The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1897-03-26
City Brevities

The number OF bccgarS on the streets is
again noticeable.
Senator SeweI Of New Jersey is paying
flying visit to his home.
Mr. d. l. Quimby. Of Ohio. a candidate
Tor the Office CT deputy Commissioner of
Pensions. is in the city.
George Curtis was fined SO or thirty
days in jail 10y Judge Miller today, for
beating his colored wife.
Lawrence jackson was fined $40 or two
months in jail 10y Judge Miller today, for
keeping a disorderly house.
Eggs are at an unusually low price al
present Oh account Of an Uvcrstocking OF
the market during Inauguration week.
John McNany forfeited So collateral
IN the police court this morning for being
profane and disorderly on Eighth street
southeast.
The body Of Gen. Fullerton has not yet
been found. The search is still continued.
but Undertaken SpeaTe's people have re-
turned TO Washington.
bicycle dealers have experienced some
difficulty in meeting the demands for rent
ing OF wheels, owing to the sudden appear
aDce OF summer Weather.
Fred Rest and Hugh B. Rowland for
fcited collateral in the police court today
Tor riding their bicycles at more rapid
pace than the Law allows.
Judge Daniel Adler. of the Albany, N
y, police court, was visitor at the courts
today. He occupied seat beside Judge
Miller during a part of the session.
The case of Nellie Burnside, charged
with keeping an unlicensed restaurant at
No. "A II street northwest, was continued
in the police court today until April /.
Mr.. John Nordhouse, ex-Secretary Nor
tons private secretary, has been retained
IN that capacity by Secretary Wilson. He
held theposition with Mr.. Morton two years.
Editor A. A . Bee, of West Union, W. Va,
who is to be postmaster of his town, under
the present Administration, is in the city,
stopping with his brother -in-law, Mr..
Warner Stutler.
William Saunders colored, recently con-
victed on breaking into the chicken yard
of Henry A. Durant, was sentenced this
morning 10y Chief Justice Bingham to
thirty days in the District Jail.
TIE case of Bessie Stacey, charged with
stealing iewelry from the store OF Harris
A Schaefer and other jewelers., while under
the hypnotic spell of a man, has been set
for trial in the police court next Mon.lay.
George Taylor, an employee of Anton
Lehman, was convicted few days ago
OF the larceny of 5000 from his EN-
ployer, and today Chief Justice Bingham
sentenced him TO thirty days in the Dis
tnct jail.
DIR. Daniel Quinn, Of Georgetown Uni
versity. delivered a lecture yesterday. liz
modern Greek. on ''GTeece and Crete be
fore a meeting OF the Greek residents OF
Baltimore. The address was illustrated
by 100 stereopticon views.
The closing exercises Of the Y. NJ c A
educational department will be held on
Friday evening. April 2. General Secre-
tary W. n. MulteT states on that occasion
the Baltimore asso citation viii be the
guest OF the local organization.
Rev Dr. ID. j. Stafford. of St Patnck's
Catholic Church, in this city, made an adj
dress yesterday at the fiftieth anniver-
sary of the Maryland Pilgrims Associa-
ton ia Baltimore, his theme being 1.-THE
Heroism Of the Founders Of Maryland"
Mr. r. T. Moran, OF the Ancient Order
of Hibemians, is in receipt of a COMMUNE
cation from the Irish National Federation
urging the cooperation of all Irish So
cieties in the celebration of the coming
centenary of the Irish rebellion of 1898.
Clarence Robinson was held for the |
grand jury in $3oo bonds by Judge Miller |
today, On the serious offcnse Of violating |
the law for the protection of female chill |
drcn. Bis victim was Fannie Sto,ldard, |
who is under sixteen years OF age. both |
are colored.
Early next month DIR. ID. NJ. Stearns. OF
Philadelphia, who has been delivering a
series OF Bihe lectures at the Central Union
Mission on alternate Fridays, will leave
this country for an extended trip TO China,
Japan and other countries, TO visit those |
missionaries who are supported hy his |
work here. His last lecture at the Mission |