The morning times., 1896-08-09
City Brevities

nAA- L. oeifiSil " mere from IOrtldnu, me-
Mr. George F. Curtis sailed yesterday for
Europe.
Mr.. l. Honda. ofTokio, japan, is registered
st the Shoreham.
Officer Dodge OF the Fir1t precinct b.
| cycle squad Is onleave.
Mr.. Henry S. Holmes. q local Charleston,
s X, politician, is in tn, city.
Mr.. c. w. Mott, OF Milwaukee, Wis, Is
stopping at the Raleigh
Mr.. Charles H. Smith, Of Harper's Ferry,
va, is registered at the st. James.
Mr.. Walter Price, with party OF
friends, Is summering at Purceilville.
Mr.. Jerome Carly, prominent lawyer Of
Phiiadeiphia, is stopping at La Normandie
Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Lambert, of Phla-
deiphia, are the guests OF Washington
/ friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. J. Gillespie, and Mr.
George Esser. of Boston.
Miss Margaret Hulsc, of 1919 X street
is spending the month of August at the
New Jersey summer resorts.
Mrs. Kate Whitney and Mrs. D. K.
Meredith, of Southeast Washington, left
yesterday for Atlantic City.
Policemen Seymour. Ward and Connor
OF the Seventh precinct are off duty. Con
nor and Ward are on sick leave.
Postmaster General Wilson returned to
this city yesterday after q short visit
to his home at Charlestown, W. Va.
Miss AIbertin Beuncher of AGO Louisi-
ana avenue is spending a weeks vacation
with MI and Mrs. S. K. Lee, Bladcnsburg.
Md. a.
Upon complaint of J. B. Witt and j. c.
Goodman, Charles Calhoun was arrested
hv n Third nrli tuzf pisYbf
for threats.
The Treasury gold reserve at the close
of business yesterday stood at S1Os,359,
41S. The days Withdrawals were
$14O,OOO.
Fred Rhodes, who figured in the Lo'ice
court yesterday was not Fred Rhodes who
is employed by the Southern Railway
Company.
The c. J. McCubbiD Company OF the
District OF Columbia was Incorporated by
articles filed yesterday with the recorder
of deeds.
Mr.. Charles Hedges left yesterday for
Chicago, where he goes to fill a psito.on
in the press bureau Of the Republican ma
tional committee.
on account OF the extended hot weather
the regular meeting OF the National Re
publican Club, occurring Monday evening,
August 10. is postponed.
complimentary excursion will be given
tomorrow evening to Indian Head By the
American Legion of Honor. The party
Will leave tile city at $40 O'Clock
Sergt. Robey of the Seventh police pre-
ciuct has gone to Aruniiel-en-ths.B Bay for
three weeks stay. Policeman Passeuo is
acting sergeant during his absence.
Members of the Spofford family in this
city have received Invitations to the
er.n m al Of Nl.,~r
name. Ia he held at Gsoveiand. Mass, on
August 20.
Mr. Edwin s. Srsiep, junior member Of
the william Crafnp shipbuildine Company OF
Philadelphia. wa siu the city yesterday
looking arter the firms interests with he
government. 80
\ series of interesting reports in two
volumes is soon TO be issued by tie BUrral
of Ethnoogy,treatiT,go OF the archaeological
and the ethnological characteristics OF tha.
American Indian.
Peter Decarmy, a is wedish sailor, who.
three weeks ago, was thrown down a
hatchway by the mate on one OF the YES,
sells lying in for coal and badly injured,
has left the hospijal.
Assistant sscfetary Curtis has returned
from New York; and yesterday resumed
his duties at The Treasury. In the alb
seHcc of Secretary Carlisle. Mr. Curtis
is aCllHS Secretary oi Tue Treasury.
Mr. Henry z Seiioeaborn. OF No. 2o9
Seventh street northwest. died last night
after an illness OF some weeks. Decea sed
was well known In Washington having
lived here for the past tbirtytive years
A camp meeting will be held, commenc-
ing today. on Delaware avenue, between
l. and II streets southwest, and continue
one month. under the direction Of the II.
+. Church, F. Washington, secretary, and
Rev. a. Carter, pastor in charge.
Mr. J T Grove Will acain be unable
to nil the pulpit at the Church OF Onr
Savior, Brooslapd. tuporrow. Rev. DR.
holloway will take his place, and it is
probable that Mr.. holloway Will remain
until Nr. Grove entirely recoyers from
his illness.
Sidney Vincent. colored. twenty-five
years old. living al l222 Third street SOUTH
west, became engaged in a street brawi
on Van street southwest, with Charlie
Campbell, also coiored. resulting in Viz
cents having his upper lip almost cut into
shreds by u brick thrown by his antaso-
mist The painful wound was dressed at /.
the Emergency and the wounded man
was sent home.
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