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The morning times., 1895-09-05
HOOVER FAMILY TROUBLES.
Judge Cox Continues the Temporary
Injunction Against the Husband.

Judge Cox Continues the Temporary
Injunction Against the Husband.
The troubles OF Mr. ana Mrs. Thomas J.
Hoover had public airing yesterday
before Judge Cox in equity court, division
No. !. The papers in the case, which were
thought to have been lost, Were found
later in the clerks office,
Major Darlington, Mr. Hooyer's lawyer,
began yesterdays proceedings by reading
the answer to Mrs. HoOver's petition. Mr..
Hoover denied the wife's allegations of
cruelty ana accused her OF attempting
10 keep him from the house and of prejUdjc-
ing their children against him. He merely
wanted the wife restrained from preventing
him from entering his own bedroom in the
house, the parlor and the Kitchen.
Affidavits were read on both sides
charging husband and wife with bad temper
and cruel treatment.
Finally the deed to the property was pro-
duced and, being in Mrs. Hoover's name,
Judge Cox continued the temporary res
straining order against Mr.. Hoover, di-
recting him to remain away from the house
until the divorce suit was settled.
The morning times., 1895-09-05
MR.. M'GHL IN CHARGE.
He Reappoints DR.. Griffith as AS
Siste nj Reoister of Wills.

He Reappoints DR.. Griffith as As
sistant Register of Wills.
Mr. j. Nota McGHl, the newly appointed
register Of wills, yesterday yassumedhisduties
at the city hall.
Armed withttae commission and bond
the new register appeared before Judge
Cox shortly after 10 O'Clock this morn
ing and the latter administered the oath
of office to him He then appeared to re-
lieye Col. Wright, who graciously COM
mitted to him the desk that he has so long
filled to the satisfaction of all frequenters
Of the probate court.
Mr.. McGil's first official act was the
reappointment of Dr. Michael A. Griffith
as assistant register.
lido notcuntempIatemakin any changes
in the office. for the present, at least"
said Mr.. McGil to The Times reporter.
''Of course, have been besieged and over
whelmed with applications for positions,
but tits not my purpose to consider any of
them now"
The morning times., 1895-09-05
IVY CITY ITEMS.

Mr.. Fred J. Stearns, of Capitol avenue,
is spending a portion of his annual leave
at his fathers home in New Hampshire.
Mr.. John Clements, the painter, is crit
ically ill at his residence on Corcoran
street
The Ivy City branch Of Douglas Me-
mortal Sunday School had an enjoyable
picnic at Corcoran Hill on the afternoon
of Labor Day. Mr.. A. G. Ellegood, who
is at present confined to his home by sick
ness, is the founder and superintendent of
the school, which is in a flourishing con-
dition.
Mr.. Peter ]. May has recently been
awarded two steam heating contracts,
which will engage his attention for some
time.
The old race track and fair grounds
will probably be laid off into building
sites next year by the Ivy City Brick Com
pany, of which Mr.. H. p. Marshall, of the
Oxford Hotel, is president.
The citizens petition for lights and
other improvements is now i'll the hands of
the Commissioners.
Mr. d. G. Cleveland is rapidly recovering
from his recent Illness.
The row of houses recently erected by
Mrs. Sherman are now ready for oc I
cupancy and present handsome appear
ance.
The site for the colored school house
has been purchased and work will soon
begin on its erection. School accommo-
dation for the white children of Trinidad
and Ivy City is asked for by the citizens
petition.
The morning times., 1895-09-05
ANACOSTIA NEWS.

The series of socials TO be given at
Garden Memorial Presbyterian Church un-
der the auspices of the Christian Endeavor
Society was opened last night, and was
one of the best ever held in the church.
A ball and tournament were given at
Silver Hill Tuesday night for the benefit
Of st. Ignatius' Church
Rev. J. B. North. pastor OF Garden Me-
mortal Presbyterian Church, is Ill at his
home, on Minnesota avenue.
The situation in the office of justice OF
The peace in Anacostia is little changed.
The two contestants in the field for the
position. Messrs Albert Richardson and
William n. Fisher. have been busily occu-
pied within the past two or three days Sc
curing names on their respective petitions
Inquiry at the office of the Attorney Gen
eral yesterday elected the Information that
no immediate action was contemplated by
the department
The morning times., 1895-09-05
DOGGIE WAS PAINTED RED
Cruel Joke Perpetrated on a Scotch
Terrier by Three Drunken Men,
Ii Was Blind Girls Pet and Friendly
with Every rybody-PoIice Think
They Have Clue.

A little Scotch terrier, whose shaggy
coat was coloTed a bright cherry red from
the point of the ANIMALS nose to the eX-
trcme tip of its tail, attracted much atten-
ton several evenings ago in the vicinity
of the Government Printing Office. The
dog appeared to he genuine canine freak,
and was followed by a crowd OF urchins
wherever il went
Finally tie rcd dog spied the stalwart
forms of Policemen Gordon and Mulycy,
who were turning in their hourly call al the
North Capitol street box Tie animal APP
preached the cops with a fort Of imile on
its bcwhiskered face and its little red tail
wagGing vigorously. The crowd gathered
around and big Policeman Gordon said to
his partner
''The dog is covered with blood"
No" replied Policeman Mulyey, ''sOme
rascal has painted him red"
Why, this is Tip" continued Gordon.
'He is the pet of a poor little blind girl,
the daughter of Mrs. Heller, who keeps a
boarding-housc at No . street northwest,
and the child has taught the wee dog to per
form many interes ting tricks. He can
do almost everything but talk"
When tie asSemblage learned that the
dog was the pet OF the sighticss child, and
that it had been cruelty covered with a
thick coat OF red paint the smiles on the
faces OF those present turned to angry
frowns a nd it would not have beecn well
for the perpetrators OF the alleged joke had
they been captured ut that time.
After taking the dog TO its owners and
| advising that it's coat be washed with
kerosene and hot water, Policemen Mulvey
and Gordon started out to find the cruel
practical Jokers. They discovered that
the painting OF Tip was the work OF three
| drunken men, who, after being discharged
from their place OF business, had started out
TO paint the town red, - as one of them ex-
! pressed 1t.
They came across the little Scotch terrier,
who is good natur red and friendly to
| strangers, and tying a rope about his neck
! led him to a near by paint store, where they
| purchased a can OF cherry red. With this
they gave the animal several thick coats.
| No part OF its body but the eyes escaped the
| brush ana the dog presented a sorry ap,
| pcarauce indeed.
II captured the rascals Will be charged
| with cruelty to animals. The officers re
| ceived clue last night that may lead 10
| their capture.
The morning times., 1895-09-05
Y.M A.epd Plate Printers

The Y NJ. c. \ boys of the Dis trict Lea que
and the Bureau of Engraving and Printing
team of the Departmental League viii
cross bats tO-dayat Capitol Park, the athletic
grounds of the Y NJ. G. A., at 4.45 d. m
The battery for the Y NJ C. A will be
Sanburn ana Carr. Bernard and Beach
will be in the points for the money-makers.
Mr.. C. E. Marshall, the manager of the
Y. NJ. c. A. team, has returned to the city,
relieving Captain Jaeger, who managed
it during his absence
The Evening Times gives all the
news for N cent.
The morning times., 1895-09-05
SPENCERIAN


SPENCERIAN
In the National Capital and throughout the
country is a household word, associated
with thorough business training and a
prosperous career
The thiTJy-first scholastic year Of this
popular Institution begins Monday Sep
tember 2, 1895. Five departments, viz
Practical business, including completes
bookkeeping course, English, rapid cal
CslauOBs, rapid writing. neral and social
culture, DeisarJe system OF expression,
clylcS, political economy and commercial
law Practical English with iuitiatorJ
bookkeeping, Shorthand and Type writing,
ncindIng English, Spencenan Rapid Writ
Ing. Mechanical and Agricultural Ora wing.
Fun corps OF thoroughly trained teachers
Location central
Spacious, brilliantly Eghted. handsome
halls and ClaSsTJOnls. Service Of gradI-
ateS always in demand. Terms moderate.
but 20 competition with cheap schools.
The leading business men Of Washington
were trained in this college, and send their
sons ana daughters and candidates for
employment here for training
This college received from the Worlds
Columbian CommlSs ion, a diploma for
Excellence Of Students Work" in al OF
the above departments.
Office open eye=y business Cay and
night, on and after Monday. August IL.
Write or call for new annual announce
meDt. MRS. SARA a. SPENCER,
En-fr, -
The morning times., 1895-09-05
Washingtonians in New York
(Snecial to The Times

New York, Sept. 4.-Arrivals-Mr and
Mrs. Albert Ordway and child, /. Saks, S.
Beiber, Hoffman; S C. LovejOy, Miss S F.
Chandler, Miss S. R. Chandler, Miss V
Karnes, j. F. Waggaman, F E. Waggaman,
f. p. WaggamaD, H. +. Waggaman I'm
perial; B. l.. MarklaDd, Bergen, Coleman;
Z. NJ. Zea, o. C. Hine, NJ Splain, Sturtevant
f. H. Daniel, DR.. R. A. Daniel, Stewart;
7. A. Chandler, T. McGiIl, r. S. Forbes
Continental; E. T. GetcheIl Cosmopolitan;
L. Herman, New York; L. w. Keyser, C. F.
Shoemaker, Astor; d. w. Lewis, j. b.
Cudall, jr., r. A. Inch, Rartholdi; w. McAdoO,
Miss G. Lester, Mrs. J. n. Walker, st.
Dennis; NJ. H. Newmyer, ColOnnade; NJ. s.
Pavey, Albemarle; r. j. Watkins, T. New
ton, jr., Grand Union; A. w. Whitmore, NJ o.
Roberts, Broadway Central; w. j. Morris,
Morton; d. W. Stevens, J. L. Atkins, st.
James; G. S. Fraser, J. W. Locket, Plaza;
j. G. Horn, Netherland; W. Radcliffe,
T. j. Hudson, Park Avenue; /; J. W Mccartney,
HallaDd; Mrs. NJ. E. Vickery, Alexandria,
Metropole; Mrs. J. P. Martin, Bruins wick;
Mrs. NeumaD, Miss Blaine, Holland; Mrs.
V. S. Lindsey, Miss Lindsley, Waldorf.
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The morning times., 1895-09-05
Edwin Maddox Frank Steele. Simpson,
Thos Dolan Gus Darrell, and W. II. Squircs.

The wedding of Miss Mary Z. Muir
laugh and Mr.. Thomas F. Smith took
place yesterday afternoon at $50 at Trim
ity Church, Georgetown, the Rev. Father
RoCcofort officiating. The bride was at
tended by Miss Katie Smith, with Mr.
John Brennan as best man. Alter the
ceremony the many frencs of the bride and
groom were entertained at the residence
OF Mr.. Murtaugh, IT12 ThIrty-second street
The young people received a number of very
handsome and useful presents.
The morning times., 1895-09-05
Marriage Licenses.

Licenses to marry have been issued as
follows:
Henry S Coates and Nora Walker, both
OF Fairfax county, Va.
Charles Fauberschmidt and katherine
Bredenkemp.
william g. Brown and MolIic Gray.
Philip Mccoy ana Hartha Wallace.
Conway HcfIin ana Matte Hicks, both
of Orange county, Va.
William E Fletcher, OF Annapolis, Md,
and Eliza Dennis
head
AloySius Smallwood and Maggie Reed.
Matthew W Gregory ana Louise Evans.
George Adams ana Lena Jones.
Thomas +. Smith ana Mary E. MurtaEh.
William H. Rhine ana Mary y..Cecil.
James /. Davis ana Della W. Woodruff.
Hugh L. Apple and Rosa j. Firor.
William J Mclean and Almira Sweetcn,
of Baltimore.
Edward Lanier, of Philadelphia, and
Cora Sutton.
William II. Anderson and Claudia NJ
Gilbert
John II. Ferry and Gertrude Kennedy.
Joseph W Hutchinson and Laura V.
] ohnsOn.
Eddy W. Persons and Lille Il. Smith, of
Brooklyn.
William NJ Garrison and Laura V. Clark,
both Of Prince William county, Va.
Henry S. Coates and Norah Walker, both
Of Fairfax county, Va
The morning times., 1895-09-05

The christening OF Earl Everett Crippen.
infant son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Crippen,
and Percy Allen Bunga, infant son of Mrs
Bunga, in the Episcopal faith, with the
Rev. Mr.. skiIlinger officiating, was the
occasion OF a pleasant gather
ing Of well-known Washington people
on Tuesday evening last, at the residence
OF Mrs. Irene Grain, No. 1908 C street
southwest.
Afterthe ceremony of christening a tempt
ing collation. was served, and a delightful
programme of music rendered for the enter
tainment of the invited guests by Prof.
Goss and Miss Myrtle Moreland the latter
particularly pleasing by her charming per-
sonal presence and brilliant musical talent
Among those present were Mr. and Mrs.
Everett Cnppen Mrs. Anna Jameson, Mrs.
Anna Delan Mrs. F. Crippen. Misses Matte
Burns Mary and Anna Doian, Ball, Rena
Grain Lizzie Daleman, Maggie Ellis, NesSrs.
The morning times., 1895-09-05
Eulghts OF Pythlns entertainment.

1sier short business session on Tues
oRE evening at their headquarters, corner OF
Fiiih and q streets northwest, the mem
beS OF Webster Lodge No. Z, X Of p,
entertained large number OF friends
wHn programme of excellent vocal and
sn2rumental music, after which refresh
mfsiis were served. Those who contrib
U,rd TO the enjoyment OF the evening were
Mn Wibcr piano solo; Miss Balsier and,
Er- Anderson. vocal selections; aud the
A0Blrose Mandolin Club, which gave sew
eEEi selections in fine style The committee
cf arrangements were Dr. wiber, chair
@azn, r. T. Whiting and M. A Leese.
The morning times., 1895-09-05
NUPTIAL NEWS FOR SOCIETY
Miss Eleanor Wilson Married to
Mr. Knagenhjelm,
Miss Murtaugh WEEDS Mr.. Smith, a nd
Miss BierhnuS and Mr.. Giesber
Also Join the Procession.

Washington sucicty viii be somewhat
surprised TO learn that Miss Eleanor Salome
Wilson. daughter of 8lr. and Mrs. Nathaniel
Wilson. has been married tu Mr.. n.
] Knagrnhjeim, secretary Of the legation
orSweden and Norway. The ceremony took
place Tuesday. September 3, at the summer
home OF Mr. and Mrs. Wilson, near GlouCcs-
Ter, Mass, and was "A comparatively quiet
event. Mr. and Mrs. Wilson have sent out
announcement cards OF the marriage 10
their friends in washington To this effect
Up To the date OF the family leaving the
city. early in the summer, the Hgagement
first announced in these columns, was
sioutly denied, although the young lady's
especial friends seemed 10 have pretty
correct idea as to how matters stood
with the fiances.
Mr. Knagcnhi iclm has been quite well
known in washington society for a number
Of years. ever since he was first attached
tothe Swedish legation here. and has always
been a most popular member of the diplo-
matte corps.
The objection OF the family 10 the en-
gagement being announced, therefore,
arose from no dislike of the young foreigner,
but rather from the fact that he was for
eIgncr ana would ultimately take his wife
SO far from her home ana friends 10 make
their permanent residence.
Miss Wilson made her debut several years
sine. in Washington, but last winter took
little part in the gay Goincs Of the season,
and when the CuEa cement began to be first
rumorcl ii was IN the nature OF a general
surprise TO her friends.
The formal announcement in print OF the
same was followed Immediately by de-
nial on the parrofthe family, anlso matters
stood when Mr. and Mrs. Wilson left the
city to spend the summer on the Massachu-
setts coast. Il was. however. even as early
as thatumc known that The happy was
totakcp!ace at the seaside cottage, and Miss
wilson left Washington well provided
with q trousgcau FOR this purpose.
In their new life together MT RnaEen-
! hie.m ana his bride have the good wishes
Of a host Of friends, both in Washington and
/ elsewhere
Mr. KnaGcnh jelm is stnl attached to the
Swedish legation in this city. and with his
bride viii make his hC.ne next season in
Washington, where il Is safe TO assume that
they VIII be the especial guests of honor at
numerous entertainments as soon as So
Cieiy returns TO the city and the maria sc
/ OF Tuesday becomes generally known.
This is the happy elimination Of the last
OF the three international engagements an
/ nouncelintheSeC columns aboutthcSamet time
in the spring.
The other enra Gcments which have al
ready eliminated in marriage were those
of Miss Letter To Hon. George Nathaniel
Curzon. OF England, and OF Miss Lowcry to
Duke D'Arcos, the present Spanish MIN
istcr TO Mexico
The morning times., 1895-09-05
SHOW
THIS TO
YOUR WIFE

Every piece named below
is less than cost. You can
buy these articles at these
prices for just 6 days-not a
minute longer. You can pay
for what you get a little at
d time-weekly or monthly
no notes-no interest.
The morning times., 1895-09-05

Mrs. Charles o. Doten and her sister,
Miss Ruth A. Baldwin, of No. - X street
northeast, are spending the month OF Sep
tember at Round Hill, Va.
The morning times., 1895-09-05

Mr.. James NJ. Baldwin, Of the Treasury
Department, is taking his annual vacation
and Will leave on Saturday for Ash;abuIa,
o., TO visit his brother, who is very ILL.,
The morning times., 1895-09-05

Mr.. and Mrs. James P Barbour have
returned from Narragansett, where they
had a cottage for the season, and entertained
a large number of their friends.
The morning times., 1895-09-05

Ladies Initial Handker-
chiefs, Lz-inch hem, all
initials. Union linen, l5c
quality. For ..-.-.-----..-..
The morning times., 1895-09-05

Or Charles Hagner has returned to Wash
ington with his family after having spent
the summer out OF town.
The morning times., 1895-09-05

Ladies' Initial Haudkcr-
chiefs Ils-inch hem. 25c
quality, Now.-----.---.-..
The morning times., 1895-09-05

Gents Initial HandkcT-
chiefs, ils-inch hem, Tcgu-
lar ISc quality. For-...--..
The morning times., 1895-09-05

Miss Edith Hamilton Thomas has gone t
HagerstowD for a visit TO relatives.
The morning times., 1895-09-05
Lansburgh Bro !
BUSINESS

is like the human system-it
needs a little Physic at
tim IS to stimulate it. Mer-
chants know this better
than you, and we know,
even If we do drop the
prices, il helps us at other
times. THESE reductions are
not for always, but for to-
Day and to- morrow.
The morning times., 1895-09-05

Major and Mrs. W. P. Hall have returned
to Washington after a fortnights stay at
Cape May.
The morning times., 1895-09-05

Mr and Mrs. Fitch have returned to theiI
home in Georgetow own after spending the sum
mer in the mountains of Virginia.
The morning times., 1895-09-05

Children's Initial HaRd-
kcrchicfs, regular SC quail
ity. Now.
The morning times., 1895-09-05

DIT Randall Parsons and wife have re-
turned to the city after an absence OF four
weeks During the time they visited Milan,
sandusky Norwalk and Mansfield, Ohio,
and Rippon and Keyser W Va.
The morning times., 1895-09-05

Hot OF Infants Bootces.
made OF best quality
wOrSted, in Pink, White
and Blue, hand-knitted,
with cord and IaSSei. Spz-
ci2i
The morning times., 1895-09-05

Prof. Frisbie, astronomer OF the Naval
Observatory, has been with his wife the
guest of Rev. DR.. Church of Cottage City,
Mass, for time. The professor is now at
tending the scientific congress at Spring
field
The morning times., 1895-09-05

The Evening Times gives all the
news for q cent.
The morning times., 1895-09-05

Ladies' Muslin Drawers,
made with yoke bands.
3.i1ch hem, cluster OF
tucks ah We, finished with
a fine feather edgc..--..-..
The morning times., 1895-09-05

Mr.. Rudolph &. Giesler, OF this city, was
married last night. in YincenneS, Indiana,
to Miss Emma L. Eierhaus OF that city.
The ceremony took place at the home of
the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs Ed. Bier
haus, Sr., the Rev. T. S. Scott, of Vim
cennes, officiating. The groom was ct
tended by Mr.. Fred l., Rider, of Chicago,
as best man, while Miss Mamie Giescr, OF
this city, was maid OF honor
On the arrival OF the bride and groom in
this city they viii be rendered a reception
by Mr.. and Mrs. Charles II. Dismer a their
home, No. 7OS X street northwest.
The morning times., 1895-09-05

The Evening Times gives all the
news for cent.
The morning times., 1895-09-05

Baltimore Sept. 4.-Miss Clara Groedel
dau-hter Of Air. ana Mrs. Louis Groedcl was
married tonight to Congressman Israel +.
Fischer, Of Brooklyn, n. y. Rabbi Clinton
Levy performed the ceremony i'll Eden street
Synagogue. The bride was gowned in
white satin ducheSse and lace. and wore
superb diamond ornaments The gift OF
the groom She was attended by little
Mile Grocdcl, hcrneiCe ColcnianCoaenwas
best man After a reception at the home
OF the brides parents M. 1928 East Bal
timore street Air, and Mrs. Fischer left for
an extended bridal journey. They viii
reside Ut o5 AniugJom avenue brooklyn
The morning times., 1895-09-05

Mrs. Reginald Munson has returned with
her young son fromspending the summer at
Munson Hill, Va.
The morning times., 1895-09-05
EDUCATIONAL
1RQR
1864

1864 1895.
EDUCATION FOR REAL LIFE
FOR SONS AND DAUGHTERS.
The speDcerian Business College,
iauoDal Bank or the Republic Building,
cor 7th and D NV. Day night
The morning times., 1895-09-05

/ lot OF Ladies' Fine
Muslin Drawers, made
with S-iuch ruTflc OF en-
broidery. cluster OF tucks,
woke hands--.------.--...-.
The morning times., 1895-09-05

Mrs. George II. Lockhart and daughte
Miss Ethel Lockhart, have returned to thei
home in West Washington after a stay a
Cape May.
The morning times., 1895-09-05

Mr.. Adolph Hoeling, who has been at the
North for several weeks, has returned to
Washington and is again at his office.
DIR. Ralph jenkins will return to Washing
ton on the 10th instant, to his residence ON
Massachusetts avenue. Mrs. jenkins will
not be back in Washington before October l,
asshe viii spend some time visttingin Bristol
and Newport.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1895-09-14
AMJSE THE

To provide for the material wants
OF ,Sonr Little mes is not sufficient.
Give them something pleasant to do
or think anything to Keep them busy
and happy. for Il busy child IL Il happy
child. and ii You haze nightly man
aged his enploymentS. q good child.
1t Is not waste Of time for parents to
stop tbe5f work long enough to pet a
ehiid. to tell hIm a story. or play Il
rollcking game. When parents take
time from worldly thoughts and plans
to cultivate z sympathetic friendship
with their children and each other.
they are doing good work. and sowing
seed that will spring up and beat
abundant fruit.