The Washington times., 1895-01-24
bUGAL NEWS or ALL SORTS
The Weather TODAY.
Ta;r; light westerly winds.


lost or s.oeD properly biack bearskin
cuach,naa's fi,e lin ii vi h b.ack felt. The
sup, osed tbic! Is under arrest.
~. Bah Te o,y the erEs'-During
the leeet cadet on Salur lay the heal de-
part reToris show an aliost total absence OF
dangerous contagious diseases in the city.
There WIS 10 death from sla poX. d phtie-
ria. scarlet feyer. nor @hoopia1-cough. and
bnt one fatal case of iyp,oid feyer Tie an
nual death rate was four below the normal
ana 2. lelow the same period in the iast
published report.
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Greet r1,sase. oiti yeGGe1's Of THE SUNDAY
T.2ES' trjH saj0y tss s.soagfa efcri OF The
ciu o. On 'raom Eas ! liza tie ,hd,itte Of R0J-
t1-f LOg's 81 c,asoa
Jig eae.yer horton Gcesr't NrpUt-ge-
ceiyeg Hatiey Norton. of the Fidelity buid-
ing and Loan Company, said yese.3ay: Il
cannot report fully till L have the ledger for
deposiiors osted up. There is nominaliy
Sl05.G09 OF stock but | 90 not know how
much OF this has al sed. II have the work
finished and report IN three or four days. 1t
is no; true that the money coll cted here is
deposited in Alexandria. 1t s all deposited
in the National Bank OF Washington" Jonn
Mood was Yesterday allowed 10 intervene in
the snit against the Fidelity.
Trac ---alker Tus antiy Killei-A colored
trackwalker on the Baltimore ana Potomac
Ea'lroad named Joseph Hill. was struck 10y
train an7iuStantly kiiel At 3 o * yester-
cay morning between Bennings and Dean
wood. His body is AT the Washington morgue.
Fell Heavily on the Sidewalk Louis
Rodier received severe injuries last evening
by falling on the sidewalk on Ninth street
between L and q streets northwest. He was
removed tc his home. No. 726 Seventh street
northeast, in the First precinct patrol wagon.
Her House Entered y Thi,ves-Susan
Sanford. who lives IN the rear OF No. $40
Fourteenth street northwest, has reported to
the First precinct station that thieves entered
her house and stole goods to the value OF 50.
Strie en- on The treet-Denny Hmston,
colored. resident Of Horning court, was
seIzel with a hemorrhage and fell on the
streets last evening. Blood gushed from his
nose and mouth. He was treated at the
Emergency Hospital.
Lacerated By Buzz Saw. J. Bowman,
bookkeeper, thirty-eight years OF age OF
No. lib Harvard street northwest, had his
right hand terribly lacerated IN buzz saw
about 2 O'Clock yesterday afternoon. three
fingers being mangied and the middle finger
entirely severed. At the Emergency Hos
pital the profuse flow of blood from the cuts
was stoDped and the injuries dressed, the
severe finger being sewed in place by DR..
Shoulege.
I F-en n Eiglwayme1 Sent TO Jail-Emil
: Gamear and Ogor Charles. the Frenchmen
who 'neil-up' AMI assaulted Moy Ping, a
Chinese laundryman. Tuesday night. at
Tenth street and Pennsylvania avenue north
: west were sent TO iaiI for eleven months and
twenty-uine days each by Judge Miller yes
terday.
"Ba5gsrs" Receive a Heavy DosA-The
badger workers Charles Ryder AMI Hattie
Brown. were surprised in Judge kimball's
court yesterday at receiv ng sentence of
three months each in the workhouse In de-
fault OF 500 real estate bonds. They wanted
to leave town on the first train. but his honor
would not have it that way. 1t is understood
they will secure the services of bcndsman
to-day and be released from custody.
Cases N the Polics Courts-In the police
court yesterday Douglass Brown was fined
$50 or sixty days IN Jail for seriously assault
ing his wife Annie. Frank Jones and Royal
lie Grand, larceny of 81 from Evan T. Dern.
sixty days each, aud on the charge OF va
grancy. hirty days Joseph C. Smith and
Susan White, conspiracy TO defraud Mary Z.
Blaisdeil. grand jury in $500 bonds. Joseph
Banks, colored, assault upon Pearl Bispham,
a white newsboy, $40 or thirty days. Johu
c. Lucas, housebreaking in the night
CSo!diers' Home barn. grand Jury $500 bond.
Joseph Hawkins, coored, larceny OF a whip
from Frederick Deitz, five days i'll Jail.
George Harper, young man who attempted
to hang himself while suffering from an at
tack OF del.rium tremens, was sent to the
workhouse for two months.
Work of Eousebreakers snd Thieves-Two
cases of housebreaking in the night were re-
ported TO Inspector Hollinberger at police
l.,-r,l Tba r-lo
ter ed by burglars was the tailor shop
of Louis Dietrich. No. $50 Four-and. a-hali
street northwest The thieves entered by
breaking the glass windows in the base
meni- They secured black diagonal cuta-
way coat and pair of trousers, besides five
pieces of cloth.
The second case 0 Cured at the store o
Isaac Sakolsky, No. l243 Eleventh street
southeast, where the show window was
smashed and a lot OF clo;hing stolen.
The ether robberies reported were a large
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Brennan, of No. 1921 i street northwest:
revolver pair of plncers. and horse shot
knife from William Howard, of Twininl
City, and opera glasses, slippers, and othe
articles from John c. Maynard, clerk at tht
Howard House.
Injured by Falling in Fit-Mary Lewis
I~coloreG. fell on r street. between Ninth ant
Tenth streets northwest, with an epiieptic Fl
last night and paln.u injured herself. She
was removed to Freedman's Hospital in th'
Eighth precinct patrol wagon.
Ex0rezs nriver Charged with Embezzle
> msnf-William A. Barkley. driver for knol
Express Company, was arrested last evenin:
by Detectives Carter and Gallaher charged
with embezzling S7.O5 of the company:
: money he had collected. He was locked VI
at No. . police station.
Gasaei with Lemon Squeezer-During al
alteration in Burke's saloon. corner of Sew
enth and / streets southwest, yesterday
James F. De Alley was struck on the heai
with a lemon sgueezer by William Burke, sol
of the proprietor, making an ugly cash. Tin
injured man was taken to the Emergenc,
Hospital in the Fourth precinct patrol wagon
and the police are looking for young Burke
Flames in Nicolas Coal Oil Works
serious confagration was ayerted yesterda
afternoon by the prompt action of the fir
department and police. Flames were discoy
cred in the extensive oil works of Nicola
Brothers, at First and X streets southwest
caused by a barrel of coal oil taking fire
They were extinguished with but slight los
before there was spread to the surround
ing tanks and barrels.
Mrs. Heurich to Be Buried To-day-Th
funeral services of Mrs. Mathilde Heuricf
wife of Mr.. Christian Heurich, who died a
her residence. 1907 New Hampshire avenue
on Sunday last. will be held at her residenc
this morning at 10 o'clock, the Rev. Ernes
) DrewitZ. of Concordia Church. officiating
By the request of the deceased, the intermeI
will be made at Belleyiew Farm. the famil
country residence. The pall-bearers ar
5 Messrs. C. C. Dunkinson. Thomas Kirby