The evening times., 1897-06-26
0he - Qinlss
City Brevities.

Another memorial window is to be added
90 the Swedenborgian New Church, in
memory Of Rev. John Randolph
Workmen havenearly completed the q ddi-
tion 10 the Pauliet Fathers Home, in tie
grounds Of the Catholic University.
The Philadelphia sin ging evan gelist, p rof
i H Roberts, viii take part iii the services
at the Central Union Mission this evening
Rev. Frank Sewall will start for his
country home al York Village, Maine, on
July / His picturesque RESIDENCES known
Hs Coventry Han
Police Lieut.. McCathran reports that
tie limAs Of shade tree in front of Nc.
147 Monroe street, Anaoostia. reach within
few feet OF the street and sweep off the
hats aud hounets oil pedestrians.
The gospel wagon schedule of meetings
Tor tomorrow Is as follows: Eighth and
4 streets northwest, $3.50 O'Clock p. m;
Sixth stlcet ana New York avenue, 4:45
O'Clock, Market space, 6:30 O'Clock.
The daily gasoline explosion was re-
ported today from Northeast Washington.
1t occurred in the house OF Abram Cline
No. b13 Second street northeast yester
day and resulted in about SO damage.
The Miss PembeIton, who was named in
Ehe story OF last Mondays Times, which
stated that two men and two women were
drunk and disorderly near Takoma Park,
Is rot 'he Miss K. Pemberton, of West
Washington.
During Iuly and August the Cungrega-
tion OF the Ninth Street Christian Church
will worship in a large tent Its seating
capacity will bc between SEQ and coo.
and the interior VIII be provided with a
platform, pulpit and organ.
Mrs. Feuncon, of No. 1915 Thirty-fif;h
street northwest, who has been i'll for
the pa st few days,is much worse, and upon
the request OF her physicians the police
have lad ropes stretched across the in
terSections Of and streets.
While PLAYING On the vacant lot at First
and q streets northwest last evening Harry
NCDonald, nine years OF age, fell and dis
located his knce-Cap. After treatment al
Freedmau's Hospital he was sent to his
home, No. 22O Reeves court northwest.
A piano and organ recital was given
last night at the McKendree Methodist NJ.
y. Church by the pupils of Prof Charles
Haden Chase. The audience was highly
entertained by tls selections. Flowers
were prese uted Go Miss Mabel F Gheen and
Miss Louise Farrow by admiring friends.
William King, residing at No. 235 B.
end-a-nalf street southwest, was struck on
the head with a stone thrown by William
Butler, about l2.45 O'Clock this morning
Both are young colored men King was
taken to the Emergency Hospital, where
9 bad cash was sewed up. Butler escaped
John W Rhodes, about fifty years OF age.
who resides at No. 1916 Grant street
northwest. fell from new kitchen in rear
of Hoffman's bakery, Grant street, on
which he was working, about noon yester-
day, and was severely cut and bruised
The police ambulance conveyed him TO
the Emergency Hospital
Rev. s Reese Murray, pastor Of Fif-
teenth Street M E. Church, Fifteenth anG
r streets northwest. will begin a series Of
lectures tomorrow night on the Times OF
Christ" Prof B. p. Murray will illustrate
the lecture with EUereopticon views, aud
the subject for tomorrow night is Jewish
Home Life'
c. ii. Pratt, young biCycliSt, while
riding his wheel on the Fourteenth street
road last night. coIlided with two-horse
carriage. He was thrown from his bicycle
and badly bruised. After treatment by
DR. Darling the injured youth was removed
TO his home, No. 1900 Pennsylvania
avenue northwest 10y friends
Tie names Of nine policemen We're added
60 the leave of absence list yesterday
TLey are: +. J Duval, bicycle squad:
J. Thomas HOllinberger and Sergt James
A. Moore, First precinct; c E James and
NJ K Muller. Fourth: F l.. Allen and V.
G. King. Fifth. william W Bateinan, sixth,
and Statioi,keeper J. j Hickey, Ninth.
DR.. Henrs-s blood tea: great blood puri-
tier: liver and kidney regulator
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