The morning times., 1896-10-10
CityBrevities

Policeman Taynien of the First precinct
| Is oil sick leave. -s'st
,foiicen.al uIl, er arrested Theodore West
| for drunkenness =
! James -Cumpbeil was arrested last Light
| for scOrching.
Policeman Payne, of No. 3, has Leen
! placed ON the sick list
Precinct. DETECTIVE Hartigan has re-
turned from twenty Gays leave.
| Virginia avenue, between second and
Thru s.reels. has Leen regarded.
| Moun5ed sergG. henny, OF the Eighth
! precinct, has resufied ms nightly rounus.
fLe ia-pe s>ci.oo,, ,.cu,i. din
streets southeast. - nearly Compietrt-
Policemen Evans and Nauek, Of the
EisnJn, liassire.J lned 70 uuty aiUcr Il slO,t
leave.
A large number OF shade trees III the
Marine barracKs grounus have Teen cut
down. =
W. White was arrested last night for
fast riding on bicycle by fonceinan
Estes.
| Wa.cr mains will te laid Cn Fourth street
southeast, belween pennsylvania avenue
Sewer pipes are being run into Trinity
NJ. T.. ChaleA, Corner tif.h ana Z slieets
southcastqV 5
Il uew Telegraph pole was set yestei-
day on the eorner oil Third and Z streets
northeast. 4
Detectiv@ Gallagher and Policeman
Beerncs. stationed ut the central Office,
are Oh leave.
Mr. W. J.. MCGEE. No. 1925 Connecticut
avenue northwest, has gone to New sork
I for IL short trip.
Policeman Bryan, Of the Seventh, has
To- and hit
cation unting.
Rev. Andrew Jackson, a colored BAPTIST
clergyman, died at his home in Hiilsdaie
on wednesday morning last
The three-mas,ed schooner Heel from
Switzerland, Va, is lying at Smiths wharf
at the foot of Fourth street southeast.
Several large trees blown down by tue
recent storm have not been removed from
tue parking along K Street northeast
Charles Peters, colored, thirty y-eight years
old, was taken from the Washington Asy-
lum Hospital yesterday to St. Elizabeth's.
Sergt. Bryan is now acting lieutenant
at the Ninth precinct in the absence OF
Lieut.. Heffner. Officer Ellsworth is act
ing sergea mt.
Policeman Lynch arrested William Knott
yesterday for carrying concealed weapons
A razor and loaded revolver were found
In Knotts possession.
Messrs. c. T. r. Miller, No. 1907 R street
northwest, and T A. Emery, No. l6o5
Thirteenth north west, are spending
few weeks in New York.
number of new telegraph poles art
being erected on NJ street southeast, be-
tween Fourth and Fifth. to replace thos,
blow down in the recent storm.
DIR. II. Nicholas wadsworth, of No. 1O2S
Vermont avenue, died yesterday after
| long Illness. The funeral services will be
held at his residence today at p. IN.
In the Metropolitan car shecs, back a.
Lincoln Park, Il causeway Is being cut
for the transportation of cars into the
side shed. which has lust been completed.
workmen employed by the Capital Trac-
| ton Company succeeded yesterday in
| Strengthening the stbound track OF the
road at the bridge over Rock Greek, CD
N street near Twenty sixth.
The stone coping IN front OF the White
House, which was badly shattered by
| falling tree during the recent storm, is
| being replaced, az Is also that PORTION or
the iron fence injured at the same time.
Lieut. Boyle, of tie Third police precinct.
reports a sewer trap at entrance to alley
between Jackson Place and Seventeenth
street, Pennsylvania avenue and street
! northwest, to be in a dangerous condluon
Charles Goelzingey, a fourteen-year-old
schoolboy. Wits arrested yesterday after
noon by Policeman Gauldnian for playing
ball in the street The youngsters parents
lef. SO collateral at the Second precinct
station. q, ~
| Mr. A. l.. Gill. living at No. / 413 L street
north west, vas alighting from 4 cable car
at seventh and streets northwest
yesterday afternoon, when he made
misstep and fell, cutting long cash in
his head.
a meeting OF the Virginia Colored Re
publican Association was held at the
States headquarters, 923 L street, last
night The meeting was largely attended
aud forty-five new members were added
| to the rolls.
Agnes NJ. Holland, who came here with
| Il view of forming a matrimonial alliance
with one oft the Presidential candidates.
was placed on,a train at the Baltimore aud
| Potomac depot yesterday and sent to her
home Ill Eostu1-
Albert Markwuod, n school boy, residing
| at Nineteenth q nd n streets north W est, was
| knocked down by u colored wheelman at
| the corner OF Connecticut uyenue and NJ
street yesterday afternoon and badly
bruised about the head and body.
Thomas Shea, colored laborer, living
on Warren street. between B and ana
| Twelfth and Thirteenth streets northeast,
was thrown from his wagon on Second
street, between d and E. He suffered
painful injuries about his head and side.
r. u. Howell tie usher at the Acaaeiuy
of Music, is not the Howell mentioned in
! The Evening Times yesterday as hay
| ing suffered an assault as the result of
reprimanding an overiub;lant auditor. Th,
difficulty did not occur in the Academy.
Pay Inspector worthington Goldsborough,
IStn "a 4 10
| was placed on the retired list OF the Navy
yesterday. having reached the age limit
| OF siNty-twO years. He was appointed To
! the pay corps from Maryland, Septen.b ber 30,
| 1869.
! Edward Harris, colored, living at No.
| 1104 Connecticut avenue, was found in
| semi-conscious condition last night at
| the corner of Tenth and E streets He was
| taken 10 Emergency Hospital, Where IL
| was found he was suffering from chills
| and fever.
| A rut in the concrete on the wesS side
of Fifteenth street, betw cen F street and
| PENNSYLVANIA avenue, caused Two cyclists
| to meet With mishaps last evening, and
| one of them, n lady, Who Withheld her
name, was so badly hurt that she had to
| call a cab.
| Archbishop Gross, of Oregon. is in the
| city, the guest of his brother, Mr.. A. q.
| Gross, of No. 172l Seven eenIu street
| northwest Bishop Gross is here to at
tend the meeting Of archhishops of the
| country, which will be held at the Catholic
University October 70.
Tile Virginia democratic Association met
last night at 90 Pennsylvania avenue
and held one of its usual largely attend
| ed political seances, with Col. Jones, first
| vice president, in the chair, and Dr. K. n
| Harper as secretary. The speakers We're
| Mf A. A. Lipscomb and Mr.. Joseph Willard