The morning times., 1896-11-08
City Brevities


Col. Morrison, sof North Capitol street,
has returned from Indiana.
Mr.. Charles Brown, of 2O4 New Jersey |
avenue, has Returned from ONO.
John Webster was arrested for lrcspass
last night by Policeman. Elliott.
Third strceE southeast, between A and |
streets, is badly III need OF repairs.
Policeman sWeggans, of the Sixth pre-
cinct, Is visiting friends In Lorton, Va.
Mr. Thomas Merlin, OF 14i North Capitol |
| street, has returned from visit In Albany.
Mr.. William Ales, ofthc Treasury Depart |
meDt, has returned from visit In ONO. |
Mr.. iohe, OF 80 Delaware avenue, |
| has returned from Il visit Win friends LII |
| Ohio.
Charles NJ. Young was arrestedfor scorch- |
inE On his bicycle last night by Policeman |
| Estes.
| dir. w. Z. Bowen of 432 Tenth street |
norm west mas returned from u trip to tine |
| West. |
| Mr. q. +. Weaver OF 9i2 F street north |
east has returned from a visit To New |
York.
Miss Nellie Hubbard of Boston, Mass. |
| is visiting friends OH Ninth street south /!
| east. |
The work of asphalting First street in |
| front or the new Library has been COM
| pletcd.
Ike tracks of the Pennsylvania Railroad |
| nea the navy yard tunnel We're Strengthened |
yesterday. |
Mr.. Charles Brady, of PAL North Capitol |
| street has returned from a trip to Penn |
sylvania.
Mr.. George Mahone, of 21O North Capitol |
street, has returned from ohio, Where he |
went to vote.
Col. Moore, of 24l North Capitol street,
| has returned from u visit with friends |
! in Cincinnati.
Mr.. JoEn buckley of the National Hotel
who has been visiting III Frederick, has
returned home.
Mr.. w. Eisenstcin, Of 219 Massachusetts
| avenue, has returned from UiiIo, where
| he Went to vote.
WorhInsu viii begin in few days to lay
| wafer mains along thirteenth street south
east, between c and ID.
Jerry Costello was arrested yesterday for
disorderly conduct in the Capitol Grounds
by fuuceman Brennan.
Driiings are now being made for the
placing Of a pump 1T the corner of Second
| and ID streets southeast.
Mrs. F. A. Bickford Of 1912 Fifteenth
stree:, who has been visiting friends in
Maryland, returned home.
Mr.. Il. +. Hancs OF Capitol Hill, who has
State, returned home yesterday.
William Eus;is, of Troy, n. Y, is visiting
Mr.. A. r. Kearney. Of X street, between
North Capitol and First streets.
The streets Were unusually full OF broken
| glass yesterday and us consequence there
Was an epidemic OF punctured tires.
n freight car loaded with coke jumped
the track and upset last night ut the
B. & y. station at New York avenue.
Mr. Chris. schafffer has erected new
dwelling at No. i43 street southeast.
To replace the Que damaged by the storm.
The Ell Captain Social Club OF the Busi-
ness high school met last week at the
home Of Miss Goggin, lG7 Third street
north west.
The health officer has been asked to
inspect the lot in the rear of No. 6lS
| g street northeast. 1t is said to be in a
| filthy conditiCn
Margera AIilbury. a colored woman, who
lives at No. 26Q5. street northwest was
taken To the Seventh precinct station yes
terday and licked up as insane.
Representative j. w Rabcock, Chair
man Republican Congressional commit
| tee, leaves Iuuay Tor his home at Ncccdah,
Wis, To rest up from the fatigues of the
campaign
Judge Miller yesiegday y fined John Curry.
| a small coiored 10y, So for the larceny OF
| ten copies OF The Times stolen from the
store of Quentin Mackaii, at Ninth and II
streets northeast.
Chemical engine No. IL reported to an
alarm of fire from the vicinity of Seven
teenth street and Howard avenue about
Z O'Clock last evening to find a pile of
leaves burning in the street.
Fannie Pendleton, colored. was arrested
| yesterday by Policeman Hall OF No 3 on
a warrant charging her with the larceny
of gold ring. valued at So, from Ada
Mills of 1881 street northwest
Col. william Morrison, chairman of the
| Interstate Commerce Commission, is back
| again at Willard's Hotel. Col. Morrison
has been In Illinois, where he wrote a
few chapters OF the recent canvass.
| On an election wager Mr.. II. II. Prior
| Will next Saturday ride Mr. A. j. Wieg-
man Of Ti6 Eighth northeast, i'll a wheel
barrow. oil Pennsylvania avenue, from the
Peace Monument to the Treasury.
Mr.. Il. c. Jones, OF the firm OF Jones
& Burr, ats on November . ON a three
months trip III the interest Of his firm,
| selling wheels for the Butler Cycle Com
pany, of Butler, lad.
William Campbell had difference of
| opinion with Leila Campbell yesterday
| and tried To SETTLE IL by assaulting her
Policeman Lynch finally settled it by
| locking hin up at the Sixth precinct station
| house.
| A number of Saturday night offenders
| were locked up at the Seventh precinct
| yesterday for variety OF offenses Os-
| car Lee headed the Iist Charged with
| disorderIy conduct, and an assault on
| William Hunter.
| A mass meeting will be held at the
| DuinbartIu ii. l.. Church this evening at
| 7:io O'Clock. in the interests of the Anti
| Saloon League. Mr.. Andrew Wilson aud
| Mr.. A. V. Garfield, vice president of the |
| league, will deliver addresses.
| small boy named Eddie Wilson, residing
at No. 1880 Iwenty-scvcsit.i street north
| west, while playing on n lumber pile at
| The corner of Twenty-second street and
| Pennsylvania avenue iiorthw west yesterday
| received a fall which resulted in his re-
moval 10 drug store. where 4 long cut
| over his forehead was doctored
| Mr.. Richard r. Burr, bookkecper and
| manager for Mr.. Rufus H. Darby, leaves
| The situation lie has hcid with Mr. Darby
for over twelve years, to devote his entire
attention to the bicycle business in TIE firm
| of Jones & Burr, of which he has been a
! member for about year Mr.. Jones viii
| travel for the firm ana Mr. burr will have
] entire charge of the local business.
The family OF Mr.. c. H. Cowpe. of M
| i5s l street southwest, have gone TO
Fredericksburg. Va, for stay Of several
| months. r-A