The Washington times., 1894-12-31

Funds for the Newsboys' Aid society-Mrs.
I. Il. MacGariand, treasurer Newsboys and
Children's Aid Society, reports additional
contributions for current expenses for the
home, as follows: The Evening Star Com
pany S25; Edward Beale Mclean, $50: cash,
81; Mr.. Claudius B. Jewel, S5, and Miss
Coyle, S5.
Chris mas GIFTS for Jail Prisoners-The
inmates OF the Jail each received a pretty
Christmas card yesterday from tie Central
Union Mission workers. The cards were sent
to the Mission as IA gift by Mrs. Mcfarland.
Election of Offers Centennial Council,
No. 4, Sons OF Jonadab elected the following
officers for the ensuing year: Past chief, c..
Burlingame; worthy chief, James Steele; vice
Chief, Albert Pate; patriarch, Henny Yenhy.
reelected; recording secretary d. i. Brown.
reelected; financa! secretary, William III.
Young, reelected treasurer, Joseph Stickel.
reelected; guide, George Snyder; assistant
| guide. William Radka; inside watch. James
Mooney; outside watch. Henry A. Martin;
organist Willis Reynolds; chairman OF enter
tainment committee, William j. Lee. Gen.
tennial Council is in prosperous condition.
BON ior ola Bach ,oEs-An enterprising
street individual has esta lshed an uni
versal mending company, which he announces
as an up-to-daie Loon for old bachelors
and indisposed housewives. His sperialti s
on shirts, repairing buttonhoes. hal -soiing
trouser seats and many other things of u like
nature.
81 Ups Inns Annual Rsunon-The Psi
Epsilon Association of Washington will hold
its tenth annual reunion and banquet at the
Arlington this evening at 7:45 O'Clock. A
business meeting for the election OF officers
and otner purposes will be called at 7:15
o'clock. Hon. William f. Frye is president
| and Major William II. Webster is vice presi-
dent OF the association: the executive COM
mttee consists OF Rev. G. O.. Woodruff. s.
Herbert Gusey. and ID. G. Morrison. Many
prominent Washingtonians are included in
the membership OF the association, among
whom are Hon. John B. Cotton. Hon. John
Dalzell. Prof. Mark w. Harrington, Hon.
Joseph r. Hawley, Rev. Byron Sunderland,
Solicitor General Maxwell. Hon. 5. |. Kim
ball, and Hon. Anthony Higgins.
Injured in the apitol Park-Miss Mildred
Hogan, of No. S16 Third street. was run
into by a reckless bIcyclist in Capitol
Park late Yesterday afternoon. She was
! thrown violently 10 the ground and received
painful injuries about the face and hands
which came in contact with the Jagged ice on
the roadway. Her injuries were attended by
! DR.. johnson.
| Too Gold For Chevy CAase Pun .ers-The
| regular Saturday meet of the Chevy Chase
| Club. which was to have taken place Salur-
| day afternoon at 3 clock, was necessarily
! postponed on account Of the frozen condition
/ OF the ground. The next regular meet day
| is Wednesday but from rha present outlook
it is very probable the meet will he again
| postponed, Tor under the present condition o
| ground aud weather il will be impossible fo
! either the horses or hounds TO make a race.
Veteran Policeman Voss l. Retior-Station
4 keeper August Voss. of the Fourth precinct
who has een confined to his bed by seriou,
complication Of ailments is much better ant
I will return TO dnty in a few days. Mr.. Yosi
is one OF the vsterans on the Washingto
force. having been in the service DIS detective
patroiman. and statIon-keeper since the stir
ring days OF the war.