The Washington times., 1894-06-24
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\ marriage license yesterday issued +
! Albert ;. lancey. Of laucey, Va, and Berthe /;
| Shipp, Of StewardSviilc. Va
| rambler safety bi 'yclc, belonging 10 VI $
lie Briton, was stolen /: ON in front of No lgl
Sixteenth street northwest.
| Barber 4 l;os yesterday fled n hill TO enforce
a mechanics lien against John Cooksey ct al
| The amount involved il isl,iJ5
Thomas Stone. a white lad of q years was las
night locked up at No station house, charged
! with bein: suspicia'.s character
james NJ. Beall, a driver, aged % years, las
night lett - collateral mt No. station house foi
| allowing his horses 10 bite the trees
! Il. Carusi, jewelcr. II years of age living a
! No. 3l2 II street northwest. received yesterday q
severe cut in The right eye from small piece OF
! steel
! s Beckwith. of No. ls2G Tenth street north.
! west, had stolen from his house on the 1d i'm.
| slant ladies gold hunting-case watch and
! chain
Robert O Whitehand,or No SoI d street north
west, reported stolen yesterday from his place a
! gold watch, n pair Of BARRIERS clippers, and
| pension lapers
| One of the attendants nj the Homeopathic hos
: piial, mt the corner of second and y streets
northeast, says that within the past four days
there has been stolen from her room a ladies'
gold watch
While Edward Chatterton, of No 5I5 First
street northeast, vas bathing at the swim
ming beach yesterday afternoon he had his
clothes st len from the bank by an unknown
colored boy
james Twomy, white 30 years of age, living
Mt No. 81 Tenth street northwest, received yes
teTday severe cash across the right forearm
He was taken TO the Emergency hospital where
his injuries were dressed.
r. E Phillips complained to the police yestcr-
day thai silver watch and n small amount of
money was taken from his vest while he was at
work on the building on Sixteenth street, be-
tween Madison and Coicoran, northwest
\ coal oil stove exploded about 30 O'clock
Yesterday afternoon in the kitchen of No 33aO
Prospect avenue. setting FIRE TO the room The
fire was put out by Frank Bernard, a neighbor
before the engines arrived Robert Phelps and
family occupied the house Slight damage was
done
An exploiting coal oil lamp caused n fire at
No. lSl i street northwest about 80 o'clock last
night The place was occupied b. VIM. Green
aud owned by James Healey Robert Evans
smoofhered the fire with pillow before the az
rival OF the engines
The funeral OF DIR P. Glennan, late surgeon,
niied States Volunteers occurred on Thursday
last. The mierment was in Mt Uiivet cemetery
h" services were held in the immaculate Con-
ception church and conducted by members of
the soriety OF the Army of the Potomac and Gar
ned FCst, with an escort from the Fourth United
States Artillery
while Mrs Roaih. wife OF DR.. Roath, of No 52l
fIfth street southeast crossing the ca BILE
tracks at New York avenue and Fifteenth street
about lli0 O'Clock yesterday morning she was
struck by train and pretty badly shaken up
she received severe cuts about tho head. and
was amen iHio lHolIlpSOnS Qrug store, where
her injuries were treated.
Justice Cox yesterday heard arguments in
behalf OF the release of George W Webb from
me insane asylum, where he has been under
treatment for some time. Ii was held that he
had been sufficiently cured TO permit him to
have his freedom and attend TO his affairs No
decision WAS rendered other than the issuance
OF an order that the accounts of his estate be
audited
The Royal Arcanum of the District will ceie-
pirate the Seventeenth anniversary of the order
June q at Marshall Han, an elaborate pro-
grnnine having been prepared. The order of
exercises embraces musical and literary fea-
lures and an exhibition drill by the Corcoran
Cadets. A good time is guaranteed TO every
body who attends. A pyrotechnic display win
greet the arrival of the evening boat at the
grounds.
Harvey c. Gray, 1i-year-old white boy en-
ployed by the Washington Floral Company ut
their store, No III Fifteenth street northwest,
yesterday morning about II o'clock robbed the
cash drawer OF about sls5 and skipped The
proprietor, Otto Bowen reported that he left tn e
boy in charge of the store.and when he returned
found his placed crowded with customers but
the boy and money gone. The police are look
ng for the scamp.