Evening star., 1897-03-16
CON ENSED LOCAL S

Rev. j. A. Oerters cartoon of Mans re-
1glous history for 4.iD0 years. including the
marked events of prophecy and sacrifice.
as seen in both Patriarchal and Leviticai
dispensatons. will be on exhibition in St
Johns Hail. this city, on March Il. Is and
~ MI Oertei hopes 10 meet his friends
from 10 to o'clock on each day, and give
Such information as may be desired.
Revival services are being held every
evening this week at the Ninth Street
Christian Church, corner of 9th and ID
streets northeast. by Evangelist w j.
Wright. This evening he is to speak on
Sin and Its Consequences.
Owing to the illness of Miss Alice A. NJ.
kraft she was unable to sing at the meet
ing of the Continental Chapter, Daughters
OF the Revolution. which was held AT the
Elsmere last evening. Miss Adele May
Levers substituted for her and sang several
solos. which were much enjoyed by the au-
dience.
Edward I. Farrar. officer of the boa rd
of health, is seriously i'll with rheumatic
gout.
According TO the policeman on that beat.
a tree box is needed in front of 6 | street
northeast.
The sewer in front of 1872 E street is
stopped up and in need of immediate at
tcntion.
The hydrant at the corner of Champlaiu
avenue and Superior street is out of order
Lieut.. Gessford of the eighth police pre-
cfnct has requested that an officer of the
health department he detailed TO insnecr
the alley in the rear of lbs r street north
east.
ihe pavement on the south side of E
street between Sth and 9th streets south
west is broken.
Dangerous holes exist throughout the
city today as follows. In the carriace way
Oh 18th street near + street southwest: in
the sidewalk in front of 52S 10th street
fh.aS -
1892 q street northeast, at the southwest
corner of 1st and + streets and in the alley
between Sd and 4th, IL and l streets.
While patrolling his beat at an early hour
this morning Policeman Frederick c.
STANCE of the sixth precinct found the
store of Dillons Market, at the corner of
1st and II streets, wide open. The pro-
prietor was notified and the premises
searched. but far as could be learned
nothing was missing
William Steele old soldier. while pass
ing along 9TH street between o and Z
streets, last evening. was struck on the
head by an iron awning rod and sustained
painful injuries. The latter were dressed
at neighboring drug store and Steele then
departed for his home.
William joyce. James Young and William
"ung. charged with assaultins Charles
Peyton, We're today fined $40 or thirty days
in Jail by Judge Mills
Rict ard Lane stcr, who was charged with
the larceny of silver watch and plated
chain. valued al 81. from William Hill. was
toGay committed for the acticu of the grand
jury by Judge Mills.
Daniel J. Weyman, an uptown confec-
tloner, was before Judge Kimball TO iay
on the charge of selling liquor without a
license. The evidence showed that what
gave rise to the charge was that AZ. Wey-
man had, it was alleged. sold some branslied
cherries in sealed bottles. The case was
continued.
Matte Ray was arrested last night on
the charge of Vagrancy, it having been
alleged that some men had lost SaD in her
house. In default of $500 real estate bonds.
Judge kimball sent her to the workhouse
for six months.
Joseph H. Williams. a driver for the Blue
Line dispatch. who was arrested by Detec-
tive Hartfgan on the charge of larceny from
that company, was today committed for
the action of the grand jury by Judge Mills
Detective Hartisan stated that he recoy-
cred large quantity Of goods belonging 10
the company where Williams had sold them
for a trifie of their value