The times., 1897-12-17
City Brevities.

A sever is 10 be- constructed in Dover
street northeast, between Tenth and Twelfth
streets
secor q Lieut.. william Ma rsball, Of
Company d, First battalion, d. Z. \. g.,
has resigned.
Mr.. Jules Manlet win deliver lecture
in French at the Columbian Universit7 at
4 O'Clock this afternoon on the subject Of
"FranEln."
Mr.. Charles A. Tabier has filed Lin for
divorce from Helena Tabler, charging
adultery. The correspondent in the case is
Clifton Coffin.
Judge Charles F Scott, of the police corr,
sreturneufromC Canton O., where he went
last Tuesday to attend the funeral Of :he
Presidents mother.
\ dead colored infant was found yester-
dayin the rear orNo. 1926 Fourteenth street
northwest, and sent to the police station
Coroner Carr was notified.
Mr.. William K. Fletcher. who is On trial
as the defendant in 3 div orce suit, was yes
terday ordered to show cause why he shat
not pay allmony TO his wife during the
suit.
James Robson failed to appear in tie
police court yesterday TO be tried by
jury on a charge OF assault. His bond vas
declared forfeited and an attachment issued
for his arrest.
Matilda piggs, young colored woman,
was held for the action OF the grand jury
| by Judge Scott yesterday in the sum of $500
bonds, on a charge or sending obscene letters
| through the mails.
/ The debating society Of the Colum ian
1 University law department will disc cIss
/ the question, Resolved, That Congress
1 should enact an antitrust law" in public
| debate tomorrow evening.
The tearing of Dr. William c. Boteler
charged withlibeling the H. r. milford Conn
pany, of Philadelphia, was again postponed
in Judge himball's police court yesterday
afternoon and set for today.
Mrs. Deborah II. Carter, who was ar
rested last week on a charge of destroying
| private property, has been examined ] y
the workhouse physicians as to her "anitl
and n certificate issued to Sanitary officer
! Frank recommending that marsha Is
jury decide as to her mental condition.
Nonpariil Council No. 400, National Tn
ion, Ia st night elected the follow ing officer $
| President, John NJ. Kemper; vice president,
y.
eX-preSdent William II. Fisher; secretarv
| Robert j. Hale; financial secretary, George
| Huntington; treasurer, Charles Z. Holfues
chaplain, George W Han; usher, VIII am
! II. LentZ; sergeant-at-arns, Thomas j. Sal
vim; doorkeeper, Robert +. SilDril; trustees
| Charles Z. Etchberger. j. f, Keefe, and
Francis Escherich; delegates to cabinet
John c. Burke and r. j. Hale: delegates
to assembly, William g. Fisher and John O.
| Burke; delegate toimmediate relief, William
H. Fisher
National Council No. 220, National Union
has elected the following officers T. c.
Ford, president; W. A Petriken, vice preSi
dent w. 5 petwiler, second vice president
A, C. Parker speaker; G. p. Hoskinson, re
cording secretary;H. W. Scanmen, financial
secretary; f. W. Wood, chaplaiu w. S
Detwiler, treasurer; n. j. Plass, usher; II
G.. Zollner, sergeant Pictro Livigni
doorkeeper; trustees, j. Nick. Eiker, W 5
Detwiler, and E. j. Sacks; delegates Il
cabinet; a. c. Parker and W. S. Detwii Her
delegate TO Immediate relief, z. C. Ford
delegate to fraternal congress, E. c. Ford
delegates to assembly, G. p Hoskinson am
A. c. Parker; aIterIiates, W. A. Petriken anC
Fl. W. Scammen.
The Goodyear Rubber Company, sO7 Pa
ave-, displays a fine assortment of Mack
intoshes for ladies, gents, misses and Chill
dTen; also boots, shoes and TOYS. Present
that will be appreciated, not only during
but after the holidays.
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