The evening times., 1896-05-23

told IN The Morning Times, naNepeeh 'uheu
over to the family OF the deceased. who re-
side at No. 1715 Second street northeast.
Coroner HaInmett today gave IA certificate
of death from na tural causes.
A local carriage manufacturer has ship
ped to Chicago two handsome aud unique
caravans for the use of party or actors
IN making q tour through the West, from
Chicago overland across the plains to Dem
yer.
Prof. Darton of the geological survey
in New York engaged in completing a
cientific map of the regions about Trenton.
Considerable talk is heard among the
wheelmen regarding the refusal OF the
street car companies to carry bicycles
street cars in Paris are provided with 'p-
pliances for the carrying OF wheels on the
sides and rear euds OF the cars. and there
is room for improvem ent in America.
Maggie Green, an aged cOlored woman,
who lives at No. 49, First street, was Sc
yerely bitten on the hip by a vicious dog at
an early hour this morning. The aged wo;
man passed too near the brute while he
was gnawins a bone and he sprang upon
her.
The Knights of Malta Communicates or
this city have accepted an invitation from
Rev. ID. W. Skellenger to attend divine SER
vices on May 81 at the Sixth Presbyterian
Church at Sixth and streets southwest.
The knight sin uniform will march in body
Hal M pannsIyNlnll
avenue, to the church.
James johnson, a colored farm hand
from Virginia, was found by the Firth
precinct police sick and helpless at Twelfth
and B streets southeast. He was sent TO
the Washington Asylum Hospital in the
patrol wagon.
A nine year-old boy named Thomas Nc
Nahon, who lives with his parents al No.
40 l street northwest, was run over at
the corner of Fifth street and New York
avenue yesterday, by milk wagon driven
by Edward Arlington. The lads foot was
crushed, and he was otherwise painfully
injured.
card case conta lining So. 80, the prop
erty OF l.. Esworthy, was stolen by
sneak thief from his dining table yestcr-
lay at his residence, No. 2029 Fourteenth
street northwest. The theft was reported
% Inspector Hollinberger this forenoon.
While James Davis, OF No. 124 street
southeast. Ans trying to board gravel
train of the Baltimore AID Ohio railroad
at lexington ester,iay afternoon, he
fell under tiie cars and one wheel passed
over his left forearm, crushing it to a
pulp. He vas emoved to Providence
Hospital in the Eighth precinct patrol
wagon and the injured member will prop
ably he amputatcd.
An unknown CuIorcd boy, about thirteen
years of age, dneonscious ard supposed 10
have been knocked down by bicycle. was
picked up Today by the Fifth precinct
police at Eighth, street aud Pennsylvania
avenue southeast md sent to the Washing
ton Asylum. .for tIcatment.
Igaacio SuDghitti. banana dealer, wasar-
rested on Pennsyiva MIA avenue near Tenth
street this fmorning. Two policemen and
"A crewdo hoys attended thecercmony.
The Improvement noted yesterday in the
condition of Capt. George f. Lemon, who
las been so seriously i'll at the Shoreham
Hotel for several days, continues. He
was much better this morning than he has
been since his attack, and there is every
Indication that he will recover.
Capt. J. A. Perry has resigned the prcsi-
iency of the Capital City Club, a colored
organization at No. $40 Penus ylvanla
avenue northwest.
The Emergency Hospital ambulance was
N use today, after having been out of ser
vice for some time past, owing 10 the alb
sence OF horse to haul it. A new animal
was secured yesterday. The hospital au-
thorities have been using the police patrol
wagons and anbulances until the new
horse was purchased for the institution.
The Commissioners have ordered the con-
structiou of sixty-five feet of twcnty-one-
inch sewer across / street northeast, be-
tween Third and Fourth streets
An allotment was made today. by order
of the Commissioners, of $500 from the
emergency fund for the use of the parking
commissioners, to meet the expense in
cured in the removal of tree branches
aud uprootcd trees found in the parks and
streets as tine result of the recent storms.
Judge Miller sent william Diggs to Jail
this morning for four months. William
hit Mary Nash over the head with bottle
during a heated argument.
Edward Bush, the coiored driver of one
Jail today by Judge Miller today for four
months. He struck Perry Powell, COLI
ored boy, with a black -sna Ike whip.
The police of the several precincts are
looking for Mary Michael. white. who dis
appeared suddenly and mysteriously from
her home here several nights ago. Her
friends say She has never gone away be
fore, and they fear foul play.
Oscar Brown, a fourteen year-Old cOlorcd
boy wa sent 10 Jail for six months by Judge
Miller this morning for stealing $500
from the saloon of William ]. Daily, on II
street near Second street northeast.
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TWO JURIES AND ONE JUDGE.
Peculiar judicial Procedure In a Ne
brirska Court.
Omaha Neb.. May 23.-Stanley Cla ycomh
was arrested several weeks ago cha rgeJ