The morning times., 1896-11-02
CitysBrevities

iHs III NEW 1Ork State.
| Mr.. H. C. Bell, of No. 16 Fourth street
northwest, has gone to Illinois.
new flag was unfurlcd from the top
or the flag polc at No. station.
Mr.. Edmonds, of No GIG \ street north
| east, las gone to Indiana to vote.
| Track cleaners were at work along the
Baltimore and Ohio road yesterday.
] Mr.. Walter Rice has gone to his home
Ill ohio To remain until after election.
A gravel pit is in operation nj the corner
OF Fourteenth and X streets southeast.
| Mamie Warfleld was arrested for as
sauit yesterday by Policeman Crcagh.
Several cases of diphtheria are reported
III the central northwest part OF the city.
Maria Taylor was arrested yesterday by
| foiicefnan Newkirk for profanc language.
! Andrew Milsiead was arrested yesterday
| by Policeman Haynes for disordcrly con
| duct.
| Samuel Oppenhcimer was arrested by
| Policeman Creagh yesterday for cruelty to
| animals.
| The large lot between Thirteenth and
| Fourteenth, Il and l streets, has been
filled in.
| EX-Attorney General Garland has re-
turned from campaign tour through
ARKANSAS.
The roof of the Metropolitan Railroad
building beyond East Capitol street has
| been finish ed.
| Mr.. Richard Thomson, residing at the
corner Of Second and streets northeast,
is now in Virginia.
| r,a al rt.,
avenue southeast have received "A new coat
| Of dark green paint.
| Messrs. Walter Bryan and II. L. Cook
| have gone to the upper wa,ers Of the
| Potomac ON fishing trip.
Mr.. John Schrot, well known East
Washington citizen, is seriously ill at his
home. on street southeast.
Mr. r. b. Gross, formerly OF this city, but
| now living III Madison, Wis, is visiting
| friends on l street northeast.
Mr.. +. W. Wilson, OF Erie, Pa, arrived in
Washington yesterday to pursue his studies
| under an architect in this city.
The work Of laying gas mains on street
| southeast. between First street and New
Jersey avenue, has been completed.
DR.. West, resident pin ysician at Emergency
! Hospital, has gone to his home, in New
York, State, TO remain until after election.
The thrce-niasted schooner Father and
| Son, from Perryvillc, Md, is tied up at
Williams wharf, foot OF Fourth street
| southeast.
| Tile Lakeland Democratic Club Will hold
| its final public meeting tonight ut its
| headquarters, on ID street, between Ninth
| and Tenth streets.
Harry Buell., a white hoy. aged fifteen,
was locked Tip 1T No. station yesterday
charged by OFFICER William L. owen with
disordcriy conduct.
Large congregations gathered at the
| Dumbartun NJ. +. Church yesterday moris
| Ing and evening and enjoyed excellent
sermons by the pastor, Rev. j b. Sti,t, b b.
Work or the new drives and walks
| through the grounds OF the Library Build
| ing has progressed rapidly OF late; the last
| driveway will lie laid before the week Is
| over.
William Myers. while crossing Fcnnsyl-
| Nania avenue, near Four and n half street,
last night, was knocked down by 4 team
| coming from behind him. The driver Of
the team quickly made his escape.
Drs. Rautherberg and Corey and some
| friends, who had been visiting at the sum
| mer home. On BiJckIston Island, returned
tothe city last evening. The trip was made
III the steam yacht Rex in excellent time.
| Peter Fay, the colorcd man who received
Il severe cut ON the cheek and a badly
| bruised head, in a ruw which occurred
| Un Cherry Hill last Week, was able to. 20
tohls home, near Fort Myer, Va, yesterday
AIR. Walter oaknan ran into the curb
| ing at the corner Of First and q streets
last night while riding his bicycle He
| sustained several severe bruises auuut the
head aud face, while his wheel was badly
| damaged.
The singing brigade, Composed pf Saliva
tiou Army lassies attached Ia the bar
racks at Philadelphia, who have been at
| work in this city for Il week or ten days,
| will leave for their home this afternoon
| or tomorrow.
The cashier at one of the uptown hotels
took the Bryan end Of a , to l bet on
Mex nicy last evening. Til. Ohio man was
| backed 10y Baltimorean for ST 40 and he
said he had four more 500 bills he wanted
to invest at the same odds
LouiS krupsam, ten years old. fell whil.,
playing about Pile OF lumber at One -half
and q streets southwest yesterday, and
broke his leg. He was taken o Providence
Hospital in the Fourth precinct Patrol
wagon, where the fracture was set.
\ Scvenih-Strcct manufacturer has in his
! show window Il blanket ballot, such as
| will be voted tomorrow in the election.
1t is said To he the largest in the field,
having ten tickets and making sheet of
paper containing nearly SEQ square inches.
Capt. james l.. Ewin, Mr.. jesse Sutor and
| the ether members OF the executive com
| mittec of the AntiSaloon League. are
actively engaged in arranging for tEc con
| ventiun Of the National 4 nti- SaIcon League
| which will meet here December ) To 10
| inclusive.
Max Marshall OF 332 Indiana avenue.
has been putting up preparation he
styles "bitters,' but which on ANALYSIS
| proved to contain alcohol. He was ar
! rested last night by Detective Hartigan
but was released on furnishing bonds FOR
| his appearance at court.
4 wheclmanIamcd Wcstlcy Thomas was
severely shaken up last night on Twenty
third street near II northwest by his wheel
| coliapsing. He was thrown heavily to
the cobblestones with which that thor
| oughfare is paved and received Il slight
scalp wound and sprained wrist.
Rev. c. Alvin Smith, Of Peck Memorial
| Chapel preached to large congregations
| all day yesterday. The growing prosperity
of the charge has made adviSabc its sev-
erancc from Mount Vernon NJ E Church
South advisable, so think the pastor and
many of the Iuei..sss51s of the congregation.
Policeman Smith, of the Seventh pre-
cinct, interrupted quiet little Sunday
game of craps last night in Georgetown,
and arrested Two of the participants, Henry
Warren and Peter Palmer. Friends Of
the two men followed them to the station
and deposited $40 collateral in each case
for their appearance at court this morning.
Thieves entered Moore x Priolean's sa-
loon at 1916 Pennsylvania avenue some
time Saturday night and made off with
a Quantity of cigars, whisky and Il small
sum OF money. Entrance was effected