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The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-08-31
ROCKVILLE. MARYLAND.
COMMISSIONERS, NOTICE.

office or THE COMMISSIONERS d. C.
WASHINGTON. D. C., AUGUST T.. IgOl.-N0tico
s. hereby given that the Commissioners Of the
District Of Columbia intend 10 make the follow
Inc named Improvements. which are. IN their
judgment necessary for the public health safety
and comfort. Assessments for Cnc-half the COST
al the work VIII be- made as provided IN public
act Nc. III, approved August = Iss4. Partir,
who are interested IN the proposed work are
notified that tie said Commissioners will give
8 publ" hearing 40 the District Buildiu, On
WEDNESDAY. The FOURTH DAY or SEP
TENDER. 1901. AT y O'CLOCK A. 81, in the
board room Of the said Commissioners to ann.
and all persons who may desire % object thereto
Set New Granite Curb and Law Cement Side
Walk.-On the west side q l4th ST. NV. from II
~ 10 ] ST. al an estimated cost Of IL 3T8 To be
assessed against lots in square go AUDITING on
said 18th ST.. between the limits named On
the south side Of Florida ave NV. from Eth Il
10 ST.. az estimated cost Of SGD 20 ha a.
Eessed against an lots IN square $50 aburtIug
On said Florida ave, between the limits named
Lay CCntut siGeHalE--Ou tie north side al
Massachusetts ave. extended. from the Wood
ley Inn property % Joliet 81. and on the north
side of Joliet ST. from Massachusetts, ave To-
" isCous.n ave. al estimated cost % 5000 10
be assss-ed against the property abuttiuz the
said north side Of Massachusetts ave. and the
said north side Of Joliet s., between the limits
named.
Pave With yitrifed or Asphalt BIock.-Au the
unIaYed allels In square 5lI. az an estimated
cost Of $500. An the ALLEYS ia square 4GI. al an
estimated cost Of 500 By order u the Board II
Commissioners Of the District o. Columbia
WILLIAM TiNDALL. Secretary
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MARKET SPACE,
a WAR AGAINST MALARIA
New York Health officials Trying I,
Prevent Its SUrcud

IL
NEW YORK, Aug 3I-Privato phvsi-
clans as well as public institutions. hos
pitfalls and asylums will be reouir.d
hsneeforth 20 submit reports Of all cases
Of ufalariul feFe that come under their
observation 10 the board Of health. Presi-
d'nt Sexton. Of the board Of health. said
that from the reports he had received
malafIaI fever seemed TO be a contagious
disase.
A. special meeting Of the board yes
terday the following resolutions were
adopted.
Whereas recent Investigations have
shown that malarial fever is au infections
disease. and can be largely prevented b,-
the adoption Of simple precautions: and
Whereas il is the desire Of TIE de
pdftnent Of health 20 prevent the extcn-
sion Of malarial fever, which now exists
pa som" Of the borOughs to the other Dor
oushs, and TO restrict its prevalence in
those boroUghs where II already exists.
Resolved That all public institutions.
hospitals, asyIums. etc, be required 10
report al cases OF maIariaI fever which
c-nlc under thefs observation giving III
name, age, sex. occupation and DTag1rf
ADDRESS of the patient and also inTorna-
IoH as 70 whether the attack is a urIma-
- ILIe ctl"n q = relapse. and the address
~ileIe tAe disease was probably contract
Resolved. That ali physicians in tbe
city of New York be requested 10 furnish
similar Information under their care
Resolved, That the circulars Of iufor-
NATION OF the department OF health re-
BafdlAs the causation and prevention Of
HiaIarlal fever De mailed 70 the addresses
ih winch malarial infection has APPARENT
~ D.eh contracted and also to the ad-
ed when these are diferut
Resolved That postal cards for fur
Hl9il.s the required data De prepared
and forwarded 10 iuef{trIrio-.s - -
clans for reporting the cases OF naIariai
!tNeF which come under their obscene
non, as Is done in other infectious dis
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A CHILD KILLED BY A CAR
baltimore Girl Almost Cut In Two n,
the wheels.

BALTIMORE, Aug. .3I-LiIie Larsen
Z three years and six months old. daughter
/ OF IhoTVald L Larsen. a ehoaraaLzer was
| crushed 70 death IN front Of her home yes
/ terday morning under the wheels of q
, Roland Park car
The childs body was almost cut IN half
The left leg was almost cut off AZ the
knee and the right leg hung limp Blood
from the wounds formed in "A pool in the
street near the car track and il was NOT
until the afternoon that il was washed
away.
Florence Rosenbaum, the daughter Of
Nathan Rosenbaum. one OF the dead
girls Dlaymates. saw the accident. III
he had started TO cross the street TO Join
her brother. who was rolling a baby car
riage on the opposite pavement. Florence
sought 20 stop her, calling out that a
car was coming down the street. Lille
either did not hear the warming or else
was so intent on reaching the opposite
side Of the street that she determined to
cross IN front Of the car
Florence ran out to save her playmate
and heard the motorman call 10 Lille 10
look out II was too late The fender Of
the car struck her and she was thrown
under one OF the front wheels which
passed over her body. One OF the rear
wheels was already on tn body when the
motormau managed 70 stop the car The
child screamed in agony aS the wheel
passed over her crushing her bones To a
Jelly
DR. J W Dcrliu. a dentist. heard the
Ch-ld'S cries When he reached her side
ne said the right rear wheel was over
her and before she could Dee moved the
mpturman had 10 back the car. The doc
TOR said that IL was AT first decided 70
carry the child into the Maryland General
Hospital. but % was evident that her in
JuTi-s were fatal She was carried into
her home and there died ten minutes lat
or without TeEaiuIuE consciousness
4 jury OF inquest summoned bv C0ro-
Uer Baldwin met last night AZ the North
western police station. and. after hearing
the testimony OF number Of witnesses
rendered "a verdict that the girl had come
o. her death from shock caused by in
Jsries accidentally received IN being run
over by the car The mOtOTmau. Walter
+. Sheikey. who had been arrested. was
eNoueratod from blame and was after
ward released from custody
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Cbe Corning Timrs
SATURDAY. AUGUST 81. 1901
Weather Indications.

Partly cloudy tonight, probably showers sun
day fair; light northerIy winds.
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Movements of Naval Vessels.

The monitor MonadnOck has arrived at
Shanghai, the despatch boat Dolphin at
New London. the hospital ship Solacc at
San Francisco. the tender Potomac at
New London. the gunbOat Wilmington Al
Fuchau, the cruiser Atlanta AT Para. the
collier Zafiro at Hongkong. the gunboat
Sandoval, and the torpedo boat Manly at
Norfolk, and the supply ship Culgoa at
Malta The gunbOut AlvarddO has sailed
from Elizabeth City for MUuden, Va.
and the flagship Kentucky from CaVitc
for Samsa Bay, Japan. Rear Admiral Re
mey reports that the gunboats VillalObOs
and MindOrC are on their way 20 CaviJe
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-08-31

Covenant Lodge. No. 10. Independent
Order ODD Fellows, had its annual Wa
termelon feast on Thursday evening. No
Die Grand MawsOn. presided a literary
and musical programme was presented.
ITand Master Bradheld. spoke on the
subject Of Odd Fellowship
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HIGHWAY ROBBERY CHARGED.
Thomas GriEsby and Lewis Holmes
Committed to Jail.

Sergeant Hartley and Policeman Cats
secured warrants in the Police Court this
morning for Thomas Grigsby and Lewis
Holmes, colored, charged with highway
robbery. Alexander Drummond. foreman
at the Navy Yard, is complainant Both
prisoners were committed to jail to await
hearing Wednesday next.
The police are still searching for Frank
Williams, supposed 10 be implicated IN the
hOld-uD. Detective HernGOn went TO
Wheeling last night. on information re
ceived that the fugitive may have taken
refuge in that city A portion OF the lew
elry taken from DrummOnd has been re-
covered.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-08-31
DOLLS AND Toys.

offered from the largest and the only OK
elusive Toy Department in Washington.
! lot OF Dolls. slightly di~fsurcd from dust
10y tins rebuilding. which range in prices ,1r,
10 81, you can buy foT...-......-... 95,.
We have selected 100 fine Dressed Dolls
which sold as high as - 10 De sold for sd.
We can give you Kid body Dolls with cork
stuffed bodies, shoes and stockings. with
sewe1 wigs and closing ewes. which stand
lC inches high for.-...---.... sr a.
CmldreH's China Tea and Dinner SETS
the KIND which sells regularly for 81 ~.
Bows steel Constructed Express WagoDs-
size Of body II by - f1r--------.----..... -u..
Doll Go-CSrtS f0T SOC; doll Carriages. %.
Tricycle. Wagons. best rade.......-... - 90
Baby WaIkers................ s7 10
Toy Ice Cream Frcozcrs. 81. Is
Globe AR Rifles.
spice Garden Scts..................... .l5c
Seaside Buckets and ShovcIs. per set. Toe
san Boats-correct model Of the cup de-
lender Constitution. special. SOC
Fourth Floor-Smith Building.
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A wnter nnd Light Compnny.

OAKLAND, Nd, Aug. 5l.-AppIicatiOu
has been made for a charter for the Car
rCtt Water and Light Company. with "a
capital stock Of 10000. The company
proposes 20 operate az Mountain Lake
Park and Loeb Lynn Heights. The char
ter also gives the right to build an cleo
tric railroad between Deer Park and Oak
land. touching Mountain Lake Park and
i-och Lynn Heights The iuC0rporatJrs
are George 6. SturgiSS. MoTEautOwn. W
Va: T. T. Martin. Fairfnont W Va. r
A. Thayer Oakland. Nd; J.. A RudislI
aud T. +. Cartwright. Mountain Ike
Park
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His CInims Dnnhted.

Robert jackson. colored. when arraigned In the
Police Court today, on a charge Of disorderly
conduct told Judge KimbalI that he came 10
Washington from Gord1usyilIe, Va. To- represent
Judge Of the supreme Court of his state in ,lrna
very important matters. the purpose OF which DE-
declined to dIyuige. When arrested Jackson was
making a noise at the Pennsylvania Avenue de-
pot Jueg- hiuhall sent jackson g. the work
house fog thirty days in default of fine of $40
and ordered that Ly De- examined 49, o. mentality
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-08-31

OAKLAND. Nd. Aug. 3l.-The German
Lutheran Church Of the Missouri synod
at Accident. Garrett county. Maryland.
was struck by lightning and DESTROYED.
The spire Was STRUCK Everything WAS
burned except the organ. The chime bells
IN the tower. noted for the sweetness
Of their tones, were G-clted. They were
cast Holland and cost originally 500
The church was a landmark. having been
built many years ago. and was not in
SUTgd- The loss is over s. go
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-08-31

DR.. Shade also has the La
est improvements IN elee-
triciry. and IN conjunction
with his Eclectic remedies
cures the most ObSt nate ard
complicated diseases. No
matter what your trouble
may be, consult DT- Shade
free OF charges years
practice. He viii examine
YOU and give YOU a trial
treatment on his large static
machines and show YOU how
he reaches the most coupli-
Gated diseases The treat
ment is pleasant and re-
freshing.
To establish diagnosis. Dr..
shade makes an X-ray ex-
animation for mis- willing pa
tients.
References: DR.. J. 3. Pat
Ierson, % Delaware ave.
ne. cured Of tubercuIar con
sumption; Capt. Barnes. 90
18th St nv; Mrs. ZOIler. S02
n 81 NV ". T. CrumD-
esq. 1894 9th 81. NV. ". II
Lees, A N, Sc II st. NV.
Henry H Drew. cured of
brain and nervous trouble
1888 COrcoran st NV W.
SANFORD Brown. esq. III
"a ave. cured OF lunq
throat. and C6tarrh trOubis-
Mrs BERTHE EuFhes. 10 IN
81 sU- cured Of cOrgl1rrn-
ton Of the lungs and 3
tarrh; Mrs D--fFSS1ra.
-. % SL~nW.. cured OF
asthma and lung troubIe-
MISS Mary r. McKim So y
- =. cured OF pulmonary
cons uinPtson and catarra-
oIeclal attention given 10
GcHiDncdtelJ cases raes-vl,
lung kidney. Brirn1' -.
the human Bodv Hours : 10
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-08-31
TWO FRAUD ORDERS ISSUED.

Alleged Employment Concerns De
MED thesUse OF the Mails.
The PostOfiCel Department has issued a
fraud order against the Utopia Advertis-
ing Company Arnold n, Mcleod. man
aEer and the Globe Circulating COMPANY.
CHARLES +. Ismond, manager. Of Detroit.
Aich-, Tor operating through the mails a
SeheIne alleged to have been devised for
oolalhlnS money under false pretences.
Inc scheme advertised by the cOmDan-
les, II Is said, offered men and women
copying al their homes for from s to SO
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-08-31
GAS STOVES

GAS STOVES
For Cooking and Heatins.)
Gas APPLIANCE EXCHANGE,
las New York Avenue
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DIsENTEHY Cured WITHOUT TIL,
AID OF A DOCTOR

Il am just up from a hard spell Of the fur's
ldy~gHto21 says Nr- ]. A Primer, well-knovu
merchant OF urIwm0ud Tenn 4 used on, small
bottle a. tLaWl,rlaiu's Collie Cholera and
DisuEoel Remedy. and was cured without bsy-
INK Doctor ] consider IL the best Cholcra
medicine boo the world. Do There is no need Of
employing doctor when TINS remedy Is used
for uu doctor can prescribe q better medicine
for bowel complaint Ia sIy form, either for
children or atulis- Il never fails and Is plc,.-
ant 20 take For sale by Henry Evans. wh5lessl.
and retail. g24 r Street, and all druggists.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-08-31

District Tent. No : Knights OF the Macca-
bees held a largely attended review last night
at its hall on seventh Street southwest, opposite
River View wharf The AHaCoStia degree team
was present with their nov degree outfit. and
put the work on the floor in effective form Three
candidates were initiated Speeches were made
h- 4. A. Provost commander of AuaCOStIa Tent.
No. = Guy r. PadSctt, record keeper Of Ma
ti0nal Tent. No. 7, and D. W Call Much en-
thu~iasm prevails among the members Of this
tent
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-08-31

Georgetown Patriarchy, No. A., will
leave this evening with drill squad 20
compete for the regimentaI flag. at the
convention 70 be held at Newport News.
on Labor Day.
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TEMPERATURE
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Buchanan X KeIieher. about thirty-five years
old, vas fined SO bv Judge EimL1U in the Police
Court today a charge % vagr4ney- Il Wa
said that keieher. was formerly employed at
the Government Printing Office. that q few
months ago he came INTO possession Of sbau,
5000, since which be had knocked Of work and
spent his time l1ahug.
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STOLE 10000 BRICKS.
NO" Henjnmin barnes, Garfield Nav,
md Charles Pinkncy Are in .JafI

Judge O'DonneH, in the United st..es
Branch Of the Police CoDrt &c.. 80
benjamin Barnes. Garfield Nav and
Charles Pinkney, all ccIored. 10 isU for
ullrty days each. on conviction Of charges
OF petit larceny William r Sampharn
engineer OF the District Property Yard
on South Capitol Street. made complaint
against the negroes because Of the tbert
OF ABOUT 10000 bricks belonging to the
District Most Of the bricks have been
recovered.
II was shown in court that the prison
ers worked at the property yard and it
was brought out that the stolen bricks
nad been sCld to a man In Southwest
w asHlhgJon- Policeman O'Dea, who made
tllt arrests testified To locating the bricks
ana other witnesses appeared aggiDst t6s
accused In default Of a fine of SO each
the prisoners went down
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CHARGED WIN n Theft.

Etice Robinson, coiored, was arrested thi,
morning by Detectives Muller and BauF, charged
with tine theft OF a gold watch from Harry r.
sherwood. Of gls Street northwest. The wou-
an claims the watch q gift from negro
The detectives recovered the watch after the arrest
and are holding the woman until Ler story can
be investigated The prisoner lives in BladEau'S
Alley northwest. She Is at the House OF De
teutIon.
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Convicted ON Two Chnrrcs.

william Thornton. colorcd. was tried .ud con-
yioted on two charges in the Police Court today.
For being d.-ordTly De- was fined S. and foI
making threats he was required 10 give bond
oi sIGJ To- keep the peace 90 go Go she uurkhau-,
tor thirty t1H-. Celia Anderson. o.Iss-d t,-ti-
feed that Inertun said hc would EiI her. SH,
also said that Thornton had been 10 au iuslu,
asy .um once. and that she was afraid Of him
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-08-31

Rev Cornelius c. Coleman, pastor Of
the West Washington Baptist Church.
and Rev. Frank II. Havenner- OF Dunn
barton NJ Z. Church. who have been al,
their vacation, viii occupy the puIpits al
their respective churches tomorrow
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Druggists SundfieS & Toilet Wares

Piu-uu's Best PCrfuwc-trial bottle. IOr
Hoods NCdicated Soap. for the skin and
hath. per oakc---------.-- DO
Colgate's Violet Toilet Mater Iqc and. Sc
Hoyts German Cologne per hottIe.......7c
Imported Channels skins, lac. lOy. and - Sc
Pun pint best quaiity Witch HazeI...... I5c
Murray Lanman's Florida Water. large
bottle -.-....----..-. o.
NUrnelIs BcnzuIn Cosmetic Toilet som
per cake-.-....-..--. ~
CoruslIs Boug0iu Lotion. per hottie. s5r
Borated and Perfumed Tal,m Powder.
half pound boxes. ~
Medicated Toilet Paper-6 large rolls for. 25c
NINE lale'S hair Tonic. per bottle 7sc
Ghcroh shoe Polish. per bottle. .---.---. l5c
Kinds Honey and Almond Cream. Der
bottle .............. -
First Floor. opposite elevators, Busy Cor
ncr side.
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A PIngue of CatcrniIInrs.

CARLISLE. Pa. Aug. IA plague or
Catcrpillars is visiting this town and
county The trees are covered with them
and many are almost tcHudeG Of their
foliage The orchards in the rural dis
tricts have suffered greatly. a local fruit
grower says the Catcrpiilars are creating
great damage 10 tine fruit and spraying
The trees with poisonous solutions does
not Kin the pests
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Arrangement of Constable.

William Ii. H. Could constable, was charged
IN the Police Court today with obstruotiug tho
street j. VAS said that IN cyi,tiu tenant from
q house iu au alley between Tenth and Eleventh
and and vs. Streets northwest, on August g.
Gould Ou-rwctcd public travel bv setting house
hold goods in the alley. The case Is % De ar
l-u,I later
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a BOLD DAYLIGHT HoLD-UP
Edward Chaines Assaulted and Rob
bed Early This Morning

Edward Chaines. . barber whose shop
Is al 45A Louisiana Avenue northwest.
was held up, assaulted, and robbed about
\ O'Clock this morning at Seventh and d
streets northwest An unknown man. ap-
pdrently twenty-five years Of age, COM
mitted the robbery and escaped.
The story OF Chaines is that he was 20
Ing 10 his shop from his home ana was
accoSted by the stranger, who asked him
for match Chaines put his hand ia his
pocket ana the stranger suddenly struck
him blow on the chin The blow stag
geTcd the barber and before he had re-
covered, the thief seized his pocketbooI
and made of
4 small amount Of change and some
cards were In the pOcketb0Ok A descriU-
uon OF the highwayman has been sent
out by the police
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scnt to thr Morkhouse.

Martin A. Richie, about forty years Of age
pleaded not guilty in the Police Court today 70
charge Of vaEraHcy- policeman SEOre he had
been drunk almost daily Of late Richie IS said
TO be a highly educated man Of whom whisky
has made a wreck. He went 10 the Workhouse
tor thirty DAYS in default OF A fine Of SO.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-08-31
The Telephone DIRECTORY,

Beginning with the next issue Of the directory
81 telephone subscribers a business directory will
De included, in which the names. business or
profession, street and telephone numbers Of all
subscribers viii he published without additional
charge a small charge VIII be- made for he
insertion Of names In b1Id-face TYNE
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Husband Tired of Married Life.

Jacob Hea-y Wagner today fled suit for d.
vorce against his wife. Mary A Wagner. On
statutory grounds Tie parties were married IN
this CITY IL logI- C. Clinton James Is named
as counsel for the complainant.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-08-31

Marriage licenses were issued today TO Wslte-
z. Morrison and Julia A Davis, james Robert
Moore and Mary Gertrude Baldwin. " Lee Helm
and Bessie =. HopVell, Andrew Lewis and Esther
A. Crown.
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AFFAIRS OF THE DISTRICT.
Captain Newcomer the Represent
tive Of the commissioners

Protest Against the Proposed
street NoncucIHturc-No Law "a
Prevent the Erection of Dane
ing Pavilion on Private Pro .:crty.
Cart II e. Newcomer. Acting Eugi-
H'tT Commissioner. is now the oticia!
head OF the District administration Com
miSSlouers AacfarIaud. Beach and Ross.
with the party who accompany them to
Buffalo for the purpose Of taking part in
/ the reception and ceremonies of District
! Day at tine Pau-An. Tican Exposition.
. left the city this morning. at 7-45 O'Clock,
/ over the Pennsylvania Road for the TX
position City The party consists OF The
TWO Commissioners. members = the Dis
uIct Day citizens committee. the private
secretaries 10 the Commissioners. news
paper representatives. friends and invited
guests. in all about sixty persons
I'm IN" abSe nee OF the Commissioners.
certain powers of the entire board are
vested IN Acting Commissioner Newc0m-
or. lie, however. being alone cannot
take The initiative in any matter req51ir-
ing the action Of "A ma iOTity Of the board
nor can ne pass finally upon any question
~ ISSUE winch requires the consent of
TWO commissioners Technically he is
H1NtItHyitSS. the President pro temunre
or the Beard Of Commissioners and tbA
I,pTtStntativc of all three Commission
IIs' despite the fact that he can only is
uaally upon matters pertaining SOLELY 20
S!Oucr
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Demanded a TrinI bv Jurv

Bait Healy, charged with allowing female to
dispense beer in his hauoom, 4o9 X STREET
northwest when arraigHed IN the Police Court
TO-DAY, pleaded not guilty and demanded a i7I--
trial. lie gave bond o. 500 20 insure, his an
pgaraugc when wanted.