Evening star., 1897-03-09
DENSED LOCAL S

The fire plug at the corner of 9Th and K
streets northwest is in need of repair.
There is a dangerous hole in the carriage
way corner Rhode Island avenue and 9th
street.
Police Lieutenant Swlhfells reports dan
gerous hole in the street at the corner of
S5th and Madison streeussn
Lizzie Washington, ie6ored, was taken
suddenly ill late yesterday afternoon at the
corner of I'D and p streets. She was re-
moved to her home IL Pierce street, in the
third precinct patrol wagon.
Mr.. Henry F. Woodward has decided not
against his former office boy, Wade More
land, who, it was claimed purIoined $50
from his employer. The greater portion of
ward, and the boy will enlist in the navy
Police Lieutenant. Kelly reports danger
Gus holes as follows: In front Of 466 Wash
ington street and at the northeast corner
OF North Capitol and @ streets.
The services of the pump doctor are
needed at the corner Of Cd and 1 streets
southeast. '-+'
The pavement at Virginia avenue and 7th
street is in need of repair.
Police Lieutenant Heffner reports a
sunken place in the carriageway at the
corner of I'd and c streets northwest and
dangerous holes in front of 232 East Capt.
tol street and al the corner of 1st and
East Capitol streets.
A live colored infant about three months
oid was found late last night in Prather's
aney 1T was taken to ST. AIMS Infant
Asylum in the sixth precinct patrol wagon
Alberta Washington, who. it is said was
recently released from the Albany peniten-
tlary, was today committed for the grand
jury by Judge Miller to answer the charge
OF stealing dress valued at SO and some
ol,,4
George McGregor. No. II Prospect street
| northwest. The evidence showed that Mrs.
McGregor had employed Alberta out of
| pity, as the girl told her sorrowful tale
regarding her distressed condition. Judge
Miller told Alberta that she was the
worst thief that had ever been brought be-
fore him."
Margaret Wilson, who has already serv-
ed number of terms in the workhouse,
was To-Day again sent down for fifteen days
by Judge kimball for vagrancy.
William Whitfield. who was charged with
fopDlnS Lemuel Groves of $50, was today
committed for the action of the grand
| jury by Judge Miller. In giving testimony
| man whose name was given as William
Weldon, alias Bundy admitted that he was
with Groves when the latter lost his
money, and the court directed that the
| facts be laid before the district attorney.
John Shankling, who was charged with
BCrrell johnson with robbing Edward s.
AVIS or.. lad living at No. 1921 18th
street northwest, Of a revolver, valued at
800 today plead guilty before Judge Miller
and was committed for the action of the
grand jury. johnson was discharged from
| custody.
William Skippington. charged with the
arfeny sa,ar &C of "a lot of jewery. valued alto
| sether at $'0; and belonging, respectively.
| to Perry II. Packinhorst, William A. Reed,
| Charles Balderston and May Packinhorst,
was today sent TO Jail for one year by
, Judge Miller.
David Bailey and Walter Robinson,
| charged with the larceny Of a coat valued
at IS from Michael Horn, were today sent
| to Jail for sixty days each by Judge Miller.
Fire. resulting from an overheated stove.
| caused damage to the amount of IS about
$50 o'clock yesterday afternoon at the
| restaurant OF Frederick Albrecht, 219 Penn
| sylvania avenue southeast!
The encampments of the Union Veteran
| Legion OF this city will pay a fraternal
| visit to their comrades In Baltimore on the
evening of the 10th instant, the anniver-
sary Of the organization In the latter city