The morning times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1897, 1896-08-23
City Brevities

olIicer ID. W. Lewis OF NO. ID On ieaNe
OF absence.
Officer N. Brown OF No. 8 has been
reported on the sick list.
Ike Oettinger, OF Georgetown, has RE-
turned from u month's stay at Pen Mar
Officer F. B. Kelly of No. 8 is on leave.
which he intends spending in New York
city.
Judge Bowler OF the Treasury Depart
ment. has gone to Bar Harbor to Join his
family.
orficer J. "A! McD onaiti Of No. has re-
turned to duty after a weeks spell Of
sickness.
A. Blondhcim. No. 1884 Four and a half
street southwest, Is visiting his brother
in New York ~
Mr.. Charles E. Lewis has gone to Eau
quier White Sulphur Springs. Va, for a
short vacation. Js+-r -i.t ~ = .
DIR. stayeiy, superintendent of Garfield
Memorial Hospital. is spending his vacation
ut Nantucket Island. :. :
Nelson Warren was arrested yesterday
for driving across a sidewalk in EckiBgton
Wednesday evening" o..
Captain Charles E. Edwards, OF Fort
Myer, with l,is family, is, spending q few
weeks at Colonial Beach.
R. Ross Gessford, of No. 631 H street
southwest, Is taking protracted esfp
through New York and Pennsylvania.
Mrs. n Rupertus and daughter. Mamie.
and granddaughter, 9Iartha, left yester-
day TO spend d month in Atlantic City.
Judge Bowler, Comptroller OF the Tress-
ury. has gone to Bar Harbor. where he
will spend his vacation with his family.
The Treasury gold reserve at the close
OF business yesterday stood at S1O3,i03,-
s75. The days Withdrawals We're SAT .O00.
-effieer-Haii arrested william Bergman
last evening for profanity and he VIII
appear before the court Monday morning
|, Rev. J.. g., Butler, pastor Of Lutheran
Memorial Church. has returnedfrom pleas
ant vacation at Mountain Lake Park, Md.
Miss Maud Eislager of p street north
west, who left for Atlantic City yesterday.
iniends spending the rest OF the season
there.
Mr.. John Koch, pharmacist and chemist
at Garfield Memorial Hospital, leaves on
the Goth for a prolonged visit to his home
in Quincy, H.
Misses Mary Pencil and Stella Foreman
of X street northwest left yesterday to
spend some time with friends in the Blue
Ridge Mountains.
James Bailey, colored, fourteen years OF
age, was arrested last night by Officer
Stewart for throwing missiles, and was
locked up in No. 8.
DIR. Magee, OF Garfield Hospital. has re-
turned from a trip to Bar Harbor and Sara
toga. He is Cow acting superintendent
during the absence OF DR.. Stayeiy.
sergt. Dunnigau of No. station. ar
rested Denuis Warren, colored. last night
for riding bicycle without light. The
usual So collateral was deposited.
Mr. C. j. Bowling OF the Chicago and
North western Railway, Chicago. is spend
ing a two weeks vacation with bis parents,
at No. HOO Eighth street northeast.
Assistant Qsartsrmaster General. Col.
william B. Hughes, stationed at Balu-
more, will be relieved from duty on Octo-
Der IS and placed on the retired list.
Edward Jones and Alexander Mitchell
were arrested Yesterday by Sergt. Jones
and OFFICER Hall on the. charge of icing
drunk and disordery. and locked up in
No. 8.
Ex GOV. Francis Of Missouri. the head
of the sound money movement In Mis-.
souri,, had an extended conference with
Secretary Carlisle at the Treasury Depart
ment yesterday.
Gen. SawtclIe, the new Quartermaster
general. is expected to arrive here from
New York tomorrow or next day. Imnse-
ufPOI us atiiSoA ic Will opOh
the duties OF his office. &
. A three-monthsoh colored child spent
last night in cell in No. 8 station because
its mother, Hattie Johnson. got drunk and
raised a disturbance in Clicks alley. BABY
was locked up with her.
Rosie Green. Lizzie Green Sophie Lucas,
and Eddy Green engaged III a fight at the
corner OF North Capitol and G street last
night md We're arrested by Policemen Corby
and Bean of the Sixth precinct.
Je,son G. Frail of 2l26 Fourtecnth street,
while putting up paper roller in his store
yesterday let a screw driver slip. which he
was using and split his yeball. The doctor,
who is In attendance, thinks be will lose
the sight OF the injured eye.
Mr.. Harry c. Fisk OF the Lafayette
square Opera House. Is lying very i'll at
his residence OF muscular rheumatism. He
has Just ret urned from a vacation in the
country, where he expected to regain his
health. hut was very much disappointed at
the result.
An ncipient blaze broke out in No. 723
Navy place southeast yesterday. A local
alarm was turned in. Engine No s was
quickly on the spot and extinguished the
blaze after 1t had caused damage aggre-
eating $50, The family of George Nolan
lives in fireplace, whichiso wnedby Thomas
.
Riding on the streets was too tame for
Charles Lloyd and Joseph Blakely. two
coiored wheelmen. SO they went on the
sidewalk At Fourteenth ADD Q streets
o fficer Hartley put an end to their ride
and took them, wheels aud all, to No. g
station. Their friends deposited SIS col
lateral.
Ida Vaughn, eighteen years old, and
Minnie Wall, four years younger, stole
some articles from the residence Of Charles
A. Hartman, COS G street southeast, yes
terday afternoon. which caused their ar
rest on the charge Of petit larceny They
were taken to No. station, where they
were released on bond.
About two hundred Of the members Of
the Christian Endeavor Chorus Of Mount
Vernon NJ e. Church, under the leadership
Of Page L. Zimmerman, enjoyed a delight
rul trip to Marshall Hall Friday evening.
Full of convention enthusiasm, they took
along Mfr. Mlhorn's organ and sang c. E.
songs and anthems all the way Down.
Coming home Percy L. Foster sang q solo
and led the chorus as they enthusiastically
rendered Loyal Soldiers" Of which he is
the composer.
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