25: J. L. Whiteside.
"a; John Walker. %; Jos. II. Hunter. %: Harry
&. Brown. 81; ". VI. Dove. 20; Turley Coburn.
20: Geo. b. Lockhart, 10; John W. Sims. II;
John Y. Yarnall. H.
The scores last evening were as follows:
Jones. 25: Thompson, IS; Whitaker. %:
Denekas. %; MYERS. %; Lewis, 81; Kicker, Il
Woodbridge. 20: Coon IS; Rich 49,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-09
CITY AND DISTRICT.
INVESTMENTS TONIGHT.

AIBArGH's ORR. HoUsE.-Digby Bell in
"Jupiter.
NEW NATIONAL THEATER--"The Lost Para
dise.
AcApE1Y OF MUsIc.-Rose and Chas. Coghlan
in diplomacy.
HARRIS BIJOU THEArER.-'Under the Lion $
Paw.
KERxAN's LYCEUM THEATER.-Williams
MeteOrs.
The BATTLE OF GETTYsBURG.-15th street
and Ohio avenue.
MErzEROTT MUsIc HALL-Anton Seidl' $
Grand Wagner Concert.