The evening times., 1899-01-07
The SOiIed HdkfS Are Yours at y Their Marked Pr
CITY BRAVITIES.

The against Joseph Close and Rose Jack
son were yesterday nol-pIosscd Icy the district
attorney. close was charged with making false
pretenses and Jackson with househreaking.
decision. which will define The status ot the
justices OF the peace in the District OF Colum-
bia, over which there has been much difference
Of opinion. Is expected shortly flom the Supreme
Court OF the United States.
Additional warrants have been served for al
legged violations of the snow law against Catha-
rinc NJ. Middleton. Adde Iyon, James X Sum
ter, Edward W. DUN, Julius Schultz and f. 7.
Smith.
A complimentary hop was given at Naval
Lodge Hail. Fourth Street and Pennsylvania Ave
nue. southeast, last evening, to commemorate the
thirtieth year of James Frazier's connection with
the District Fire Department.
George Aulage, white, twenty-six wears old,
living 1t No. I92s Ninth Street northwest took
an overdose of iaudanum al his home last night
and had 10 he sent TO the FreedInan's HOSPITAL.
Auage was permitted 10 return to his home
Clarence Glover. who lives II No. 430 New York
Avenue northwest, fell down the steps in front OF
his home about $40 O'Clock Yesterday afternoon
and cut his face very painfully Glover was
sent 10 the Homeopathic Hospital in the Second
precinct patrol wagon.
Al meeting held at the Y NJ G. A. buiId-
ing last night by members of the association.
plans were considered for the reorganization of
the Literary Society. 4 committee was appoipf ed
10 draft constitution, which will he reported
al the next meeting Friday night
Team OF horses attached TO 4 wagon of the
blue Line Transfer Company, and owned bv F.
W. Roberts. fell while crossing a plank hridge
81 the corner OF Fifth and ii Streets northwest,
Hpoui S:3o CLOCK yesterday afternoon. The
horses fell into an excavation, and were slightly
injured.
Justice Bradley. sitting in Equity Court No
Yesterday, appointed Louis F. Hail receiver for
the Capital Railway Company in The suit OF
mIiiileheld IL Alrord Co. against that corpora non
me snt Was brought for the purpose Of collect
ing Judgment obtained by the plaintiffs against
The railway company for sG43.
Preston Diggs, colored, rwenty-fcur wears old
VINO VINO y employed as "atchman for the City and
suburban Railroad Company was seized with an
eIHieptic fl the conner of Firs, and e
Streets northeast, about $40 O'Clock Last even.
ing lie was removed to his home ar No 1055
flfth Street northeast, in the Ninth precinct
patrol wagon. ''''
large number Of interested Spectators vic.
lted The navy yard yesterday and viewed tho
former Spanish Sunbuats Sandoval and alvarado
winch nave been stopping there for several DAYS
Ihe! VIII pioDabIy proceed from there TO Ports
mouth y IL These gunboats during the hostiIi
ties made fierce attack on The NaTbIabaad and 1r.
aiter seeing fhat they would have to snrrendc-
opened The valves and sunk the boats b,, ,,-oro
aiter"aru Ialsstl. and are in good condition
Andre" JACKSON Council No. e. Jr. q l. A
NJ nave elected and installed the following, off;
'eFs lOF the ensuing term: Councillor I Raan
wee counclior, j. Armstrong; j. C. C. II +
'hI"et' recording secretary, H. w Contfman. fl
III, nnL ,,Ii secretary W; l. Bright warden H. NJ.
DedttF' conductor, X. G. Smith; inside SI,nr
r. StIner; o. ;, James Osborne: trustees r p =
hehry, H. II. Hayne, c. W Nayill. rcnresant, -
tiNes TO > T., j. G.. Humphrey. J. W Crow,ni1
- a f.line; representative TO f. b q w
beeh' chaplain s G. Smith.