The morning times., 1896-06-22
City Brevities

Col. A. T. Faulkner and wife and Mrs. o.
McCuilum, OF Houston, Tex, are at the
National.
Mr.J. E. Kennel $ isseeking his summers .
pleasure in the painless woods OF the
Adirondacks.
Policeman F. L. Allen, of the Anacostia
| mounted force, is Ill at his home, No. 90
Jefferson street.
Mr.. Vale and Mr. Blumenburg have re-
turned from st. Louis, where they went
to attend the convention.
Work In the Mctzerott Hall building is
being pushed as r.. pidly as possible, with =
view OF having the whole job completed
before fall.
Policeman r. E. Doyle yest erda y found
q dead white infant Oh vacant LOT at
the corEer Of Sherman avenue and Bis
mark street northwest. so
Howard Connors, a ten-year-old lad, Nv
ing on Myrtle street northeast, fell from
the high steps In front OF his home yester-
day and broke his Fight leg.
The silg e takers held a rally yesterday
afternoon on Market Space. The meeting
was addressed by several prominent ad-
yocates of the single tax system.
Miss Josephine Giilenwater, who has
been i'll for several months, viii leave to-
day for the mountains OF western Virginia,
where she will spend the summer.
Policeman Ha yden, of the Ninth precinct
reports that the sewer trap at the corner
OF Fourth and C streets northeast Is ID u
dangerous condition for Peuestrians.
Mr.. Amcs E. Allen, the private secre-
tary OF Speaker Reed, will leave the latter
mart Of this week Tor Massachusetts, where
after a brief visit, he will go TO his home
in Portland, Me.
The coolest spot in the city when the
thermometers are registering So and up
wardsis the first landing IN tie Washington
Monument. The THERMOMETERS registers
there about T2.
Eugene Martin, OF No. 317 Virginia ave-
nue. south west, reported ut police head.
quarters yesterday that some one had
broken into his trunk on Saturday after
noon and stolen $207 in cash.
Father Leautier, s. j., OF New Orleans,
and Father Mcdonald, q. j., ,.ef Galveston,
Texas, are guests OF Fathers Gillespie
aud DoiaD, III st. Aloysius' parish, North
Capitol and I streets northeast.
The American Protective Associatio.
has opened its national headquarters In
the Old View building. Twelfth street
and PENNSYLVANIA avenue, where a ma
tional A. z. A. organ will be published
Dr. J. E. Blomen, of No. A r street
north west, was going home on Seventh
street car Saturday night when clever
pickpocket relieved him of his gold watch.
He reported the case TO the police yesterday
Mr.. E. Kubel, father OF Stephen j. Kubel,
OF Fourth street northeast, died yesterday Y
morning at his home, on First street, near
ID. Mr.. Kubel has been Ill for some
time and Saturday submitted to an opera
tion.
The wheeliTen connected with tie
Columbia Athletic Ciub made IA run yes
| terday TO Forest Glen and returning by
| Chevy Chase had dinner there. There were
nearly 100 in Tie party, which was under
| Capt. uarnon's cuniniaDd.
The newly organized bicycle club cor-
| nected with the Columbia Athletic Chb
| is to discuss the advisa bility Of making a
| run TO Richmond, Va, in the near future.
| The wheelmen claim that the roads are
| 80 poor that the scheme will surely be
opposed.
One Of the prettiest welcomes the coming
| Endeavcrers will find awaiting them is
| the floral greeting that rims the fountain
| in the Pension Office grounds. Outlined
| in shaded begonia leaves and purple blos-
SONS is the text. as gracefully clear as
copper-piate, welcome, Y. P. s. c. E
Johana Quill, n familiar character to
| the police, was locked up at No. station
| Saturda night for disturbing the peace ol
| the ncighborhood near Fourth and Massa-
| chusetts avenue northeast. Johana was
| drunk and disorderly and caused Police
man Ehlers lively tussle before the
| station was reached.
Congressman W. L. Terry and his three
| sons are registered at the metropolitan
| Hotel. Col. Terry and his sons have been
| East seeing the sights. They will remain
here for few days and then go to Viz
| ginia, where they will stay until the
| colonel leaves for Chicago TO attend the
Democratic convention.
Mr.. Arthur D. Addison of this city.
| who was recently injured in an accident
at Bar Harbor. is rot yet out OF danger.
| He tried to stop runaway pony On bis
grounds, and was dashed by the suddenly
| vicious animal against the stone foundation
| Of the veranda with force that fractured
| his skull. The operation OF trephining
| was performed.
DR.. 4. De Witt Talmage, of the First
| Presbyterian Church, will enjoy large
| part OF his vacation in his country seat at
| East Hampton. l.. l., where his daughters
have already gone. Whether the Doctor
| will spend much time lecturiDg lie has not
| yet fully determined. He will leave WASH
| ington some time next week, and will be
| absent about two months.
| DR.. Teunis Hamlipe. OF the Church Of
| the Covenant, with Mrs. Hanline and Mrs.
| DIR. Gordon, sister OF Mrs. .HamliDe, of
| Omaha, expect TO visit Northfiela. Mass,
! during the latter part of July. there to
| remain for cuup,e Of months, with per-
| haps an occasional visit 60 Saratoga and
| the seasliore. They viii not leave until
| after the Christian Endeayor Convection.
| DR.. Byron Sunderland, copastor at TIE
| First Presbyterian Church. will spend bis
vacation in the Catskiils, at the home of
| his daughter, Mrs. orrin Day. Mrs. Day
| is comfortably situated in the old town Of
| Catskill, and here DR.. Sunderland has
| found in years gone by good deal of rest
| and quiet during his vacation time. He
| expects to be away during the mouths OF
July and August.
The body of William I. Bland, who died
suddenly at Emergency Hospital Saturday
| evening as told in yesterdays Times, was
| removed to Lees undertaking rooms last
| nigat Acting Coroner Glazebrook viewed
| the remains and issued a certificate. Mr.
| James r. Bland, father of the dead man
| who resides in Baltimore, came to tbi.
| CITY Yesterday morning and made ar
| rangements for the funeral
IMELY AND =.