The morning times., 1896-06-19
|City-Brevities

George 2 Money wasyesierday appointed
assistant United States district attorney
for New Mexico.
The Catholic Knigists of. America will
give their annual excursion to River View
on the 18th OF nextmonth.
Letter Carrier Oscar Hughley, has se-
scuref an abseffee ot fifteen days which be
will spend at Cape May.
The Treasury gold reserve at the close Of
business yesterday stood at $lO3 .O3S. .166.
The days withdra walls were; 81 20, ,1oO.
Mr.. Durand shackicford left the city last
evening tn attend the commencement ex-
ie-cises Of Washington AMI Lee University
his alma m ater.
Walter Etter and Henry C. Grimes were
arrested yesterday by bicycle Policeman
RobcrtsOn for v.o.ating tue police reguia-
tions In regard TO wbee.men.
Cong gressman A bpett's cond ition is
rapidly improving. He is reported as hav-
ing rested very quietly last nighr. and Is
now on the safe road to recovery.
Mr.. Paut ID. Millholiand and a party OF
eight others from Readisg, Pa. are at the
National Hotel. They visited Basic City
yesterday. returning to rhts city last night.
Judge McComas with join his wife and
|daugnter' at their Maryland home at the
cud ef this month. On July 9, the three
will sail for Europe. They will retur:s
early in September.
William e. Clayton reported tu Officer
Purks yesterday that unknawn persons had
entered his vacant house. No. 913 Eleventh
street northwest and cut the copper lining
from the bath tub.
Serst. johnson, OF police headquarters.
vino has been i'll at his home OnP street
for several days. was said to be somewhat
worse last night. His condition. however,
rs not regarded serious.
Secretary Huke Smith has issued an order
disbarring Edward Gross. OF New Orleans
La, from, practice before the inSerior de-
partment. He was charged with filing
false affidavits In pension cases.
The District Commissioners did not ap-
point the trustees for tile free library yes
tcrday, as anticipated. The matter was
before the board, but consideration was
and the matter went over.
yice-P President stevenson returned to
Washington yesterday from his Southern
trip. He viii go to Bnst0n today to be
present at tile dedication of the monument
Tn Joiin Boyle O'Reiiiy, but does not expect
to make an address.
James Anderson, messenger boy. was
knocked down by horse while riding
bicycle on Pennsylvania avenue yesterday
and quite badly injured. The boy was
attended by DR.. Coe and later sent TO
his home, No. fI14 Trinidad avenue north
east.
Thornton Myers. co,ored, disiocated his
shoulder while unloading coai barge at the
foot OF Twenty second street yesterday
afternoon. The injury was. dressed by DR..
McGratli at Emergency Hospital. and the
man was sent to his home. No. 1 823 Sixth
street northwest.
Abe Baei. coiorcd living at No. Meridian
Hill. Was hit on the head with a brick by
Winston Reed, alsp coiored, at the corner
Of New HarhpsiIfte avenne and streets
thwest, "A yesterday afternoon. BueI
was taken no. che ChiIdren's Hospital by
Officer Brown, and had tile wound dressed.
Albert Robins4n and Luke scutt are two
cotured boys, who have
been annoying Mr. u. F. Alsop. of No. 40
Tenth street. by. 6teaisng small articles
from his store. Yesterday Mr.. Aisop cap.
tured the youngsters with pocket full Of
doughuufs. and took them to No. police
station. where they were charged with
petty larceny.
About 1:yQ yesterday afternoon slight
fire. causpdSt - dropping OF a Japanese
lantern .updh hAzh ICE curtain, occurred at
the residsn& a IRA. 5teddart, No. 1922
Thirteeusai fe& nnEttrwest- Policemen
Brown and kzhiEawens to<the assist ance OF
tblse in thefshouse and succeeded in ex-
1H4nNtIuE ~ Aare1t 1ftA1pt the aid OF
ansaEas I1sdamHgsi IS abous $50, fully
lnsureE