The morning times., 1896-08-16
City Brevities

Ctty.
J.s.B Andrews of Chicago is in wash
ington.
j. F. Morton Of Worcester is at the st.
James.
L. F. Coleman Of Chicago, ILL.,. 10 In
the city.
H. L. Camp Of Chicago is registered at
the st. James.
August j. Bowie. jr., Of San Francisco
Is in the city.
Peter g. shaffer Of Hudson, N. T.. is here
on his vacation.
n. C. Ryail Of Chattanooga. Tenn, IS at
the Metropolitan.
w. H. Esgleston OF Cinci nnati Is WIS.,
iting Washington.
E. Z. Ellenwood OF Flagstaff. Ariz.. is
visiting Washington.
n. H. Parrish of Clayton, Ohio, Is In
the city ON business.
G. C. Repetti of Cleveland Is registered
at the Metropolitan.
j. P. Rickman Of North Carolina Is TEN
pOrariiy residing here.
Officers Bradley and Gee Of the Nipth
precinct are Oh leave.
Dr. T.. Lee, with his son. Is at Asbury
Park for a brief stay.
William A. Moncure of Virginia is Wis
iting friends in the city.
L. c. Miller of Ashland, Ohio. Is visiting
friends in the Capital City.
NJ B. Brandow and F. c. Cummings OF
Kansas City are In the city.
w Z. Sackett. a New York ne ewspaper
man, is at Wiliard's Hotel.
Hou James d. Richa rdson OF Tennessee
was in washington for a few hours yester-
day.
Cotton Mather, a Southern Railroad Of
flciai stationed at Savannah. Ga, is In the
city.
John A. N. Passmore. prominent busi-
ness man OF Philadelphia, Is at the Met
ropolitan.
]. E. Anderson OF Boston is In the city
Thomas R. Williams of Brookings, 3. d..
Is at the National. -
Nc. A. A. Sousa and party of friends
will leave today for two weeks camp
near Leonardtown.7 Nd.
Thomas keenan,, No. 8O5 Seventh street,
fell ia an epilepiic nit yesterday and was
brought round at Emergency Hospital.
An examination for three free scholar.
ships in Gouzaga College will be held at
that institution September 8. 4, and 8.
lue IIedSuFy SDGh tcoSINC ds e'V sioSS
Of business yesterday stood at $1O6 .OfO.-
O5S. The witiI,irr wais amounted to SAL
700. ~ as sea--.i. r'lay-
The members Of St Theresa's parish are
making arrangements for the opening Of
fair November 2, for the benefit NJ the
church.
Stephen Nicoletti. an Italian fruit ped
dier. was arrested yeste rday for OBJ
structng the street He left S3 col
lateral for his appearance.
An excursion for the benefit of the poor
will be given to River View on Tuesday
under the auspices OF the Conference OF
the Society Of st. Vincent de Paul.
A tournament will be given at Forest
Glenn next wednesday and Thu 1sday for
the benefit of ST. Johns Church. There
will also be bicycle races and other amuse-
ments.
John Ryan, six years old. living Mt No.
512 Thirteenth street. fell down an area
yesterday and fractured his nasal bone,
knocked out two front teeth and per-
forated his lip.
The following named gentlemen consti.
tute the members Of the Snow Ball Camp,
ut present summering at Colonial Beach,
va: William ". Burcli. f. Broderick. John
Frank, Abe Blumenthal.
The Anacosiia and Potomac Railway
Company was yesterday notified to re-
pair. the roadway between its tracks and
covering two feet adjacent thereto on N
street southeast, between South Capitol
and First streets.
The Non-partisan Sound Money League,
organized last Wednesday, comprising youns
professional and business men. will hold
its second meeting Monday evening at 8
o'clock. 10 the parlors OF Willard's Hotel.
All committee reports will be acted upon
and such other business as may come be-
fore it.
Drivers are inconvenienced In various
parts or the city by limbs OF trees torn
down during the storm OF Thursday even
ing. On the corner Of Fourth and the
Avenue southeast. lies huge limb and
residents OF the neighbUrhood as well as
passing drivers. desire a speedy removal
of the obstruction.