The morning times., 1896-09-13
City {, ] Br,evities
The trees In Judiciary Square are be-
ing rrimIneil. 4.

WiSe netting il being put around the trees
on Your-and- a-haR street southwest.
The annual election OF officers OF Car
roll Institute will be held October 8.
The concrete pavement on II street. be,
tween Seventh and Ninth. Is being repaired.
Mr.. C. s. Davis, OF 71s F street north
east, returned yesterday from Louisville, KY.
Mr.. II. Neale of East Capitol street is
| spending a month with friends In Mary
land.
Policeman Edwards OF the Seventh pre-
| cinct. Is enjoying "a ten days leave OF ab-
| sence.
Permission has been granted to build
q large shed for the protection OF the police
| wharf.
Mr.. S. Carr has returned from two
| weeks trip to his home Id Harper's Ferry,
Maryland.
Mr.. j. Rossetti Of Seventh street north
! east left yesterday to spend some time In
Frederick, Nd.
Senator Faulkner left last evening to
| spend few days with his family at Mar
tinsburg, W. Va.
| Four brick dwellings are being erected on
Eleventh street. near / street southeast,
| for Mr.. &. Hines
Mr.. Sam Pond of the Interior Depart
| ment has returned from short vacation,
spent at Virginia Beach.
Extensive repairs are being made in the
house OF Truck A. and both exterior and
| interior are being painted.
Z. {. Hunter. OF 1O7 Forth street north
| east. has returned home from trip or
| two weeks along the Hudson.
Armenia Mercer ,colored. a ninsa ne patient,
| was yesterday removed from the Second
| prcciDct station to st. Elizabcth's.
A new grauoIithic pavement is being
| put down OIL Thirteenth street, between L
| and Mussa cllusetts avenue Northwest
Rev. Francis R. Grimkc, Of the Fifteenth
Street Presbyterian Church has returned
from his vacation at Point Pleasant.
Truck A has received two new horses
from baltimore. After IA tIial they were
found TO be satisfactory and will be kept.
Mr.. Elphonzo Youngs. jr., the ell-known
cornetisL. and basso IN the First Congrega-
tionai Church quartet, Is studying music
IN Berlin.
Mr. August Brocker of No. sos Twenty
third street. vino was injured last Thurs
day week. at Heurich brewery, is able TO
be about.
A picked nine of washingtcn's crack
amateur bail tosSers will go 10 Warren
and Friday.
yesterday and sustained a lacerated wound
OF the scalp. He was treated at Emer-
gency Hospital.
Mr. 4. NJ. Patterson, OF No. 20 Iowa
Circle. has entirely renovated his home
and will occupy it when his family re-
turns to the city.
James Lindsey, cOlored. was locked dp
at No. . station yesterday for the larceny
Of 81 so from Carrie Newman OF Reeves
court northwest
Rev. DR.. George Luccock, pastor of the
Metropolitan Presbyterian Church, has
returned after his visit of six weeks to
relatives in Indiana.
Mr.. c. Butler and wife of North Capitol
street are out on novcltfip. They started
yesterday in "a buggy and are to travel
through Maryland for two weeks.
Mrs George Seymour, wife of Police
man Seymour of the Seventh precinct,
is spending month with friends in Harris
burg and various points in Western Penn
sylvania.
Cassius NJ Beck. who, with Jack Frost
was charged with stealing $50 from Frank
Jones, was arrested yesterday afternoon
in Anacostia and turned over TO the Fourth
poicie precinct, where he was locked up
Mai. L. P. Williams, assistant clerk
Supreme Court, l.. c.. has gone to La
Porte Ind. to attend he annual reunion
OF his regiment, the Seventy-third Moa-
tana Volunteers. and visit his aged father
Richard Jones, colored, living at No 622
Twelfth street northeast, in jumping from
an incoming freight train, a Ivy City, early
last evening, was thrown to the ground and
severely injured about the head and body.
There was a cavein OF the street yester-
day near the corner OF Twenty-tbird and
H streets northwest. caused by the burst
,,f r. T.
ment was notified and repaired the dam
age
There was blockade Of travel last even
ing on Four and half street and Virginia
avenue southwest, caused by several pas
senser coaches being sidetracked.~ ! { was
fully fifteen minutes before travel could be
resumed.
Daniel Wood, colofed. who assaulted his
wife, Lucy Wood, by hurting flatirOn at
her, as told in last evenings Times. was
arrested at noon yesterday by Policeman
Holmes and locked up at the Second pre-
ciDct station.
Agnes Lucas, colored, No. 613 Ambush
court southwest, was struck on the head
night. and taken in No. patrol wagon, to
Emergency Hospital, where Surgeon Turner
dressed ber wound
Mrs TewksBury of Wilmington, Del,
president Of the Ladies' Auxiliary con-
nected with the Union Veteran Legion, is
in the city,. making preparations for the
meeting OF the auxiliary at the time of
the legion's epcanlpmenU.
The mercy and help department of the
Epworth League of Trinity NJ. f. Church.
will hold a novel entertainment on Tues
day evening. BroOnls will figure largely
in the decorations, and a broom drill will
he n feature OF the evening
A dead ipfant was found yesterday by
Policeman Donovan in an alley between
Thirteenth and Fourteenth, G and Cor
coraD streets northwest. The body was
carried to the Second precinct station in
the patrol and the coroner notified.
Maurice Adams. small boy. while en-
gagged yesterday afternoon with some COM
pano3s In the pursuit OF recreant chicken.
near the corner of Twenty-tlIird aud O
streets northwest, fell and striking his
heal against a tree-box. was rendered un-
consiols- ..
Policeman R. L. c. Ko2p. OF the Seventh
precinct station, Georgetown; whose arm
was broken on Tuesday a week ago, in
a struggle with q fractious horse, Is i'm
proving He will be unable to resume his
duties as a mounted officer, however, for
a number of weeks. -.
Hon. E. v Brookshire, OF Indiana, nd tile |
Hon. e p. Baldwin, auditor OF the Treas
ury, will address the citizens Of East
Washington under Che auspices OF the East
Washington Democratic Cub, next Tues |
day evening at Washington Hall. corner |
OF Third and Pennsylvania avenue south |
east
Wash B. williams furniture .opentng |
takes piacetonOfrow, Tuesday and Wednesr