The evening times., 1896-09-19
City Brevities

| warrant Clerk Waslburn, of tile ponce
| court, Is on leave.
Mr.. III. Lewis, of Illinois. is visiting his
| cousin, Mr.. Granville Lewis. In lexington.
Gen. George b. williams has returned
| from visit 10 Lis home, near Lafayette.
| IUd
DR.. Wallace Radcliffe, pastor OF New
York Avenue Presbyterian Church, has
| 'eturDed from his outing in the Adirondacks.
The Epwortb League of Trinity N. Z.
Church will conduct services tomorrow
afternoon at the Methodist Home for the
Aged.
Mr.. John Glennan, OF Florida avenue. left
yesterday for Reedy Island, Del. where
he will be the guest of his brother, DR.. A.
II. Glcnnan.
Arthur Suit, who was injured in an acci-
dent some time ago at his home at Suitland,
has completely recovered, and is able to
attend to his busincs
Parking at the corner Of Pennsylvania
avenue and First street northwest has
been regarded, the trees trimmed, and
the railing fresh painted.
Fireman Charles Burke, of Truck D, Is
away on leave. Fireman Harper of the
same company, has returned TO duty after
several weeks vacation.
The Anti Saloon League will hold
rally mass meeting tomorrow evcIing in
the Firth Congregational Church, at th,, COR
ner of Fifth and ! streets, Beginning ut 8
O'Clock.
Georgia Bryant. who lives on the lower
Potomac, and who has been sick for some
fr,.
day To Providence Hospital In the police
ambulance.
A Bryan and s,wall pcnnant. with an
American flag floating at tie top, has
been hosted on a larse flag pole on the
ABacos,ia shore. at the eastern end of the
Navy Yard Bridge
The Sewing Guild of the Church CT Our
Savior in Brcokland. las begun itsmeetings
for the winter months. 1t was decided
TO hold the meetings on Thursday instead
OF Wednesday, as heretofore.
The perjury cases against Nelson. WlIal.n
and offutt will be continued until the gam
bling cases in jackson City are definitely
settled, This is the determination OF As
sistant District Attorney Mullowny.
a bicycle belonging TO George Miller was
run over by n gToccr's wagon yesterday
evening and badly damaged while tn.
wheel was resting Gainst the curb al his
home, corner OF Fifteenth and East Cap
itol streets.
Charlie MattcrSon. a thirteen year old
boy, living at Twining City. while riding
bicycle on Pcnns yivauia avenue yesterday,
collided with n garbage cart, and was
bruised about lie face and body. Hisinjuries
are bot serious.
Rev. Alexander Kent. pastor OF the
Peoples Church, has decided to stump Mary
and for free silver, Before going into the
Campaign he will address Il mass meeting
10 be held in this city Oh Saturday evening
next. at Mechanics Hall.
The compilation of laws relative to street
railway franchises, just printed by order
OF the district Comm issioncrs. is Intended
for the Information OF these Interested in
such legislation, and VIII he Iratutnusly
distributed to the eligible applicants.
Tomorrow morning party of wbeeImcn
will visit this city from. Baltimore and
spend the day. Among those coming are
Hugh J. Carroll. Hcury n. Morgan. Jesse
I. Williams. Walter Kraeger. Frank +.
Luthardt, aud c. Howard Lewis
The Old fountain and basin ut the inter
section OF ii street and Penns ylvania
avenue, Georgetown, was started To run
ming yesterday, after a long period If
disuse. Old men laugh as they tell how,
as boys, they ducked their conIrades in
the pool.
Bread and milk thieves are again cpcrat-
ing IN Northeast Washington. During the
early morning hours these crooks steal
Jars Of milk and loavcs of bread from front
door steps and vest stibulcs. Several OF this
class OF robberics occurred yesterday and
this morning.
Daniel Hennessy yesterday applied for |
letters of administration upon the estate II |
mis- father, the late Dennis Hennessy. The |
heirs-at-law are Mary Hennessy. Margaret |
Flynn, Daniel, James and Michael Hen |
messy. The estate consists o. about 81 200 |
in personality.
Paul Hines, the bail player. who holds |
record as having made a triple play unas |
sisted, yesterday asked To be appointed |
upon the estate OF his father, |
Michael Hines. His mother. Ann Hines, |
who was executrix under his fathers |
will, died recently.
+. u. Nails, a carpenter living at No. |
2416 Brightwooi avenue northwest. had |
4 laceratcd scalp wound treated at Freed
mans hospital yesterday. He was lifting
several ioists in some new building near
the b. < o. railroad, wbeuti timber slipped
and struck him on the head.
Union revival services will be held mt
The rooms OF the Methodist Protestant
at the corner OF Thirtccn-and-a-
half and streets southwest, for six even
ngs, beginning tomorrow. Each church
Of that determination has an evening IS
signed to 1t, when the members will at
end in body
Considerable disturbance occurred Inst
night about Z O'Clock at the corner of /
First aud b streets southwest, when the
conductor of car 209 of the venue line
elected two seniiintoxicated men for re-
using to pay their fares. A free fight
but the conductor succeeded in
them.
Herbert Carter, twelve-ycar old white
10y. residing at No 901 Thirteenth street
northwest, was run down by scurcher |
and badly bruised. Carter was
IN a wheel which was completely wrecked.
The other cyclist, without waiting to as
'ertain the boys injuries, mounted his
wheel and rode away.
Major Robert H. Key, president of the
and Hobart Club, with member
iip OF nearly ,OC0 voters in Maryland.
Virginia and the District, will take the
tuinp for the Republican candidates next
week. He will speak in Richmond, Dan
nile and other portions of the State Dur
ng the latter part Of October Major Key