The morning times., 1896-10-07
CityBrevities

returned to duty yesterday.
Harry FisleI was last night arrested for
carrying concealed weapons.
Sarah Bannayan was arrested for assault
yesterday by Policeman wannell.
| Daniel DiggSS was arrested last night for
cruelty TO ahimals by Policeman Creagh. :.
| a Euuihcr Of hoIcs in tie Roadway on
| G street suiithenst were filled yesterday.
East Capitol street was Icing cleaned of
cnleaves yes. .erday by Observation-Disclosures
Trees on Sixth street southeast, from
| G To X were trimmed and pruGed ycstcr-
| day.
Waller Douglas was arrested fast night
| by Policeman Es;cs for snatcling Fccket-
| book.
The street sewer is being connected
| with the new trunk line sewer ON Fifteenth
| street
zen. Thomas j. Morgan. formerly COM
| missioner OF Indian affairs, is in the
| city.
Mr.. Barnes of No engine house, who
has been on leave, returned to duty yes
| tcrday.
George Carter ard John Smith were ar
rested for scorching last night. Both left
collateral.
| Poundmaster Einstein's men captured
a number Of dogs in Southeast Washington
| yesterday.
| A leak in the water main ON street, near
| Seventh southeast makes the street in tad
| condition.
| Repairs To the buildngsin the navy yard,
dana ged by last weeks storm, are nearing
completion.
new telegraph pole will be erected
today on Sixth street near Florida avenue
| no rthwest. f'a
| A party uf three cyclists from baltimore
on triplet made a run to the Navy Yard
Monday night.
| The citizens of Riverdale are considering
the advisability of applying for u charter
| of incorporation.
a horse attachedto a light country wagon
| loaded with cabra ccS was found on street
near first yesterday.
| Mr.. Gray Pendieton. formerly OF Wash
| ington but now residing a. Augusta Springs.
| Va is in the city
4 force of carpenters is engaged repair
| ing the damage done 10 the steamer George
| Lcary by the recent storm.
Fireman Moore of No. IG returned to duty
| yesterday and Fireman Wiilis !elt ON ten
| days leave 10 visit Boston.
Mrs Capers, wife or Capt. John S Capers,
| Department OF Justice, is i'll with typhoid
| fever at Gaiti:erStUrg, Md.
| Station Master Ruby at the Penusyl-
| van!a depot, who has been away for sew
| erat weeks, is a.nin at his post.
| Sir Francis lockwood arrived in this
| city at u O'Clock last night. coming from
| Philadelphia on the BoStcn express.
| a quantity Of tar paper left hy sCme
| timers repairing tie roof on M. 1D5 Penn
| Sylvania avenue caught fire las night No
damage was done. t..
Several wurk.uGmen were engaged yes-
| ,crGay with strong wire brushes rubbing
| IN Ihc coping stones OF the ruSlofflcc De
| partmcnt building.
| The executive committee of tie Union
| Republican club met yesterday ard Coin
| lifted arrangements for the big LEGAL rail,
| on the l2tn Instant.
| A ratiieatiou meeting and barbecue
| will he held at Falls Church shortly. under
! the auspices OF the L. NJ. Saunders and
W. F. Thomas Mckinley Club.
Mr. T, F. Taylor. No. 215 f street north
| west. fell from his bicycle last evening
| and sprained his lett arm. His fniufies
| We're dressed ut Emergency Hospital.
| A joint city and Maryland Republican
| rally Will I've held at Congress Heights on
| The 15th instant This place has bceu
| selected SO as To secure roiisc protection.
Getano Reppett No. E26 Sixth street
| southeast. was arrest ed Yesterday by Park
| Policeman Held fer walking across the
grass Of the parking between ID and E, Fifth
! and Sixth streets.
The President has appointed Henry 4.
| Emery Interpreter to the United States
| consulate at Chcfoo. China. and Charles
| A. Prichard, postmaster at Warrington
| W. Va. ...
Fred Kohlcr. white. of No. 4Gs Wilson
1 mo- rr,.St tod "A q
| ing AMI lock cd up in No. 9 station. charged
| with assaui;iuG his stepsun, william MiChai-
! hacher.
Some Of the cars belonging to the Metro
| politan Railroad which were under the
| heavy roof wien it fell last Tuesday night
| were taken out yesterday in a badly dam
| aged condition.
| . a pas sengcr who proved TO lie deaf and
| dumb had bad fall from an electric car
| ON East Capitol street last night beween
Second and Third streets. He jumped from
the car III tie middle Of a square.
] Lewis yenney, a colored roafer, fell
| from roof on a small shed near the Seaton
| School building yesterday afternoon anG
| seriously sprained his ankle. He was
| removed to his home, No. 22i Seaton court.
The Sound Money Club of Gaithersburg
| held a grand rally on Saturday evening
last. Mr.. ". r Fulks presided, and Judge
| Albion W. Tourgee malea speech. in which
| he preliiCtcdthe success of the goldstandard.
| John Lewis colored, nineteen years old,
was locked up at the Second precinct
, Yesterday afternoon by Policeman Evans
for the larceny of a dress from Jane RobiIi-
son of No. 14O1 Twelfth street northwest
AT the Recting OF the Sixth Army Corps
| on Thursday evening steps will be taken
to perfect arrangrrpen for the entertain
ment of the delegates To the Union Veteran
Legion cncaInpncnt, which convenes here
| in November.
Annie Covington, colored, sixty years
of age. who lives at Benning, fell on the
| street last evening, with an attack of
rheumatism. She was unable to regain the
use of her limbs. and was removed TO
| Freednan's Hospital
A meeting Of the Amphion Glec Club.
| which will be held turicht ut the rooms
| Of tine Y. NJ e. A. and arrange
mcnts for thcirconcert season will he m made.
The club has received an invitation to
give concert in Philadelphia during
the week OF Thanksgiving and it is prob.
able that it will be accepted.
.-. BYSUM CHAIRMAN.
Gold DemocrntiC CnmIaign Commit