The morning times., 1896-11-22
City Brevities


iIstJn quite extensively.
Thomas IIasset was arrested yesterday
FOR disyrtlerly conduct by Policeman Lynch,
The Carroll institute ministries Will open
the season tomorrow evening at Institute
Hall.
Edward Kraft was arrested for dis
orderly conduct yesterday by Policeman
Walsh.
on account of the slippery condition Of
the streets bicycle accidents were frequent
yesterday.
MT Eugene T Ellis, of Philadelphia, is
visiting with his brother, Mr.. ID. w. Ellis
Of this city.
Lewis Ballard and Arthur Howell were
arrested by Policeman Walsh ycsterda y
on suspicion.
Workmen are now engaged i'll putting
electric lights i'll the west frUnt of the
capitol grounds.
An entertainment was given Friday night
ny tie Buchanan class Of the Twelfth
Street NJ. Z. Church.
There is a dangerous hole in the gutter at
the corner of Seventh street and Pennsyl-
yauia avenue southeast.
The new engine at No. O had its first
run yesterday morning To small lire at
sos Tenth street northeast.
Policeman Wannell. of -he sixth precinct.
arrested Albert Colbert and John Logan for
disorderly conduct yesterday.
The board Of directors Of the Methodist
Home is preparing for jubilee celebration
10 be held Some time early in January
A meeting of the Capitol Hill Club was
held iaSt night at tie residence of MIR
Walter French. T0T Massachusetts avenue
Miss Mabel Stires, of 1889 Corcoranstrer
who was seriously hurt i'll n runa wa y Two
months agO, has entirely recovered from her
injuries.
Several mechanics employed in the cop
persmith shop at the navy yard We're dis
missed Friday evening, lack of work being
the cause.
Charles Anderson, colored, was locked
up at No. station yesterday charged by
Policeman Vcrmillion with being drunk
and disorGerly.
Miss Kate Miley, while riding on Penn
Bylvania avenue, between Third and Four
and-a-half streets, yesterday. was thrown
from her wheel. sustaining a fractured arm.
Mr.. s. K Behrend of Alabama has been
recommended to fill the vacancy in the
naval ordnance bureau, caused by the
death of Chief Clerk Mr.. Joseph Brummett
Joseph Edwards, a colored Iaborer, was
arrested by Patrclman Cooper last night
and locRed up ut the Filth street station
HOUSE pn ltle complaint OF isaac Walters,
who accused him of assault.
Charles Anderson, a culored laborer, WIS
locked up in the Firth precinct station
house last night by Patrulman yermillion
because he grew disorderly through the eff
fects of a Saturday evening jag.
The Christian Endeavcr Society of the
Central Presbyterian Church. corner Of
Third and ! streets, gave n popcorn So
cable at the residence of Mrs. Rollings,
1905 street northwest, Friday night
Mrs. Beckett and Mrs. Craighead, at
q recent meeting of the Washington Aux
iliary of the Women's National Indian
Association, We're chosen delegates to the
convention of the national body, which
convenes i'll New York, December o.
The management of the Newsboys' Home,
No. 230 c street northwest, have com
planned that donations for the equipment
of the new gymnasium are slow in coming
In. The gym is in the new addition 10
the home that was completed few weeks
ago.
a bicyclist sought to save himself from
aastine into "A Ninth street electric car at
the Avenue crossing last evening by apply-
ing the brake when The street was slipptrv.
Hcreceived n hard fall that came near land
ing him under the wheels he sought Ia
avoid.
N'NNtich w Vi tIp ClISS ,Of
1900, medical department, of Georgetown
University, took place yesterday Mr. L.
IL. johnson WAS chosen president, Mr.. i.
Al Boyd. vice president; Mr. E. L. d. BrecL-
inridge, secretary, and Mr.. F. W. Emmons.
treasurer
hrs. Jesse Lawson, a member of the
executive committee of the National As
sociation of Colored Women, will address
the lyceum of the Second Baptist Church.
Third Sfrpni hat II T
northwest. this afternoon at $50 o'clock.
on The Work in Head" Prof. r. T.
Greencr is expected TO be present and take
part in the discussion.