The Washington times., 1895-01-01
/ JCkL NEWS OF ALL SORTS
The Weather To-day.
: air: northerly winds. booming south.

ourne5 bv ris Colleague Hon. T. B.
CO tier, Auditor OF the Treasury for the
.-office Department. died at Unionport.
Ht ., on Sunday lass. Yesterday a meet ng
he officers aud e.Aployes OF the sixth
iror's Office was called 10y George 4.
rari, auGitcr.
solutions were unanimously adopted eX-
l-e->ng the deepest regret al Sir. COliler's
5h. The pro oaudest sympathy for his lam
and the high esteem in waich the deceased
held by all his official comrades. Elo-
Harlt and appropriate remarks were made by
4ie srs. Howard, johnson. Sleman. aud 9TH
1rs and an order WAS teiegral he'd 10 Steuben-
V.N-. Ohio for a suitable hOral emblem TO be
F-U1ed on the casket OF the deceased.
lsat ia.loc tisers-Lincoln Post, G.
q 3. viii publicly install its newly elected
-a ers at their post rooms, G. A. II. Hail. to-
- row evening At the same time the Off
of the Woman felief Corps wiz lie in
sla ed. Col. J. Madison Cults, who served
as ne ofihe guards Of honor over the remains
o resident Lincoln, viii act as installing
cl4eer
Gle SRm Must Keep CT the Gras7'' -
Ll government which made so much trou-
Bile because Coxey strayed of the pavement
Cd ne grounds east OF the Capitol, is itself in
lrasble herause its agents have not kept "oIf
tAe grass" Henrietta l.. King yesterday
sues the District for 81 .45l.2S damages be-
cgLse it, agents broke into her property. lot
sou b grounds Of Columbia College and
tlelpled upon and spoiled the grass and did
other damage TO the property Her attor-
Ies are A. A, and Z. w. BirneY.
Please 9lanke Your Forses''-Several
uel were parading Pennsylvania avenue and
-- Eer IhOrOughfares yesterday carrying aloft
~ -parencies inscribed in large letters:
"Ilsase blanket your horses. Humane So
cilTF." These moving sig boards were in
tca1ed as reminders TO horse owners and
lr. srs TO keep their horses warmly covered
Dur az the cold weather.
CcmmeTcial roll e. Gradupte-Mr. ). g.
CARRIER, well-kDown young Washingtonian
as received an appointment under Mr.. Den
mas Murphy the official stenographer of the
UAi-ed States Senate. Mr.. CARRIER is a
era uate OF the stenographie department of
Cf1er's Commercial College. and his recent
ElT Gintnent is a source Of qualification to his
2aDF friends.
Lo3t Cut fer This Fellow-Petty swind-
IerF are tive Just BOW. Mrs. L. b. Carter
o. Four-and-a-haif street and Maryland
llg ue south west. was visited Saturday by
IoEi z man. who ordered a ton Of coal. He
'uted a check for IS drawn on the
al National Ba k. and received -. 10 in
change. The check was found 10 be bogus,
7l4 the bonse vacant TO which the coal had
neeL ordered sent.
ot NJ p --pcns1-The regular monthly
me ing OF the northern section OF the Sun
day Teachers Cluh. which was TO have teen
.C last night al Mount Vernon Place NJ E.
Gn.rca. WIS postponed on account of the
Ec1- tueudance OF the Members The next
re-u ar meeting is scheduled for Tuesday,
l-ary %.
trIcsrt AZ soldia-s' Fane-In n concert
given at Sheridan Hall, Soldiers Home. last
Saturday evening the following artists took
pgu Miss Anita Cluss. harpist: Mr. Anton
ar T-fniipfc+- Mr.
p ss Ellen kockey. reader: Miss Mary
lie ney. soprano, and Mr.. William MeFar-
lagI, as tenor. MISS Yorkey's recitations
were particularly well received.