The morning times., 1896-11-01
City Brevities

Dr. Mcmillan of AIS ii street northeast
has gone TO Iowa to vote.
Mr. GriInsiag OF 231 Eighth street north
east rs in Bloomfield. Iowa.
The f3nsy Social Club, of Capitol Hill
| held IL iuceuing Fr:3a night.
Capt. n. n. Mccullough of the Pension
| Office has gone to Illinois.
Mr. Fleming of 3E5 East Capitol street
| has gone 10 Indiana to vote.
Nj Tedrow of 91T Eighth street north
east has gone to Albie. Iowa.
Estella Brooks was arrested for assault
| last night by Policeman Hayes.
Tie stGGcnts o1 Gonzaga College intent
| giving pla V III tier new hall shortly.
The tracks of the Pennsylvania Railroad
| near the Navy Yard tunnel have been re-
| paired
Mr. j. C. Baum of 500 street north
east went on a short trip to Laurel, Nd,
| yesterday.
A new roof has been placed on the District
workhouse To replace the one carried away
during the storm
Mr.. X. X. Wallace Of New York is visit
ing Mr.. Joseph Eiake on street bet tweei
North Capitol and First.
Secretary Carlisle Returned yesterday af
ternoon from his politicsrltour OF Kentucky.
He went direct to his home.
MIR. Frederick Il. bray. VI London, who IL
making a tour OF this OuItry on his wheel
is registered ut the National.
Frank Mitchell was arrested for break.
ing into house on North Capitol street
last night by Policeman Lynch.
Assistant Secretary Of the Treasury Wike
left yesterday for LIS home in Pitrsfield,
! Ill.,. where he will Vote on Tuesday.
Gen. Thomas Bryant Of this city, who
has been acting as receiver of a railroad
at Seattle, Wash, has returned home.
Mary Ann Flood, in u Will dated June
10, 1898. and filed yesterday, left her
estate to Margaret G. Duncan, a friend.
The Gilman Dean, threc-masted
schooner, from Perryyille, Nd, is tied up
at Williams wharf, at the foot OF Fourtn
street southeast.
The Rutgers College football team stopped
in the city for Il few bours yesterday on
their way to Annapolis, where they were
to play the Naval Cadets.
\ small white eat was Il prisoner under
meath The grating INT the main entrance 10
the Capitol for several hours yesterday. II
WAS finally released by a watchman
Mason Nelson, an old colorcd man, was
of Invent y-fourth and l. streets northwest
/ last evening and received a badly bruised
head.
Attorney General Harmon left for Gin
cinuatl yesterday, where E.a will vote ON
Tcosday. Judge Bowler, Comptroller of
the Currency, has also gone to Cincinnati
10 vote.
Mr.. VIII Mcdowell was run into by a
hicyclist yesterday on Pennsylvania ave
nue. near First street and badly bruised, but
not seriously injured. The bicyclist mad,
his escape.
George Allen and Thomas Bouckser be
came engaged i'll an affray last night. Be
fore they could finish ii Policeman Cox
arrested them and locked them up at the
sixth precinct station.
Harry Nolen and Morton Thomas ceie-
hrated Halloween too vigorously in South
Washington last night and Officers Har-
rover and Br yarly gathered them in on Il
charge Of diSorderly conduct.
4 knock-down-Ind-drag-, fight Oc-
Cured ON Tenth street near ID last night
about 1879 O'Clock. All the knocking
down, however. was done by one man.
who skipped before he was arrested.
Father McCec, ct-pa stor of st. Patrick S
Church. has secured site for the pro-
posed new Catholic Church To be erect ed
on Columbia Heights. 1t Will be located
on Whitney avenue, Thirteenth and bar
mouth streets.
william Donovan, a young butcher, who
is accused OF striking Frank Jarrett over
the head with n mallet a month ago, was
arrested on u warrant by Patrolman
Matthews last night and locked in the u
street station house.
Amos ID. Sampson, Colored painter, was
locked up in the Ninth street station-house
last night on the charge of disorderly con
duct. Amos looked upon the liquor when
il was red, and t made him an annoyance
to every pedestrian II e met.
The police patrol system wires, which
were So badly damaged by the storm, are
slowly being put i'll working ORDER Those
OF the Third precinct, which system s one
of the most extensive in the city were yes
terday tried and found to bc in working
condition.
Henry Wheeler and Harry Butler, two
colored boys, played Halloween Jokes until
they got themselves in trouble last night
and fatrulmen Gibson and Houe hland locked
them up in the Firth street station house.
They threw flour and did other naughty
things and Will have to tell Judge kimball
all about it tomorrow morning.
Lille Thomas and George King, both col
ored, celebrated Halloween to the extent
OF three bottles of whisky and all of Georges
wages last night and then proceeded to
make small sized Zoo out Of street.
Policeman STANCE heard the noise and ar
rested the man and woman and sent them
to No. station, where they Were charged
with disorderly conduct.
George II. Maisah and James c. Purcell.
both giving their occupation as plumbers,
We're arrested by Patrolnan Payne, of th q
Ninth precinct, last evening and locked
in the Ninth precinct station-house, with
the charge of disorderly conduct against
them. The officer found the men the center
of u large crowd at the corner of Thirteenth
and II streets northeast. They were en-
gagged in fight, in which the odds were
about even.