The Washington times., 1895-02-06

west winds.
Kicked by Vicious Horse-While currying
a horse yesterday afternoon Henry Greek
kicked by the animal in the left thigh The
result was a badly confused wound, which
was dressed at the Emergency.
Curtis Fell from His Cart Eugene Curtis.
n colored cart driver, living at No. 1928 +
street northwest fell from his vehicle yester-
day afternoon and received confused
wound OF the right hip. He was treated at
the Emergency Hospital.
Rosslyn Brick Company Directors s-The an
nual meeting OF the stockholders OF the Ross
lyn Brick Company was held at Alexandria,
Va, on February 5, 1895. The following
named gentlemen were elected as directors to
serve for one year: Messrs. George Kileen,
=. 1. Simpson. William Mcclure, Charles h.
Talbert, ID. w. Magrath, John Curtain ID.
Connel. Thomas A. Cannon, and F. w.
BrRndes.
Bishop Eursts Lecture To-night-Bi hop
Hurst will tonight at s o'clock, in the
Calvary Baptist Church, deliver the second
lecture, in the course on the Bible arranged
by the American Society of Religious Educa-
ton, the doors being open ut 7:30 Bishop
Hursts theme will be The Bible and modern
discovery" and he will be introduced by
Representative Springer, OF Illinois. Ad-
mission will be free, although a collection
will be taken for expenses, and in view of the
audience which filed Foundry Church at the
first lecture of the course last Wednesday
night, il is suggested that people come early.
Held for Stabbing Charles Johnson The
case of assault 10 kill against Andrew Bey-
erly charged with stabbing Charles Johnson,
both eolored, at Seventh and Pomeroy streets
northwest after midnight yesterday morning,
was continued in the police court to await
the result OF Johnson's injuries.
Sidewalks Must Be Cleaned-The police of
the several precincts swore out about forty
warrants yesterday for the householders who
have failed to remove the snow ana ice from
in front of their premises.
Good Words for the Deteetives-sevellon
A. Brown, formerly of the State Department,
has sent to Col. Moore, chief of police.
letter highly complimentary to Detectives
Boyd and Horne. who so cleverly worked up
the case involving the larceny of $500
worth of iewelry from Mr.. Brown and con-
victed the thief, who was J. 7. Farrar, a
trusted servant. but who is now serving a
three years sentence in the pen"
Sequel TO the Cake-walk Detee-
tive John VI. Green, colored, of the Bati-
more and Ohio Company. was fined So by
Judge Miller yesterday for an assault COM
mitted at 4 cake-walk on Monday night at
Mullowney would not entertain the charge
OF concealed weapons preferred against
Green.
Final Decision by the Commissioner-Th
Commissioner OF Patents has rendered final
decision in the interference claim OF Milton
w. Kingsley and awarded the priority OF in
vention to Albert F. Kingsley. This claim
was for an improvement in locomotive boiler
furnaces, and has been long contested.
Fell from Cable Car-Paul Cook. four
-year-old boy living No. 720 Eighth
street northwest, had broken arm set at tho
Emergency Hospital by Drs. Smith and
Shortlidge about o'clock last evening. The
lad said that while attempting to alight from
cable car on Pennsylvania avenue he fell :
breaking his left limb.
Struck by Falling Brick-Thomas Now
ney a bricklayer of No. &c H street north
east, had his right hand badly cut and
mashed yesterday by falling brick while
working on a building in the course of con-
struction. His wounds were dressed by DR..
Shortlidge at the Emergency Hospital
Answers His Partners Suit-John NJ.
Hickey yesterday filed an answer to the
suit OF George A. Sawyer for a receiver
and accounting in the claims business
in which Messrs Sawyer and Hickey, W. Fl.
Gotwald and John Hoffman were partners.
There was $500 900 worth of direct tax claims
going to the State of Tennessee. Thomas
f. Fleming. OF Columbia, Tenn, got hold of
$4,000 worth of them to collect and trans
ferred his powers of attorney to Hickey and
his associates.
Small East Washington Blaze-The alarm
OF fire at $3.50 O'Clock yesterday afternoon
was for flames in an unoceupied house, No.
906 K street southeast. owned by William
Baldwin Jackson, of No. 625 Pennsylvania
avenue northwest. Damage about 500.
Cause of fire unknown,
Several Police Court Cases-Edward Glib
son, colored, was fined $25 or sixty DAYS In
Jail by Judge Miller yesterday for being i'm
plicated in the larceny OF fifty yards of calico
by Samuel BERN, who is now serving a Jail
sentence, from Moses Eiseman several weeks
ago. John Goats, eolored, plead guilty to
two charges of petit larceny from Jacob
Odenwald and Abraham Marks, and received
a sentence of thirty days in jail in each case.
Daniel Campbell, colored, was given two
months in Jail for assaulting John A. Taylor
during quarrel in q South Washington sa-
loon.
Love and Charity" Hall Must Go-The old
"Love and Charity Hall' building, standing
on B, near South Capitol street half way up
Capitol Hill on the line of the Washington
and Georgetown Railroad, has been con-
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