The morning times., 1896-11-12
City Brevities

a new IS being laid OH ElSnihatree1
northeast
Detective Clerk NJ. B. German is confined
to his home by sickness.
DR.. Mcmillan OF 41S H street northeast
has returned from Iowa
Mr.. j. r. Tedwcll of 317 Eighth street
las returned from iowa
The tree-boNes are being repaired along
Fourteenth street northeast.
Hon. +. V. Brooksiiireof Indiana is regis
tered at the National Hotel.
new double pump engine has been IN
stalled in No. 10 engine house.
Viola Summers was arrested by Police
man Hayes for assault yesterday.
Mr.. A. L. Burley and wife of Lancaster,
Pa, are visiting friends in the city.
Mr. Edward Myers, Of Third and
streets, who has been i'll, is convalcscins.
Mrs. Sallic Armstrong, of H street north
east is visiting Attends in Woodstock'
Va.
Mr.. J. Kirby died Tuesday at his resi-
dencc, corner sixtb and Z streets south
east II
Mr.. Libbey of THE Pension Bureau has
returned from three weeks visit In WIS
consin. {9g'
Policeman StanSe Of the Sixth precinct
arrested Francis Mills for petit larceny
yesterday.
a camp of six trsinps, with brush lean
to, is reported fou5 rnles out on the Eai'i-
more and Ohio. II
Revival services are being held this week
at Douglas Memorial Church, Eleventh ana
ii streets northeast.
A four-foot eel was taken from water
pipe at the corner of Sixth and streets
southeast yesterday.
Workmen Will begin In n few days to
place an iron roof cn the reconstructed
molding shop at the navy yard.
Between Highlands and Reeves. stations
on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, 100
men are at work on the tracks.
The work of laying two-foot terra Gotta
sewer mains along Third street southeast,
betweenH ana has been completed.
Mr.. George Schench of sci Maryland
avenue has returned from a hunting eA-
pedition in Prince Georges county, Nd.
The Legion OF Loyal Women will give
an oyster supper for the benefit OF :heir
charity at their hall, tomorrow, from
to Z.
Michael Carney, II white tramp, was ar
rested on the charge OF vagrancy last night
and locked up in the Fifth street station
house
Moses Childs. colored, was arrested last
evening by Policeman Bliss OF No. sta
tiou. charged with being drunk and dis
orderly.
MIR. John b. Finn Of the comptroller of
the ecurrcncy sorfice. Treasury Department,
has returned from Kentucky, bringing with
him a bride.
DR.. C. Newell and wife, of street north
east. VINO have been on months visit to
relatives and friends in Indiana, reformed
home yesterday.
Prof. Rolla Z. Curre, of the department
Of insects OF the National Museum, Will
shortly start for Africa for the purpose OF
co:ecting specimens
Chief Of Engineers CraiGbill returned TO
the city yesterday from an inspection OF
the Harhor of Galveston, Texas, and the
Low er Mississippi River.
Two bicyciists, William Kirkland and
Henry Simonds, collided on ID street, near
Four-and-a-half street, last night. Kirt-
land was slightly injured.
Mr. Emile Beriiner Of this city has been
awarded the John Scott medal Tor 1896, by
the Franklin Institute, Philadelphia, for
his Invention OF a gramopbonc.
Rev q W Hobbs of Trinity NJ L. Church
left the city several days ago on u trip
through Western Maryland and Pennsyl-
vania. He will be away one week.
Work on the grannIithic pavement which
is being laid on Fourteenth street, be-
tween and W streets northwest, is being
pushed forward as rapid as possible.
The Mckinley and Hobart Club is making
elaborate arrangements for the reception
OF It's president, Mr. JohnC Chaney. ON
his return to the cit y'on next M onday.
The double team OF Garrick Riley ran
away on Benning road yesterday and up
set the wagon. Besides the stock OF milk
Icing lost Riley was thrown out and badly
bruised.
Mr.. Spencer Wilson of 312 b street
northeast has returned from Il hunting trip
down the river. He accompanied a large
party ON the yacht Daisy" and returned
with bag of thirty ducks.
Company C, Fourth Battalion, d. c. n
G., received a visit from delegation
from America Commandery, Knights Golden
Eagle, Tuesday evening. the occasion being
a smoker held in honor of the visitors.
Rev Father George Glaab, former rector
of St Mary's Catholic Church of this city,
left yesterday for Rome. on Sunday he
was rendered a farewell banquet al the
residence of Mr.. A. b. Weiss, No. 1919
Fifth street.
The fifth anniversary of Goodwill Lodge,
No. q, I. o. G. T, was celebrated Tuesday
ington. The members and visiting friends
were treated to musical and literary
program and banquet.
Messrs. John NJ. Langston, B. X. Bruce,
C. B. Purvis. J. 4. Lynch, j. ii. Brooks,J
F. Cook, and j. r. Francis have been ap-
pointed by the Commissioners to represent
the District in the negro department Of the
Tennessee Centennial Exposition.
Theunknown maniac who Was saved from
death by Policeman Evans, of No police
station, at lexington on Tuesday night
last, was sent To st. Elizabcth's Hospital
yesterday. Drs. Carr and hewitt made
the necessary examination and declared
the man insane.
On the occasion of the visit OF Mrs. L
b. Henroaten. president of the National
Federation of Women's Clubs, to this city
during the latter part of this month, the
Legion of Loyal Women will tender n re-
ception to the Federated Clubs OF the Dis
trict at th cir headquarters, No. L19
Tenth street northwest.
The election OF officers of the dental
department of the Columbian University
was held last night. Mr.. Tom Cochran re-
ceived twenty-three votes for president
Mr.. Fenton Bradford, twenty-five votes
for vice president; Mr.. J. A. German, seven.
teen votes for secretary, and Mr.. Emmett
Carter nineteen votes for treasurer.