The morning times., 1896-10-30
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Mr. H. C. Robertson of 32 Seventh street
northeast is-ig Falmouth, va.
Eugene Mercer was arrested iast hignS
for assault by policeman Lamb.
Forrest W Brown. a lawyer Of Charles
ton, W. Va, is visiting in this city.
A new balustrade is being built around the
center irousc attthd Marine sBarracks-., T..
Mr. N. W Holley of 6O5 Massachusetts
avenue northeast has gone to ilptoh' ihu'
No arrests were made at No. ponce
station from 8 d. m to ] ! p. III. yesterday.
Mr. John Moran of the Government Print,
ing Office has gone to New York oh d bfief
visit
The work of laying the two-foot sewer
along Second street southeast has been
fin islied.
Bessie jenkins of 12G Madison aliey
northwest was arrested for disordeay con
duct last night.
Water mains are being run into number
of houses on Thirteenth street southeast, :
| between G. and L. 6
Charles Mccoy and Percy Russell Were
arrested last night by, Policeman Estes
| for fast riding on bicycles.
| The work OF laying water mains along
| Thirteenth street southeast, between ID ana
| E, VIII begin i'll Il few days.
F. A Mitchell Of Wilmington, Del, Who
| has been spending several days in TINS
| City, returned home yesterday.
| Some large roots that have stood on
| Twentieth street, near | northwest. since
| the hurricane were yesterday removed
New curbing has been laid on South
| Carolina avenue southeast from seventh
to Ninth. The street will be asphaited.
The lady friends Of the Workingman's
| Library and Labor Bureau Will serve re-
| freShInents at the bureau oh election night,
The singing Of the Salvation Army lassies
| attracted large crowd at Franklin space
last evening. All the hymns were sung
| to popular airs.
Work was begun yesterday on the i'm
! provement OF G street southeast, between
! Eleventh und Twelfth streets, The street
| will he blocked.
There was cave in of the sidewalk on
| Twenty y-second near Il street northwest,
| yesterday, caused by bursting water pipe.
The water department was notified.
Policeman Michael Lynch who was sum
moned lefore the trial board for charges
preferred by John B. Collins for conduct
nbecoming an officer, was acquitted yes
tcIday- ...- -..-
| The police on duty at the corner oil Flftn
and streets Were kept busy last evening
making the thrung of curious move on
WHO Went to take Il look at the mesmcriZed
sleeper. ,-,,.-. -.... ......-... ... ........
Assistant Secretary Reynolds OF the
Interior Department has gone to his Penn
| sylvanIa home and Will enter actively into
the sound money campaign, beginning at
Bedford.
Henry Carter and John johnson became
involved IN an affray yesterday near the
b. Il y. depot. Policeman Costello set
tied it by locking ihem 10th up at the
Sixth precinct station.
A medal has been awarded Capt. James
Burns forsueriturious Conduct GH the field
of battle during the late war. Capt Burns
was at tiIe time sergeant in Company b.
West Virginia Volunteers.
Mr.. Albert Jordaniof ii street northeast
Colided with a wagon while on his bicycle
at tue corner OF First and X streets yes
| rcrtlay Although his wheel was DANA gee
tie escaped with 4 few scratches.
William +. Houston, Willie riding througl
BFigh,wood yesterday evening, wasthrewi
from his wheel and sprainrd his left leg
| He was removed 10 his home, at l23.
| Twelfth street northwest, i'll No. pairo
| wagon.
Prof. Frederick V CoviIlc of tue De
partrn-nt OF Agriculture Will lecture thi
. evening before the National Geographic
| Society on the "Vegctatiun Of the Grea
1Idlil tl cftSti Luz tlNtth'St " III ~
illustrated with stcreopticon views.
Dr. A. L. Pardon, who has been cam
, paigning for sound money i'll New Jerse
and Maryland, will return To the Torine
5 | State this morning. where he Will ileh
il out to q finish. Dr. Pardon is a New
2 Jerscyman by birth, but he does not yOt
there. although he has large property in
tere>ts in that state.
= The Sunshine Social Club gave an eIl
tcrtaiHrncut last night in the club room
5 al Epiphany Chapel. u Twelfth and
, streets southwest. Among the plCaSan
features of tue evening were the sinsin,
. OF Miss Wingate, selections on the plan
hy Miss Mau.da Wright. and recitation
4 10y Miss Hattie McGinnis.
y little girl named Angie Dawson Will
playing with some companions on the Steel
hiIl TO the north oi the old Naval Ohserva
tory Yesterday, ws piayfully pushed b
i some one of the Young ones and. losing he
footing. fell down the embankment an
di>iocated her wrist. She was CARRIE
j, to her home, on Virginia avenue, nea
r Twenty-thrd street r.t 80 .,...-,..'.1