The Washington times., 1894-09-16

was granted last month by Judge Keith OF
the circuit court of Alexandria, preventing
the latter from holding a special meeting for
the purpose Of removing the present directors
OF the company, the injunction was dissolved
yesterday upon motion of Mr. Walters at
torneys, Messrs. Eppa HuAton. ir., and Will
lam Meyer Levin, i'll the circuit court at War
renton, Va.
Fishing Clubs Annual Trip-The Columbia
Fishing Club, which vas organized in 1861 by
the members of the old Volunteer Fire Com
pany, will leave here to-day at D. m. for
their annual fifteen days fishing trip to Mon
days Point, in the Yeocomieo River, where
they have excellent clubhouse accommoda-
tions for their thirty members.
Cigarmakers Out-of-work Benehts-The
Cigarmakers' International Union of Amer
treasury $4,000 for out-6f-work benefits dur
ing the month Of August.
Think He Assaulted Mr.. Hamlin.-Sidney
Savoy was arrested early yesterday morning
by Policemen Nicholson and Bremmerman,
OF the Eighth precinct, on the charge of being
the party who assaulted and robbed Mr.. Ed
ward Hamlin. OF EdgewoOd, near lexington,
on Thursday. Savoy was committed for a
hearing on Tuesday by Judge KimbaII Mr..
Hamlin was formerly Member of Congress
from Ohio.
funeral OF Mrs. Mamie W. Taylor. who
was murdered by her husband. Thomas j.
Taylor, on Friday, will take place this morn
ing at IL O'Clock from Lees Chapel, on Penn
sylyania avenue. near Third street. Brief
services will be held, after which the remains
will be taken TO Beltsville, Nd, for interment.
Arrest of Pickpocket-John Winters was
arrested yesterday by Special Officer Nicholas
Miles, of the Center Market, while in the act
Nf frtvip 20 pfn Il 1oA, "a
that during the several years that Policeman
Miles has been on duty at the market he has
never made the mistake of arresting an inno-
cent person.
Stole Watch and Pawned It-Frank s.
Griffin who, IL Is said, robbed Mrs Clara
Marsh, of No. 4l5 Eleventh street northwest.
Of h gold watch, valued at SIS, and 4 small
sum OF money, was arrested last night by
Precinct Detective Helan. Griffin had Just
pawn the watch. William r. Foley q COM
panion Of Griffin, was arrested later by the
same officer Griffin having said that Foley
had received part OF the proceeds.
Personal Mention-Miss a E. Dunning,
cashier OF the Church News Company has
returned from an extended visit among the
popular summer resorts in northern New
York.
Cyclone jim" Marshall. Congressman
lrOHl lLe NluIu virginia QlStrIcL, VINO mas UeeQ
doing campaign work in West Virginia and
assisting some Of his fellow members to build
up their political fences. has returned to the
city.
Congressman Anderson, of West Virginia,
who has been campaigning in that State, has
returned TO the city in a very bad state OF
health, and is now confined to his home on
Capitol Hill. by severe illness.
A New Lyceum-At O'Clock to-day the
Luther an Literary Society of the Church Of
Our Redeemer, Eighth street northwest, Will
hold its first public exercises. The
following programme will be rendered. Sc
lections by the choir oi the church, under the
management of Prof. Joseph F. Amos; ora
tion. Mr.. Lucius Peterson; essays. Miss Va
ietta Jackson and Mr.. D. S. Jones. The fol-
lowing are the officers of the association:
President, Mr.. George Howard; vice president.
Miss Lula ChurchwilI; secretary, Mr.. John E.
Walls; treasurer, Mr.. S. S. Davis, and Hbrari-
ans, Miss Fannie Perry and E7angeline Tai
bot.
No One Blamed for His Death-Deputy
Coroner Glazebrook and jury yesterday in
yestigated the killing by q railroad train OF
Joseph Morton, Of SOC F street southwest
which occurred on Friday night. The testi-
mony went to show that no blame could be
attached to any one, and the jury rendered a
verdict accordingly.