The morning times., 1896-10-22
CityBrevities


The walks in Garfield Park southeast have
been regraded.5
Walter Mapes of street north east Is
seriously i'll with bronchitis.
Fourth street Is now oEen to traffic,
after having been asphalted.
MIR. Jennings IL. Wilson left last night
for Baltimo ore for a few days visit.
Mr.. c Il. Stead of Baltimore is visiting
friends on Myrtle street northeast.
Randolph siOnrpe was arrested Yesterday
by Policeman Lapnahan for assault.
Miss Annie Ahtwisle, of Baltimore, is
visiting friends on U street northwest
MISS LAME Bond, of Martinsburg, W. Va,
is visiting relatives on Ninth street.
MI. j. Hayes Mitchell has gone to Cresson,
Pa, for months visit to his parents.
Five new telegraph poles have been
pun up on Thirteenth street. southeast.
William Baird W as arrested by Policeman
Payne last night Tor cruelty to animals.
Father Kirby Of ST. Joseph's Church, is
the latest clerical convert TO the wheel.
George Willis was arrested by Police
man MnlVey Tor intoXicaton yesterday.
John Parker was arrested last night by
Policeman Wiggans for disorderly con,irct.
section of the chain gang was at work
Yesterday grading Fifteenth street north
east.
Mr.. T.: w. Sprague and wife of James
Town, N l., are visiting at No. 6o9 Il
street northwest.
Mr. Thomas c. Taylor No. 921 & street
northwest, returne yesterday from speech
making tour in Ohio.
Inc telegraph wires are being repaired
and new poles erected at the corner of
First and II streets northwest
The commissioned officers of the High
School Regiment had a meeting at Light
Infantry armory last evening.
Water pipes are being run into num-
Der of houses on l street southeast, be-
tween Sixth and seventh streets.
The Washington Athletic Club VIII give
a ball on Monday. October 20, at their
club house, ON South Capitol street.
Mr. l.. B. Green. formerly in the Coast
ana Geudet!c survey. has gone 10 New
York to accept IL position in an insurance
office.
number OF delegates to the spirtuaiist
convention we're photographed III group
yesterday AT the south entrance of the
Patent Office
William Ii. Wheatley of 221 First street
southeast and William Walker We're ar
rested by Policeman Turner last night for
'iuNi's w
President Munsen and Secretary Howard
OF the National Poultry Association,
are in Ia gerstown, Md, in attendance OH
the poultry show ut that place.
Work was begun yesterday on the im-
proycnent OF the lot at tnc Intersection OF
virginia avenue, and Fifth streets south
east. II VIII btieycicd and "A parking iuadc.
Francis a. Bnlser. VINO was arrested
| suipe time ago for keeping a disordcrly
house on New Jersey avenue, was again
Ii ken into custody last night on Il charge OF
| vagrancy.
| The brick front af the residence of W. l.
| BJccbus, pastor of the First Methodist
| Church, corner Fifth street and Virginia
| avenue, has been torn out preparatory u
reinodeling. .T
| kifa Guisepe LeCis, an Italian huckster,
| was arrested at ifS four-anu-,-half street
| last night by defective Hartigan Tor Fob
berry, on compltint of Roma Romey, an
| Otiier italian.s
| T. Stubo Farrow, auditor of the Trea
| ury for the war department. reports thai
the work in his office Is well up, eXccp,
| III the pay division, which Is a year IL
| arrears through lack OF clerical force.
Mrs. Catharine Kane. sixty years old
| dropped dead at her home, No. GA L
street southwest, shortly after O'Clock
! ypSiefday afternoon Coroner uamnrtt
| Was nstified of the wolpan's death and
VIII investigate today.
James Coates, cQi"ied. forty years Of age,
| Willie ut work. yeste rdHy repairing the con
| crete bet twcens tie TRACKS on Eighth street
southeast, was srruck by Capital Traction
| train. No. l2T.a He received spit nose
| but WAS otherwise uninJured.
A sudden attack of illness yesteria Y
| prevented Col. De Witt {. Sprague from
| taking part III the de'icatory services oi
| Second Connecticut Heavy Artillery Inouu
| inent at Arlington Col. Sprague had pre-
| pared IA poem for the occasion.
| On next Sunday ttc congregation of st
| Marys Catholic Cngrch will celebrate til,
| nftieth anniversary OF the laying OF th,
| corner stone Of that edifce. Mgr. Mar
| bons viii participate in the celebration.
Charles Brown. iifiy-two years old, q
| huCkster, was arrested last night by Police
| men Oriani and Mcdaniel for the larceny
| Of a bushel and n half OF potatoes from q
| dealer in Center market. The man was
locked up at the Twelfth street station on
| a charge of petit larceny.
Clifton Holland and George Cave, colored
school boys, were having battle royal
| yesterday afternoon in front of the Mott
| school corner Sixth and TruDbull streets
| when Policemen Ilile and Yoe appeared
! on the scene and conveyed them to the
| station house.