The evening times., 1896-07-04
City Brevities
The annual excursion of Carroll Institute
will be given TO Marshall Hall July IA.

The annual excursion of Carroll Institute
will be given to Marshall Hall July l 4.
Patrol Driver Fiavin, Of the Second pre-
cinct, is spending hisspare moments inlea
Ing to ride bicycle.
Morris Cuntee, colored, was arrested
this morning for assault and battery COM
mitted last night on William Thomas.
Rev. E. a McGurk. who died yesterday
in New Bedford, Mass, was at one time
rector of Gonzaga College in this city.
Ridge Waller, manager OF the Sam
Jack Burlesque Company, has closed his
season aud returned to WasAegton for the
summer.
William Robinson, Thomas Jones and
Mary jackson were arrested last night
as suspicious characters by policemen Of
the Eighth precinct.
Mr. Alexander r. Mullowny, prosecuting
attorney in Judge Miller's court, is at At
lantic City. Mr. Tracy L. Jeffords is act.
ing in his absence.
Mrs. jeremiah Hepurn and family, ac-
companiei by the Misses Katie and Ethel
Faunce, have gone TO Colonial Beach, where
they will spend two weeks.
Actor Gentry, who is to hang in Phila-
delphia for tie murder of Madge York,
played at KernaD's three seasons ago with
May Howard's Burlcsque Company.
Henry Petit and Edmund Petit were ar
rested by Policeman Clifford of the Sec
ond precinct last night OH the charge OF
breaking into the laundry Of Sam Sing.
Joseph Brooks, an old colored man, was
taken suddenly i'll in Temperance alley
northwest, yesterday afternoon, and had TO
be carried to his home, No. 931 Tenth street
northwest, in the police ambulance.
TIE little Italian tailor on the corner OF
Fifth andD streets, in the old police head
quarters building, aud Col. Dick Lloyd, the
lawyer, have had a difficulty, which Judge
Miller will settle Tuesday next. The
colonel is the plaintiff.
Gen. A. W. Greedy, president of the Wash
instoD Free Library, through the Commits
sioners, has rendered the public library the
use of the 6 6,0O0volumes of the incorporated
library. Besides this there are several
thousand dollars available for the purchase
of books.
Col j. B. Carter. chief of staff to Depart
iliCut
tue Republic. and Lieut. George Y Hanseil,
quartermaster OF the Old Guard, left for st.
| Paul this morning to secure quarters for tile
| coming encaElpment. to be held in that city
| the first week in September.
John p. GoldeDsteiB, forty years old. was
| yesterday removed in The police anbula nee
from the Fifth precinct station to st.
| Elizabeth's Asylum. He was examined by
| the surgeons and found to he mentally un.
balanced. He was possessed Of simple
| ways, and talked II 4 wild, silly fashion.
| Detective Rhodes returned from Richmond
last night. where he lent valuable aid to tho
| authorities in heading off crooks who in
| vaded that city. number OF daring ant
| sEilfui operators were Intercepted. De
tective Ben Rhodes has an extended ac
quaintance among the worst criminals II
the country.
James Matney, colored, of No. 32l sy
| phax court southwest, had his right anki,
crushed by one of Knox's express wagon
this morning. Matncy was riding ON a ioat
Of stone and his foot became caught b,
tween the spokes of the wheel. The in
jured man was conveyed to Emcrgenc,
| Hospital in the patrol wagon of the Fourtl
prec cinct.