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Evening star., 1898-10-27
Condition of Tenth Street,

Replying to a complaint recently made
by Mr.. George T. Merrill of the National
Museum respecting the alleged filthy
condition Of 10th street between Pennsyl-
vania avenue and the Smithsonian
grounds. the District Commissioners have
forwarded TO him the following report on
the matter, made by sanitary inspector:
The business conducted on this street
is that of the wholesale produce and COM
mission. 1t is a legitimate business, and
is carried on in a sanitary manner The
hibiting of ;he different species of fowls
and other things iii baskets and crates
cannot be considered a nuisance. The nui-
sance complained of at No. 305 10th street
has been abated. the killing and keeping
of chickens at thai place having teen
abandoned
Evening star., 1898-10-27
CITY AND DISTRICT.
Funeral of Miss Cora :. xevton

The funeral Of Miss Cora S Newton, who
died Tuesday last after an illness of several
months. took place this morning from the
residence of her mother, No 1921 9th street
northwest Requiem mass was held in I'M
macuiate Conception Church. and the in
ternent took place in Oak Hill cemetery.
Mss Newton had been employed on The
Star for the last seven years and was held
iii the highest esteem by all VINO knew her
for her bright disposition and many wo-
manly virtues. The palIbearers were all
friends employed on The Star. and were
N9Ssrs. Alex. Gordon. Chas Berner. ]. W,
Snyder Frank Larkin. Matthew Fenton
anu Joseph Brown. The floral tributes sent
by frlelds We're many and beautiful
Evening star., 1898-10-27

Presentation Ceremony Today Mt the
Catholic University of America.

The Catholic University Of America was
the objective Point today of large numbers
of visitors, the delegates to the Young
Mems Catholic Union and the ladies accom-
ranying then. being the guests of Rector
Conaty and tn, other officials of the insti-
tuition. There were no formal ceremonies
but the visitors were escorted in groups
through the various buildings and shown
all the points of interest.
y delegation of prominent Catholics from
Brooklyn arrived at the University this af-
ternoOn on n mission of considerable I'M
pCrtance. The late Father Mitchell was for
many years the pastor of St. Stephens
Church n Brooklyn, and when he died Sew
e1al propositions We're advanced to take
n eaSureS to substantially honor his mem
oIy and perpetuate the esteem and love in
which he was held by his parishioners 1t
was finally decided to endow a scholarship
IN the divinity college at the Catholic Uni
Ee1sity as 4 memorial to Father Mitchell
and the sum of $1,000 was subscribed for
the purpose. This fund will be formally
pi escnted to the university at 4 o'clock in
the assembly hall of McMahon Hail. The
entire faculty and the students will be
present. ahc while the ceremonies will be
silnp!c, they Will be impressive 1t Is OK
Eec!cd that Rev Father Stephen j. O'Brien
OF brooklyn Will make the presentation adj
dress on the part of The donors Of the schol-
al snip. Rector Conaty will accept II on he
half of the university
Evening star., 1898-10-27
Capital beneficial AssOcfntion.

Ihe fourteenth anniversary of the Capital
Benehclal Association was held last even
ing and was very successful affair. The
entertainment, complimentary one was
held at the National Rifles Armory. about
40 OF the members and friends of the as
soclauon enjoying an excellent program
after which there was dancing and refresh
ments.
The participants in the program We're.
r. '. o O'Brien. John G.. Miller Mr. William
i,mmerson Miss X L. Grady, Miss Minnie
Miller, Masters Clinton and Edwin Bal
niger Miss Teresa Buehler, T II. Maxwell
Mliam Gibbs. Miss Susie Humphries and
Miss Lizzie Magic George II. 0'Canuor
Miss Elsie Worth. the Madrid Mandolin
quartet. Messrs. Z. F. Holcer. A. V.
Holmes. Arthur Yundt and Herman Rich
ards: the Linthicum Dramatic Club and the
Old Dominion Cake Walk Club
Evening star., 1898-10-27
GUNNER'S MATE "HOTTLED Up"
Former Seaman the Cincinnati
Was Intoxicated and Got Arrested.

~ don't know anything about IT," was
the response of George NJ Withers when
called upon in the Police Court this morn
ing to answer charge of dlsorderly con-
duct.
Step up. Mr.. officer" Judge Scott said
to Policeman Lanahan perhaps you can
tell him what he did"
Withers, who told the officer that he had
been gunner's mate on the cruiser Cincin-
natl was arrested on Pennsylvania avenue
last night for being drunk and disorderly
He had been talking to the sergeant of
the 5th Ohio said the officer, land when
my attention was attracted to him he could
be heard hundred and fifty yards
away"
The defendant said he had returned home
from the navy short time ago and had
made his home with Mr.. Lacy, over in Vtr-
ginia.
Monday 1 met with an accident at Mr.
CIark's road house, across the river" he
said, .'and when my face got disfgured
got full of whisky. That's the whole truth
Of it. I'm a peaceable man. and this is NV
first offense"
las 1t is your first offense," said Judge
Scott, I'll not impose a heavy fine"
He was sentenced to pay IS or serve ff
teen days.
Evening star., 1898-10-27
PERMIT SYSTEM WORK.
Orders for 1t Issued by the District
Com Ill as iOncrs.

The following orders have been issued by
the District Commissioners for work under
the permit SYSTEM Lay cement sidewalk in
front Of A B street southwest; estimated
cost, S4f. Lay brick sidewalk and new curb
in front of lot %. square $40: estimated
&C st, SIG. Lay brick sidewalk and new curb
in front of lot %. square $40: estimated
cost. S52. Grade alley in square IA; esti-
mated cost, sl44. Lay vitrtied block drive
way on Bladensburg road side of 1900 H
street northeast; estimated cost, sJ4. Lay
brick sidewalk and new curb in front of lot
~, square 80; estimated cost, SAG. Construct
sewer in alley of block s, Bloomingdale
subdivision for the service of lot .; esti-
mated cost. SO.
Lay asphalt block driveway on the 14th
and street front of lots 13 and IA, square
2sS. from curb to building line, that portion
over sidewalk space to be laid under the
permit system. and the portion between
sidewalk and building lines at whole cost
Of applicant.
Construct new sewer trap and abandon
old side trap at northeast corner of 26th
and n streets northwest: estimate cost
so; reconstruct corner trap at southeast
corner of 2jth and n streets; estimated
cCst, $40. charseable to appropriation for
improvements and repairs. northwest sec
ton, 1899.
Construct sewer in west side of Sd street
northwest. between Pc nsylvania avenue
and Missouri avenue, and catch basin at
alley entrance on east flank of reservation
a. estimated cost, S65. chargeable to
appropriation for main and pipe sewers,
1899.
That water castings on 9th street north
west. between f and * streets. be ad-
justed to grade; estimated cost, $25, charge
able to appropriation for repairs to streets.
1899.
That old basin at northwest corner of
18th and G streets northwest be abandoned
and new side basin built on west side of
18th street. twelve feet north of north
curb line of G street estimated cost, $50,
chargeable to appropriation for repairs to
streets.
That three-foot cobble cutters be paved
and roadway shaped up to conform to their
grade on Spruce street, between 4th and
9Th streets; estimated cost $50, chargeable
to repairs to county roads.
Relay brick sidewalk both sides of
9Th street southeast, between + and q
streets, to conform to curb grade; esti-
mated cost, s47O, chargeable to improve
ments and repairs southeast section.
That 507 feet of six-inch water main be
laid in I'd street. between NJ and Patterson
streets, and in Patterson street west from
I'd street northeast
Evening star., 1898-10-27
ACTOR AND ACTRESS WE'D.
Il. Il. Graham and Carolyn Cook Of
Della Fex's Company United.

r. E. Graham and Carolyn Cook, mem
bers of the Della Fox Opera Company
playing at the National, We're quietly we'd
ded yesterday afternoon at the residence
of Mr.. Edwin B. Hay, who also acted as
best man to the groom. Rev. Father
Mackin of St. PauIs Church performed
the ceremony.
The marriage license was taken out at
the city hall yesterday in the names of
Robert +. McGee and Carolyn McGee, nee
Cook. An affidavit filed in connection
with the application states that the cou-
pie We're married in New York some time
since by justice of the peace, and desired
now TO have a religious ceremony perform
ed. Mr.. McGee's stage name is Robert Z.
Graham.
Evening star., 1898-10-27
DItt SkARDS ARE VAGRANTs.
Even if They Are Worth Thousaud.
Says Judge scott

cant be vagrant because I'm a
WORKING man said James W. Reed in the
fohce Court this morning. 1T is true that
l nave been drinking, but it is also true
that l am a working man"
Chder the amended vagrancy law"
sad Judge Scott, drunkenness is one of
the elements of the offense A man may
be worth ten thousand dollars and il he
gets drunk too often and aDpears on tho
streets he becomes a vagrant under tbe
law
Complaint was made by the police hat
Reed had been hanging about Stewar.s
saloon under the influence of liquor
Last night" said an otficcr, II found
him lying in Mount Vernon Park with his
coat under his head"
Judge Scott imposed fine Of IS or -
days and warned Reed that heavier fine
will be imposed ii he is arrested again
Evening star., 1898-10-27
If Ladies in Omcl

If Ladies in Office
would drink a bottle of ''Munchner' Beer
after the days work is over they would
find almost instant relief from that ex-
treme tired feeling. doz bottles. 81 25.
National Capital Brewing Co., II & d Sc /
Evening star., 1898-10-27
suirttea,i,,s Honor F. u. y;ooa,ur

= COMP mvEtary reception and benefit
was given last evening at Masonic Tcmpl A..
to Francis B. Woodbury.. former secretary
Of tie National Spiritualists' Association.
Mrs Cora RichiAoud acted as chairman.
Miss Wost"r Of Pittsburg sang Anal
Laurie and after Speeches by II. d. Bar
rett, l. '. MoUItOu Of Michigan. Dr. W. A.
f+wf"ri ana song by Mr.. Vincent. sp:r-
tOallStlc messages were delivered by J,nD
Slater test medium. Mrs Vi. T. I,angIr,-
ais s2oke. and Margaret GuaIo gave spir-
ituaIstic tests.
Evening star., 1898-10-27
JUDGE kIMBALL'S COMMENT.
inhrm Mrs. Langfy. for Whom a Wnr-
rant Was Issued. Furnished Text.

Prosecuting Attorney Mullowny calie,!
Judge kimDalfs attention today to a
warrant in the hands OF the police for ser
vice. 1t charges Mrs Mary Langly of
No 122o LIST street southeast with failing
to make water and sewer connections with
her premises. Inspector Crawford of the
health office filed the complaint
ihe officer" said Mr.. Mullowny. Says
the lady is so old that she can't much more
than move, and he wants to know what
action he is to take"
Judge kimball remarked that it was lust
such cases as this brought against the o.!
and 1nflrm people and the lame tho halt
and the blind that caused Health Office r
Woodward to say what he did in his
report about the court
After some inquiries the officer was
directed to inform Mrs. Langly that she
must get an affidavit or physicians certifi-
cate concerning her condition.
Evening star., 1898-10-27

fITII7S
Those who once drink Pabst Milwaukee
Beer never change to some other brand.
No other beer suits a man who has en-
joyed the delicious flavor of "Pabst"
PABST BREWING co. 703 N Cap. ST.
Evening star., 1898-10-27
MARRIED. AT 4 HOTEL.
Young Couple Came From West yir.
Einia TO Have the Knot Tied,

w. N. Morris and Miss Bertha Lockhart
of Hinton, w. Va, came to this city yes
terday, unaccompanied, and were married
at o'clock in the afternoon at the Hotel
Johnson by Rev. G. c. Meador The cou-
pie We're both strangers in WASHINGTON.
but Mr. j. c. Johnson of the hotel. ALWAYS
and it was through his efforts the clergy,
man was secured. The groom denies that
the match is a runaway affair, and says
that he and his bride Simply desired to be
here several DAYS
Evening star., 1898-10-27
Application for Pardon Denied

pom lhe Recommendation OF Prosecut-
Ing Attorney Pugh Of the Police Court the
District Commissioners nave denied the an
rhcation for pardon Of Robert Carter. con-
vict"d some weeks ago of turning in a
false alarm of fire An affidavit signed nv
John r George. who was also convicted
Of the same offcnse, was filed with Car
teFs petition. George swearing that he
turned III the alarm. Mr.. Pugh. however
eNuLalHeo that the question of Carers
presence and participation in the 0ffense
was determined by the court. who heard
all the evidence.
Evening star., 1898-10-27
LOCAL MENTION.
MIsEMENTs TONIGHT.

Academy-"The Prisoner of Zeuda.'
Columbia Thcater-Byrne Brothers in
Going to the Races
Grand Opera House-"The Finish of Mr..
Fresh"
Kernaus I.yccum Theater-Rice and Bar
tons Big Gaycty.
Lafayette Square-JeTerson De Angels in
The Jolly Muskcteer."
National Theater-Dena Fox in The Lit
tie Host"
Ohio avenue and 18th street-Battle of
Gettysburg.
Mctzerott HalI-The Wargraph Exhibi-
tiOu
Evening star., 1898-10-27

Tine will of the late Mary Collins. dated
July .. 1855. was today filed for probate.
To her daughter, Sarah Gibson, and son,
Michael Collins. the testatrix bequeaths lot
11o, square 61T; to her son, Thomas Collins.
house and lot on G street. between North
Capitol and 1st streets east, on condition
that he pay to her daughter. Hanora Ken
nedy, 500: to Sarah Gibson a horse and
cart. Patrick Kennedy, a son-in-law of
tie deceased, Is named as executor.
Evening star., 1898-10-27
AT F AIRS IN ALEXANDRIA
Ordination of Five Deacons at the First
Baptist Ghurch.
Rev. DR.. Stakeiy ofThis City Preach
ed the Sermdn-FOot Ball Game
Saturday Next-Notes.
Evening Star Bureau.
No. 121 King st.
BeH Telephone, No. 10S.

Ben Telephone, NO. 1oo.
ALEXANDRIA, Va. October 81, 1898.
A solemn and impre ssive ordination serv-
ice was held last night in the large audi
torium of the First Baptist Church. of
which Rev. ]. H. Butler is pastor. Five
members of the church, who are numbered
among the representative men of the city,
were advanced from the layman's state 10
that of deacon. They were Frederick g.
Rogers, Webb Schofeld, J. w. Emme:t
Louis Nails and ". P. Henshaw.
Rev DR.. Charles A. Stale}y of Washing
ton assisted the pastor and preached the
ordination sermon from the subject The
Personality and Power of the Holy Ghost" "
The discourse was heard with much inter
est by the large audience. DR.. Stakely
complimented the church, saying that the
attendance was remarkable. considering the
stormy night.
Jewcl1-Lynch Marriage.
Miss May Lynch. daughter Of the late
Michael Lynch. and Mr.. Clarence Jewell of
Washington will be married at 8 O'Clock
this evening in the NJ. E. Church South,
Rev. J. Howard Wells officiating. 1t is un
lerstood that the couple will leave shortly
lfter the ceremony for 4 trip to New York
md points north. Their future home will
be in this city.
Police Court Docket.
In the police court this morning Mayor
Simpson disposed of the following cases:
Frank Payne, colored, arrested by Officer
Knight on a charge of escaping from the
chain gang, had ten days added to his
term; David Brown, arrested by Officers
'ettis and Beach on a charge of being
drunk and disorderly, dismissed; Robert
Bradley, colored, arrested by Officers Beach
and Bettls on a charge of assaultng Nettie
Harris, coloTed, assessed So.
Recker-Burgess Nuptinls.
Miss Amelia B. Rocker and Mr.. E. S.
Burgess of Washington were married last
night at the residence of Mr.. William Reck-
er, the brides father, on upper Prince
street Rev. Mr.. J. NJ. Eberlin officiating.
The groom was attended by his brother.
Mr.. Walter NJ. Burgess, and the bride by
her relative, Miss Eva Padgett. The brides
sister, Miss Flora. played the wedding
march The couple will visit New York
Washington.
General Matters.
River steamers this morning reported
that Mr.. Howard Goulds steam yacht, Nj
agara, is still at anchor off Mount Vernon.
1t was also stated that a large quantity of
supplies had been sent down over the cleo
tric road to Mount Vernon, consigned to
the yacht
There will be a game of foot ball on Sat
urday afternoon next on the grounds of
the Episcopal High School near this city.
The High School team will line up against
the Druid Athletic Club of Baltimore.
A new case of diphtheria has been report
ed at No. Ill Prince street.
Evening star., 1898-10-27

Furnaces and Latrobes put In perfect con-
Gition. All work guaranteed
s. s. SHEpD & BRO 43o 9th ct
Evening star., 1898-10-27
New l. Y. L. Hcaduuurters

Col Samuel r. stratton Of this city. who
was elected department commander at the
annual encampment of the Union Veterans
MON, Department Of the Potomac, In
Baltimore Tuesday evening, has directed
the removal of headquarters to this CITY.
ani has appointed the following on his
san: ASSISTANT adjutant general. Col. Z.
a F~Hton OF Logan COmman9erv No ..
assistant quartermasJe- general, Col. {. II
N"rden Of Porter COmmandery. No. !.
Evening star., 1898-10-27

Via =. and o. Continued
The great civic parade being Dos+nor.6
until Friday. the Is. and o. Wi con1imG,a
sale "t tickets u PHILADELPHIA and return
at one fare on Friday also. good to return
Until 3Ist instant-Advt.
Evening star., 1898-10-27

In mas J. StaIey. on trial Tuesday ana
yesterday in Criminal Court No. =. charged
with violating section 4I45. Revised Stat
utts OF the United States. was acquitted.
The specific offense alleged in the indict-
ment was that Mr.. Staley violated the stat
ute in question by receiving pension vouch-
ers as collateral security for loans. He
declared that the papers involved were !erf
WIN MN Tor other purposes ana not a.
coiIaterai FOR loans After an exhaustive
charge by Judge Bradley. the Jury pron1n.-
y returned a verdict Of not guilty.
Evening star., 1898-10-27
Additional Deposit REQUIRED.

o. l. crosby, president Of the City and
suburban Eeiiway Company. has been lt-
quesfed by the District Commissioners to
MAXI At once a further deposit of s5,o3
f'r the purpose OF continuing the work or
changing water mains along the line of
the F"ad preparatory To equipping ii with
the underground electric system.
Evening star., 1898-10-27
BURIAL. OF MRS. ARuNnErI
Mother of Capt. Kinds and Mrs Ii,
n. Tyncfs of This City

N. TynefJ OF This civ
The body of Mrs. Melinda A Arundau
widow of Joseph Arundel, who died ar
Saturday last at fryon. N c., was in
TERED yesterday afternoon in Oak Hill
cemetery, this city.
Mrs Arundel was the mother of Can't
w. L. Hinds and Mrs. James N. Tyner
wife of the assistantsattorney general TO,
the Post Office Department, CT this citv
Mrs J. Thomas Ward of Boston, Mass.
and Mrs. E. L. Barrett of Tryon, N. G. ir
whose home she died.
MRS. Arundel was of sturdy German
stock, descendant of the Van Vliets' whl
settled near Haekettstown, N. + IN ~
last half of the last century Some Of the
older members of her family were sold;ars
of the revolutionary war and younger ones
OF the war of 1912. '
Evening star., 1898-10-27
Funeral of Mrs. Eshleman.

The funeral of the late Mrs, Emma l.
Eshieman took place this afternoon at :
o'clock from Calvary Baptist Church. The
services were conducted by Rev $. II
Greene. The pallbearers were Messrs. Ed
Hay. Chas. Fisher. T. T. Keller ". A
Morsell. ]. ID. Hodges and DIR. VIM. Hodges
] he remains were placed in a vault al
Congressional cemetery
Evening star., 1898-10-27
Wants Quickly Filled

AT this season, when so many are seek
ing situations. and. on the other hand SO
many seeking employees, it is "f interest
to know that advertisements under the
c!assifcations Wanted Help and Wanted
Situations are inserted In The Star at a
charge Of Is cents tor fifteen words
Evening star., 1898-10-27
Roses and Chry-anthcmums.
Thomas j. Stuiey Acauittea

flnest specimens It GUIDES. l22I IA ".
Evening star., 1898-10-27
Commissioners Reply to n Reouest

Messrs- Weller and Repetti have been in
formed by the District Com, nissioners that
1t is not exDedient at the present time IN
take any action on their request for the
grading and regulating of Kentucky ave-
nue. between B street and Pennsylvania
avenue northeast.
Evening star., 1898-10-27
TWO Colored Thiexe. se...,

William Coleman and James Ashton co,-
ored, were sentenced to three months IN
Jail today for the theft of a satche, CON
tanning clothing belonging to Sonny Rr.d-
ley. also colored, a resident of Florida The
property was recovered
Evening star., 1898-10-27
Peace Jubilee. phir,dcI,;,,,

Civic Parade Postponed until FRIDAY 9stb
Owing To weather conditions, the civic
parade has been postponed until Friday, the
18th instant. The Pennsylvania railroad
VIII continue sale Of tickets at one fare
Tate until october -. good to return until
October :SI-AGVt
Evening star., 1898-10-27
SI.o5 to nal;imorc and Ra,u

Via T. and o. Saturday and SUNDAY.
OCT: :! and -, good for return until fol
lowing Monday Tickets good going and
returning on all t-s,ins-Advt.
Evening star., 1898-10-27

WHY SCOTS EMULSION crrREs
weak throats. weak lungs. make.
rich blood. and strengthens nnnv
and delicate children is becanss
all It's parts are mixed In SO SET
enfffe manner that the feebiest
digestion can deal with IL, This
experience has only come by doing
ONE THING for Is years. For sale
by all druggists at 60c. and 81
Book en- the subject sent free.
e. BOVINE. Chemists, New York.
Evening star., 1898-10-27
Cheap Publicity.

For fifteen cents you can let every one ir
Washington know by a Star want ad. that
you want a situation or want a cook.
Evening star., 1898-10-27

SsHo0D'S Pills are the faverite cathartic 25c
ases so s. q. g 81 O. s4ss 6 o - g.-sts g 90 o.
Evening star., 1898-10-27
Situations Secured.

Many situations are secured throusr tho
want advertisements in The Star The cost
is but tritiing. Fifteen cents pays for fifteen
words.
Evening star., 1898-10-27

Use kENNY'S
Fine Dry Roasted Coffces. They have 10
equal Pure sugars a cost.
c. ID. kENNY'S S City Stores
LAMP oii~the best gal. I5c.: / gal
1SC. .Ph0ne 14n. c. A. Muddiman {, Co
Evening star., 1898-10-27
EXCURSIONS ToIORRGw.

Steamer Charles Maca!estcr for Mount
Vernon and Marshall Hall at IL am. and
30 pm.
Steamer Norfolk for Norfolk and Fort
rcEs Monroe ~ G.:!h pm
Steamer EsteIle Randall for Glymont and
Intermediate points at 9:20 am.
Trains leave 1872 street and Pennsylvania
avenue for Arlington hourly from a m. to
: pm.
Trains leave 1314 street and Pennsylvania
avenue for Mount Vernon hourly from 10
am to 3 pm
cars leave Aqueduct bridge for Arlington
and Fort Nyer every half hour from $40
m. to $40 pm.
Cars leave Aqueduct bridge every hour
for Falls Church.
Evening star., 1898-10-27

catalogue sale Of large collection of
TlIiscelldn sous hooks commencing this even-
ing at I:3U O'Clock, at l2I2 f street NV
Advertisement.
Evening star., 1898-10-27
Am Wnshingtan nm Anaiene.

The Stars Wanted Help and Situations
columns are carefully read by thousands
daily. Fifteen cents pays for fifteen words.
Evening star., 1898-10-27

Money to lend at and per cent or real
estate Frank 7. Rawlings 1905 Pa. ave
Advertisement
Evening star., 1898-10-27
..PARsT-. HOLDS ITS FRIENDS

Gas Radiators. $50: Oil Heaters, 81
and up. n. Ebery's Sons. us 9TH NV.
Evening star., 1898-10-27
CITY ITEMS.
AnfaI lAhnSon Cnf1

You have all heard of Lynn Haven Bay
Oysters. We are running on them this sea-
son. You need to try them. Our steamed
broil and roast are the finest known. Di-
rect from the catcherS. 1t
Evening star., 1898-10-27

JOHNSONS UNIVERSAL CYCLOPAE-
Ola is the only CyciOpaedia made by thor
oughly organized body of scholars. who are
recognized authorities, signing their own
contributions. 1t is consequently the high
est i'll scholarly authority and excellence.
Send postal for sample pages and special
terms. u. Appleton Il Co. 41S F st. NV.
Evening star., 1898-10-27
Oriental CRrpets and Rings.
The VIII of Mary Collins

Closing sale tomorrow, at Sloan's, 140I G
St. at IL am. and p.m.-Advt