The evening times., 1897-06-19
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City Brevities.

Policeman J. NJ. Austin, of the Twelfth
street station, has been placed on the
sick list.
The Mems Pand will meet at the Cen
tral UnioA Mission building al $50 O'Clock
tLiS evening.
Miss Boucher, who was thrown from
her wheel recently, is improving, and is
now aiao to walk again.
The Kensington NJ. E Church viii bc
completed and the dedication services held
the latter part Of this month.
Police Lieut.. Kelly reports today a foul
foul sewer at the corner Of First and c
streets northwest, which needs immediate
attention.
A dead infant, which was found by the
police yesterday at Thirteenth and Florida
avenue northwest, was buried in potterS'
field toGay.
A gasoline stove set fire to some clothes
In the house OF John II. Harrington, No.
237 Second street northeast last evening,
and caused a $50 blaze.
Arrangements have been completed for
the commencement exercises next Thurs
dav evening of st. Johns College at the
Lafayette square Opera House.
The members of the District Epworth
League VIII entertain the local delegates
TO the Toronto convention on the evening
Of June 80 toy rally at Wesley NJ. E.
Church.
Miss Maggie Wright, twenty-five years
Of age, residing at No. 2434 Pennsylvania
avenue northwest, fell from ler bicycle
last night, near Brightwood, and dislO-
GATED her knee
The gospel wagon schedule Of meetings
for tomorrow is as follows. Union street
southwest. $50 O'Clock p. M; Eleventh
street wharf southwest, 4:45 O'Clock;
Market space, $50 O'Clock.
samuel Allen, a driver for Springusnn's
Express Company, fell fTom his wagon
at Sixth street and Maryland avenue
southwest, last evening, and was severely
injured about the head and shoulders.
Leaves OF absence were granted yeSteT-
day 10 Police Sergt E. n. Burgess, Fifth
precinct; Sergt. Daniel Slattery and Pri-
Nate c. q. NaucE, Eighth: ParOlmen l..
c. Trumno. Second, aud Frank RauT, Fourth.
Tomorrow evening the members of the
First Congregational Church, corner Tenth
and streets northwest, VIII spend An
well selected program has been prepared,
and good music is promised to all who
attend.
A coal cart coIhded with Edward Penn,
colOrcd. yesterday. He was knocked down,
run over and received fractured leg.
Tine cart was driven 10y Charles Hicks,
colored. Penn is employed by Dr. Bromwell,
No ll4T Connecticut avenue, who attended
60 his injuries.
A large dog. which was being teased 10y
Howard Lee, COIored, six years OF age,
IN Fcnton place last evening. turned saw
aEely on the boy and bit him severely in
several places. Howard was taken TO this
home, No 6u4 Pierce street, where his
wounds were dressed
The orphan boys OF 81. JoSeph's Asylum
Will have their annual outing 10 Marshall
Han On Wednc sla next, the 23d instant
These yearly trips are given Them 10y their
friend, Mrs. J T. Callaghan, OF Grant Place,
who takes great interest in making the eN-
Curaon one Of the happieSt events of the
year for these pareRtleSs little ones.
While Miss Emma Smith was on the wit
ness stand in the police court yesterday
tcstifying against the colored man who
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Attorney Darlington asked her if she had
read the newspaper reports about the
movements of Murderer Dorsey Foultz
No. sir she replied, emphatically; life
Is too short "
Time viii be well taken up tomorrow
ut the North Capitol NJ. Z. Church,
EeH. Page N lbnn. pastor. At g: g a H..
there wiz be Suuday-SChool services. at
IL a. ~. a sermon on Sins Challenge
20 the Church, at : .. N. meeting Of The
Epworth League, and at 5 p. m. sermon
on Gods Challenge to the church
Prayer meeting viii ne held Thursday at
6 O'Clock.
Or. Henry's Blood Tea purifies the blood,
regulates the kidneys and liver.
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