The Washington times., 1894-10-28

c. A. last night was one of local interest and
color. 1t was whether or not the Congress
sional Library. the National Museum. and
places OF similar character should be onen
on Sunday. Mr. H. i. woodward, of the
District bar, was selected as Judge. The de-
baters were Mr.. NJ. A. Cole, for the afirma-
tive, and Mr.. Theophelus Gray for the mega
tive. The Affirmative won.
Emergency Hospital Incumbered-The
trustees of the Central Dispensary and
Emergency Hospital put So, 900 incumbrance
upon their property, known as lot No. 10, in
square. No. 22S. The debt secured is to G. B.
Rheem and A. A. Wilson and John B. Larner,
are the trustees in the deed given.
The election for permanent officers was the
most bitterly contested election ever held by
this class. The election resulted in the Sc
lection of the following gentlemen: Presi-
dent, II. A. Grady, of North Carolina; first
vice president. ]. B. Moon. of Illinois; sec
ond vice president, S. c. Sullivan, of Nassa-
chusetIs; secreta0y, w. G. Matthews, of West
Virginia; treasurer, Z. L. Jordan, of the Dis
trict of Columbia, and sergeant-at-arms, 1. G..
McRae, Of Alabama.
Young Pc pies Febrew Association-The
Young Peoples Hebrew Association will meet
at the Eighth Street Synagogue at s o'clock
this evening to pass upon a new constitution
prepared for presentation by committee ap-
pointed at a previous meeting and also to
elect permanent officers.
Divorce Papers Whithe'd-Suit for divorce
was FLED yesterday by Lena Lerch against
John j. Z. Lerch. Robert J. Murray Is the
solicitor. The papers in the case were with
held from publication. The same action was
taken with the papers in the divorce suit filed
late Friday by Sarah NJ. Johnson against Ed
ward Johnson. In this case ]. J. Weed is SO.
licitor.
Letter Carrier Jordan Held-United States
Commissioner Mills yesterday held Letter
Carrier Thomas W. Jordan for the grand jury
in al 900 bonds. The accused was arrested
several days ago for abstracting letters from
the mails.
Another Alleged Perjurer-Judge Miller
Is determined to break up, so far as possible
the wholesale perjury which has been in
dulged in of late in his court. Yesterday a
warrant was issued, charging William A.
Clark. the saoon-keeper who was convicted
on Thursday of selling liquor to minors. with
committing perjury. Clark will be arraigned
Monday in company with Carter. Willis, and
! Shrever, who were pulled in Friday by De-
tectiyes Helan and Lacey.
Judge Kim5all Sole Owner Now-Judge
| Ivory G. Kimball, of the police court, yester-
day bought out his business partner, E. D.
| Bailey. The property transferred consists oil
! good will, business on hand, life estate in
| lot A of Gardner's subdivision of square 223
and an interest in certain life insurance poll.
cies. The price paid was $2,750.
Mr.. Moran Feels Satisied-Mr. T. Pliny
| Moran, the manager for Robinson. Cherry 4
| Co., the + street clothiers, says that their
trade in fine clothes is larger this season thar
ever before, and that solid colors, such as
blue, black, and brown, are principally worn
Dentist Goodu an heavily FIned-In the
| police court yesterday Dentist Charles B.
Goodman. doing business at No. 1917 Penn,
| sylvania avenue northwest, was fined $50 fol
practicing without license Goodmans de-
Tense was that he was employed in the Evans
! Dental Parlors as student
Run Over by Wagon-Stephen Cowen,
| living near Schuetzen park, was knocked
| down and run over by wagon driven by
! Robert @. GiVens, near Seven street and
/ Massachusetts avenue northwest, yesterday.
! He was removed to the Emergency Hospi
tai, where number of cuts and bruises were
treated.