Evening star., 1898-09-03

Hoffmaster, H. F. McCauley, plate printer;
]. F. Bethune. C. S. Pittsman, N. E. Nor
man, L. G.. Heinleine, clerk; c. P. Brewer,
E. A. Weiss, H. c. Weiss, F. q. Oldham,
salesman; A H. Chase, %. II. Barber,
Sergt. C. ]. Amber, wagner; C. V.
Church. clerk; William C. Whipp, painter;
Joseph B. Platt, dentist; John R. Pres
nell, electrician; Harry Jost, horse
shoer; Harry Bradley, compositor; E.
d. Burke clerk; James S. Davis, steam
filter; w. D. Sell, laborer; Bernard
McCauley, steeple climber; Charles F.
Taggart, clerk; R. l. Zell, clerk;
James E. Gateley, brakeman: VIM. NJ.
Steele, clerk; c. P. Thompson, clerk Rich
ard Hurley, laborer; ]. L. O'Donohue,
plumber; c. E. Baldwin. laborer; E. j.
Adams, plasterer: John E. Lynch, brick
layer; John A OToole, laborer; Theo. Tag
gart laborer; C. E. Sikken, printer; l.. A.
Cutshaw, driver; H. T. Treen. shoe clerk;
w. G. Robey, bricklayer: ]. n. Gayer, A.
F. Davis, laborer; jackson R. Leith, la
borer NJ. V. Reed. clerk; Patrick Hurley.
skilled laborer; G. R. Glasgow. skilled la
borer; Peter Petersen. railway conductor;
E. A. Hooper, photographer; ". C. Luns-
ford, draughtsman; E. Lusker, clerk; J. r.
Drinkard. grocery clerk; W. R. Treen, stew
railroad conductor; H B. Walters, clerk;
c. c. West, messenger; ]. H. Kaiser, clerk;
Jake Oppenhe inner, butcher: H. l.. Star, iron
molder; VIM. Waple, butcher: Nose Ost-
heimer. clerk; Geo. Blum, cemetery worker;
E. E. Woodward, clark; George c. Crooks,
carpenter; H. r. Scott, clerk; ]. Nero, tile
filter; VIM. Humphrey, clerk; G. F. Rem
nett, clerk; H. ]. Polly, driver; Clarence B.
Banks, fireman; c. P. Carl, driver; w. j.
Carter, messenger and florist; VIM. Knott
private driver; F. w. Rich, driver; ]. A.
Sullivan, driver; George w. Taylor, clerk;
w Reed, laborer; w. H. Babbitt, clerk;
Lee Huntington, teamster; VIM. Johnson,
motorman; George F. Scott, clerk; Thomas
j. Cartwright, clerk; Patrick OBierne,
coachman; {. ]. Simpson, mounted police;
VIM. H. Littlepage salesman George I.
Filten, clerk; George NJ. Kite hings, rail-
roading; Taylor Cox, clerk; John E. Glenn
ents, plumber and gas filter; Samuel Muir
dock, clerk; Joseph T. Hopkins. street rail-
roading; VIM. H. Hill, attorney-at-law and
bookkesper Charles CLANCY, railroad
ing; Henry F. Nolan, electrician;
John F. Shuerger. carpenter; John D.
OLeary, sign painter; VIM. H. Heck,
farmer; Frank E. Hagan, plate printer;
Frank B. Bowers, laborer; VIM. L. Ham
merly, candy maker; Isaac P. Lynch,
salesman; James o. Reeves, iron worker;
Fred. Haskell. laborer; John f. Holmes,
machinist; Emil Schultz, fireman; Jos.
Stotzenburg, salesman; Ramona L. Berry.
steamftter; Earnest L. Soules. railroading;
George F. Martin, driver; David a. Nc
Avoy. clerk; Charles W. Durb,n, railroad
irg; George G. Holroyd. printer; Nicholas
NJ. Crowley, butcher; George NJ. Fairlamb.
Chas. A. Pepper, clerk; b. R. Lee, laborer:
John Rogerson, clerk: George Neumann,
bartender; Dannis ]. Byrnes, teamster; Per-
cy T Harrison, clerk; George W. Patterson,
painter; John C. Bass. carpenter; Wesley c.
Stansbury. rairoading; VIM. Venable,
driver; Sergt. ]. A. Cusck, clerk Corp. F.
Schlosser, clerk; Corp. ]. T, Goddard, driver;
Corp. ]. A. Mayer, electrician; Corp. r. L.
Trice, clerk; Musician August Schoenkmitt
watchman; Chas. W. Addle; Chas Angel,
teamster; Chas. Buckley, steam filter; j. A
Burton, clerk; W. A. Carmel florist; ]. f.
Carico. painter; Edward Daugherty, driver;
A. Goldstein, tailor; ]. T Kister, laborer;
Edward T. McGinnis, fireman; H D. Os-
borne painter; ]. ]. Pillock, street car con-
ductor; George P. Humphrey, motorman;
Edgar R. Ray, railroad work; Harry Schlos-
ser, fireman; Joseph Stecker clerk; George
Strager. waiter; Frederick Smith, brass
molder; John Taylor T. ]. Williams, we'll
digger.
All Washington Men Better.
Special Dispatch to The Evening Star
BOSTON, Mass, September 3-Thomas
Herbert of Washington, d. c., who is me
of tie soldiers confined at the city hospital
here, is much better in health and has been
taken from the dar gerous list
William Nelson is the sickest of the
Washington men. He is still the danger
Gus list, although his condition is much
better than it was when he was taken 10
the hospital.
proving in health.