The morning times., 1896-07-06
City Brevities
Bishop John Hearst is at Maroni, Mass.
Sergeant Kaucber of the Second precinct

Bishop John Hearst is at Maroni, Mass.
Sergeant Kaucher OF the Second precinct
| Is on leave.
| Many of the churches in this city have
| postponed the usual weekly meetings be-
cause of the Christian Endeavor meetings.
! Mr.. B. H. Brockway escorted a number Of
| lady and gentlemen cyclists to Marlborough
last Saturday, the trip being made without
| q single accident.
Charles White, Colured, was arrested last
| night on complaint Of Alfred johnson, who
| charged him with appropriating $40 worth
| OF excursion tickets.
| William Smith, coiored, fifty-six years
| old, was locked up at No. 2 station late
Saturday night, for the larceny OF water
| melon from E. Conway
Levi A. Green and Louisa Green, both col
ored, Were locked up at the Eighth precinct
station last night by Policemen Lee and
| Shannon for profanity.
! The two Gospel wagons and the Wesley
| C'.apcl cart will be ttlIiuu.d nt ih..
White Lot part OF the time to be used
Tor such services as they may be desired.
Walter S. Hall was arrested by the Sew
entii precinttpoiice last nighsfor violating
| the bicycle Ordina nee. He left So as
collateral and was discharged from Gus
tody.
Charles Myers. cOlOred thirty five years
old, was taken to Freedman's Hospital yes.
ferday Afternoons with severe cut on the
head which he received at the bands OF u
woman.
Mrs. Z. Z. Bailey, who has been visiting
In Chicago for nearly month, has returned
home and was accompa MED by Miss EN- ma
Miller. neice, who will remain until
after the convention. 4.-
Jose Manzillo, Jacob Singer, Matt Flan-
agcn and Will Ward, all white. Were arrest
ed yesterday morning by Policeman O'Dea
or the Ninth precinct, and locked UP at the
station on charge of disorderly assembly.
A Small fire broke out In a summer
kitchen in the rear of No. IS Third street
southwest, at l 80 O'Clock yesterday after
noon. The property Is occupied by Olson
Lenzery. Cause, unknown; loss, $50;
insura nee, none.
The Invincible Cycle Club. which made
run to Richmond, va, last Monday, re-
turned to the city Friday evening. This
organization consists of only five mem
bers. all OF whom are well-know wn and ex-
perienced wheelmcn.
Mount Vernon {. Z. Choir have presented
their leader. Mr.. Page Zimmerman, with
handsome silver service. 1t was hoped
that Chairman Clark would make the
presentation, but other engagements pre-
vented his being there In time.
The Fourth OF July victims who were
carried 10 Freedman's Hospital were re-
ported last night as much improved. VIII
liam Mitchell, colored however, is suffer
ing from the concentrated Iye which was
thrown at him by an unknown woman in
Freenan's alley.
Agnes Price, colored living at No. 1886
Waverly terrace, northwest, assaulted
her husband, Morris Price, yesterday ar
ternoon- during family quarrel. He
siashed her over fie forehead. inflicting
long and ugly cut. Her condition became
serious and she was at once removed to
Freedman's Hospital. where injuries
were attended to! -.
Professor Gibson, the chimer, had pre-
pared the usual Fourth of July program
on the bells. but 6wifg to sickness in the
vicinity of the church.: the Ginning was
omitted, also the usual Sunday ringing
yesterday. Mr.. M- e., Jones, the maker
Of the bells, 'haf been overhauiing the \
apparatus. r.fGitedh vill chime the
bells every morning during the Christian
Endeavor convention at 8 a. m.