The Washington times., 1895-02-08
LOCAL NEWS OF ALL SORTS
The Weather To-day.

Two Wesbiugtoalans Buried-The funeral
services Of Mr.. Charles Thompson. jr., We're
held from his LAKE residence, No. l13l street
northwest, yesterday at 3 clock p. m. The
services were read 10y Rev. james +. Maxim,
OF ST. Paui's Catholic Church. after which the
remains were taken 10 Hock Greek Cemetery.
and placed in vault, where they will remain
until inferred III the family burial
ground The pall-bearers were SEN
a,or Eppa Hutton, Hon. Jefferson Chand-
Ter, Col w. II. Clarke, Mai. ". G. McIntfe,
Capt. w. b. Risnger. Mr.. W. b. Hopkins,
Mr.. Frank Conger, and Mr. Lawrence Gard
ner
The remains of the late John NJ Young
were buried iro n his late residence. No. 30l
Fourteenth street southwest, yesterday at
O'Clock. The Rev. Byron Sunderland. of the
First Presbyterian Church, conducted the
funeral service. The remains were Inferred
in Congressional Cemetery
The pallbearers were, honorary: Henry
Stephenson, J. o. Knox, w. R. Snith. W. IL.
Crosby. Il. f. Queen, and Daniel Frazer;
active. composed OF members OF tie Mer-
chants Ciun: /. A. Littleheld. ID. q. Schefer,
C. 4. Langley. !. ". Thomas, James Cum
ningham. and j. ID. ManEin.
They Violated Dis'rio- ordinances-Thirty-
six warrants were sworn out at the police
court yesterday ty policemen in the several
precincts. They were about equally divided
between violators Of the snow cleaning, Po-
temac water wasting, and street obstruction
ordinances
Wlf Beater Sent to Jail-For assauliing
his wife by striking her IN the face W tn his
fls;. Ben iamin Warileld. colored, was sent TO
jail for sixty days by Judge Miller yesterday.
Kaccked HIM Against Red Hot Stove
Edward I. Gaford. young man. was lined
$50. or in de ault sixty davs in jail yesterday
rison. While intoxicated on Wednesday
GAtfcrd knocked Harrison aga nst red hot
stove, severely burning his hand.
Stole from Cong essman Strauss-Isaae
Chapman, the willy colored man, who failed
to return with IA So bill given him to get
changed by Congressman Strauss at the Cap
itoi some days ago. was sent TO Jail for ninety
days, without fine. 10y Judge Miller yesterday.
umanitY rs Well as Jushce.-Three
thnly-clad men told hard-Iuck stories TO
Judge Kimhall in the police court yesterday.
They gave the names OF Walter Arlington.
Joseph Doyle and james Robinson. They
were free dodgers Wednesday III Int at No.
police station. and plead guilty TO the charge
of vagrancy. 'It is matter OF humanity as
well as Justice remarked the court. 10
give you men place where you will he
sheltered from the bitter cold" They we're
sentenced TO ten days each in the work
house.
Echo % the French BALI. II. Jones, who
claimed to have found his sister in the gaily
colored throng AT the French ball. and was
charged W th an ARRAY on the sidewalk by
Policeman Edelin,. was ilned 50 in the police
court Yesterday. similar charge against G.
A. Roberts was dismissed.
Lunaoy IuQui les Grdered-Judge HaG-
ner yesterday ordered lunacy inquiries in the
eases OF Waiter H. Iilman on affidavit of Lii
n EJpnsar Of M
northwest; Blanche NJ. Shendan. on affidavit
of Mrs. Isabel L. Farden, o. No. 1912 Tenth
street northwest, ana Richard A. Davis.
Accidental v Stabbed BY q Frieud-John
Turner. coloTed was treated at the Emer
gency Hospital last evening for a stab wound
in the thiGh. accidentally inflicted he said,
10y a friend with d pocket knife.
Git Of q G -nerous S7utherner-Col. Julian
s. Carr. president of the great Durham To-
bacco Company, of Durham. n. c.. is in the
city with his family, at the Arlington. Since
bis arrival here, after an inLerNiew with
Bishop Hurst, he has contributed to the
American University the snug sum of $40. 900.
Col Carr is wall-known in the Southern
States as a phIanthrOpist, and a gentleman
oi vast means and patriotism.
Soli by Order of the Court-JudGe Cox yes
terday made two orders for the sale of real
ate. In the suit Of J. II. Che=ley & Co. vs..
Elizabeth Moore, nee Riley, Mr.. A. 4. Birney
WIS appointed trustee TO sell lot 81, square
a. under $4,000 bond. In the case OF the
National Marine Bank. of Baltimore. against
William A. Waugh, C. a Brandenburg, and
I. NJ Fields were named TO sell lot 81. block
10. lie Drot Park. under - 600 bond.
Inquest az Noon o-day-Andrew Beverly
was brought up from the Jail Yesterday and
lodged in No. police station where he viii
be held until Coroner Hammett concludes
his inquest at noon to-day at the aoov- sta
ton. Beverly is the young coIored man
charged with fatally staGbing Charles john
son, also colored, last Monday night.
To ep the Destitute-Rev. d. Rogers, OF
the Church Of Our Father will deliver an
illustrated lecture at Golden Cross Hall,
National Capital Bank Building. Capitol
Hill. tonight. under the auspices of the sun
day-school of the Church Of the Red emer.
/ The proceeds from the sale of tickets is 30 he
used ior the relief OF the poor of the south
. east district.