The Washington times., 1894-08-19
c. G. CONN, EIkhart Ind, or Worcester, Mass

had been held up by the same two men, but
they did not secure anything.
Mrs. Virginia Lount, OF this city, who was
arrested in Baltimore on the charge OF swind-
ling the Eutaw House out Of board bill. was
brought to Washington yesterday by Detecti7s
Hail. OF Baltimore. and is held at the First
precinct station-house for an examination by
a jury as to her sanity. Mrs. Lount was WIS.,
tied yesterday after her arrival by Drs. HEX
ley and Nevett. both of whom said she was
undoubtedly insane.
Miscellaneous Matters-Edwin A. Newman
yesterday filed an answer to the action in-
stituted against him by Louis Amateis Hs
pleads that the building which the plaintiff
alleges was finished on April 16 1894, was
not completed on that date, and that it is still
in an unfinished condition. in consequence OF
which the payment is withheld.
4 venture which ought to be successful has
recently been started in this city by S. ".
Long late of the Pension Office. II is a bu-
reau of correspondence. which undertakes
the writing of social and business letters,
agreements. poems. obituary notices in prose
and verse. and other things OF the same kind.
The bureau is located at No. GIL Seventh
street northwest.
Pressmen's s Union. No. I. of the Interna-
tional Typographical Union. will take in the
pleasures of River View on Tuesday next, the
2lst instant. Il will be an all day and even-
ing affair, and to accommodate the crowds
the PentZ will make three trips on the day Of
the excursion at 9:4j a. m. and and $50 p.
n. Special attractions Will be presented and
il is well understood that Union No. / never
INDUCES in any but frst-class entertainment
Personal Mention-Mr Vincent Giovan-
netti. of the firm of A Ghiseih. Son d Co..
accompanied by Mr.. John J. Woerner. jr.,
manager of the bicycle department for F. S.
Cahin i Co.. are going on an extended tour
to Niagara and Montreal. On their way home
they will stop in Boston, New York, and
Philadelphia.
C. H. J. TAYLOR recorder OF deeds. who re-
turned from Indianapolis on Friday left the
city again yesterday morning 10 spend few
DAYS at the seaside. He has not heard any
thing further of the charges made against
him to the civil service commissioners
Civil Service Commissioner Lyman is at
Cape May. He will not return TO this city
until September l.
Secretary Lamont has gone to Bay View,
Long Island, to spend a day or two with his
family.
Secretary Hoke Smith left yesterday for
Ocean City. Md. where he Will spend ten days
or more OF his vacation.
Recital at the Press Club-Mr. William
Yunck. of Detroit, Mich. gave very original
and successful recital at the rooms of the Ma
tional Capital Press Club last evening. II
was original in the fact that it was song
and violin recital combined. Mr.. Yunck was
announced to play some violin solos, but
charmed and surprised his audience by his
powerful. rich. and sympathetic tenor voice.
1t is very unusual TO find q man who COM
blnes great skill as an instrumental solOiSt
with fine vocal attainmentS. Mr.. Nunck. how
ever, does it to perfection. He was born and
educated in that home of music, Germany,
and before coming TO America sang for sew
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residence in this country he has devoted him
self mainly TO the violin. He is well known
in the West as 4 quartet player OF high rank
and as violinist of unequaled skill. Last
night he played Sarasate's Faust, Nien-
temps andante, and composition by Alard.
Mr. William Waldecker, conductor of the
Sangerbund, was Mr.. Yunck's accompanist.
Census Office Dismissals-The approach
ing end ofthe work ofthe eleventh census re-
suited Yesterday in the issuing OF an order
dlsmissing 1S4 employees in the Bureau.
Real Estate Transfers-Transfers of real
estate were recorded yesterday as follows:
Annie E. Lewis and Susan +. Clakey TO Henry
Hawxhurse, lot No. IL. in square No. 5i7, for
"a ,500 also lot No. 62, in square No. 27l, for
"a, 900. Henry Hawxhurse to Annie E. Lewis
and Susan II. Clakey. lot No. 90. in square No.
271, for $4,000, and also lot No. IL, in square
No. 517 for II, 500. Anna NJ Cole ct vtr TO
Simon d. Bronson, lot No. &c, in square No.
271, for SO. Mary Davidson to John H.
Gregory, lot No. 20, in square No. 742, for $40.
Mary J. Wright ct vir to John Chester, lots
Nos so and 81 in block No. 6, of Pleasant
Plains, for 800. Ernest Burgdorf ct ux to
Augustus Burgdorf. original lot No. 10, in
square No. 407, for So. John Chester ct Ux
to Mary J. Wright, lot No. Sc, in square No.
I52. for S10O Susanah A. Crandall to Adeliza
r. Perkins, lot No. AZ and part OF lot No. 4s,
in square No. 5i5. for SO.
Record of the Courts-Equity Court. PART
2, JUSTICE CoLE-No assignments Orders and
motions all adjourned until Monday, August %,
1891 Franklin p Nash VS.. James II. n. Waring,
Thomas b. Warwick, Henry E Baker, and Will
lam Willers; suit filed
Circuit Court, PART l, JUSTICE COLE-No as
signments Motions and orders adjourned until
Monday, August20. Gustavus X Brown vs. kath-
crime Chase ct al; judgment creditors sun for
s52 a5 and costs fled Amaheis vs. Newman; an
swer TO complaint filed