Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-03-20
CITY AND DISTRICT.

William Lane, c0lored, was before Judge
Kimball in the Police Court Saturday upon
two charges of the larceny of suits of cloth
ing, and a fine of $50 was entered in each
case. Detective Mullen, who made the ar
rest was the prosecuting witness.
Jesse II. Foster a caterer, of 1920 Goth
street, has through Attorneys Branden-
burg & Brandenburg. filed petition in vol
untary bankruptcy. His summary of debts
is stated to be SOL 10 and his assets 81,
$50 %. OF the latter, 81 $50 is listed poll
cies of insurance.
watch chain, who was brought here on
warrant of removal from the eastern dis
trict of Pennsylvania, has been released
bail in the sum of $500.
The North Washington Choral Society
held it's last meeting at the residence of the
Misses Buxman. The special feature was
the piano solos by Miss Buxman and her
pupils. One-half of the choral society sang
in the inaugural chorus.
Lizzie Lee Wiley has filed suit in equity
against Thomas z. Waggaman and others.
asking that Mr. Waggaman be removed
trustee under a deed of trust for $1,000 on
sublot 46 square 70. The request is paseu
on the fact that Mr. Waggaman Is bank
rupt. Therefore, it Is alleged, he is not a
proper person to act as trustee under the
deed in question. Attorney Joseph r. Fague
represents the complainant.
While packing his trunk at his home at
Bealeton Va yesterday morning, John II.
Stuu. twenty-three years Old accioentaily
discharged revolver and received bullet
wound in his left hand. He came to this city
and was treated at the Emergency Hospital
where the surgeons found that the index
finger of his left hand had been fractured
horse belonging to Lewis Darling ran
away from in front of 923 9th street north
west yesterday afternoon about 80 o'clock
The buggy was badly damaged, but nobody
was injured.
Andrew Mangum, thirty-one years old
living at 90 Sd street southeast, received "a
broken nose while engaged in difficulty
with another man in the roundhouse of the
Pennsylvania railroad in South Washington
yesterday. Mangum, who Is employed in
the building as engineer, went TO ProVl-
jeremiah Sullivan, fifty years old, living
at 50 = street northwest, fell from a street
car near the Peace monument yesterday
afternoon and cut his head. His injury was
dressed at the Emergency Hospital.
While skylarking with his brother at his
home, a35 G. street southwest, last night
about IL o'clock, II. b. Wright twenty
nine years old. thrown through the
window and injured about his head. He
went to the Emergency Hospital and had
his injury dressed.
Tony Tarsa, three years old. whose pa
rents live at 65 c street southwest. was
knocked down by bicycle ridden by How
ard Koontz Saturday afternoon. In endeav-
oring to avoid the accident the wheelman
fell and sprained his wrist. The small boy
was only slightly hurt
The District Commissioners have ordered
the erection of a new public street hydrant
at Capitol avenue and Providence streets
in Ivy City. .
Mr. w. p. Darwin has been appointed an
assistant engineer in the District engineer
department, with compensation at the rate
of s. a day.
The warrant charging Hughey Herney,
who lives on N street northwest, with as
saulting Thomas Mcdonald of 1918 Pros
pect avenue northwest was nolle pressed
this morning by the assistant United
States attorney and the prosecution drop
ped.
Robert Davis forfeited 50 collateral when
his case was called before Judge Kimball
in the Police Court this morning upon a
charge of assaulting James Dennis who
resides at 156 9th street southwest.