Evening star., 1897-04-12
CON DENSED uOCALS

ment Printing Office Athletic Club yester-
| day resulted as follows: President j. w.
| Lynch; first vice preside1. T. b. Hoagland
| second vice president, H. b. Goodreli: sec
| retary-treasurer. T. A Bynum: recording
| secretary; w; H. Singleton. and sergeant
j. w. Lynch, T. A. Bynum, F. w. Patton.
| w. II. Bailey, Christ Schweitzer John L.
| Dwyer, Ernest Homburg Herbert III.
Steele and Frank Hatley.
The regular monthly meeting of the
| Iowa Republican Association will be held
| at the hall at 923 F. street northwest to-
morrow evening.
Dominick Norton, nine years old got in
the way of James Waugh's vehicle near
Connecticut avenue and 18th street yester-
| day about O'Clock, and was knocked
| down. The injured boy was cared for at
| physicians office in the neighborhood
| and was afterward able to go home He
| lives at sos f street southwest
William Dodson has petitioned for di-
vorce from Cinderella Dodson. The parties
| were married here September, 1860, and
the wife was accused of deserfing her hus-
band July u. 1ssa. and With committing
toner is represented by Attorney +. NJ.
| Hewlett.
Frederick Andersen colored, twenty-five
years old, met with painful accident Sat-
| urday night because of the reprehensible
| highways He was walking through
| Queens alley when he stepped on a broken
bottle ana painfully cut his left foot The
| patrol wagon was called, and he was re-
moved to the Emergency Hospital.
Samuel Robinson and William Robinson.
young coored men, are brothers, but they
| live in Clicks alley, where it seems to be
second nature with the residents to figure
| in fights. Saturday night when these
brothers had a fight, William threw a
| lamp which found its way to Samuels
| face. 1t was found necessary to send him
| to the hospital for treatment.
An alarm of fire was sounded from box
| 413 about 1:30 o'clock Saturday night for
| fire in the house of Mrs. Lydia Thomas
| Porksteak alley Southwest, where s125 dam
| age was done. An overheated stove caused
the fire. --
leak in the water main on L street
northwest between 4th and 5th streets
and disabled hydrant at Pennsylvania
avenue and Sd street southeast were re-
ported by the police yesterday
Henry Ellis. forty-five years old. who
| lives at 925 I'd street, fell from a cab in
| front of 1912 z street northwest yesterday
! morning and was injured about the head
He was taken to the Emergency Hospital
| for treatment.
Charles Anderson, charged with the lar
| ceny of a diamond stud, valued at SIS, from
the person of Robert Harvey, was held
| in $500 bail for the action of the grand Jury
| by Judge Miller.
Howard T. Rotheny' and Geo. A. Plant.
charged with the laceny of two bottles of
cologne, valued at so cents from Ogram's
| drug store, pleaded guilty before Judge
Miller and were each fined S. In default
they went down.
James Hawkins, jr, charged with carry
| ing razor concealed on his person, plead
ed guilty, but after explaining the circum-
, stances Judge Miller released him on his
personal bonds.
Benjamin Anderson, charged with as
saulting and striking Joseph Duckett, was
fined - or nine days In Jail by Judge Mil
ported today by the police In front Of 325S
street, Georgetown: 52S 10th street north
east and in the carriageway at Lamar and
Eslin avenues.
This mornings casualty reports of the
police lieutenants informed the water de-
partment of a broken hydrant corner of
New Jersey avenue and street. while the
sewer department was told Of an Obstruct-
ed sewer trap in front Of the hydrant at
18th and o, streets.
About three years ago a watch was stolen
in a barber shop On 1th street and William
Bankett, one of the colored BARRIERS, was
suspected of having committed the theft.
He left the city soon after the robbery
Boyd learned that he had returned. To-
day he arrested william and locked him
up Tomorrow the case may be heard in
court.
IulS morning DeteCtiVe bOy0 arrested
boy named Harry Thomas on a charge of
robbing a show case on street of some
cigars and cigarettes,
Il didn't take them" said the prisoner,
who had secreted them in a vacant house
II got them from a fellow named Smith,"
This sexpfanat ton WAS not satisfactory
and Harry will have to prove his inno-
cence in court
Jessie Beverly, and Martha Newton,
charged with keeping q disorderiy house
In Herbert alley porthyest, were each fined
SO or thirty days in jalf by Judge Miller.
Charles McIntire.~ charged with ASSAULT
ing Catharine Hin and making threats
against his wife. Lizzie McIntire, was re-
quired .iby Judge Miller to give 500 real
estate bonds to keep the peace, and in de-
fault was sent to jail for ninety days.
John, C, Bell. charged with obtaining 20
by means Of check which was raised
frcm $40 to- $40 from the Eastern Star
Benevolent Society OF Benning ID. C.. was
held in 500 bond for the action Of the grand
Jury.
Henry Burton, charged With disorderly
conduct and striking Ofncer Michael Leech.
was dned SIS CT fosty-fve days by Judge |
Alverta Gibson denied stealing 8 from
Amanda a6hapnaa. sas charged and asked
for q jury trial. She was held by Judge
Miller for trial on the first jury day.