The evening times., 1896-10-05
City Brevities

DR.. Sydney MarIowc. having removed
from No. 637 ! street Northwest, respect
fully requests his friends and patrons TO ad
dress him until rurth er notice ut general de.
livery, city postoffice.
! Detectives Robert II. Boardman and JohIi
Gallaher are on leave of absence.
| A big nag-raisins by McKinIeyites will
occur at Takoina Park tonight.
Desk sergt. Burkhart of No. 8 station
| is busly engaged in Flushing up his quar-
| terly report.
! Mr.. and Mrs. C. Frank owen returned
! yesterday to their home in Anacostia from
Norfolk. Va.
The roof OF Masonic Hall, Pennsylvania
| arcnue and Fourth street southeast, is be-
ing repaired.
Today the police wore their new winter
uniforms and helmets. The men all well
come the change.
Mr.. Charles W. Dodge. of the Agricultural
Department, is taking months vacation
in New England. '.''-
Sanitary Officer Frank is confined to his
home by sickness. His assistant, Mr.. Win
Amiss. is in charge.
Policemen Cleveland. Crawford and
Williams of the Ninth precinct are confined
to their homes because of illness.
Mr.. W. $. Paxson and Mrs Granville
williams have been made delegates to
the Anti-Saloon League meetings.
The United States Supreme Court will
convene in the next regular term on Mon
day next, with all the members present.
The Georgetown College authorities esti-
mate that 81 900 damage to tn e buildiRgsof
that institution resulted from Tuesdays
storm
Commissioner Truesdcll has returned from
New York. The throat affection for which
he was treated whilcsabsent is very much
improved.
Policeman Frank Auldrdge arrested
Stafford jackson. colored barber, at mid
night last night. on the ch arge of assauiting
Martin Bland.
The marriage OF Miss Bessie Stanton
La w,on to Mr. NJ. T. OLeary will Ia Ike plnce
in ST. Stephens Catholic Churen next
wednesday,.
Samuel solomon. an uPhClstercr, was ar
rested last night by Policeman j. A. Duvall,
charged with fast ana reckless driving
through the streets.
Charles Wilson of Twiniug City, was yes
terday badly bruised and injured by the
running away of a horse which he was driv-
ing III Minnesota avenue.
Eevival services We're inauguratcd last
ght at the Trinity NJ. +. Church. Fourth
stret. between + and G, southeast, to be .
continued for two weeks.
All the regular courts will OPEN the fall
term tomorrow, and at the same time the
present grand jury will complete its work
and be succeeded by the new jury.
A A Lipscomb will address the Bryan and
Sewall campaign meeting this afternoon
at the courthouse. Manassas, Va. Hon Eppa
Ennton, jr., will also make a speech.
Services We're conducted in the EbenzeT
toc,oredl BAPTIST Church, corner of Fourth
and d streets southeast, yesterday, despite
the roofless condition of the church.
The District Commissioners are engaged
In the preparation OF their annual report to
Congress. which work will occupy all their
spare time for the next three weeks.
'.Bill' Thompson. a weli-known char
acter of HiilsflaIe, was yesterday locked up
at the Anacostia station on a charge of
He was released later.
Until telephone Communication can be re-
stored, the notice OF fires are carried to the
various engine houses by messengers on
horseback.
Col. Myron N. Parker. national commit
zee, has returne d to the city after some time |
spent in the Eastern and Middle States. |
He is quite confident Of the election Of Nc |
linley.
Several Democratic organizations from |
his city will attend the meeting Incident to
Ihe raising of Bryan and sewail flagpole /
at Cedar Grove, Md, near Rockville, next /
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Frank Dillon was hurt while driving
,n Four-and-a half street yesterday after
,oon. His horse ran away and oOIlided
With the electric cars. He was able to
90 home.
Joseph FRINGE fell from his wheel yes.
erday, fracturing his collar bone. He was
lttcndcd at the Emergency Hospital, and
Ifterward removed to his home, No. 1400 I
'hapin street.
Applications for liquor license are com
ng in more slowly this year than usual
The record of the excise board for the
rst four days of the III onth shows a total
f sixteen only. -
Rev A. Mentzel, who has accepted a
all to the pulpit of the Concorda Lutheran
'hurciI. in this city, preached his farewell
erinon at st. Pauls Lutheran Church, |
anton. yesterday.
Samuel r. Peach. who was taken into |
ustody Saturday by Sergt. Joseph Acton,
N suspicion of being a check swindlrr. was
eleased one hour afierward. as there was
othiBg against him.
Not an arrest was made in Lieut. Keliy's
recinct, the Sixth, during the twenty
our hours ending at O'Clock this Doru-
ng. The Lieutenant says yesterday was an
unusually quiet Sunday.
Harry McAicer, a bookbinder, twenty-five
ears of age, was arrested yesterday by
'olceman Keefe. of the Third precinct, on
Mrs Ella McAleer, whocharged
he husband with assaulting her.
Policemen are learning to appreciate the
iodern patrol wagon, when the destruc-
on Of communication with the statiop
ouses, by telephone compcls them to walk
ietr prisoner through the streets.
!. T. Dickinson, an cmpIoye of the Capt
Al Traction Company, while on a bicycle
collided with q team. He sur-
.red cut over the right eye. which was
ressed at the Emergency Hospital.
Policeman Muller arrested Joseph Jack.
on. colored, last evening for permitting
on his premises in South W ashing-
Oh. His home is said to have been O resort
Dr. crap-shooters and .'s:lalI-card" play
rs.
1t has Just been learned that last Tuesday |