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Evening star., 1897-01-09
THE INAUGURATION.

OUR BUSINESS Is TO FURNISH ACCOMNODA-
tions for clubs and to rent w:ndows-but many
Of our correspondents write about ROOMS that
we wish to hear from parties having first class
rooms in the northwest section. Address
ja9-2ft' STEVENS & CO, 1923 Penna ave
WELL! WE RENTED THOSE 10 WINDOWS AID
yertised yesterday in short order. We offer
for Monday windows in large room-no finer
View the avenue-for only $40.
Jao-i it, STEVENS & Co. 1429 Penna. ave-
commanding view Of inaugural parade will do
Well to consult at A. T.. WHITING.
with John F. Waggamon. 100 18th st., upstairs.
c1T-2In
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FOR RENT-2lO6 r ST,
11r & bath. Coo
65 n Y av nw.9r&b.
1904 Camb'ge, 9r&b. o. sc
1906 N Can. 6r&b. -. So
1913 n Cap. 6r&b. %. 3.
1926 Stk NV. Or. 80
motif II, L
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FOR RENT-FULLER. 10l iiTH.
1I47 Corcoran, l0r. .&40t Mr. Chevy Chase. $50
COS Douglass ai........7a1s se. 6r, .sto. IL
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FURNISHED.
q st near 18th. .$s33.33 18th st near r. . 100 90
Mass near 14th. .2a9- i6 y st near I2th - 10000
10th st nr Dup Cir. 2os. % ken-saw nr Ia 80
W ave near n. BOO 18th ST Dup CIR 70 90
II st near 14th. $50 90 Corcoran nr 18TH so 90
Mass nv near 18th. fSs 80
FITCH, FOX BROWN,
ds5-u l4OC @ NV.
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WANTED-FIATS. W

WANTED FLAT OF 3 Or 4 UNFUH. ROOMS
with heat Ind light. nei;h;iorhood of Conn ave .
LIN. 18th or 10th sts-, bet II End sts. NV ,
ItteFrisss. moderate rent. Address D. H. v
Star Difcr. - -
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FOR RENT-BY JAS. F.
6OS East Capitol St, 10 /
9i2 18th NV, 6r. .$25. 80
1873 c sw, st&dw. .25. 90
632 ID st ne, Or. .23. .WJ
459 E st sw, 6r. 10. 80
431 n Y av NV, Or. 15. 00
1908 I st Sc, 7r. 90
906 7th st sc, Or. rs. 90
S2S X st sw, 6r. .0O
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SHEA, 632 PA. Av.N.W.
o0ms, ami. 90
233 14th st sw. 6r. .l4.30
1876 7th st ne, br. .13. 30
243 18th st NV, 5r. .13. 50
40 / st sw, 6r. .13. so
1406 A st Sc, Or. .1O.5l
$40 II st sw. 5r. TO- 80
1017 N ] av Sc, Or. $50
l9th&Fla av NV, ste. . 8. Oh
Evening star., 1897-01-09
WANTED-LOTS

WANTED LOT On HEIGHTS, NORTH OF cry.
''tN'.'tt 10 street cars; Will give equity in
gam i.u;i.e NV and some cash II ne c-.!-,i All
dtrss WANTED LOT. Star office. ilynI.
WANTED A NUMBER. GOOD BtIIDIS,; Lars
~ once Tor 4 cash purchaser: must he I,ar.,lns
Sfni lic full particulars with lowest price &c
'iEt- J. YESTERDAY, Real Estate. lilo (; st
iSJ-3t 0 u 81
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FURNISHED HOUSES.
!, Az "a & NTH; i2rS ooo ay "a, and SOFT cir o
1stl near x So Pc Sales n'r i7th. Or 100
near S0th. Tor. I2oE near 22d, lar 2 b. $50
near 18th. Or. 125 18th T. f4r. 100
l4th near l. l6r. Sb. 200 near 18th. 6r&sta.. rs
9th & Nd av ne. 90
Elegant rooms In Sun Desirable rooms "Atlan-
building. dreproof, from tic Coast Line build
$50 to 500 each. Ing" all front and
94l NV. Sd n. Or. 90 6reproof. from $40 to
40 La ave, SO 4 $500 $S5 each
$50 ct nw..,..6OO,
1lth&G nw3ox5o. $500 90 l0lS Conn 60 90
1O22 Conn ave. 60 00 PA 9th NV. 80 90
1928 Conn ave. 5000 a27 10th st nw... As 90
lO20 Conn ave. 80 00i 9l7 NV. w......4 10 90
STABLES
Oil d ct. rear. :. $1,000 1872 Mass ave- rr $1,000
ja4 R. o. HOLTZMAN. 10th and sts NV
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A. 8. CAYWO0D, 933 9th st. nw
319 nv, mi, 12r $50 13l 2pS0 g nw mi 13r S45 g.
43 ut nw mi. 10r 20 20 oQ6 18th st NV, l3r.37 90
607 vt NV, mi, Or 60t 42S NJ w,mtsta), ,sr3Obo
20f ct NV, mi. ef 81 20, 313 st NV, e SO
036 French NV mi, 7r28 00l 0AS Md av sw 9r Is 90
SOL Fla nv. mi, 7r205 So 5Si Fla AZ m. & % 80
15l3 9Th NV, mi. .ar. 2Zo0i 1n Hw, md, q. so
sos Fla nw.mi, 7r20 4et 3ta 18th sw MI 7r 20 -
1915 nv, mi, Or % sol 12a1 9Th 81 NV Or. Is 90
25f0 7th st NV. g. .18 COL 4e5 Warner NV 6r Is 0g
S236Prospe.t NV, 1Of165Ol 1115 Sth at NV er I6 30
lst hsScotf ay nv, ,7ri5 50 g at ne. 400
10S2 Cap se, 1r. .lS 30 20 ID ct 5r. 30
1910 bath NV, 4r. 10 COL 1904 av NV, Or. II 50
Ill Sheridan 81. IL 90 2201 D NV (store) 6r10 90
UNPUBLISHED ROOMS.
S&tarant N, I'd Lar $15 O02I5 ~ pw 4th 2r So 90
4S9 9th st. NV, room Is. .................. g. 90
STORES.
s1I st nw....... .s2s.5O479 sw tcoai ydl$12. 90
11V1Z5 Sc. NV. q. %
STABLES.
R'r go N ct NV. .$15 0GJ R'r 80 st NV $40. 90
Bet 4&s, K&L nw.1so 90, R'r 9lO eth st NV. 800
Lot 9, q. 231. 18th st. $40. 90
Part lot z, blk z south side Tnlmhnii ST. n.w..4 90
ja9-Sts A. g. CAYWOOD. 9aS 9th ct. NV.
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-oons. s..... go, 10 4 Is
1905 Ath. Or. .......10.O 90
621 18th, 1r. 90
S0@ Sherman ~. .Sr 10. 90
lN4-le 18th, 7r, mi. .. 50
21@-2S H. q, mi. %. 50
our other list.
WILCOX, 1907 Pa. av.
Evening star., 1897-01-09

'FOR RENT-CHEERFUL NEATLY FUR. ROOMS
with elegant board, at 2S19 Pa. NV. Ap
pointments first-class and terms reasonable.
ia7-3ts
Evening star., 1897-01-09

FOR RENT-REDUCED TO s15.3o-THOSE NEW
7-RO0M BRICK HOUSES Nos 12S 132 AND
f. 1874 HICKMAN ST., BETWEEN Z AND F, 1ST
AND ID Sc, FACING SOUTH On GARFIELD
PARK; ALL NJ. l.; LATROBES; KEYS AT NO.
13S. b. p. MIMMACK,
IAN q st
Evening star., 1897-01-09

he bss& S-roan brick dwelling in this city
fr the price, $3.50 per mouth: papered
Throughout, and In nrst-class repair. No. 633
L q. s.w.: south frout: froat and rear yard:
90 sn1 near car unes
DIGGES & FAIRFAX
Real Estate.
no6-tf 6l3 18th ST. NV.
Evening star., 1897-01-09

FOR RENT-512 18TH ST. NV, FURNISHED
rooms; private baths; with or without board.
Evening star., 1897-01-09

PLEASANT ROOMS WITH BOARD; ALSO ROOM
with outside entraece: suitable for congressman
or physician. l2z0 N It. NV. deofeoews
Evening star., 1897-01-09

FOR REST-13O7 Sd ST NV, TWO SUITES OF
unfur. rooms ID and Sd floors, in house.
with all MI; he:Ited by furnace: large closets
water on both floors; ref. ja7-3ts
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FOR RESr-2 ROOMS, ~ FLOOR. 9as Pa. AVE. !;
suitable for light housekeeping photograph
gallery. Apply to F. CROCKEE, Shoe Store. ia7.tf
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EUK lkENT-BI
HILL JOHNSTON
Mass ay llef 18th

Mass nv bet lfth and
18th SITS ,seasonl 81, 900
II l ave bet 18th st &
Conn nv with stn sOs
18th IT bet Scott CIR
and o ST (stablel. .SI-
Cor 10Th 4 Corcnran .3.,C
II j ave bet l1th st
and Conn ave (wiah
stable1 .--..... -323 e
II / ave bet 18th and
18th SITS. .25C
Conn ave bet NJ and
y SIS. ..-.....- IN
Conn ave bet III and
Nus ID,
18th and Clifton sts
tcornerl ...........25(
Conn ave bet y st
and Dupont Circle. -,
r at bet l7th and
18th SITS py>
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FOR RENT-l0iT 0TH ST. NE: THE REST N
the city at &10 per ma.s preO-brfck front; 7r. !;
b.: cellar; f1snscs: e elegnst repair. Key 10le.
Evening star., 1897-01-09

FOR RENT-ON WASHINGTON HEIGHTS, ONE
Of the finest residences in this section; IA rooms
and bath; every known Improvement; elegantly
decorated; must be seen to be appreciated: rent
greatly reduced. r. ]. MARSHALL, sos 1lth
ico-St
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los Reeves NV. 6r. so. 80
109 Reeves NV, Ar. $50
| u3 Reeds ct, Ar. $3.50
2122, r'r 1913 22d, 4r. 0. 30
1928, r'r 1898 22d, Ar. 8. 80
IA st Mary's pl, 5r.S.30
a18 st Mary's pl, or. s. 30
t1S st Mary's pl, Or. 80
121, r'r 10 + NV, 4r.S.3O
3508 " st NV, Or. 500
1l2 .4th st NV, 5r. $3.50
100 Douglas ct ne, Ar 8. 80
1O2 Douglas ct ne, Ar. g. 30
1O4 Douglas ct ne, 4r. 80
SHIN DANENHOWER,
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WAITED BY RESPONSIBLE PARTY FURNISH
Ell h"lse In god iocdi0n. govt. print ing Of
foe; owners to bO;;id; with other boarders in
house; references exchanged. Address L. T. c.,
star oiice- 1ts
Evening star., 1897-01-09
WANTED-HOUSES.

WANTED - BY MARRIED COUPLE WITHOUT
children, furnished house; owner boarded if de-
sired must be cheap; satisfactory references.
Address L. 3 C., Star Office. 1t"
WANTED-A HOUSE OF o ROOMS BETWEEN
N AMI 2 and 14ih and Goth sts-; be rea-
sDnat.e- Address Il. r. b., Star office. 1t
WAN1ED-TO RENT A MODERN HOUSE OF 8
ROOMS. bath, furnace, cellar and yard. with din
ing r01m anal kitchen same floor: between 10th
and l5:h Sts- n-w., in good surroundings, by Il
p~rinait Mt and reliable family of four adults,
rent about $40 Address, By mail, ACCOUNTANT,
Eureau Eng AMI Prtg.. city. IT.
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WANTED WILL EXCHANGE CHICAGO INCOME
properly fer desirable property here worth from
Slo,pD to sl5.eJO; give lo-atiln. Address SOUTH
SIDE. Nid~ office ii9.St
Evening star., 1897-01-09

FOR RENT-12O9 AND 1911 ST. NV, FUR
nished rooms. with board; double and single
rooms; southern exposure; very desirable loca-
tion; near Franklin Park; also table board; refs.
dp3C-12as
The evening times., 1897-04-01
ASSAULTED BY HER RIVAL.
An Abused wife's Story Told In the
Police Court.

Mrs Belle West appeared as complainant
in the police court this morning. With her
face gashed and SCARED and bearing other
wounds, she came before Judge Miller
this forenoon TO testify against Mrs. Annie
Williams. Mrs. West testified that while
she was out walking last evening she found
her husbandincOmpany with Mrs Williams.
They had locked arms and were laughing,
giggling and acting like lovers Mrs
West protested against her husband keeping
company with the other woman, when
Mrs. Williams said pertly:
This ain t the first time I've been with
your husband. he is my flame and l will
go with him as much as 1 please
With this Mrs. Williams struck Mrs. West
In the face and be at her severely. The in
jured wife then procuTeda warrant for the
arrest OF her tormentor and assailant, and
several hours later, while passing the
home of Mrs. Williams, the latter bonn
barded Mrs. West with pieces of crOckery-
ware from her second-story window Some
OF the missiles struck the wife on the head
and face, cutting deep gashes, one Of them
nearly destroying her eyes.
Judge Miller wasindignant when he heard
the testimony. Turning to Mrs. Williamson
the prisoners dock, he demanded:
Woman. where is your husband?''
I'm Jail, sir, for assault
You can join him for a term of sixty
days.
The evening times., 1897-04-01
FOR UNEMPLOYED PRINTERS.
Many Patronize the Dinner Given
for Their Benefit.

The Union Printers Wives Guild" a
lewIy-orgaized charitable society, com
posed OF the wives Of the members of
Columbia Typographical Union No. 101,
gave dinner yesterday from 4 80 TO 7:30
O'Clock, at Typographical Hall, for the
benefit of the families of union printers
who are out of work.
Several hundred guests, most OF them
from the Government Printing office,
patronized the substantially served tables,
and an encouraging fund must have been
realized from the Guilds first effort in
their generous work.
The affair was undertheimmedlate super
vision of Mrs. Shelby Smith, president OF
the society; Mrs. L. c. Hoover, vice presi-
dent; and Mrs. Theodore f. Hall, secretary
and treasurer.
They were assisted by the members Of
the Guild among whom were Mrs W w.
Deloe, Mrs. Berg, Mrs. Young, Mrs Carver,
Mrs. II. L. Smith, Mrs. Doonan, Mrs.
Bastian, Mrs. Beck, Mrs. Norton Mrs.
Edmunds, Mrs Payne. Mrs Roberts, Mrs
Bisbee, Mrs. jenkins, Mrs. Thompson, Mrs.
Benzler, Mrs. Holmes, Mrs. Lalnsou, Mrs
Burnside, Mrs Watson. Mrs Ellis, Mrs
Warren, Mrs. Mcknight. Mrs. Tracy, Mrs.
Bussey, and Mrs. Morrison.
The evening times., 1897-04-01
JONES ACTED SUSPICIOULY.
Convicted Under the vagrancy Law
and Required to Give Bonds.

Joseph Jones, a fashionably-attired young
colored man, was required to furnish $500
bonds or go to the wOrkhouse for three
months, by Judge KinbalI today, on the
charge OF being a suspicious character.
About 2 O'Clock yesterday morning Jones
was found by Special Policeman A. E.
jana acting suspioiously and apparently
trying to enter Friedlander's clothing store
Ninth and E streets. Jones gave the Of
ficeT his name as Henry Scott, and jana
followed him into an alley leading into
E street There the colored man tried
to get into an empty stable, and when
jana approached made motion as though
to draw q weapon. The Special was too
quick for Jones, and covered the suspect
with his revolver.
Jones then disappeared in the darkness
and was later arrested near Tenth and d
streets, by Policemen Stenhouse and Tomp-
kins. Detective Sutton gave testimony
against Jones, and the prisoner acknowl
edged that he had served two terms in
prison at Philadelphia, for receiving stolen
goods: also, that he had been arrested in
New York as suspicious character. The
father of Jones was shown to be reputable
citizen of Washington, janitor of a lead
ing church, and proprietor of the Douglass
House, on b street. He became bonds
man for his son in the sum of $500, and
the latter was released.
The evening times., 1897-04-01
" r
Knights of Malta Organized.

The fourth local comnlandery OF the
order OF the Knights of Malta was organ
lied by Deputy Supreme Commander A T..
Wilson last night, at Malta Hall, NO BIO
Pennsylvania aven ue northwest, with
fifty.five charter members. iOfficers We're
elected as follows Commander, j. W. Rob-
inson; generalissimo, NJ. R. Rose; captain
general, F. s. Calvert; prelate, Walter
Edelin,; recorder, A s Rowe; assistant re-
corder, g II Dierkoph; treasurer, W. Il 4.
Martin; senior warden, R. B. McCathran;
Junior warden, w. E. Peake; standard
bearer, NJ . B. Lindsay; sword bearer, W. F.
Clark; warden, A .Sheanon; sentinel, George
Shelter; first guard, Charles McKenny;
second guard, Fred Dierkoph. The new
commandery meets every Wednesday
night at the hall, No. 90 Pennsylvania
avenue northwest.
The evening times., 1897-04-01
A CHINESE TERROR CO.
An Oriental Fra DiayOIO CrueIIy
Put to Death.
He Was "a Famous Highwayman anS
Multi-Murderer, But Came "
Grief When He Married.

San Francisco, April Tx 'Ang, the Fra
Diavolo Of China, whose deeds OF blood
have kept town and hamlet in a constant
state OF terror for years, mas at last paid
the penalty of his crimes 1t appears from
the mail advices brought by the steamer
Rio JaneirO yesterday that. ernbOldened by
his long immunity from capture, K'Ang
visited and laid siege To the heart Of the
daughter of a high MaDchu official OF the
imperial court, whom he succeeded n in
dueiDg to elope with him early in January.
There was great cOmmOtion following the
flight OF the pair. and influence was brought
TO bear which proved sufficient tospur the
PeHn Police to extraordinary efforts.
finally resulting in the capture Of the fugi-
tive at New ChwaDg later in the month.
K Arg was taken to Pekin, where he
was tired twice before a special tribunal
and although cruel tOrtures, such as kneeI-
ing on heated iron chains. being pricked
with Ted-hOt needles, etc, bad been ad-
ninis.Cred to make him confess to tha
formidable list of some twenty-nine rob-
berries, with murder in each case, OF
which he had been accused, he would
divulge nothing. Finding they could not
elicit anything from K aDg by torturing
him, the judges, by a clever appeal TO his
vanity, trapped him into signing his own
death warrant. He was thereupOn con-
deInned 10 suffer death by the slicing proc
ess, or tingchi.
On the day he was led out 70 die
h Ang sang songs all the way to the
execution ground, and kept it up even
when the exeeutioner's knife had cut into
him several times A stab with a dagger
in the region of his heart siIenced the
desperado's voice, and the rest OF the slic-
ing and the final severance Of the heal
from the body were then done in silence,
although some 10 1000 people surrounded
the spot
The evening times., 1897-04-01
Insurance swindler Arrested.

E. j. Murphy, a clever insurance swindler,
was arrested yesterday in Baltimore and
brought here by Detective Rhodes Of
police headquarters last night. The tech
nical charge upon which Murphy is held
is false pretcDses In obtaining the sum
of So. 20 from Elizabeth Mason, who re-
sides at Fifteenth and K streets north
west. Murphy represented that he was
an agent for the Imperial Mutual Life
Insurance Company, and the money was
obtained as a payment upon policy
held by Mrs Mason. 1t is believed that
the man has swindled other policy holders.
He was locked up in No 1 station, and
will be heard in court tomorrow
The evening times., 1897-04-01
Rarrett sent to Jnil.

Ell. Barrett, who was yesterday arrested
by Headquarters Detectives Boyd and
Helan upon the charge OF securing the sum
OF $4,000 .06 under false preteRses as tho
alleged manager Of the National Lumber
Company, was yesterday Afternoon com
nitted to jail in default of 5000 bonds
Barrett is charged with having obtained
the sum named from Edwin Stewart,
paymaster Of the Navy. upon Govern
ment contract, which should have been
paid to UlFich Maurer.
The evening times., 1897-04-01
MRS. MARGULEs IMPROVED.
Still Despondent, However, Over Her
Husbands Continued Absence.

Husbands Continued Absence.
Mrs. Margules, the unfortunate Aust rian
woman who attempted to END her life by
turning on the gas in her room at No.
504 G street north west yesterday, as told
in this mornings Times, is fully recovered
this afternoon and able to walk about.
As she speaks English very poorly, it is
difficult to get any information about
her attempted suicide, but il is evident
that she is still deeply respondent over
her husbands continued absence and her
own penniless condition. She is still with
out news of Mr.. Margules, who left the
city for Baltimore a short time ago,
ostensihly in search of employment, and
from whom she has not since heard.
Mrs. Kominski, who gave Mrs. Margules
employment as a domestic when her funds
ran out, and at whose house the attempt
at suicide occurred, is touched by the wo-
mans pitiful situation and has offered to
let her stay at the house until either news
of her husband arrives or some other
means of betterng her position presents
itself.
The evening times., 1897-04-01
Coutraband Goods captured.

Malaga. April 1.-The Spanish author
tiles here have seized quantity of con-
traband munitions of war at this place,
which were intended for the use of the
Riffians in Morocco. One British subject
and two Moors have been arrested In con-
nection with the seizure 1t is said that
other British subjects are involved in this
attempt TO supply the Rirfians with arms,
and will be taken into custody
The evening times., 1897-04-01
suspicious Characters Jugged

Railroad Detective Joseph Ruppel had
two suspicious characters in the police
court this morning. lie found Daniel
Hoar, colored, prying into the long lines
of freight cars near Thirteen and -a-half
street and Maryland avenue southwest, at
an early hour this morning. Daniel could
not give a good account of himself, and
Judge Kimball sent him to the chain gang
for one month.
James Burke, frowsy young eolored
man, who inhabits cave on the Potomac
Flats during the daytime, and prowls about
at night, was also sent down for q
month
The evening times., 1897-04-01
Racing offlclals Approved.

New York, April 1.-Ata meeting of the
stewards of the Jockey Club, held yesterday,
the following racing officials, appointed
for the spring meeting of the Washington
Jockey Club, were approved: w. s. yos-
burg, Handicapped; G. Mcdowell, Judge; c.
T. Pettingill, starter; Thomas M. Draney,
timer; II. G Crickmore, clerk of the course.
Mr.. Rowland was appointed officialsteward
to representa- the Jockey Club atthe meeting.
The evening times., 1897-04-01
Practicing wlthout License.

Two physicians, Simon Ford, white. aud
johnson W. Boyd, cOIored. were brought
before the police court by Detectives Boyd
and HelaD today charged with practicing
medicine without a license They pleaded
not guilty, and the cases were continued
until Saturday The District medical So
ciety is taking an active part I'm the pros
ecution of all unlicensed physicians, and
several other arrests Will be made
The evening times., 1897-04-01
HIGH SCHOOL ENTERTAINMENT
Many Actors Will, Assist to Make
II a Success.

At the Central high School Hall, on this
coming Friday, there will be given an en-
tertainment that will be decided novelty.
The hig hall viii be effectualIy converted
into theater, and the vaudeville Matt
nee" as the afternoons performance is
called, viii have its presentation
A bill of unusually fine talent has been
prepared and teams from several of the
companies playing at the different theaters
this week will participate With the splen-
did list OF talent offered the matinee can
hardly help being great success
The funds to be derived therefrona are for
the Central Bigh School track relay team
who have been under the training of
Foley, Georgetown's crack trainer. The
Aags viii send their team TO Philadel-
The evening times., 1897-04-01
HELD ON FIVE CHARGES.
TalcOtt Accused of Indecent Assault
UDon Five Little Girls.

IalcOtt Accused or indecent Assault
Upon Five Little Girls.
Alfred B. TaIcott, electrician OF the
House OF Representatives, and seventy
years Of age. was arraigned in the police
court today on five charges Of indecent
assault upon as many little girls. The
wee plaintiffs were in court, and answered
to the names of Addie Garrison, Phoebe
Hartley, Lily Mellen and Emma and Julia
Harrison. The alleged Offenses were COM
mitted in TaIeott's back yard at his home,
No 1889 E street southeast. He de
nlanded Jury trials, and the five cases
were continued until next week in $500
bonds each, q total OF 81 900
The evening times., 1897-04-01
BESSIE STACEY nor IN COURT.
Her Case Postponed, and She VIII
Waive Examination.

W tIING IAtlfIIiIIftiIUus
Prosecutor Mullowny called the case Of
Bessie Stacey in the police court this fore
noon. Lawyer Campbell Darlington, coun-
sci for the defendant, stated that his client
was quite i'll and unable to appear today,
but he would have herin court on Monday,
when she will waive examination and let
the case go TO the grand jury.
Miss Stacey is charged with stealing
valuable piece of 1ewelry from the store OF
Harris & Shafer several weeks ago. shg
claims the theft was committed while she
was under the hypnotic lfluelce Of a young
man, and sensational developments are
promised when the matter comes 90 trial
The evening times., 1897-04-01
czar ana cnrina to visit France.

Paris, April 1.-The Evenment says that
President Faure has been officially in
formed Of the approaching visit of the
Russian Emperor and the Czarina TO
France. IL is reported also that Count
Muravieff, Russian minister OF foreign
affairs. arrived in Paris Unexpectedly this
morning, and went at once to the Russian
embassy.
The evening times., 1897-04-01
cATARRH POSITIVELY CURED.

phia to compete in the University of Penn
sylvania athletic meet, which occurs in the
the latter part of April.
The evening times., 1897-04-01

period OF consideration, and, therefore,
tile earliest date for the adjournment OF
the special session that is now fixed by
ex perienoed Senators is the LIST OF July.
The evening times., 1897-04-01
To Boston aud Points East via Penn
sylvania Railroad and Fall River

sylvania Railroad and Fall River
Line.
Commencing AIril i a weekday trans
fer service between Jersey City station and
Fall River line pier by Brooklyn annex
boats will be established. Passengers
wishing to avail themselves of this ar
rangernent should leave Washington on
10 q. m. train.
ap1, ass, 1e-e; mch3 I ,ap1 A IS 8 ,10-m