The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1897-07-15
Robinson s. Cherry Co.,
18th and F SITS. a a.a. si furnishings
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City Brevities.

Policemen j. f. Preston aud Ander-
eon, OF the Ninth preoinct, are on leave
The police report dangerous hole in
front Of Truck c house. Fourteenth and {
streets northwest.
Sanitary officer Frank is ON a yacalion
until next Monday. His deputy, Mr.. VIII
Amlss, is acting sanitary officer
There will be an outdoor experience
meeting this evening in font of the mis-
sion branch, cUrnel OF Ninth and X
streets southeast.
James woOdwa I'd was arrested by Special
OFFICER Thomas Smith yesterday for tres
passing on Henry Park, southwest, and he
was fined So in the police court today.
Police Lieut.. nrffner reports that there
f. a dangerous sunsen place in the Eek
layton aud soldiers Home Street Railway
tracks at Fourth street and Stanton Park
noTthea st.
Clarence r. Norment and Odell :. Smith
failed TO exhibit light on building mate IL
ais in Southwest Washington on the night
OF the 10Th, and finc of 50 was imposed
in the police court today.
pclcy Winters, residing at No. 319 Third
kiINSAy " - Aub lAlb bs IA NhhhO"h ~
cyclist tins morning on North Capitol
street. nearthe Government Printing Office.
His injuries are only slight.
Jimmy Smith, lost boy, four years Of
age, was picked up astray Toy Charles Cor
don last night and taken TO No police
station He was later restored TO his
father, at No. 639 f street SOUTHEAST
william Carroll, an old suldier aged aboat
tevrnty wears was taken sick on Rock
Creek, near Lyons Mill yesterday after
noon. He WAS conveyed in No. Z patrol
wagon TO the electric cars and taken TO
Soldiers Home.
These additions We're made to the pc
lice sick list yesterday: Sergt. Charles
Ion.hardy, sixth precinct; Patrolmen W.
" Farley. Grove McGin and J. Lyd-
dane. seventh; w f. Yetton, Eighth, and
l.. S Vandcrwalker, Ninth
The attention of the proper authority
has been called by Lieut. McCathran %
the pump at Seventh and B streets south
east II is out OF ORDER A broken tree
is in a dangerous condition on First street,
between and X streets southeast.
Lieut. Gessford reported this morning
that lIGrse attached 70 the wagon OF MIR.
Sullivan coEiGed with Golden Loves
team at Seventh street and Florida avenue
yesterday and an unknown white woman
and boy were knocked down and painfully
injured
Conaterals were forfeited in the police
court today as follows: For riding bicycle
beyond speed limit, william W. Hodges
So, Thomas T. Elan, So. For cruelty to
animals, John Taylor, So. For profane
language, Johanna Cookley, 50, Jamet
Ellis, So.
Harry Burgess, a twelve-year-old colored
boy living at No lois Twentieth street
was struck in the face by an unknown man
while standing on the street listening TO
the music OF a passing hand The assault
was unprovoked and the man escaped Ia
the crowd. The boys nose was broken
and Or O'Connor reduced the fracture at
the Emergency Hospital
Policeman Z. l.. Phillips, one of the new
appointees, who was recently detailed 20
the detective office at headquarters for
clerical work, commenced his new duties
as Inspector Hollinberger's assistant this
morning. Mr.. Phillips has been employed
at the Capitol for several years prior TO
his appointment OF the force, first as
page and latteny as a clerk. He is an
expert stenographer and typewriter.
James ID. and Robert s. Spray and Ed
ward Brown, three young men from Paris,
lex, were brought here yesterday morn
ing by M~rshal J. S. Williams and placed at
the reform school Brown was sentenced
for stealing a horse. while the Spray
brothers were convicted OF perjury com
,,.fff cd in atfprarf IN older
brother. who was on trial for stealing a
cow. and was convicted and sentenced to
the State pehitentiary. considerable diff
Guilty was experienced in getting the boys
admitted, and il was necessary for Marshal
Williams to make application at the
Department OF Justice before he could
deliver Up his prisoners.