The morning times., 1896-08-30
City Brevities

Il
| vacation.
AIR. E. A. Newman returned yesterday
from Atlantic City.
Mr.Alexander George has returned from n
Two months trip to Atlantic City. 'fs1
The Capital Bicycle Club enjoyed pleas
ant run to Cycle Cottage last evening.
Rev. W. !. Campbell will address the
mems meeting at Y. NJ c. A today at4:3O.
Mail car No. 2 of tie Capitol Traction
7 Company was put on tie road yesterday.
DIR. c. s. Burton, who has been visiting
friends in Indiana, returned home yester
| day.
DIR. Finley of No. 1928 ! street north
west, has returned from his visit to ga a.
toga and Michigan.
Samuel Key made mile on hts wheel at
Rnnng track IN two minutes and fifteen
seconds, last Friday.
Fireman McGarry OF No. 10, who is on
leave lt Atlantic City. ca me near drowning
in the surf last Wednesday,. s-' 80 - -
DR.. J. f. Gilbert aud Gen. John Eaton
are among tie Washingtonians sunimeriug
at Mountain Lake Park, Md.
Mr.. Edward Crabb, OF 81 o North Carolina
| avenue southeast, returned Saturday from
| cycling tour in New Jersey.
Mt. Walter Ebbits OF Wheeling, W.
Va, and formerly of Washington, is Wis
| ting Mr.. William Gaul in this City.
The lawn party Tor the benefit OF st.
| Joscph's Church Will be opened this even
| ing ana continued through the week.
Rev Charles winbigler OF Chica go is sup
| plying the pulpit OF Cavalry BAPTIST Church
during the absence OF the pastor. DIR. Greene
The flushing of sewers, which was dis
con inued some time ago on account OF the
threatened water famine has teen resumed.
The headlight OF engine No s57 exploded
at the Baltimore and OHIO round house yes
terday morning, causing quite cOmmotion
but doing no injury.
The Catholic cadets Of the United States
| Military Academy at West Point, have been
orga niZe.i into two lands OF the League or
| the Sacred Heart.
Gold witbdra walls yesterday amounted to
| SGT 500, leaving the reserve at the close
| at SOL ,693.O75. Orders Tor gold coin i'm
ports today were So. 800 900.
Mr.. ElphoDzo YounGs, IT.. who Is sum
| meriDg in Europe, is now in Berlin. where
| lie is devotiDg most OF his time 10 study
| lie will return about October /.
| John Clay, a Iwelve-year-0ld colored boy,
was arrested yesterday by Officer Creagh
| Of No. 6 for stealing a Tag of oats from
| the Baltimore and Ohio Height yard.
Judge Cox yesterday granted Mrs. Louisa
| b. Bailey divorce from Lorenzo II. Bailey.
william Preston Williamson was her at
| torney- The papers were not made public.
Mr. Robert De yivier Tassin has re-
| turned from a visit to his wife, VITO is
spending the summer at TIE Studio"
| the summer LA OF her father. SIR. Thomas
| Moran, at East Hampton, n. Y
| Our greatest medium and spiritual mother.
Mary Gordon tells you all things and
| prescribes u proper remedy for your trouble.
| can be consulted at her parlors on all af
| fairs Of life. Now at $50 18th st. NV.
Robert Upshaw, colored. invent three
years old, was scorching down Massachu
| sets avenue, near Ninth, last night. when
Mounted Policeman Duvali overlook him.
| Upshaw left 80 collateral at No. 8 station.
The guard frame under a Fourteenth
| street grip car fell down on the track at
| the switch short distance west of the
| Peace Monune Mt shortly before IL O'Clock
| last night, and trains eastbound Were de-
| layed.
| The meeting of the Non-P artisan Sound
| MO.ey League, to be heid in the banquet
| hall OF The Raleigh Hotel on Monday even
| ing, the 3lst instant, at 1880 O'Clock,
Will lie addressed by Henry f. Davis, esq.
| and Capt. Patrick O'Farreli.
| CD. suioot, a conductor OF the EckingtOn
| trolley car line. had his Pocket picked Of
| So several days ago. He was coming in
| on ole of his trips and his car was crowded
| with coiored picDiokers. He missed the
| III oncy immediately afterward-
Archbishop Martineni, the new apostolic
| delegate who succeeds Cardinal SatollL
| VIII arrive here on September 90. There
+, will be no formal installation; he will
| simply present his letter OF appointment and
| at once enter upon he duties OF his Office.
| By the explosion of n lamp in Nathan
| Eoisels ohn's grocery store, No. ZIG y street
| southwest, at 80 last evening fire
was started which did damage 10 the stock
and building TO the extent OF S15- The
| building is owned by B. boswell and is fully
| insured.
At regular meeting OF No 80, Ladies'
| Auxiliary to EncampInent Ill, u V. L.,
| Mrs. Tena Dunn was elected delegate to
! the national convention To be held In this
| city from the 4th to the 18th of October
| Mrs. Harriet l.. Scribner was elected al
| ternate.
A very successful lawn party, for the
| benefit of st. Marks Lutheran Church.
| was held Wednesday night at 621 Mary
| land avenue southwest, by Miss Minnie
| Wineheimer, Rita and Ernie Eppley, as
| sisted by Gusse. Otto. Rickie and Mamie
| Johansen all children of tie Suncay-school
The first of last week little Louis New
| raft who lives at tie corner of Maryland
| avenue and F streets northeast, was
| climbing in one OF the large maple trees,
| lust across the street from his house, when
| he lost his footing and fell about twenty
| feet TO the Sidewalk He injured his left
| foot and the side of his head
Mr.. F. b. Rarnoclo OF the office Of the
| superintendent OF charities. who was so
unfortunate as to run over little girl
| recently while out riding OIL his wheel, is
| again at his post of duty, but finds III
| necessary to use a crutch to assist MS
| locomotion. He sustained injuries almost
| as severe as those inflicted upon the child
Dr. Guy NJ Nicely, the East Washington
| pharmacist and q prominent member OF
| the Eastern Athletic Club, returned yes
| terday from a wheeling trip TO MERGERS
| burg, Pa. DR.. Nicely made the distance.
| some ia miles in nine hours and fifteen
| minutes having stopped over at treder-
| lex for dinrer and at Williamsport To doc
| tor runCtured tire.
The Catholics of Del Ray and ST. Elmo
| will hold u lawn party and gypsy camp
| at Braddock Heights station on the line
of electric railroad to Mt. Vernon, Monday
evening. There will be no charge for ad
| mission. Electric cars leave Thirteen
| and-a-half street and Pennsylvania ave-
| nue. every hour. An enjoyable ride ana
pleasant evening will be insured
| Arthur c. Van Dernan, nineteen years
old, formerly employed by William ID.
Hadger, on Connecticut avenue, was ar
| rested yesterday by Policeman Maddox or
| the Third precinct on charge OF grand
| larceny preferred by his former employer.
! The complainant alleges that the accused
| took lot OF bicycle sundrieS valued at
S1lsO. The young man was taken TO the
| Third preciGct station house, where he was
compelled 10 give 500 bonds.
CAMPAIGN LEADERS BUSY.