The morning times., 1896-09-02
City Brevities
bin tragedy.

Oysters are now on the bill OF fare.
Col T. n. Ewing Is at Atlantic City fol
the season.
Mr.. Herman Rakeniann has returned from
his trip to Lake George. -.
MIR. Thomas Cailan, OF No. 9O6 H street
northwest, mas gone 70 Atlantic City.
| DR.. Vernon Houston has returned froiI
his yacalion at White Sulphur Springs.
FLOORING ~ per iUt IeeC. i1i ole
wi1tu. l-iIiiey q -. oh anu n Y. ave.
Ar. Rudolph Evans, OF No. 1919 F stree
nOILnwesG. has IeLurhe0 lrOin Font Royal
Va
AR. C. B. Cugley OF Philadelphia Is the
guest OF his. broInsr. Il. I. Cugiey, or this
city.
| Mr. G. r. Lohr and son. LeuOx. have
leIL Ior u ten Gays fishing trip to Chape
| Point.
Aar. d. NJ Edwards has returned home
| after q three weeks out:ng in New YORK
State.
| Mr.. T. Miller of Capitol Hill has returned
| from u lLree weeks ouiibs at Old FONT
| Comfort.
~ red Sims intends leaving in few
uays Iur d Nislt MItu his parents 1t Pmi-
! adelphia.
DE-. Bracket, of No. 1910 Rhode Island
avenue northwest, Is spending week al
Annapolis.
Ar. Adam Loske of Hagerstown. Nd.
Is visiting trieuus at No. lolu X stree,
north west.
Mr.. Fay Watson OF K street northwest
left yesterday TO spend two weeks in Char
iottesviile. Va.
Mrs McCaulcy OF 12O6 street north
ives. has returned home from visit to
Hamilton. Va. ef'''
Contractor Reeves is building row OF
tiirteeD houses on FIorioa avenue, near
FirsI street northwest.
Mr. Ii. +. oa,iey. clerk of equity court
NJ. z feturueuiEome yesterday from Il
months visit 20 EDgiand. -s>. ,i.-.
Hon. j. Jaubfice, United States Fish
Commissioner, las returned to thr Airing
ION aitef ,speiiutng ms VACATION In Cah-
fornia. r
jusice Strisler is having large white
s.oOe front dwelling built at l446 Rhode
Island avenue aiid W al occupy IL W ten COM
pIeted.
a.iss Mary F. Pierce. of No. 1726 Seven
teentn street norJo West. has returned trom
a sosourn with friends In ami around Pbiia-
delphia.
Mr.. Charles Gaiersbcrg, No. 1881 Yer
mon. avenue, has returned IrUm hook Enon
Springs wtere he sI.en. almost the enUire
summer
Ar Joseph E. Mason, who, with hs
molner, Mrs. lnsoaene Mason, accom-
pan.ed Miss Barron to Turkey, has re-
turned to the city,
air. and Airs. q. u. Giles and daughter.
Aiiss Giics, or Caabridge. England, who
are uIakins u tOur uf the uuiteu states, are
now. at the Arlington Hotel. t De-.
f,,.-
ern Athletic Club MADE run on their
..necis 70 shay siG., Md., last SATURDAY.
ne UP Was inaae Without a nisilap-
Work on the Trinity NJ E. Church. at
.he corner OF Fifth ana u streets southeast,
is progressing rapidly. and faslor Hobbs
expec 5 10 .ay tt.e Cornerstone SeptemDerS.
THE remains oil Jacob Abramorvi, ,CIi, who
was Killed by a cable car Saturday night.
were ,akeD from the mUrgue yesterday by
tbs friends and buried in The Hebrew Cenie
terry.
The interior work on the new Fifteenth
street ii. Z. Church, winch was dedicated
several weeks ago. has lcen entirely cont
,lete,, ara the Lew $4,000 organ placed
in pusitio
Alta T.oent meeting OF the trustees OF the
Bliss School OF EleCtricity, DR.. Charles n.
Em.nons, tie president OF The Alumni Asso-
WGS SiSNtSu PAOhCoooi VI A<AGttAo-
Therapeutics
The Northeastern Suburban Citizens
Association, through its secretary, Mr..
sutton, yesterday submitted to the district
comm issi oncrs a schedule of improvements
desired in that section.
Building permits Were issued yesterday
10 the following: walter c. Quarles, frame
dwelling on Howard avenue, Barry farm,
$3.50. Mary J Wright, additiUnto No. 1906
u street northwest, S400.
Anua Sacks, twelve years old, a native
OF Russia. and who lives at No. 3237 NJ
street, sustained injury to her left foot
yesterday by letting fall hot iron. She
was treated by-Dr. Turner at Emergency
Hospital
The North Carolina Democrats residing
in this city will meet within few days
10 select a committee to wait on railway
officials whose lines run through that State
To ask for excursion Rates. in order that
they may go home to vote in November
DR.. Lawrence assumed the duties of
junior assistant surgeon at Emergency
last night. His first case was that
II John Harris, coi6red, No. 1909 Sixteenth
street, who sustained scalp wound by
Ealing DR.. Lawrence put n four stitches.
Policeman j M Edwards, OF the Seven.1
precinct, arrested Mamie Porter, a colored
of Frog Island, Georgetown, last |
Z light, charged with relic wing Jennie
Moody OF her wardrobe and about So in |
,bange. The clothing and So were re-
covered. |
Rev. John T.. Grow c. pastor of the Epis- |
copal Church at Brookland. who has been !
II with malaria fever at Atlantic City is
much improved and able TO be up. Mr.. |
Grove. as soop as he is able TO travel will |
70 to his hcrne in Baltimore before return |
ng to Brooklapd.
The funeral of Mrs. j. NJ Trainor will
AXE place frein her late residence, No.
l14O Tweuty-second street northwest. this !,
morning at 11t' o'clock. The service |
will be read by Rev. Father OConnel of /
ST. Stephens Church. and the interment |
will be made at Mount Oiivet Cemetery.
Daniel Cleveland, a coiored waiter, iiv-
ng at Ivy City, sustained a fracture of ole
It the left lower ribs yesterday morn
ag. as the result OF a peculiar accident.
I e stood upon chair to light the gas, when
le slipped and fell backward. iBe struck |
he top OF the chair with his left side.
Charles Mansfield fell In an epIleptic
1t at the corner OF Eleventh and E streets
outheast yesterday, and was conveyed to
emergency Hospital
The finest. she best boards, only 81
ner 100 Ieet. r. you wupt cotnmon boards.
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