Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-08-15
AFFAIRS IN GEORGETOWN
Remains of John Vinton Dahlgren to Repose
in Crypt.
Alleged Cutting ARRAY at Jacobs
Pnrk-COmpIaint About n Street
General News.

The remains of John Vinton Dahlgren
VIII be deposited with solemn funeral rites
In the crypt beneath the Dahlgren Memoir
! ial Chapel in the Georgetown College
grounds Saturday next. They will repose
beside the remains of Mr. Dahlgren's baby
son, in whose memory the chapel was
erected. The Rev. Father Whitney, presi-
dent of the college. will officate, assisted
by Revs. j. NJ. Prendergast and A. j. Dolan,
S. j., deacon and subde aeon, respectively.
both of whom We're classmates of Mr..
Dahlgren at Georgetown College. Geor
Herbert Wells of ST. Paurs will have
charge of the music. Vocal music will be
rendered by Mr.. Mcfarland. Mr.. John Mo-
Ian, Mr., Ryan and Mr.. O'Connor.
| The funeral will be held at 10 o'clock.
Row at Jacobs Park.
| Jacobs Park, on 9th street between
! Olive avenue and N street, was last night
| the scene of row. in which three parties
claim to have been cut. On the station
blotter Harry Dodson appears as the
guilty one, and Bessie Carter, Lucy Mills
and Goose Perry We're his victims. The
| women claimed to have been slashed across
the legs, while Perry exhibits various
minor wounds.
Jacobs Park is a place where colored
people frequently hold ''socials.'' 1t abutS
on Rock creek. and the police state that on
more than occasion they have been
called upon to settle rows there.
Claims Reward.
Sergt. S. ]. Keefe and Precinct Detec-
tive Frank Burrows yesterday prepared
and signed affidavits in Justice J. Barton
Mller's court in support of Henry Hebron'S
right to a portion OF the reward offered by
the Maryland authorities for the capture,
or information leading to the capture, of
the murderer of the Rosensteins. Hebron
the who informed the notice of the
presence next door to his home, Fowlers
Hill, of suspiciously- acting colored man,
who paraded a revolver and tTembled at
the approach of every one. The detail de-
scription of the man answered the descrip-
ton of Taylor sent to Georgetown by the
Maryland authorities, and an immediate in
vestigation resulted in the capture of the
suspect, who proved to be Taylor, the al
I legged murderer
Street Improvement Denied.
In response to a petition of the George
town citizen requesting the Improvement
of the roadway on T street between 33d and
;5tn streets, the Commissioners, in official
communication, have replied to the effect
that they do not see their way clear. at
present to comply In commenting upon
this the citizens represented by the petit
ton state that there is no thoroughfare in
the District more in need of improvements
They state that they cannot understand
why suburban streets receive attention
in the District and upon which no money
has been expended for over fifty years, with
the exception of a small sum recently for
a sidewalk and curbing on one side of the
street-remains neglected.
Reinold's Admission.
Reinold, the Hebrew at the University
Hospital, has confirmed published reports
concerning himself, having acknowledged
that all substantially, true and ex-
presses a desireksto have his brother COM
municated with. He is evidently intell-
gent, and understands English well, though
he has been in this country but two
three years. He did not know, however,
that he was in Rossyn. Va, when he at
tempted to take his life. He thought he
was still in Washington.
Some instructions are soon expected from
him brother, who as stated, resides in New
York.
General and Personal.
DR. Frank ]. Webb has gone to Virginia
for vacation of two weeks.
Rev. E. w. S. Peck, D. D., of Mount Zion
NJ. E. Church. on 29th street, is now alb
sent on his annual vacation. Rev. Edgar
Murphy is acting pastor during his alb
sence.
Miss Helen C. Beatty left this morning
for visit of two weeks to friends in Har-
risburg, Carlisle and Chambersburg, Pa.
Mr.. Percy Reall, son of Rev. j. H. Beall,
is dangerously Ill of typhoid fever at his
fathers residence. 1912 r street.