The times., 1897-06-14
ROBINSON & CHERRY CO.
Clothes, Furnishings, Hats, Shoes.
18th and F Sts. N. w.
Tbe--a:s Tinse5
City Brevities.

in the police court today for trespassiug
OIL Seaton Park.
The first quarterly conference OF the
Boardof stewarisof Emory Chapel, Br ghS-
wood, is in session today.
Arrangements are being made by Trinity
Chapter, Brotherhood of st. Andrew, to
open reading room in the parish hall
The beard Of directors of the Central
Union Mission Will hold al important meet
ing at 4:15 O'Clock tomorrow afternoon.
The bicyclists continue to be gathered
in daily lay the cycling policemen in larger
numbers. Fifteen werearrested for scorch-
lug last night.
Rosa warfield was sentenced this morn
ing by Judge Mills to pay fine Of SO
or serve sixty days in Jail for the larceny
Of a silk dress from Alice Harris.
The Sunday school and auxiliary organ
iZation of st Luke's Colored Protestant
Episcopal Church have arranged for an
putting On June 20, at Buffers Park, HiGs
dale, d. c.
A thief entered the cleaning and dyelng
establishment of William Epperson, No
SO u StIeet northwest, curing tie tenn
porary absence of the proprie,9r, ana stole
u pair ct pants.
DrJ NJ Emmert, of Atlantic. Iowa, who
was one OF the attendants at the recent
medical convention at Philadelphia, is
visiting Washington as the guest of Mr..
and Mrs Alfred Shaw
The police nave beel requested by the
Charles county, Nj, authorities to look out
fnf the burglars WAC broke into and rohbed
the c.aeTa1 merchandise store OF Charles G.
Lucas at Bowie several nights ago.
JamcS Mccormick was charged i'll the
police court tO5ay with carrying con
cealei weapons and threatening the life
of Joseph NJ. Laughln and was sent 10 Jail
by Judge Mills for three months on each
charge.
Smith Thompson was arrested by Police
man Turner FOR ldtching his horse to the
wire retting around tree on New Jersey
;4vcnue northwest. and left 81 collateral,
which was forfeited in the police court this
morning
While bathing on the Virginia side Of the
Potomac near Rosslyn, last steveninG, Charles
f Herbert, eleven years of age, was seized
with cramps and would have dro wucd ',ut
for his timely rescue by Frank Green a
colored youth
Being member of the board of trustees
of the Lebanon Valley, Pa, College, Rev.
John f. Fout pastor of the United Brethren
Memorial Church, of this city, viii leave
this week TO attend the annual merting OF
that body, at Lebanon, Pa
A large force of men We're put TO work
this morning on the Washington and
Maryland Electric Railroad. The work of
completing the road to Baltimore will now
be pushed rapidly forward, and it is prom
,sed that cars win be running by nextfaI.
a general meeting of the Women Chris
fian Temperance Union of the District of
Columbia will be convened tomorrow MORN
Ing at the North Capitol NJ Church The
session will continue all day, an d the presi-
dent Mrs Margaret B. Platt, will preside
Patrick Ryan, William Johnston, Charlas
Banks. George Weaver, Lucy Mills, Nancy
Valentine, John Fisher, George Alexander,
Frank Cole. SanluelCole, and Thomas Drony,
charged with disorderly conduct. for
fcited s. collateral each in the police
Court this morning
Mrs Carrie Reiplinger wife Of Humane
Society. Officer John Reiplinger, and their
talented little daughter, Virginia, have
gone TO Old Point and Virginia Beach, for
q two months stay. Miss Virginia, while
away, win give exhibitions of her remarka
bile skill ia dancing and reciting.
The annual commencement exercises of
the Immaculate Conception School for Girls
viii be held at the Columbia Theater on
Thursday, June II, at p. m. Ten young
ladies Of the class Of 81 will graduate, IN
place Of the usual valedictory the young
ladies viii each read an original essay.
William Ferguson, twenty-three years OF
age, notorman on the Chevy Chase Rail
road, was struck by trolley pole last
evening while his car was on Eighteenth
street, and severely injured. After treat
ment at Freedman's Hospital he was re-
moved to his home at Chevy Chase