The morning times., 1896-08-14
City Brevities

Flooring Sl.60 per 100 feet. oil ono
width. F.Libbey & CO.. 6thand N Y ave.
Gen. Robert Avery, a retired army officer.
is at the Riggs House. ...-....
Mr. A. L. Hackner, OF New Bedford.
Mass, Is In the city.
Mr.. F. II. Babcock, OF Indianapolis, Nd,
is stopping at the Raleigh.
MrThomas Brown, of Norwich. ont> IL
registered at the Metropolitan.
Mr.. Robert s. Thrin, OF the Interior De-
partment. has moved to Brookiand.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. A Henson. OF Chicago
are the guests of Washington friends.
Mr. q. s. Collins OF chicago, and Mr..
julius W. Young or Winston, n. c., are at
the Cochran.
A new se wer Is being laid on b street
northeast, betw cen North Capito! and
Fifth streets.
Ar. j. s. Wheeler, head clerk of the st.
James Hotel, returned yesterday from q
months vacation 10 Ne " Hampshire, Maine.
and Massa achusetts.
Liberato Martucci and Engenio Bar
tetta. OF Bolivia. arrived in This city yes
terciay afternoon. They are here TO study
this country and its government.
Labor Day excursion committee Will
mold an important meeting sunday, at 10
I'm. at Plasterers' Hall, corner Fourand-
a-hair street and Pennsyivania avenue
Mr.. John Lane has returned to his home
in lexington, after a lengthy stay IN the
North and West, visiting Buffalo, Watkins
Glen, Niagara Falls. and Cleveland, Ohio
st. Paul's Episcopal vested church choir
has returned from i%s annual summer trip,
having been enjoying the breezes at Black
ston's, down the Potomac, since August L
70
Beale or Gcorgeiown, fell on the pavement
Yesterday afternoon ON U street aud broke
his right hind leg. The animal had TO be
killed.
Among the arrivals at the st. James
are: Mt. and Mrs. F. r. Crabbs OF Kansas
City. Mo-; Air. A s. Cummings OF Calves
ton. Texas, and Mr.. j. w. Harris OF
Suwanec, Ca Sf'f,
Cardinal Satoni is in New York, at
tending the inaugural ceremonies at st.
Iosepns Thedosacsi'seminafy, near Ton-
kers. Before returning he will visit
Archbishop Corfigan. ~
Ray Sabine. a cblored newsboy. fell
from the footboa rd OF a Metropolitan
Ninth street car. between and q streets.
yesterday afternoon, while plying his
trade. He was pot seriously injured.
John LangdoB.. .es'ored. twenty years
OLD, OF No. ltG tiFSlu,a avenue SOutifciSt-
sustained several bruises last night about
the face aad body BY being thrown from
hiswheeI Iatsevencnstreeta al and Penns ylvans
avenue. q '
John Kelly was arrested on suspicion
last night by roiiseman Father. or No.
1, and Policeman Kenny. OF No. 3. Later
il was discovered that Kelly is the man
who is alleged to have robbed store No.
2IO5 Penns yivanfa avenue.
Joseph Ia ylor, who was released from
Jail two days ago, was arrestel last
night by Policemen FlatiIer and Kilmartin,
of No. / , on tie charge OF stealing house
hold articles from the house of Eta
Boyd, No. 1922 ID street northwest
An electric witch box fastened to teie-
graph pole on NJ street. between Tbftieth
and Thirty first streets, Georgetown, was
burned out during the storm yesterday
afternoon and the fire spreading to the
crussarms ON the pole. burned one off
before the blaze was extinguished.
Grand Lodge, Ancient York Rite Masons
has selected the following grand officers:
Grand master, W. W. Grimmes; deputy
grand master, JohnN Adams; senior grand
warden, George W. Simms; junior grand
warden, J. L. Webster; grand treasurer.
j. H. Mcdowell: grand secretary, d. F.
Seville