The morning times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1897, 1896-08-20
City Brevities

j. J. Borg, of New York. is on a visit to
| this city,. ~
Miss Annie Mitchell is visiting at spotsyl-
vania. Va,
b. B. McCowen. of Reading. Pa. Is here
| on business.
Officer Mcdonald. OF No. station. is TN
the sick list
Joaquin Arincona, of Merida, Yucatan,
is at the Rlleigh.
F. a. Young. of the United States Coast
Survey. is in the city. .-o-f
Capt. Stephen G. Seyburn. Tenth Cavalry.
ID in the city on leave.
Frank E. Richcy, Of st. Louis. Mo-, il
here seeing the sights.
W. E. Bougietun, an attorney OF Phiia-
deiphia. is ut the Raleigh.
Officer Mitchell. OF No. g station. is on Il
ten days leave OF absence.
Foreman Thu Donoiiue. OF Truck Com
pany B. is Off on his vacation.
H.. ". Clark. Of JacssOnyiiie. Fla, is
visiting friends In Washington.
Fireman John Sherman. OF Chemical Com
pany No. IL. 4 at Atlantic City.
Mr. J.H. Wood, OF San Francisco. is stop.
ping at the Riggs during his stay in tn.
city.
AIexan Ter G. Ammen. OF A mrnendale. Nd,
AMI son OF Admiral A lm.n. Is atthe Ebb,tt
House.
John Parkhurst, Of the Medical Museum.
has gone 10 smith Greek Nd, for ten
days vacation.
The Government Printing Office employees
are looking FOR McGran, who is Going the
wilds OF Pennsylvania.
a new trial Of the gas motor car will be
made today at IL O'Clock over the tracks
OF the Anacostia line
Albert English, after . thirty Gays va
cation, returned To work In the Government
Printing Office yesterday
A council was held yesterday. 1T 2:30
O'Clock .. IA 4. at tae Mount Calvary Baptist
Caurch, to transact routine business
John Hogan. No 81 o Second street north
east WAS treated at Emergency Hospital
las. night for dog bite ON the left leg
Mr.. and Mrs. james Mcdonnell have
returned from their, webbing tiip and are
now at home ut So7 North Capitol street.
Master Finest Kcnnard, with his sister.
Mrs u. II. Snyder. or South Washington,
have returned home from visit 10 Brown-
ingsville, Md.
Four II. ore residents Of Georgetown were
arrested Yesterday for keeping unlicensed
dogs. bu, their cases IN the police court
were noiieybt6&Pd. A-s=-;;---
The War D2prr,steDt has sent physi-
clan to TenI,Sssee to isfng Leaf. H u
Roche, retifed. TO the 81 EiizatH,th H.
sane Asylunff for treatment.
Mrs John T. Lott. Of Darby, Penn, Is
. guest Is -her .sor-iniaw. Edward +
Farley, No. 80 X street northeast. MIS-
Lott Is accom- panied by her son, Willie.
p
Mr. Richard Linthicum. ma IA ging editor
OF the sSuntiiy editionOfthe Chicago Times
Herald. Is visiting his brother Mr.. Pcn1a-
min +. LinttiicuEn. OF No. 81 Fourth street.
Lieut.. D. a. Mahan has been ordered to
the Machias as executive officer. reiiev-
ing Lieut.. W p Day. who Is detached,
ordered bssr,e ands grantcd three months
leave.
Charles Arthur. Marshall. va. l.. C.. Herr.
Louisville, Ky; f. q. Hoinniiil, Noioik, va:
H. n. MARSHALL. Mobile. Ala. and Charles
Armstrong. Mobile. Ala, are at tic Hotel
Johnson.
]. Marshall Petty son OF District Audi
tor Petty. left for Loudoun camp-mee,ing
Yesterday. He vii! he guest of Mr.. 7.
NJ. tombstone. in Loudoun--ya., before re-
turning home.
EN-. Thurbe.. OF Manchester. y. H., and
who is stopping ut No. GO9 Sixth street
northwest. Tell in an ep.ieptic fit last night
and was treated ut Emergency Hospital
by DR.. withers.
HG Carnweil, who las been suffering
with typhvid fever for three months, at
his home, corner Of Twcnty-second and q
streets northwest, has had RELAPSE AMI
is hardly expected to live.
The sum Of SIS, the customary amount.
was allotted yesterday from the firemeh's
relief fund to defray the expenses incurred
in the burial OF the late J. ID. Angel, j mem
Der of the department force.
Among a party Of Neutrality-suspicious. who
are spending several days at the hone
of Mrs. John Brown. OF ELLIOTT City, Md,
are Miss Mamie Morciand, Messrs. Harry
Nnreland, and Emil r. Miller.
The Commissioners went out late yester-
day afternoon to examine the several SITES
offered for the engine house in the
Brightwood vicinity. This Is the last OF
the new engine houses to be located.
A festival was held last night by the
Ladies' Aid Society, OF the Keller Ne
mortal Lutheran Church. at the church,
Ninth md Maryland avenue, for the benefit
OF the church fund. Quite sum was
realized.
Col Leonard RhO0e Of Pennsylvania.
chairman Of the executive committee o.
the National Grange, is in the City Tor the
purpose OF arranging for the meeting M
the grange, which will be held here in
November.
The President yesterday promoted Lieut..
Carroll A. DevOe To captain and assistant
gu artermaster Twenty-fifth Infantry.
Capt. Devoe was detailed at the University
Of Wisconsin. at Madison, az instructor In
military tactics.
G,rt, nn1 IL.
E. j. Mclaughlin leave tonight for Bal
tirnore. on Sunday they will proceed TO
Atlantic City for a stay OF two weeks.
They will then go to Boston and return 10
the Capital BY way OF beat.
Cant. Annie worthington, who has tecn
in charge for some weeks OF the Washington
work OF the Salvation Army, was promoted
at the Washington Grove Camp meeting on
Mountaineering to be an ensignas q reward
for eight years Of faithful and successful
service. ,.-I--
The steamer River Queen. belonging TO
the Mount ernOn aud Marshall hall Steam
boat Company. has been taken off the
line, and now lies tied up at the o street
wharf. The Waterman said the boa
had been taken off simply because there
was no tWsiness.
Assistant Postmaster TuIlock has or
dered lettsr lcX placed at the inter
section OF Bri ghtwOoi avenue and Irving
street. This action on the part OF Mr..
Tul!ock was at the solicitation OF Secretary
Simmons of the Columbia Heights Cit
zens' Association.
sIGES OF FALL.
The nights are growin' cooler,
And the days are drawin' ia: