The morning times., 1896-07-11
City Brevities

DR.. Zavemba, OF St Elizabeths medical
staff, returned yesterday from visit
to friends in Baltimore.
Bert Clark, carpenter, twenty-one
years old, was arrested last mig hit by Po-
liceman Tracy on Il warrant Charging him
with disorderiy conduct.
Thomas Foster, IL oo!ored laborer, while
working at the Ii ygcnic Ice Company, COR
ner Fifteenth and E streets northeast, yes
terday. was injured about the head.
Willis Taylor, a seven -year-Old white boy,
fell from the Roof OF a summer kitchen at
his home, 275 II street northeast, yesterday
afternoon and broke his left ankle.
The a. 2. "A. headquarters, on the Corner
of Twelfth street and Penns ylvania avenue,
erected today Il beautiful new flag. 1t
is a genuine ''old glory and has forty
five stars.
James Roche, three-year-oid white 10y,
became lost yesterday afternoon and was
sent to the Second precinct station by Off
Ger Hartley. Later he was turned over to
his parents.
A slight fire, caused by defective f1ue,
occurred at the home OF Marrow Jones 10
Hillside yesterday afternoon. The flames
were exiting uished without the engine. The
damage was very slight.
Judge Cole, in Probate court yesterday,
passed formal order refusing the probat-
ing of the Holt will. An appeal was taken
according to expectation, and the appeal
bond fixed at $4,000.
William d. and Rufus P. Clark, trading
as Clark Company, No. S11 Market Space,
made an assignment yesterday to Clement
W. Howard. The liabilities are rated at
SCI, ,56l 81; assets, S56 900.
George ChurchwelI. a colored cook, fifty
four years old, was taken sick on street,
between Fifth and Sixth northwest. last
night, and was conveyed in the police am
bulaDce TO Freedman's Hospital.
R. A. Adamson Of No 2523 NJ street
northwest, reported atNo. station yester-
day that some unknown person entered his
tool shed Thursday night and carried off q
Dumber Of tools, valued at about $S.
Elizabeth Kries brought suit for dana ges
in the sum OF $4,000 yesterday against
the Metropolitan Railroad Company. This
sum is asked to cover the Injuries suffered
by the plaintiff July 81, 1895. by falling
from one of the company's cars OH Four
and-a-haif street northwest.
The mail from Gray Gables yesterday
brought the following appointments: Will
lam NJ. Jordan, assistant surg con in the
Marine Hospital service, and James A.
Nydcgger, passed assistant surgeon in
oSA'ANo. A2thls OF
New York, Consul OF the United States
at Alexandretta, Syria.
Miss Lillian Cowman OF Baltimore. Md
lost pocketbook, containing a sum of
money and articles valuable only TO The
owner, on her way from Chevy Chase to
the city yesterday afternoon. II the
pocketbook is left at the convention beud.
quarters in Washington Light Infantry
Arfnory 1t will be returned to the owner.
The strike of the steam filters, which has
lasted over ten weeks, has been officiaUv
declared off by Joint meeting OF local
branches Nos. 10 and 2s. National Asso-
ciation OF Steam and Hot Water Filters
or America. Their delegates to the cen.
tral labor bodies have been instructed to
request that all shops placed on the unfair
list by them be taken off the same.
The sick list Of the police department is
as follows: First precinct. sergt. F r
Amlss, PatrolmaD F. II. Parks: Third pre.
cinct, Patroimen c. B. Willis, T. l.. Enc.
ilsh, e. II. High, and Driver A. w. Walker.
Fourth. sergt j. c. Daley, Patrulmen +
T. Turnburke and G. w. Greer. Fiftb
PatroimeD William Robie and F.. L. Alien.
sixth, Patrolinan 7. B. McNamee. n
elements. and Michael Lynch; Seventh
Patro!men s. j. Harry, C. c. Sanders. and
station keeper a. b. Malone: Eighth, e F
Elliott w H. Matthews, and John Georhon.
Ninth, w. W. Wheeler.