The morning times., 1896-10-05

To tile emergency ' hoSpttdi. WUcEt tUc III
jured mcmber was dressed.
Policeman Carson of the Second pre-
cinct is acting sergeant in the place OF
Sergt. kancher. who Is now temporarily
stationed at police headquarters.
Edward Clayton, cyciist, living near
Third and K streets northwest, was thrown
from his wheel in the Soldiers Home
grounds yesterday afternoon and sustained
a bad cut on the forehead.
medium-sized bench, which was blown
away from some residence during the
night OF the cyclone, was picked up by
the police of the Second precinct, and / S
now at the station, awaiting identirica-
ton.
horse attached to the grocery wagon
OF c. +. Nelson, corner Seventh and
streets southeast. ran away Saturday night
aud was not captured until he reached the
shores OF the Eastern branch near Eleventh
street southeast.
Berty Datmar, a bartender, and Horace
thanelee. tie patent attorney, were vic
Tins uf cycling Policeman J. A DuvaIl
Saturday night for fast riding on their
bicycles. Each scorcter left So collateral
at the Second precinct station.
The annual election of officers for the
National Gospel Mission Union, held last
week, resulted: President, W L. Rruen:
vice presidents. DR.. Louis Klopsch, " A.
Robbins; secretary, George W. Wheeler;
treasurer. Er. John L. Carpenter.
In addition to the 81 100 which the
Central Union Mission is trying to raise for
current expenses and for payment on the
building which they now OCCUPY is to be
added $3.50 more, the extent Of the DANA ge
done by the storm last Tuesday night.
Thomas Kelley, a bricklayer, No. 1125
pennsylvania avenue, yesterday quarreled
with some companions over quarter
A fight ensueu during which he was kic ked
IN the breast. He was taken TO Emergency
Hospital, where his injuries were dressed
Mr. Charles Buynton. night manager of
| the Associated Press, and Mr.. Howard
Thompson, correspondent have gone to
New York, where tEey viii Speno part of
their vacation. The remainder of their rest
VIII be spent IN several places In Mort heru
| PcnnS yivania.
Rev. Eger;on Ryerson Young Of Canada
| will deliver a lecture under the auspices
| OF the Epworth League OF St Paul's Church,
| corner OF Eighteenth street and MasSa-
| chuSctts avenue, on Tuesday evening next.
, Tue subject OF the lecture Will be Travels
by Canoe and Dog Train
uoiucn Commandery No.7l2, L. o. G. c.,
| Will meet next Friuay evening at Scot
| tish Rite Hall, No. 9io Pennsylvania ave
nue.. Ninet y-seven candidates Will tie ad-
mitted, thus bringing the membership up
| to AL. This is the youngest and largest
commandery in the country.
Harry McAleer, a bookbinder, living at
| No. 9O2 French street northwest. had some
| trouble with his wife, Ella McAleer, several
| days ago which resulted in his being ar
| rested yesterday Afternoon by Policeman
! Keefe, on a warrant charging him with an
assault. A sister-in-law was arrested, too.
| While ]. +. Dickins, conductor on a
| Seventh street cable car, was out riding
| on bicycle yesterday afternoon, he was
| struck by n team OF horses and thrown
| from his wheel. He was sent to Emer-
| gency Hospital in a dazed condition to
have an ugly cut over his left eye sewed
| up.
| George Tyler, In quarrel with his
| father Edward Tyler. struck him in the
| left side with hrics yesterday morn
| ing. The injured man was taken to the
Emergency Hospital. where his wount
| was dressed. His assailant Is still al
| large. Both live at No. 347 Jackson Hall
| alley.
Richard Brown, aged twenty-seven. a
| wha RI hand, living at No go Third street
southwest, was accidentally struck yes
| terday afternoon with a pike pole in the
hands of a companion The blow was
| dealt in the face and his nose was frac-
tured He was cared for at Emergency
| Hospital.
William II Washington, a colOred news
dealer, who lives in Queens alley. quarreled
with a number of men last night in O
saloon in Rosslyn. When he left the
place he was followed and pelted with
stones. Vie went to Emergency Hospital
with number OF gashcs atout his Ecat
and chest.
Colored men in favor OF free silver vii
hold meeting tonight at Interstate Demo
cratic headquarters, on New York avenue
between Thirteenth and Fourteenth street
northwest, at 5 O'Clock. Addresses VIII E'
made by Editor Brincklcy, Hon. j. ID
Dawson of Ohio, and j. ". Dicken q
New York.
Li.sls &ary Fowler. the child who was
peculiarly il tured ly falling On &; broom
handel ut Great Falls Hotel some week:
ago. has sufficiently recovered to lie re
moved to her fathers home, No. 351a
Prospect avenue. Since the date Of IT,,
;.cciCeH; she has been under the immediate
care Of DR.. D. B. Adams.
meeting OF the toard of managers ol
the workingiEan's Library association and
Labor Bureau was held last evening a thu
residence of Mrs. j. l.. MuBT0e. No. 15o
A street northeast. to discuss Plans fol
Il the proposed entertainment. 1t was dc
cided TO postpone the entertainment unti
.be middle of November.