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Taken up BY the undersigned on lands o.
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LAWYERS

A TTORNEYS-L & CLEMEETsoE.
Practice in all courts Probating of es-
tates and real estate collections specially
once over Basford's store, In front of court
house Branch office at Fennimore,
The times., 1899-09-07
Personal Mentinn

Thomas o'Connor, Chief of the Fire Department.
of the city of New Orleans, accompanied by his
wife, is visiting the city. He is the guest OF
Joseph Paris, chief of the local department.
Mr. Edwin D. Newman, OF Sixth Street northwest.
left yesterday for Santa Clara, Cuba, to engage
in business there. Mrs. Hattie S Millrick, of
602 Twenty first Street northwest, left yesterday
morning for Chicago for q vacation OF ! month
with relatives. She will also visit her sister
Mrs. Harrison S. Barbour, OF New York city, be-
fore her return to Washington. The Attorney
for the Commissioners A. b. Duyall, left the
city Saturday on his vacation, which he viii
spend at his farm near Rockville, Md. During
his absence Assistant District Attorney c. A.
Brandenburg will attend TO the business Of the
Office =. Mr.. Edward NJ. Power, jr., a member of
the Tenth Pennsylvania Volunteers, which has
lust returned from its brilliant campaign in the
Philippine archipelago, and 4 resident OF
Rochester, Pa, is visiting his uncle Acting Post
master General Shellabarger. He was given a
reception at Judge Shellabarger's home last night
The times., 1899-09-07
A PETITION FOR A RECEIVER.
The Victoria Flats Involved In Lit
Igntion-IniunctIon Wanted.

David c. Gray, trustee, and sixteen
others named as complainants yesterday
filed suit in equity against Frank / Wood,
Nicholas T. Haller Brainard H. Warner.
Louis D. Wine, the First National Bank
OF Gaithersburg. Nd, and ten other defend
ants, asking that the court appoint a re-
ceiver to take charge of the Victoria Flats
property and to enioin the defendants
Warner and Wine from making a sale of
the property pending the present
proceedings. 1t is explained that
the lots upon which the Victoria
Flats are located belonged to the
defendant Haller, who encumbered them
by two deeds of trust, one to the defend
ants Warner and Wine for $4,000 and
another to defendants Frederick McRey-
nolds and James H. Merriwether for s12,-
800 The complainant sues as trustee under
the first deed OF trust and the other COM
plainants in their own right as parties
secured under the second deed of trust.
The latter are persons who contributed
either material or labor for the erection
| OF the fats, under contract with the de-
fendant Haller.
1t is further alleged that In March, 1898,
Halter. being financially embarrassed, at
| the instance of the defendant Wood, exc
| cuted a third deed of trust TO Alexander
/ II. Holt and Frank A. Sebring as trustees
4 pledging the Victoria Flats and upon an
/ alleged nominal consideration of $40 con-
yeyed 10 Bernard A. Duke the east 134
! feet by the width OF one lot and the north
/ 55 feet by a depth OF 1874 feet. which
! bounds, it is stated, include the fats
The times., 1899-09-07
Marriage Licenses

Marriage licenses issued yesterday to Peter
F. Ghee and Lucy II. Boyd; Albert Hartmeyer
and Louise Bueuger, beth of Baltimore; Arthur
IL Zachaias and Lille P Bush, both Of Rich
mond, Va; John II. Dyer, Warrenton, Va, and
Inez f Smith; Edwin A. Dent and Roberta T.
Calvert Andrew NJ. Dreelin and May F. Sulli-
van, both OF Richmond, Va; Harry X. Dough-
erty, Grove City, Pa, and Mabel A. Gould; Har-
rison z. Clark and Elizabeth L. Gibson; Alec
Morris and julia Robinson; Thomas P. Magee
and Annie c. Hazel; Joseph A. Butler and Nav
c. Dorsey; Jacob Gassoway and Bessie Wise;
James d. MacDongall and Elsie H. Arlington;
Samuel Fields and Henrietta Hebron; William f.
Harris and Altnsry Harris; Lemuel L. Gray and
Catherine f. Keyworth; Ernest W Crancum and
Gertrude j. Gideon, both OF st. Paul, Mimi; An
ton Nuwald Baltimore, and Ffiie b. Fairall Dis
trict OF Columbia; Charles Ogden FLYNN and Eliza
beth V. Reinhardt Louis Grayson and Carrie NJ
Chinn both OF Prince William county, Va; Ed
win L. Gaines and Ellen P. Strottor both of CuI-
PEPPER Va. William Auhagen and Agnes p Ru-
dolph; Edward G. Caypooe and Maud A. Biggs;
John NJ Hooe and Margaret b. Kiewt, the latter
of Prince William county, Va.
The times., 1899-09-07
WANTS $4,000 DAMAGES.
a. Suit Brought Against the Bright
wood Railway Company.

wood Railway Company
A suit for s10,ee0 damages claimed for
personal Injuries was fled yesterday in
the Supreme Court Of the District by Will
liam X. Richardson against the Brightwood
Railway Company. Mr.. Richardson is rep
resented by Attorneys Berry and Minor
In his declaration the complainant alleges
that on June % he was passenger aboard
one Of the cars Of the defendant and that
he was assaulted by the employees or agents
Of the Brightwood company and finally
elected from the car. While he was thus
being put from the car he states that
one of his fingers was broken and that he
was put to a heavy expense for medical
attention.
When he boarded the car Mr. Richardson
alleges that il was so crowded with pas
sengers that it was impossible for him
TO get a seat and that he was, in conse-
Quence Obliged to stand upon the foot or
running board. While in this dangerous
position the conductor OF the car came
TO him for his fare, but that he was un-
able at the time 10 put his hand into his
pocket TO get at II, and informed the con-
ouctor that be would pay him later. This
was not satisfactory TO the employe OF the
road, who Immediately undertook TO eject
the complainant from the car. Not being
able to do SO alone he called another en-
ploye OF the road and a stranger TO hi:
assistance. who together elected Mr.. Rich
ardson from the moving train. which, a
the time. It is stated. was going at th'
rate OF about twenty miles an hour.
The trouble created by the ejectment o.
Mr.. Richardson from the car was investl-
gated in the Police Court shortly aftel
tt took place and the employees of thu
Brightwood Railway and the stranger wht
assisted in putting him of the car weri
each fined s. by the presiding judge.
The times., 1899-09-07
The CYcIc Pnth Assncintinn.

meeting of the Great Falls Cycle Path Asso-
citation will be held tomorrow evening in Will
lard's Hotel Every member of the association
will be present, and the invitation has been ex-
tended to every rider of the bicycle in Washing
ton. 1t is expected that large and enthusiastic
gathering of wheelmen will be present The cycle
path between the Anglers Clubhouse the Con-
duit Road and the Falls has been completed.
The association is still in debt to the extent OF
$780, and an appeal to the cyclists Of this city
will be made which it is expected VIII result IN
the entire amount being raised. The Great fails
cycle path Is the first which has been successfully
built around Washington. The wheeling popua-
ton in this city is large. and in view of the iaet
that many beautiful suburban places cannot be
reached on account OF the bad roads, an enort
will be made to construct additional paths as
soon as possible.
The times., 1899-09-07
On n Charge of Larceny.

Danny Hart, wel-known character, was ar
rested yesterday by Policeman Turner. of the
New Jersey Avenue station. for Detective Lacy
who wants the suspicion of being guilty
of a charge OF larceny from the person. 1t is
alleged that Hart and another man robbed James
c.. Woodward OF I4s Street northeast OF a
pair OF shoes, hat. pawn ticket, and about 81
in cash Mr.. Woodward reported to the police
that he was relieved of the articles named while
asleep ON a vacant lot in South Washington lie
had been drinking with Hart and the other
man previously and stated to the police that he
suspected they had robbed him. Hart viii be
arraigned in court this morning.
The times., 1899-09-07
Larceny From the Person.

Thornton Long, colored, twenty-four years OF
age, was arrested last night by the police OF
the Fourth precinct and locked up on charge
OF larceny from the person. The complainant ap-
pears as Ernest L. Walker, Of S55 Street north
west who alleges that on December 25, 1898 he
was robbed OF a gold watch valued at $50. Some
time ago Policeman Cornwell learned that Long
had come into possession OF the watch mentioned
and had given it to a friend to take to jew
eler TO be repaired The friend consulted,
with the result that when the watch was again
in Longs possession Cornwelk was apprised of
the fact This was yesterday, and the arrest
OF Long followed at once. The viii appear
in court this morning
The times., 1899-09-07
rb. WIZ q, CoIopeI wall.

The late Col. William Wall, who died in THIS
city recently in dsposing of his estate made
beauests TO several charitable and other institu.
tions besides legacies TO his relatives. The Will
OF the deceased was fled for probate yesterday
and names his widow and Albert +. Fox as
executors Of his estate. According to the terms
OF the will the property of the testator is disposed
Of as follows: To his widow, Mary Frank Wall,
the houses 1918 n Street and 17l7 Corcoran
Street, in trust; 5000 to the Central Union Mis-
sion; 800 to the Washington City 0ipfan Asylum;
$50 to St Vincents Female Orphan Asylum;
500 to the Children's Hospitals; $3.50 TO Acacia
Lodge No 49, F. A. A. NJ; $50 to Beacon Lodge,
No. 10, I. o. o. F.; $500 TO the trustees OF the
Church of the Ascension; S125 to the Lutheran
Home for the Aged; $500 to DIR. Charles w. Ap-
pier: 500 to George Wright; $50 to Caroline
Sanders; sl5G to Jcssph Turner, and small amo nts
to several relatives named.
The times., 1899-09-07
Moro Crossing Policemen.

The District Commissioners have informed
George Truesdell, President of the City and
Suburban Railway Company, that they have
decided to designate the street crossings at Fifth
and G. Streets, and Ninth and G. Streets north
west, as intersections requiring the presence Of
special policemen, and have accordingly assigned
two such policemen at each crossing. Their pay.
like that of others at present duty at street
railway intersections, will be S75 per month
each. As the lines OF the City and Suburban
Railway alone intersect at Fifth and G Streets
the monthly amount payable by that company
for the two policemen at that point will be
$3.50 The amount to be charged the company
for the pay of the other two policemen at the
Ninth Street crossing will be based on the pro-
portfonate number Of cars operated there by the
City and Suburban and Metropolitan companies.
The times., 1899-09-07

and dwelling combined, 2. s6,sO0; stores, 6,
SO. .S25; apartments, Z, $4,000: churches,
/, $4,000; engine and boilers, 3, $500;
workshop. 1, $1,000 greenhouse. 1. 5000;
grandstand /, $500; pit, 1, $50; frame office,
!. $50: brick sheds. 5. s1,150; frame sheds.
81, S2.443.50; making a grand total of 221
structures valued at s470, $3.50.
improvements were distributed in the
different sections Of the city as follows:
Buildings = Northwest section, Sl00, 400;
county, $S7. $50; Southwest section, $42, ,2S0;
Northeast section. $23, 400; Southeast sec
ton. $21,275. Repairs-Northwest section,
$1S2. .ss2 80; county, sS,562; Southwest sec
ton, SI,es0; Northeast section, s1,635;
Southeast section, $1254. Total value Of
buildings, s274, ,s05i total sum of repairs
S196, ,073.50.
The times., 1899-09-07
struck by n street Car.

While unloading produce at the restaurant Of
Osborne & Hartnet, at the corner O! Seventh and
G Streets northwest, about 1890 o'clock last
night. Austin Smith, a colored farmer, ffty.
FIVE years OF age, whose home is at FATS Church,
was struck by an east bound car of the City and
Suburban Railway and seriously injured. The
man is now at the Emergency Hospital suffering
from a broken rib and wound Of the scalp.
He was hit by the fender and rolled a con.
siderable distance up the street and when picked
up appeared to be unconscious. His injury while
serious. is not regarded as fatal
The times., 1899-09-07
One Dlschnrged. the other Hold.

James Carper and William Bernard were
raigned before Judge Kimban yesterday morning
charged with stealing a watch from James Pay
cite 1t was claimed that Bernard and Carper
found the watch and the former attempted to
pawn it before he made any effort TO find the
owner. Detectives Parham and Gallaher ap-
peared as witnesses against The men, From the
evidence of several witnesses it was found that
Carper had nothing to do with the affair and he
was discharged Bernard was held in $500 bond
for the action OF the grand jury.
The times., 1899-09-07
Charges With stealing Bicxcles

Charles Green was arrested Tuesday night by
Detectives Muller and Baur, charged with steal
ing three bicycles. One of the wheels belongs
to A. Alaire, living at 1903 Street north
west, and another is the property Of t. D.. Els
worth, of 2l5 Sixth Street northwest, but the
police have been unable 10 locate the Of
the third. Green is well known TO the police,
having served a term in Jail for stealing a BIZ
cycle last year. When he arrested Tuesday
night he attempted to a pair of brass
knuckles the detectives, but they quickly
overpowered him. He will be arraigned in the
Police Court today.
The times., 1899-09-07
chevy Chase Lake.

These warm evenings are Just right for ride
out to Chevy Chase Lake, The trip on the elee.
trio cars through the pretty country is in pleas
ant contrast TO hot night in the city. The
grounds beautifully illuminated with thou
sands Of fairy lights. arranged In huge set pieces,
and iestooned on the trees and along the shore
All sorts of amusements be enjoyed there
while the dancing IN the big pavilion TO the
excellent music OF Prof Donch and his mu-
acians seems TO grow more and more popular as
fse season advances. Electric cars run both 10
I'D from the lake every three minutes.
The times., 1899-09-07
kindergarten commencement.

The commencement exercises OF the colored
Park Temple Kindergarten Training School were
conducted last night at the Fifteenth Street
Presbyterian Church, which tastefully decor
ated Tie exercises were interesting, consisting
OF class songs, music, and kindergarten games.
An essay, ''The Child" was read by Miss
Genevieve Thompson. John p. Green delivered
an address to the class, which composed of
sixteen students.
The times., 1899-09-07
: a Probationary Prlvate Removed.

Joseph Paris, Chief Of the Fire Department,
has recommended that Probationary Private C. P.
Anfert be removed. The recommendation has
been approved by the Commissioners Auffert
was appointed several days ago, and his removal
was recommended by Chief Paris for reasons
which were not known at the time of his Sc
lection. D.. v. Sullivan has been appointed in
Auffert's place
The times., 1899-09-07
The Mortality record.

Deaths were recorded at the District Health
Office yesterday as follows: John Edward Roland,
76 years; Robert Strachan, 90 years; Abbie Daley,
IS years; John Wesley 56 years; John Parker
Lothrop, Sc years; Sarah Falls SO years; John
Fitzhugh, 40 years; Abraham Whitby 50 years;
Ebenezer Jones, 81 years; Mary Jane Brown, "a
years; Carrie Buchanan, 10 years; Allen Moore 10
years; Benjamin Rambell, l year; Myrtle Chris
mond, 10 months; John r. Robertson. months;
William johnson, 1 month; Beatrice Smith. l
month; Annie Smith, IL days; James Hannah,
DAYS
The times., 1899-09-07
Cnrinr for Veterans.

Israel w. Stone, treasurer of the Temporary
Home for former Union Soldiers and Sailors, at
sO5 Missouri Avenue northwest, has submitted
TO the District Superintendent of Charities a
port on the operations of that institution during
the past fiscal year. The net assets Of the home
are given as $1,000 with no liabilities The
total receipts during the year were $1,000, Sc
cured through the regular Congressional appro-
priaton, and the same amount entirely ex-
pended A request is made for an appropriation
of $500 for the coming fiscal year.
The times., 1899-09-07
Uncle Sam Don't Wear

Truss. but be carries the Air
SS Cushion Truss all over the United
~ States. Men, women, and children
wear and like them. The Air Cushion Pad holds
Fith comfort; nothing else will. Consultation
and two weeks trial free. Office parlors. wait
ing and consultation rooms on the same hoor
Catalogues free. THE RORICK AIR CUSHION
TRUSS COMPANY, 1924 Y st. NV, I'd Aoor.
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The times., 1899-09-07
Mr.. johnson May Recover.

j. Harrison johnson continues to improve slowly
and his condition last night was regarded as
better than at any time since he was stricken
with paralysis Although the change for the
better is scarcely perceptible from day to day
the attending physicians feel encouraged that
there have been serious setbacks. Liquid
nourishment is being administered, and a few
hours Of refreshing sleep is obtained by the
nafient each daY.
The times., 1899-09-07
A Laborer Injured.

Thomas johnson, colored. ffty-two years Of age,
whose home is in Wilson Street between Fourth
and Fifth Streets northwest, was injured about
the abdomen while at work on the Tenleytown
Railway near Bethesda Park yesterday after
noon lie was brought TO the city and taken TO
Georgetown University Hospital, where treatment
was administered Later he was sent TO his
home. His injury is not serious
The times., 1899-09-07
ADJUSTMENTS TODAY

Academy OF Music. X. Emmett and Lottie
ellison, in Fritz in Madhouse," evening.
Biiou-Yaudcville and buresque; afternoon and
evening.
Kernan's-The Metropolitan Burlesquers; after
noon and evening.
Chevy Chase Lake--Ilurnnation.
Glen Sligo-Music and dancing
Glen Echo Park-Band concert; fireworks.
The times., 1899-09-07
A wife Seeks DiYorce.

Mary NJ Hall yesterday. through her attorney,
John E. McNaly. filed q petition for divorce from
her husband, William T. Hall, whom she charges
with treating her in a cruel and inhuman man.
ner, since a short time after their marriage.
According to the statements OF Mrs. Hall, she
married the defendant in this city in April 1896,
and she lived with him until March, 1897.
The times., 1899-09-07
BUILDING INSPECTORS REPORT

Permits Issued for Structures Dur
ing the Month of August.
report on local building operations
during the month Of August was today sub
mitted TO the District Commissioners by
the District Inspector Of Buildings During
that period permits were issued for the fol-
lowing: Brick dwellings, q, sI22 500:
frame dwellings. 20, So. 500: brick repairs.
g.. slSe, ,7s1; frame repairs, AZ, Sc sss; store
The times., 1899-09-07
Archbishop Keane i'm Bretagne.

According to letter received here yesterday
from Archbishop Keane, who has been momen-
tarily expected to reach New York, he is now
visiting American family in Bretagne. He viii
not arrive in this country before the last of this
month.
The times., 1899-09-07
A Petition in bankruptcy.

petition in voluntary bankruptcy was fled
yesterday by Louis BTody, through his attorneys,
Wolf & Rosenberg. The petitioner, who gives
his occupation that of clerk, lists his liza
bilities at Sl,977.72, but returns no assets.
The times., 1899-09-07

On motion of Attorney Albert Sillers, the pro-
ceedings for divorce instituted some time ago by
Blanche Dorrico against her husband, Vito Dorri-
CO. have been dismissed
The times., 1899-09-07
A Suit in Equity.

Suit was fled in equity yesterday by John ".
Lttleford against John Gates and other trus-
tees, asking for an accounting. The litigation
is the result of several real estate transactions
The times., 1899-09-07
In AND ABOUT THE CITY.
Suit for an Accounting.

Suit has been filed in equity by John ".
Littleford, through his attorneys Ranm & Rich
ardson, against John H. Gates Bertha Luders,
and others asking that the first named defendant
be required to render an accounting. The amount
involved is about $1,000.
The times., 1899-09-07
Always the Best of Ever 'hing for the Least Money.
The Busy Corner
We Cleaned Out
A Soap Manufacturer
10000 Cakes of Finest Toilet Soaps Go on Sale.

mercantile accomplishments show similar
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community like
Washingfouian
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absolutely
economical in
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The times., 1899-09-07
Mnrine Band CONCERT.

The Marine Band viii render the following
programme at the concert this afternoon at the
Marine Barracks, beginning at 4:55 p. M:
March, 'King Karl '......................U Unrath
Overture, civilian Tell" ...............R Rossini
Selection, The Runaway Girl' Kiefert
Cornet solo, "Un Perle dOcean" ........ Hoch
Musician Otto Eberhardt.
Grand Fantasia from ''segfried" . Wagner
Dance Enchant' '.................... .SantleInanr
"reminiscences OF Weber" "...............G Godfrey
Gypsy Serenade' Observation-Disclosures. Nehl
Hail Columbia" Observation-Disclosures. Fyle.