The Washington times., 1895-01-25
LOCAL NEWS OF ALL SORTS
The Weather To-day.
Fair; probably rain tonight; warmer; vari-
able winds, becoming northeast.

able winds, becoming northeast.
Globe Building sold-The property, corner
of Pennsylvania avenue and Third street.
known as the ''Globe Printing ONCE was
scld yesterday afternoon by Mr.. Thomas Z.
Waggaman, auctioneer, for $50, 500. to Mr..
B. II. Warner, president of the Board of
Trade. There were only two bidders, the
first being Mr.. w. 81. Mattingly, who started
it at $4,000.
Laselle Released on "Ticket-of-leave"-
Gen. William p. LaSelle, formerly gallant
army officer and brilliant lawyer. who has
frequently figured az prisoner in police
thirst for strong drink, was prisoner In
Judge kimball's dock yesterday. The
charge against him was habitual drunken
ness. LaSelle pleaded with the court and
promised to keep sober in the future If his
honor would only let him off this time On
that condition the judge gave him 'ticket-
ofIeage.' as il were. He accepted the gen.
erals personal bonds and ordered him to re-
port at the police court sober and steady
every morning until further orders under
pain of being sent TO the workhouse to serve
the sentence which is hanging over him.
MANY Tramps and Beggars Arrested-The
crusade of the police against tramps and
beggars continues. In Judge kimballs court
yesterday thirty-one of these shiftless char
acters were tried under the vagrancy act.
A majority of them were sent to the chain
gang for varying terms.
Sanford Hay Be Insane-Ex-Policeman
William Sanford, charged with housebreak-
ing in the night, in entering the saloon of
James Altman as described exclusively in
yesterdays TIMES, was held until to-day by
Judge Miller to have bis mental condition
ksl ~,
he will be given an immediate hearing on the
serious charge.
Eliza Tyler's Assailants Punished-William
CRtiett one of the colored men who attempted
a criminal assault upon Eliza Tyler, also col
ored in O'Neilrs court southwest, was sem
fenced by Judge Miller yesterday to serve 800
days in Jail William Green, his confederate,
was given three-months' sentence.
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sangerbund Sacred Concert-The sacred
concert by the Sangerbund will be given at
the Academy of Music on Sunday evening
next, at o'clock. The programme will con-
tain twelve numbers, vocal and instrumental
which will be rendered by the best local
talent
Daily Record Of Robberies-Only two rob-
berries were reported to police headquarters
yesterday. A Majestic bicycle was stolen
from Henry NJ. Locke, OF No. 305 L street
northwest, and a gold breastp:n and some
toilet articles from Charles H. Hurkomyer,
OF fredericksburg, Va. The latter robbery
occurred at the b. & P. Railroad depot
Case of the Marine slasher-The case of
Nicholas Kelly, the marine, charged with
committing deadly assault with knife on
William Dorsey, in a house in South Wash
ington. as exclusively described in yesterdays
TINES. was continued in the police court
until January 30, owing to the serious nature
OF Dorsey's injuries.
Bunch Of Police Court Cases-In the police
court yesterday George Wagner was fined
$40 for allowing minors in his poolroom.
Wade Ladley, colored, housebreaking in the
night. (entering McNett Brothers store);
grand jury in $500 bonds. William Wood
Betters residence: continued until to-
morrow. Frank Washington, James Ford,
and Henry Pratt. housebreaking in entering
the place of Isaac Sakolski; continued until
next Monday. Charles A. Netter cripple.
fined so for maliciously smashing 500 plate
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thirty days in the workhouse for gagrancy.
Action of the Grand Jury-The grand jury
yesterday returned indictments as follows:
Embezzlement Philemon Wall Keech. Second
oflense petit larceny. james II. Williams,
alias James II. Glenn. HOUSEKEEPING,
George Curtis ard John Ford Larceny
james Howard, alias Buddy Howard, and
Charles Sykes. Larceny from the person,
William Woody. They ignored charges
against William, alias BrookY Moore, larceny,
and George Johnson, assault to kill.
Appointment Of New Trustee Asked-The
management of valuable property on lot 13,
square 224, near Fourteenth aud streets is
the subject OF a suit in equity filed yester-
/ day. Benjamin w. Reiss and William E.
Reiss claim an interest heirs upon the
death OF Mrs Bette Reiss of Baltimore
Their bill saws the propertyis is leased at 81, 900
q year by Fitch Fox Brown. and they are
! paying the money direct 10 Mrs. Reiss. She
I has not paid the taxes for more than two
f years. and the arrears amount to S793. On
/ April 10, 1894, the property was sold for
/ taxes. The court is asked to direct Fitch.
] Fox Brown TO pay the rent into the court
registry; to restrain Mr. White as trustee and
Mrs. Reiss as beneficiary from receiving the
rent, and TO appoint new trustee.
Debate on CAPITAL and Labor-The debating
society of Columbian Law School will give d
public debate on Saturday evening at 8
O'Clock at the University Building. corner
Fifteenth and III streets. The subject for dis
cussion is. Resolved that organizations of
capital and labor are for the best interests of
/ society as a whole" Messrs. W. B. Nixon,
4 c. Nj. Lane, and B. N. Doyle are TO sustain
+ the Affirmative side. and Messrs. Seth E.
! Tracy. H. C. Evans, and Alfred s. Dalton will
I uphold the negative. The public at large is
/ invited TO be present. Arrangements for the
! joint debates between the debating societies
I of GeorgetowG and Columbian Law Schools
are rapidly nearing perfection and the first
debate will be held about the last OF February.
Mrs. Heurich's Remains Lie in state-The
! funeral of Mrs. Mathilde Heurich took place
yesterday at 10 O'Clock from her late resi-
dence. Rev. Ernest Derwitz. of Concordia
! Church, assisted by Rev. DR. Teunis Ham
4 lin, of the Church of the Covenant. con-
/ Quoted the services The remains were borne
( to the country residence at Belleview Farm,
where they will lie in state for short time,
py request OF the deceased, after which they
! viii be inferred on the farm.
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