The morning times., 1896-08-12
City BreyitieS

1aI y. Z. neeu Is mere from AsOStOh-
Policemen Tracys aud Rogers otsNo.
station are way on leave.
Mr.. +. g. Kerfoot of indianapolis is stop
ping at the st. James,
Mr. w. B. Cochran, of Atlanta. Ca. 1
In the city on business.
Gen. william Mccomb, or Louisa, Va.
is registered at the Metropolitan.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Taylor Of Phila
delphia are visiting Washington friends
Almas Temple. A:A 20: H. g.. win Civ,
AN excursion TO ka,shall HUI ON the 18th
Flooring 81 80 pcr lUu rect, all one
width. F. Libbey& 6 Co.. 9Th aod N. Y ave,
The Georgetown police made no arrest.
! for The tbirty-six hours ending at $3.50 last
night.
Lieut., Comn1SifSk &. D. Taussig viii
hereafter be on duty at the photographic
office. xTsTs
j. N. Hudgins and B. X. Morris. assis
tant engineers u sthe Navy. will study In
Lonoon' q "A
The President has recognized Grandviile
@. Aines as conglIri6f Costa Rica at Port
land. Oregon. -
Messrs. stocksager and Heard leave to-
day for New York to'attend the Bryan nosi-
fication meeting
The War penartInent has been notified
Of the death az Louisville, KY, OF Maj.
James C. Worthington, surgeon.
The Confederate Veterans excursion
which was To have taken place last even
ing was postponed indefinitely
m b. -. a
A small HACK dog, owner unknown, was
run down and killed by Ninth street
car just above street last night.
Policeman Nauck OF the Eighth precinct
who has heen Oft on a suInaer outing has
resumed bis duties at the station.
Mr. Charles q. Hodge, No. 1919 K street
north west, has gone on a bicycle trip
through Maryland and Pennsylvania
Miss Mary Pierce OF 1927 Seventeenth
northwest Is attending the Friends yearly
meeting now in progress at swarthmore
Co Iiege. Pa-
Commander W. b. Bro wnson OF the
Navy has reached Washington from his
"Trip abroad during which he witnessed the
coronation OF the czar.
B, The Building Trades Council held a we'll
attended meeting last evening atthe rooms
OF the Washington Electrical Club. No. sos
Eleventh street northwest.
There We're no arrests IN the Eighth
precinct yesterday. The blotter was per-
rectly clear. and this has not been the case
in this district for many months.
The funeral of George H. Miller, the as
sistant architect Of the Capitol will take
place this afternoon at $3.50 O'Clock from
rtsuldonOa 11A n
Among the guests at the National are Mr
d. W Fitshaw of CoviEston, Va: Mr. II.
u. Mcdonald OF Rome, Ga; Mr.. j. W.
Malone and family OF Cleveland. Ohio.
Ludlake Smith. employed In the Metro
poiitan road power house. was severely
injured yesterday by piece OF timber
falling on him. He was taken toProyidence
Hospital.
The funeral OF Charles F. Walter, who
died from beat prostration at the Emer-
gency Hospital on Monday, will take
place this afternoon at 2 O'Clock from
1900 II street.
Ernest Payson. colored. thirteen years
old, living at 1923 Eleventh street north
west. fell from an express wagon near
Eleventh and streets yesterday after
noon. and sustained several bruises.
Mr.. J. ID. Sbanklin, editor of Evansville
Courier and member of the national Dem
ocratic committee. who has been stopping
at Nillard's. has gone TO New York to be
present at the Bryan Notification meeting.
George H. White. of Atlanta, Ga, and
Gertrude Aarons. of New York city. were
married yesterday afternoon ut 4 O'Clock
by Justice OF tife Peace Bundy at his Of
flee on Fourasdsshalf SuSet northwest.
Eugene Ross. & coiored boy aged seven
teen, was arresaed yesterday by Police
man McGlue OK 0fe Third prcciuct on sus-
picion of being implicated in u robbery
that occurred Recently in that section of
the city.
Carrie Carroll, : tolored girl nineteen
years old. itvfnktisn Washington street,
sustained serious Injuries Monday night
;rtput 10 O'Clock BY falling down an en-
banknent near Eoufth st1eet and Bunker
Hill road northwest She was taken to
Freednan's HosFitl for treatment.
There will be- aueeting of the Mckinley
and Hobart Interstate Republican Campaign
Club at the Raleigh Hotel this evening. at
g O'clock Important business will be
transacted and arrangements perfected to
attend the mass meeting OF Republicans IN
Montgomery county. N l.. on the 1 4th inst.
The following delegates represent the
District at the High Tent of the Indes
pendent Order of Rechabites now in ses-
sion at Norfolk. Va. High Chief Ruler
John R. Mahoney. OF Cammack Tent, No.
Sc: High Secretary j. H. Dony. of ADacostia
Tent, No. 13S; r. W johnson. OF Heber
Tent. No. 10; Past Grand Chief Ruler
A. X. Belt. of George C. Thompson Tent,
No. 3: A. LenZ, OF Faith Tent. No. 80;
]. H. Loyeiess. Of Union Tent, No. 81; ].
". Jackson, of Anaeostia Tent. No. 13S;
e. WEIGH. CT Columbia Tent. No. 1: Grand
Chief Ruler j. H. Mitchell. Of Union Tent, ).
No. 81. and Z. L. saIkeld, OF George C.
Thompson Tent. No 3.