The morning times., 1896-10-19
City Brevities

| Ollie Morgan was arrested by Policeman
| Bloom yesterday for assault.
Noble Ware was arrested last night by
| Policeman Estes for scorcling.
] A gra vel bank i $ in operation ON Fifteenth
| street, near ID street northeast.
William Foster was arrested yesterday
| by Policeman Hayes Tor assault.
The cutters ON South Carolina avenue
| have been dug up and will be repaved.
The roof Will soon be placed on the re-
| constructed mulding shops AT the navy
| yard.
Thirteenth street, back of Lincoln Park,
| now n dirt road, is to be paved WIN
| cobblestones
A new pump has been placed at the
| corner of Tent! street and South Safoiiia
avenue southeast.
Water pipes are being run into number
| of dwellings on Second street southeast,
between l and X streets.
john Wise, colored. is lodged at No.
| police station He was arrested at tue
instance of Detective Lacey.
( The locust trees aloag ID street northeast
have been cut down preparatory TO the
widening of that thoroughfare.
The alley leading from Eleventh street,
between Park Row ana street northeast,
has been newly paved with brick. i-,
The office of the Metropolitan car ter
mnal on East Capitol street northeast has
been novel into the large new building
The Business High School Club. the FL
Captainc. met last week at the residence
OF Miss Mesh. Firsy ana N streets northwest
Mr. Richard Rothell has erected two
brick dwellings on Twelfth street south
| east between G street and South Carolina
| avenue
yesterday evening charged with being drunk
| and diSorderly. He was locked up i'll No.
| { police station.
Work will lie begun this week on the
improvement OF l. street southeast. From
Fifth to Seventh the street will be graded
and new cutters laid.
The three;mastch schooner Frederick
| Hamhlin. which was lying at Smiths
wharf foot OF Fourth street southeast,
left yesterday for Philadelphia
one OF the horses of the lexington line
fell yesterday and broke fore leg on {
street, between First and Second streets
northeast The animal was shot.
Rev. Dr. TalmaGe, who has been at the
Arlington Hotel since coming TO Wash
ngton, Will move To his new home, No.
400 Massachusetts avenue, today
John :. johnson reported at police head
quarters Yesterday that a Lowell bicycle
rad been stolen from in front of his house.
No 1860 COrcuran street, on Saturday
night.
Butler Gales, colorcd, was arrested yes
tcrdav afternoon about l o'clock charged
with an assault on Lucy Jackson. OFFICER
Barrett of No. S police station made tue
| arrest.
Buricy Gillian, alias Nau, and Katie
EIdridge. both Colored, were arrested early
| Yesterday morning and locked up ut the
Second precinct station for the violation II
i the Edmu ids law.
The trial gas motor car of the Anacostia
Railway, which is lying on the tracks
near the Congressional Cemetery, VIII re-
ceive a few repairs and be given another
trial in day or SO.
| Annie Stewart, colorei, twenty-eight
| years old, fell in fit at the s1rner Of
Seventh aul streets northwest ycsterday v
| afternoon AMI WAS removed to Freedman s
Hospital in the Second precinct patrol.
The Labor Day executive committee
met Yesterday and made final settle
ment OF accounts. The committee VIII
report to the Federation Of Labor and
District Assembly 90 at the next meetings
Henry Wilson. culored. was arrested last
night at lexington 10y Officer Foley OF
No. s police station. Two charges were
preferred against tim. one for vaCrancy
weapons.
Richard Hurley and Frank Murphy at
| tempted to do Policemen Evans and
| Ellis. last night. on North Capitol street
near l., hrCause The blueCoats placed thcul
| under arrest for raising big disturbance
in that vicinity,
) The Methodist Episcopal Church. corner
, | Twelfth and l. streets southeast, has been
uverhauled and repaired The interior
| f,.tr- ,,ay,,
CLASS room has been built adIoinins The
church and a new pulpit erected.
Horace Lewis, coloTed, was arrested b!
Officer Howard " No. s police station
| yesterday morning charged with the larceny
| of a coat from II. L.. Newcomb Of 1924
| Caroline street He was wearing tue
stolen coat when taken in charge.
A young lady cycllst fell on the ca
| tracks OF the Metropolitan company Il
the corner Of Fourana-G-Aalf and street
northwest, yesterday afternoon, and woul,
lave been struck by motor car had no
the moturman been very quick TO turn OF
the power aud apply his brake.
Robert Outhwaite, an engineer, employe,
| at the Washington Loan and Trust Build
: | ing. had his hand badly crushed yesterGn,
while cleaning the machinery which run
r the elevator. The man was sent 4
Emergency Hospital by Policeman Sprinkle
| where his injuries were dressed.
Edward White and Baltimore johnson
5 coIored men, had an alteration at tbs
< corner of Twenty-fif and NJ streets las
night, during which White received a sever,
cut on the head, neccssitating his remova
r | to the Emergency Hospital johnson tool
to his heels and has not yet been captured
During fistic battle between Mar,
Hawkins and Lizzie Walker, both colored
: in Fenton place northwest, early yesterda.
p evening the latter was badly bruised abou
the face and body. Policeman Evans al
: rested Lizzie and locked her up at tn
Second precinct station for an assault an,
battery.
g Frank ycuchart, a butcher, hired Eugen
= Mercer n cab driver, to drive him aroun,
town yesterday, saying he would settle tn
i | bill al O'Clock. Mercer declares Veuchar
* | tried to settle before the appointed time b
jumping out OF the cab. Veuchart wa
: arresteri and locked up at the Sixth pre-
l. | cinct station.
,e The debris Of the wrecked car shed
the Metropolitan Street Car Company O
y Four-and IA half street, has been cleare
n. away, and unly the foundations OF til
IN. shed and for the cars remain. There ar
: a number or damaged cars there yet; SON
N which are so badly broken up that repair
,f are out OF the question.
,s The Gorsuch NJ. E. Church, at the come
Of Four-and- Il half and l. streets sout,
Il west, which has been undergoing such g,
n tensive improvements of late. Will so9
ne ready for occupancy. The church h;
= been enlarged and newly built inside an
y out, and Will be very different in appca
r. ance from what it was few months ag
re The fourth annual convention of th
National SpiritualIsts' Association Will
opened tomorrow in Masonic Hall an
q continue for three days. There will |