The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1897-07-14
Robinson & Cherry Co.,
18th and f SITS. n. w.
Clothes. Furn sh.ngs. Hats. Shoes.
Che ~ Timles
City Brevities.

TIE Mississippi Association VIII nce'
ths evening al the residence of Mrs q, W
Pegran, Nc. 11l5 Rhode Island avenue
John Mitchell was charged with va
cranc1 in the police court today by officer
Riley. anIthe court sent John down foTsixty
days.
There win be a Young wonen's meeting
for prayer and consecration at the Central
Union Mission, commencing at 7:3O o'clof:k
this evening.
Police Lieut.. Swindells reports the cellar
door Of house No. 1852 NJ street north
west TO be in a dangerous condition, aid
Inouace to pedestrians.
Complaints are made to the police That
beccars. mostly cripples, infest the Cap
ttol parks end solicit aims from persons
going TO ana from the big white building.
Many Dancey, ooiored. forty-two years Of
age, vas overcome by the heat and Illness
yesterday on the NJ street bridge George
town. She was removed 10 FIecdGian's
Hospital.
A broken trace caused the horse attached
to d. Miles dairy wagon To run away
last evening at First ana / streets north
east. The oolored driver, named Dorsey.
was thrown cut and slightly injured.
PijpeeI Lodge. No. /, /. o. @. T., OF
Falls Church, Va, will pay frdternal
visit TO Goodwill Lodge, No. Z, at thelodge-
Ioon of the latter, Eleventh street and
Maryland avenue southwest, next Tuesday
evening.
Judge Kimball denounced the shooting
of fireworks on July 8 from the bench in
H.,
said sore of tie proniscuous displa vs. Of
pvro,echnics he witnessed on that day
constituted patriotism run Wild
Private Maurice NJ Qunlan, of the police
force detailed for special service in the
detection and prevention OF crime, was
today relieved from special duty, and
Frank NJ Helan assigned in his stead
Both transfers take effect July l5.
While Harold Rupprecht, five years OF
age, was crossing North Capitol and Ii
streets, in front of the Government Print
ing Office, yesterday afternoon, he was
run down by a reckless bicyclist and had
his right leg fractured he was removed
TO his home, No. 10 G street northwest.
Humane Officers Reiplfnger and Rabbit
are conducting a vigorous campaign against
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ing animals with open sores. They claim
that the swarms OF flies make these cases
ali the more aggravated during this hot
weather, and have already this week made
several important arrests.
A horse attached 10 a buggy owned by
James Mcdowell, flour and feed dealer,
ran away from ia front Of No. 1913 NJ
street northwest, yesterday afternoon
After several children on North Capitol
street had narrow escapes from being run
over, Policeman Quinlan stopped the
frightened animal near the Government
Printing office The vehicle was de-
nrolished and the horse injured
Erwin Taylor, a four year-old young
ster, residing with his parents at No. Is
d street southeast, was reported missing
yesterday, but happily turned up all
right He had been rolling a hoop and
wandered far from his home, but fOrtu-
nately his wanderlngs carried him back
to the very place from which he had start
ed, and while the search for him was
being carried on the boy delighted his
parents by suddenly appearing on the cor
ner near lis home.