Evening star., 1897-03-08
CON ENSED LOCAL s

W AT regular session of George H. Thomas
,n ,Moman,s Relief Corps, No. II, Friday even
ing Mrs. Deloe, on behalf of the corps.
presented their past president. Mrs n Z,
Meacham, with a handsome bouquet of
movers as token of esteem. Mrs.
Meacham gracefully accepted the gift and
thanked the corps. The ladies of this
corps Will give social on the 18th instant.
Randall Hagner and wyman l.. Cole. as
sisnees of Geo. r. Sheriff today applied to
the Equity Court for a construction of the
deed of assignment do;'
The will of the late William Berens, an
inmate of the Soldiers. Home, dated Janu-
afy Z, ls9a, was filed today. The estate is
le1t TO Thos r. Hellmuth of Prince
Georges county, Md.
The special policemen who were on duty
curing inauguration week received their
pay To-Day. The men served five days and
iecelved an aggregate Of $3.50, the rate be-
Ing $50 day. But one objection was
registered. 1t emanatea from an indiy;du.i
VINO claimed that the work performed was
worm more than the wages paid He was
told that he could accept the amount prof
1ered or not, just as he rnjpht elect and
after considerable hesitation, signed the
pay roll under protest. - -.'- ls.sDs
Mrs. johanna Barry, who resided at 3os
II street northeast, died, suddenly late Sat
ufday afternoon while in front of 33 G
street northwest. The DECEASED was seven
~ years OF age, and death was due to heart
trouble. - =
MISS = Kinney of Staunton, Va,
VINO Is studying vocal music in Baltimore
sarg Betjens "Memorare' beautiful
900, IN ST. Peters Church yesterday
Prof. Arthur E. Yundt will hold a re-
mearsal tomorrow evening at his studio
a4 F street northwest, for all his pupils
that take part in the coming Madrid Quar-
tet concert
Walter Feyton, Louis Greene. Mamie
1orI-o
rage charged with disorderly conduct
We're today sent to the werkhcuse for ff-
teen days each by Judge Kimbail.
Andrew Moss John Wallace, George l..
wilson, John Henderson and Chas. Dogan,
Vagrants, We're today sent to the work
house for fifteen days each by Judge KIM
ball. ~
Durlng the tWenty-fouf hours ending at 8
O'Clock this morning the police made sixty
arrests Included in the number was one
burglar, three fugitives from justice and
seven "drunks.'' ,eel
colored, died yesterday In the alley between
10th. 18th, l. and M streets without medical
attention. The coroner has been notified
Frank Moore, charged with assaulting and
striking Harry Morton with a hatchet in
a quarrel over game of dice, was today
sent to jail for six months by Judge Mil
ler Morton was painfully but not danger
ously injured.
Henry Watson and Garfield Galloway
charged with cutting lead pipe from the
house of Mr. John f. Bogt,' were today
sent to the reform school by Judge Miller.
Harry McDevitt, charged with the lar
ceny OF latrobe stove cabinet mantel
ana several other articles from a house
o"hed by his mother. was today sent to
jail for thirty days by Judge Miller.
Benjamin Butler was today fined So by
Judge klmbau for riding with his bicycle
against the wheel ridden yesterday by Miss
NierLsee. the result of which was that the
iauy was thrown to the ground and some
what injured.
George Davis. a boy from Kentucky who
salo M ne was only sixteen years old, but
VINO Judge Aimball believed was at least
elgnteen, was today sent to jail for four
months Tor picking. the pocket of a lady
from Reading. Pa, who was standing on
pennsylvania avenue between Sd and AZ
stree. on inauguration day, looking at the
parade. Davis denied the charge, but OH
Ger Newkirk said he took the pocket book
from the boy and restored it to it's rightful
owner.
The police report dangerous holes in the
sidewalks as follows:s Fourteenth and G
sIreeIs, southwest corner of Sd street and
new iolk avenue, southwest corner OF 18th
and l streets, in frant of ;s13 Az street
southwest, in street and sidewalk al north
east correr Of Sd andsG streets northeast.
ELEVEN members "a Of the metropolitan
ponce force Were absent today on leave
twenty were unable DO report for duty by
reason OF sickness aad,sixty are on special
detail 80 va f
The water main in front of 224O Clevela nd
avenue was leaking.i.tqday.
The pavement Is broken in front of OH.
vermont avenue.
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