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SAUSAGE MAKERS TRIAL
Adolph Luetgert, Alleged Wife
Murderer, Before a Jury.
HIS SON LOUIS TeSIIFltS
He Produces "A Sensation Jury VIA Be
Asked 10 Witness an Experiment
The Defense Bolls Cedaver
In Csustlc Potash.

ChipaEo Aug. sp.-Thc lrial ~
Adnlph l.euts'ri. thr sausage makfr
fur the alleged murder ~ his MI" GA
May I las' began in earnest to-day.
Two witnesses viair eXaminci-Diid-
uch BlcEncsse. brother of Ma, Lcui-
scrt, aud Louis I.Hutgcrt, tho l2-ycaf-
old son of the accused, Thr / stimony
- Bi,kncssc tended in thu main to
show the allegcd Indifferent ~ i.rnt-
E,rt ta the fate - his Wifi and tho
alleged inaispnsilion 20 report The mat
t't "i h"r disappearance ia thv polite
department
Louis l.cuigrrt. Who Is "A remarkably
bright lad for his aEb produced some
thing of "A SENSATION AZ concluding his
testimony. aud II Is believed caused
counsel for the prosecution io regret
having placed him on the stand, The
boy himself has already been sxamlnrd
twice as to his knowledge Of his moth
ers DISAPPEARANCE. and In neither case
did h. refer To having heard his mother
about the house after he hal gone To
bcd. To-day he rccounted how he had
gone Ia a circus on the evening of hiss
mothoF's DISAPPEARANCE. lie returned
about ~ and found his mother. 10
whom he described what he had seen
AT the cirrus While engaged In this
'""''isa""i ". s"in h's is.n'i 'h',i'n
,nr r'|'h anu "in't'a n'n, '" ""'
i.a.',; n' sai'. ne heain hls ia'h.r "
scehulns w. r'at stairway W t". W
'VV.."h :" .n' sausage factory, ih,
portion of hts testimony WAS Identical
with that given at the preliminary and
,ne nap'as corpus hearings bu' t"-
uaN u. ,"h,lhu'i oy saying Una, ai'.r
ne hau net, asi7p Tor some t'ms ~
vas su"uenhS sNaN'h'" N .usos
sNr's W h's ushrvf', ne e"ieu ou,,
'ha' you ia,n'r oul nus n,o'h't
,"'.e r'P,Ie"' No. " - ms' in' "a"
n'fisirn ne was sur. Una, u was his
n"'h''s ..''" Wni'h t'ph"n '" Nus
du,is' ahn ne so"h "'h' Y" s"'l'
~" s's'" attorney ashru LOUIS why
ne haa no, t"'u inns part "t tht iesu-
m"hs ml",e. anu u. t'p'"n 'hat no
"n' n'" ashen n'ih " h' hau se'h his
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HE WILL REPORT ON CUBA
MIR flsHBACk INSTRUCTED TO
TOUR THE ISLAND.


Havana. Aug. s0-Mr. Flshback. VIII,
was with Judge lay when he made
ms uip h,T" FOR the president. IL here
ON "onidontlal mission for ia. ad-
lnlhls,iati"n. HIS presence has been
krpi secret. but IL leaked out late
last night and l.ce has ACKNOWLEDGED "A
li" and Lee VIII take "A trip Throughout
~" island, 10 all tn American consult
atrs, taking careful data as L. Ia. state
"i The war aud the prospects of the
iusurgonts.
This Is perfectly proper. and what an
Eugllsh nepirs, ntatiNc ~ the hnm. Of
nee lid recently. hence General Wa.-
Ter, much as h" would dislike IL. oanpnt
w'n object Iiy this means Mr. Fish
back VIII he able 90 study the real sit-
nati"n of Nh" island In all six Prov
in"es ana report - the American gov
'rnm'n M III" state Of the war ia Santa
cara, Puerto Princip" and Pinar del
Rio
Most ~ the official Information con-
c'Ining cuba In Washington is chiefly
derived from spanish spurcrs. Mr.
Flshhacks mission VIII result IN plac-
ing an Impartial official ncpart IN the
hands of President Mckinley. The
war ~ the eastern provinces viii Ice
carefully studied
W"yl'r has nncd T. Pcdgb Goicocr.-
rh"a, ia" mayor pf Espcrnnza. 81 900
for having mad" public th' commune.
cation that Guico, rchsa sent To the gov
"rnpr ~ Santa Clara. asking for the
Withdrnwd ~ the captain generals
deere" iorbidding the sale OF any sort
pf food 20 the inhabitants u La Es-
p"rinzn. Tn" maynr Of santa Isabel
nv Las i.hjas. Santa clara province.
has also been fined 81 go by the cap
tain general b'csusr he could not pre-
vent raid on the town by the lnsur-
gents
There are t0.O0O spanish soldiers In
III" hospitals AT Havana and ~ Other
principal points About 1000 are sent
back monthly q spain incapscitated.
sickness Is increasing. The health of
the city IL not good The official rc-
ports show that for the week ending
Aug Y. the death rate was - per .0oo.
Busnrss is ~ a rnmplete s.nndstili
The army Is not helng raid. and "A fe'i-
/ 'rg ~ hop.icssurss prevails amuI..
Spaniards and cuhnns alike No one
llz much fgith IN tdH .uccrFs Of Gen.
,-al Woh' rl's mis-il" to Spalr.
The situation TN uEi,aut tEn -rtir"
bland D. nu- ~ ua' UHn. Tn n-dr-
-,Htr urs moi on iha Uo,p, except lr she
.lrr ii small n0lies Ar,hiue ror plH-
'ts,ata SiH~.r uf iWuprtant tUp.lt
,ugagrwrul~ ave u0f YuDdod
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TO REFORM CHICAGO.
The woman's rislc Reform society win
Try Its Hand.

Cbbago. AuE. @-Chiolgo s. nt last TO
b' reformed TMs bis. WI krd. incarna-
dinrd civ rs fo boz purged and cleansed
snd made daiutt. delicate hlue. Evil l.
to b. smil'an misery II 10 o. buried and
d'praylty H. 90 hr drummcd out ~ camp.
The N0Hsn's ri,ic Reform S"cicty was
Incorporated - sur.ngne.d last Thursday.
and TODAY nr Lueiia Day T'nderhili ad-
mIitr' 'u oound"ur' that nothing but un-
itlgatrd vlrtu" could cnsue. The reform
bgsinrss hr- hrretofor0 been very trying.
There was invIriIbly SOMETHING wrong.
Nov irs -oing - b. very different. The
snd uf ,iro in rhlcaro II inevitable and
iuai within . very short time. according
- ~" <f1tcmsnts ~ thos. Interested IN
m" Noman's 'ivio Reform society. Dr.
I.urlll DAY Tnd.rhiil has had some pre-
vi"us slic,rsS here IA the reform business
and Is now pr pared for q vigorous cam
palgn. nne hundred prominent citizcrs
are said Ia have furnished her with the
sincws of war Tor the commencement of
the movement
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TUESDAY MORNING. AUGUST 81. 1897.

by the ttrnty for the two countries 10
submit iu ihr conNrution any case wh"r"
the liahilty was disputed.
lisique rrfcrrcd 10 the action Of the
sccr'tay uf state ~ a., United statos IN
ordering th" -sixur- uf all N"ss"ls for
violation ul such laws after due notice
had l"ru gi,rn. Tie submitted that eNrn
after seizure had taken place followlng
this order The United States still denied
liability In th' matter. Nevertheless, n"
ront. nd'd no claim was made by ih"
tnitod States against any submission -
ans claim by Great Erltntn. Thr Initod
States claims that section ~ tho irclty
of lsas referred fo 'h- schedule of damago-
~ Great Britain. This the speaker dis
puted, as thoro had hrfn ~ schedule pre-
pared at that time. and thorr could. ihrrr-
fore. 10" no reference Ia the claims rf
Grcat Britain and no restriction a. h,r
ight of submitting claims
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RICHER THAN kLoNpYkE.
Tacoma Man Makes u Big sirik" on III.
Mcmillan River.

Tacoma. Wash, Aug. ga letter To
The Ledger has just been received IRON
the north fork nf the MacMi illan river.
Alaska. from George Lennon. ad-
dressed 10 hiT wife. In South Tacoma.
giving particulars nf a fabuiously rich
suikt on this tributary of the Mac slil-
Ian river.
lie and his partner Went there from
the Yukon IN Information from AN In
dian who a"ompanied them last spring.
and he says inoy have struck local
lty richer than tho klundykr. la three
months they have made cleanup of
S55. .00n
He SAYS they have n large bucket and
a big can fan ~ nuggets. and although
they have No scales they believe II VIII
reach tho amount named They have
stal,cd m Eve claims ard hr tells his
wife 10 send up four friends. whom he
dcslgnates. as Iuirkly AS possible tn
locnt" the adjoining properties. the law
being that one man can locate only one
claim.
The letter was sent down by the In
dian, who took 500 ar ss00 worth of IA"
nuggets 20 lay IN a fresh supply for
the winter. Lennon saws ho viii net
be- out before next summer and that his
friends can reach there by the middle
uf pctober over the rhilruot pass.
Macmillan II between goo and zoo miles
south ~ the klondyke. ana until lately
has bc'n an uncNplored region.
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SEAL COMMISSION.
B.'aur >ponts to III. Question OF scope
of the tony .niI.n.

Inllmx y : Aug M-Mr Bniquo
oppurd his argument to-day hrfoFc ~"
Garirl -rg ruriuission speaking 20 tho
uu,.'lnn 90 g.. scope ~ the conrautlon.
&C. Or rr,I Fn Hr ~'iHnr' ~ Brltsh N,--
4cl1. the Ui. 'Hum'u Of thor crows
and IA, irrtsN.p 10 these men hy ih"
Tinted Silias. The cascs. whru hrutg {
u. FOR, thH pHf- tribunal no slId. wrr,
decided 8g8iUsr Jh" United StaIrs ON sTv-
'ral puirts
Mr. BrhIr, 'D"E bau' IN c,riHin rr-
succis with ip. statement ~ ihr rutel
States hf.' tbgt the -rDp" ut 40, rHi.
r"niioH va. NWI''d by .ts own Ht1te-
mcnta Tho .dWisslDn uf tb. TuIt.d
States ~. rafa'H liability Wu- ap s,-
EorWlsagm. Hi nt tlr a,air, oC ihbf eUuu-
ffy tp U.eH Iwr'. rparltIur rr ans
dlmap, .gG'rd Ne tur artiau of that
country ir ,.HH' she Hit,1flu af fhr
u'mmlu.. .. 'bt Htt uial % -I. ,gfrsI
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smashing Records.

London, Aug. @.-The bicycle race for
the gold vase. which was begun AT cat
ford ON Saturday. was continued this
evening. Tonight Walters did the first ~
miles in hour minutes and - 10 see
onds. breaking the worlds record aud
repeatedly lapping Stocks. Walters COW
cred ~ miles and - yards In two hours
and ~ miles and ~ yards in three hours.
He covered io1 miles Ia ; hours and -
minutes and - 3-5 seconds. breaking the
ls,-nnilr record.
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A RACE WAN.
Citik.ps OF Eiwood. Ind, Want No Me-
grues iu the Town.

Elwood Ind. Aug. ~.-Therc is a mer-
~ race war brewing in this city. The
citizens have always been avsrss to AL
lowing negroes to live here. Fur the past
- years occasionally colored man or
woman would come here. but would not
b" permitted 10 remain any length of
time About six months ago some OF the
best families and hotels imported about
70 dozen nsyrucr and employed them as
coachutn and cooks. They were not mo-
lrstci hrt recently number u negro
ramilrs have located here. This WAS
aidlug Insult to tniurs." and so within
thv last fgW DAYS the entire negro popula-
t'on has h.cl n"tiu-i to leave the city.
Fuur of .htm have been driven out this
N,,k and ths haiuncc have been givca
urll saturday night To shakr the Eiw0od
dust from tNrlr fe,'t 4 great dcai OF tfoa-
bic Is dntirluatrd sh7sld ans II the t"fni-
liss rcfusc to ccmply with the demand
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UNLIMITED NAVAL POWER.
"hn' III" t"l'ed state. w.ald Give the
lrnnro-lsmssinn Alliance

PARIS, Aug. @-M. H"rville- R.nrhe. a
m"ml"r "f ih" chamhcr of deputies from
ih" island "f Guadaioupr and "a r.pubIi-
ran IN poliiics. II the author Of a long
hriirir headed "'fho Franco Russian
American alliance published by I.c Jour
to-day. In which the writer points ouf
that the United States has no ground for
y conflict with Francr or Russia. while
sh" would hriug into the alnanc. an un-
UNITED naval power and he asks pub
liciS's and politicians to boom such an
ahihnr" M order that II may d. reaIix.d
~ the dawn uf the 10Th century.
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SALOONS aAIoec.


Kansas Ciiy. Aus. N.-The saloons IN
Kansas Ciiy Kan, w're raided by the
police this afternoon and elo., worth of
liquors were pprue'i into the CUTTERS. sa-
loon furniture and fixtures filling ten
hig drays was seized and carted To Do
lice headquarters. The conliScations are
under tho did inlnnctIons against the
l"inis aud IN" proprictors made perma-
nent many months ago and the property
Is 20 bs destroyed without further pro-
GEES ~ law. Similar action VIII be taken
against some seven other Joints.
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EaIding Negro Camps.

Piitsburg. Aug. D-,'ounty Detective
Robinson. with = deputies and four PIN
kertou d"toctives. raided onr Of the ne
gro railroaders' camps at Unity this
morning and captured u men and three
women. Tho officers are nov on their way
io the larger camps ON the other side or
the tunnel fnr the purpose OF arresting all
persons found there
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coyrry had besn given up. when Rev.
stotrs called at hrr homc. aud. taking
hrr hand, 5sgan q" pray, Songs were
sung an1 ln frw milutos Mrs. Tripper
psrau lp lapEn. She arusr frurp her bed
and went to the organ iH another rc0m
and played ana said she fslf much better.
She ata sumo snlid food the nrst for some
time Size u much improved and will re-
'"t'r ticr rocoHrrY % regarded ss re-
uarkabl" hy "a who know ~ her case.
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Le.king over the Plant. .

Chlcago. Aug. 3a-The board of naval
officers appointed By the secretary Of the
navy to examine the facilities for the
manufsctur" of armor plate investigated
the plant of the Illinois Steel company.
AZ South chirago. Thre. days will proba-
bly, h. spent In iooking over the various
branches of the works.
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Thanked III. ~niiait.

Basil. Switzerland AUC At To-day -
Session uf the Zionist Durr.s. rH, dil.-
gatcs present unanimously adopted r. pri-
grammc Tor re-.stlbilsh.ur ilst tlrhrrvs
ip pai'Su.o with pubtIl f.Huguizad
right. A Dispatch WS- s,ni Goo r.. al'I.H
OF Turkey 'HukibE u- mI ,.tt I'I ib'
privilege cuiuy,i us iirbr,n. U .-- ,H-
lI.i,.
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Washington. Aug. @-c1nsul Fowler
at Chrr Foo Chinh reports to the state
Department that f1fcisn dour pans no
ingort duty in that country. lie says
oue-thirl OF thH Hour Imported gees To
Cautou. Ahout - eoo pounds OF Hour from
California are sutd la Chez Foo yearly.
The Chinese IN that part of China con-
sumo corn food musyiy.
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Pittsburg. Aug. @.-Marching by thc
striking miners Was practically ahau-
doned this morning on au"out "f the
heavy rain. Captain W-llinyham with "A
squad ~ strikers went tn the pcternan
mine this morning and claims Ia haN,
had some success among the miners ,m-
plOy.d there.
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\ New lsauk President.

SPECIAL Dispatch To ~" STANDARD
Washington Aug. 3.-Th- comptroller
"i IN" currency has been notified Of the
selection of a. N, Henry as president of
The First National bank of White SULPHUR
springs, Mont. IN place of John Potter
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Tor Copper River.

Seattle. Wash. Aug 3o-Tho latest
expedition from Seattle IN srarph ~
gold will turn US attention in Copper
river To-day Frank Porter nf New
York. Jack Moore aud W. VI. Hamilton.
both of Philadelphia. purchased th.-
sloop Trlviy, and viii sail neNt week
Tor tho copper rv"r They take proyl-
sions FOR one year and vii coniinc their
Efforts 10 discovering placer claims
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nr.si D.. PRAYER

rrul iut Aus. m rsmarl able
rpf- BY prayer = reported In ti- south
T..fi ol the county. The Ntfr of kev h.d-
uar' Ff'rprr has be"u dangerously nl
'r some months and ala hopes of hrr re-
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New Orleans. Aug. ao-Rcfcr"c Duny
announced no contest I'm IN" nth round
of the Eycrhardi- Mcfarland contest.
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knowledge
lis Power

Only when you apply that knowledge
10 obtain the best results.
our knowledge of what constitutes
up-to-date Jewelry, coupled with our
facilities for obtaining same, makes II
possible for us to satisfy Inc most ex-
acting requirements in the Jewelry
line.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-05-19

Judge Norton: President, Miss Kate G.
Uhler; vice president. Miss Ada Jasper: re-
cording secretary. Harvey Atkinson; treas
urer, Miss Julia Alexander; historian, Miss
George Hudson. The chapter has adopted
the name Of Arthur Herbert Chapter"
1t las accepted the invitation to- assist in
the Memorial day exercises on May "a.
Funeral Today.
The funeral of Bertha F. Church will
take place from the residence of her moth
er. Mrs. Marion F. Church, 10 South Fay
cite street, this afternoon, at $50 o'clock.
Journalist Hurt.
Mr.. Robert e. Knight, one of Alexan-
drias prominent young journalists, met
with painful accident yesterday by fall
ing from his wheel The wheel caught in
one of the tracks of the. electric railway,
and he was thrown violently to the ground,
sustaining several bruises.
General and Personal Notes.
Arrangements are being made to es-
tablish the system of house-to-house col
lection of United States mail in this city.
Application was made. yesterday before
Judge Love, at Fairfax Court House, for
bail for Richard Burnett, charged with
al son. 1t will be argued Thursday.
The will of the late Capt. P. T. Yeatman
was filed in the corporation court yester-
day. His widow qualified as executrix.
The I'd Regiment Drum Corps met last
night.
Rev Sam Small will deliver a lecture at
Trinity nj. E. Church tonight.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-05-19
RIVAL ORGANIZATIONS.


faanterS AssembIy Deny . Statement
Of the BrotherhO0d.
The executive officers Of Painters As
sembly. No. l79s Knights Of Labor, deny
the statement made some time ago at a
meeting Of the Building Trades Council to
the effect that Capt. E. s. Randall had in
formed one of the Brotherhood Of Painters
that the work Of painting done upon the
steamer Harry Randall was the best Job OF
painting he ever had done. and also that
the men furnished by the brotherhood were
the best set of men he has ever worked.
In conversation today with Star re-
ton of the X. of L. officers, and said that
he made no remark which would authorize
such an Interpretation of what he said to
the committee of brotherhood painters
which called upon him in reference to the
long pending difficulty between Painters
Assembly of the X. of l.. and the local
union of the Brotherhood of Painters.
Continuing, Capt. Randall said to The
Star reporter: Il tried to keep out of the
quarrel between the two labor bodies but
1t seems they have at last got me involved.
early In the spring / made an arrange
ment with the Painters Assembly to have
members OF the X. of L. and Of the broth
erhood work together on the boats. When
the season for painting them arrived The
X OF l.. men said they would not work
with the brotherhood men.
Ihen proposed to let the K. of L. men
paint the Pentz, which is much the larger
OF my two boats. and give the brotherhood
men the work on the Randall.
me X. Of L. people then went to work
enc sara panied the Pentz. and after getting
t.N; tne stipulated amount for the Job
tried to keep me from giving the paintine
on the Randall to the brotherhood men
L am In hopes that the whole trouble 81
ta as am concerned will be adjusted al
the K OF L. tomorrow evening"
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LADIES SCORE A SUCCESS.
fleasfng Program Under Auspices {
Logan RQl EFF Union


Logan RelHef Union.
A delightful entertainment was given at
Oppenheimer's Hail. ON 9th street, last
night by the ladies sofothe relief union at
tached to John A. Logan command Of the
Union Veterans Union. 49,.
The exercises consisted of speeches, reci-
tations and vocal and instrumental music
The hall was filled to Goverf1owfng, many
persons leaving becauseaeYen standing room
could not be obtained i-!....
The talent participating was of a high
order Miss, Jessie MCGOWAN presided, and
introduced Col. s. r. Stratton, who made
a short ADDRESS, showing the good work
cone &c, oy the organiza ton during the past
SIX years, after which the petite singer
Miss Isabel Shelton, in costume gave sew.
era! pleasing character songs.
The Soldiers Pardon" by Mr. Fitzser-
aid; ballad, by Thos. l.. Jones; "Barbara
t,rietchie," in dialect, by Finley l., HAYES:
Sauerkraut,' by Mr.. Noble; piano solo
Parade in Broadway" by Master Hen
dr1cks, were all rendered in artistic style
ana met with hearty applause The RECT
tations, "Pizened." by Miss May Clemens,
ana SOLD, by Mrs. o. B. Jones, were en-
cored; they deserve mere than a passing
notice. Refreshments followed the fore.
going program, and after an hour spent in
a social way all Joined in singing Amer
lca as a good night greeting.
MIS- Kate Beck. president of the union .
MRS Boynton, Mesdames Burke, Burchfield
Hamilton, Baxter, Bogia, Yingling. Thorn
as Evans and the other ladies of the union
deserve great credit for the success OF the
entertainment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-05-19
Charged With Forgery.

Jay Evars. formerly employed as a
clerk by william II. Tuttey. the proprietor
of d storage warehouse and express Of
flee at 2U3 East Capitol street. was ar
rested at an early hour this morning by
Detectives Carter and Gallaher and locked
up at the sixth precinct station house. In
the Police Court later in the day Evans
was charged with forgery ard the case
was continued until tomorrow.
the allegation is that Evans forged
Tuttey's name to a postal order and OBJ
tanned So thereby. 1t is said he opened
a letter and extracted the postal order
which was intended to be applied in pay
ment or storage on certain furniture be-
longi, TO a Mr.. Brentwood Evans denies
the accusation.
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He Admitted the Emphasis.

Mr.. Charles E. Banes, well-known
property owner in the vicinity of 7th street
and Florida avenue, was fined IS today in
the Police Court for INDUCING in alleged
profane and indecent language. Policemen
Harris and Willingham appeared as prose-
cutting witnesses, and testified that in COM
planning about alleged non-performance of
duty on their part, at 7th street and the
avenue named, Sunday night, Mr.. Banes
made use of the improper language
charged.
Mr.. Banes admitted that he had reproved
the policemen for negligence in permitting
a gang of hoodlums to destroy his prop
marks. The fine stated was thereupon inn
posed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-05-19
LOCAL MENTION.
AMUsEMENTs TONIGHT.

Academy of Music.-''The Golden Giant.
Columbia Theater.-Columbia Stock Com
pany in "A First OHense."
Grand Opera House.-The Bnckier and
Butler Stock Company in Our Boys"
Kerrans Lyceum Tneater.-Zero Bur-
lesque Company and Robert Fitzsimmons.
Lafayette Square Opera House.-"Car-
men,"
New National Theater.-Julia Marlowe
and Robert Taber In For Bonnie Prince
Charlie"
Willard Hall.-Exhibition of the Bio
graph.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-05-19

Harry Pest. manly looking n.ile chap,
nine years of age. was in the Police Court
today to answer a charge of petit larceny,
the offense being the felonious taking Of a
diamond pin from Mrs. Florence r. Davis
of 1910 18th street.
Are you guilty or not guilty?" asked the
clerk
II took the pin, was the prompt answer
Detective Sutton explained that the little
fellow, while playing at the residence of
Mrs Davis, took the pin and sold II to
Walter Delano of 1416 New York avenue
similar offense.
Judge Mills lectured Harry severely and
then. at The suggestion of the prosecuting
attorney, released him on his personal
bonds
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-05-19
Marriage Lfcenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued to the
following: White-Wm. ]. Kolb and Ida E.
White: Jos. E. CASHIER of Asbury Park, N
j., and Nett:e a. Paxton of this city; Philip
A Havener and Hattie L. Magaha, both
of Montgomery county. Md; Nathan D.
Poole and Resale Hopkins, both of Mont
somery county, Md; Edward o. Castell
and Mary NJ. Harvey; Stemper d. Bloxton
of StaunIon, Va. and Amanda F. Miller of
Augusta county. Va; Chas. u. Heller and
Maggie F. DuvaH.
Colored-Charles Dorsey and Elizabeth
Thorn: Edward F. Amber and Mathilda
Jones; William Garrison and Harriet Digss;
Elijah Galloway and Celia Waters; Daniel
Osborne and Emma Bailey: Clarence Jonn-
son and Elizabeth Jackson; Earnest john
son and Rosa Beal; john A. Swain and
Louisa G. King.