The Washington times., 1894-08-26
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a PTONeTD.
De Sunday-school business 'ud have er boom
eff it 'ud run er free lunch counter.
Marriage Licenses Licenses to marry were
issued yesterday to the following: Paul Bosa
and Martha Dyson, both of Washington; Ed
ward Pongee and Hattie Lewis. both OF
Washington; Edward o. Lyons and Pearl
Gates. both of Washington; Roger X. Viii
liams, of Lake, Luzerne county, Pa, and Eva
]. Post, of Compton, Bradford county, Pa.
Personal Mention-Capt Jesse March, of
the Detroit, Mich, police department, called
to see Major Moore, of the metropolitan
police force, yesterday.
Postmaster General BisselI, Secretary Nor
ton, Commodore Hichborn, Major Reed Mr.
McCool Col. Stone, E. H. Allen. L. G..
THOMPSON, Prof Fanciulli, DIR. H. L. E.
johnson, and number of Washington Fenci-
bles enjoyed the cool breeze and the Marine
Band concert at Overlook Inn last evening.
Real Estate ransfers-Transactions in
real estate were recorded yesterday as fol-
lows Leon Dessez and wife to Francis P
Balderston, lot No. ia. in McGuires sub
division of square No. 555, for Sc, ,525 Thomas
3. Penicks to John Joy Edison, lot No. 16 in
square No. 829, for $780, Charles o. Weston
and wife to John B. Larner, parts of lots Nos.
1S, Il. Is, and 16, in Murphy Il Cushings
subdivision OF square No. 1873, subject to
three deeds OF trust, for SO; Mary V. Cecil to
Edgar 2. Berry, part of lot No. Z, in square
No. 957, for SO; Milton L. Brooks and wife
to John I. Layton, lot No. IS, in LOOMS
subdivision of square No. 65, for SO; Andrew
Archer, trustee, and wife to Robert Portner,
part original lot No. Z, in square 464, for So.
Grimes and Casualties-L -Lavinia Wells, aged
fifteen years, living at No. 1922 Twentieth
street northwest, was run over at the corner
of Twentieth and l. streets and had her right
leg aud hand hurt by bicycle ridden by JOS
eph De Fontes, who was arrested but sGbse-
quently released by Judge Mills on his per-
sonal bonds. the affair having Deen shown to
be an accident.
Mamie Frizzell of 1929 D street northwest,
took an overdose of laudanum by mistake
yesterday. She was relieved at the Emer-
gency Hospital.
Judge Taylor yesterday dismissed charge
of keeping a biting dog against Oliver t.
Thompson on condition that he would kill
the dog. The canine had attacked and bitten
William S. Beacham.
Thomas Jenifer, charged with assaulting
and striking his wife, Alice Jenifer, was yes
terday sent to Jail for ninety days by Judge
Mills.
John J. Burke, John Burke. and William
Laping, who about l O'Clock yesterday morn
ing created great disturbance while in a
vehicle on Brightwood avenue, were each
fined S5 or given fifteen days by Judge
Taylor.
John Varbraken a colored boy, who dis
turbed a temperance meeting in Northwest
Washington on Friday night, was yesterday
sent to the workhouse for sixty days by Judge
| Taylor.
James Gray, charged with the larceny of a
gold watch valued at S14 from Caroline
Young, was yesterday sent to Jail for sixty
days by Judge Mills. Gray was also SEN
fenced to pay fine of $50 or to be impris-
oned for thirty days additional for an assault
on Charles H. Cowen.
shriners to Play Baseball-The members o.
| the Mystic Shrine in this city are looking for.
ward to the first of a series of games to bf
| played between Almas Temple, OF this city
and Lu Lu Temple, of Philadelphia, at Ma
| tional Baseball Park on Saturday, Septembe
l. The Philadelphia club are the champions
IN the Shrine League of clubs. and this being
| the first year tL-t this city has been repre-
sentG in ~ league great care has beer
takeL t. ,ot good material and it is thought
close ime will be played. Theteam that Al
mas has selected has been very successful