The morning times., 1896-11-15
City Brevities

Mr.. W. n. Barnes OF Pittsburg is in the
| city on business.
Policemen Foley and Yetton, of No. s po-
| lice station, are onleave.
Mr. E. j. Davis, of the State Depart
| IEent, has gone North for visit
The chain gang is at wcrk digging tree
holes on Kentucky avenue southeast.
Sewers in the eastern section of the
city We're cleaned and flushed yesterday.
Mr.. Morrison, of the Treasury Depart
ment, has returned from visit in In
diana.
Mr.. Edward Dooley, of Fifth street
northeast, returned from Michigan yes
terday.
Georgia avenue southeast, between Six
teentb and Seventeenth streets, is being
graded.
uen and Mrs Fitzhugh Lee arrived from
Richmond last evrning and are at The
Shoreham.
John Jett was arrested yesterday, by
Policeman Estes, for having no bell ON
his wheel.
Mr.. Albert Perkins, of Second and
streets, has gone on bunting trip TO
West Virginia.
william Weston was arrested last night
for assault and locked up at the Sixth
precinct station.
MajorJ schrener, OF 1775 Madisonstreet,
vtv % N pl Il vlsiG To Canton, ono, has
returned home.
Tucker at the morning service at Foundry
NJ. E. Church and at Calvary Baptist Church
in the afternoon
Mr.. C. F. Eisenstein of 1 33 Massachusetts
avenue northeast, leaves today for Denver
on legal business.
A new marble altar is being erected at
- 4
streets southeast
Mr.. Harvey Madison, of Montgomery
county, Md, is visiting Mr.. Ii. A. Clark, of
l street northeast.
The II street gate of the B. & o. road
vas torn DOWN yesterday by u careless
driver of I coal wagon.
SIR Eugene GLddess, OF the Interstate Com
nlerce ommisSion, ieGt yesterday to visit
friends in Marshall, Va.
Deputy Sanitary officer VIII Amiss
LETT Ior Dayton, o., yesterday afternoon.
He will be gone one week.
Lesser stevens ana james Maiiit, of
Baltimore, are visiting friends ut iTOS
81, ,teeulh street northwest.
Henry Garner, Will Pitts, Arthur Kelly,
! and Charles sullivan have gone on duck
ing trip to the Chesapeake Bay.
All. W. "A. King. oI II street northwest,
n. Y, returned home yesterday.
Workmen are engaged in cutting Massa-
chusetts avenue through the hills, from
Lincoln Park to Nineteenth street.
Mr.. John Eland of London, England, is
registered at the Metropolitan Hotel. He
is on his way South from the East.
Albert Maloney was arrested yesterday
for having no bell on his bicycle, by Police
man Estes, OF the Sixth precinct.
Mr.. Lewis w. Newman, of 932 L street
northwest, left yesterday to spend some
time with relatives in Staunton, Va.
Mr.. Zeff is about to leave the city to
spend a few weeks hunting on his old
veteran farm in Prince George county, Md.
William Fleming OF No. 13 Second street
wrecked his wheel yesterday by Coliiding
with wagon at First and C streets north
east.
visiting friends in totumwa, Iowa, has re-
ncd TO his home. lIl0 W street north
west.
Work is being pushed In laying the heavy
rails On the b. & o. road. as the new
engines lately put OH are too heavy for
the old rails.
Anabdndoned horse and wagon WAS found
Yesterday afternoon on Fourteenth street,
near S. officer Dorsett took the team to
No. police station.
A new cable was drawn through the CON
duit of the CAPITAL Traction Company from
the Peace Monument TO the Baltimore and
Ohio depot yesterday.
Capt. William Mills, Mr.. Samuel Maddox
aud Mr.. William Sherry have gone down to
the Lower Potomac on n ducking trip on
the yacht Ella Treadweil.
Mr.. John ". Alexander, who at present is
n member of the American colony in Paris,
Is in the city. He Will make a tour of this
country before he goes abroad again.
The open air meetings of the Salvation
ARMY will he dispensed with today. The
local corps, under Staff Captain Blanche
Cox, VIII assist Mrs. Commander Booth
An election bet In the shape of an
eight-course dinner Will be paid Wedncs-
day by DR.. Hayes, of Capitol Hill, to
Col. Morrison, OF the Treasury Depart-
ment
William Hamilton, John Davis and Henry
Hamilton, all colOred, Were locked up at
No. o station last night, charged by Police
men Stewart and Hatchford with disor
derly assembly.
Mr.. II. Il. Crickman of New York, secre-
tary of the National Stecple Chase Asso-
ciation, is stopping at the Metropolitan
Hotel. He will remain in the city during
the Benning race meet.
Thomas Addison, a tan lanky colored
man, was locked up last night at the
Seventh precinct, charged with an assault
on Charles Cook Thomas objects to the
visits of Cook at his home during his
absence.
Carl j. F. Graft, trustee, and James
Coleman yesterday filed a bill in equity
against Esther A Keyser and Others for the
resting of legal title of part lot IA, square
GIG, in which the plaintiffs claim an
interest.
Lieut.. AInss yesterday issued orders to
the police of the First precinct that in
the future small bill boards and posters
would not he allowed on the sidewalk, or
along the building line without permission
from the owner OF the premises.
The AntiSaloon League will hold a
service this evening in the Congress Street
NJ. P. Church, Rev. w. s. Hammond,
pastor. Addresses will be delivered by
members of the league, and the church
choir will render special music.
William Bell, young colored man. be.
came engaged in an alteration in o
street alley last night, and swore so loudly
That he could be heard two blocks away
Patrolman Hartley arrested him and took
him TO the Fifth street station house.
John H. Parsons, Baltimorean, fell
down a short flight of steps last night
and received bad cash on the head while
entering lunch room at the corner of
Thlrty-stNth and = streets northwest
lie was removed TO Emergency Hospital.
Mr.. H. Kcndrick Gibson, first sergeant
.: the Miles Cycle Infantry, and Mr.. Alfred
Potberry, Of 2122 L street, are booked
for long ride on tandem shortly. The
run will include New York city and the
principal towns along the Hudson River
as far rs Albany.
The remains of Marshall Rowser, col
ored, seventy years of age, who died