The evening times., 1897-02-05
City Brevities

william Meagher forfeited SO collateral
in Judge Miller's court this morning for
asSaulting Charlotte Wilson.
Lieut. Amiss, OF the First precinct. has
returned TO his desk, after d plotIacted
absence on account of sickness.
Mr.. 2. w. Atkinson, OF Jersey City,
formerly member OF the local bar, called
on friends in this city YESTERDAY
Jerry NARROW, charged with assaulting
Patrick Lannon, was sent down for thirty
days by Judge Miller this morning.
District Assembly, No. SC, knights OF
Labor, met last evening at Plasterers' Hall, a.,
but the members would give no news to the
press.
Tie case Of Albert Stallings. charged
with aSsaulting Anderson Stalngs On Feb
ru3ry ,. was this morning dismissed by
Judge Miller
Frank Hopkins was sent down for sixty
days this morning by Judge Miller on the
charge Of stealing 81 worth Of fruit from
Frank M onico.
ChIcf Clerk Mclean, OF the health de-
partment is still unable TO Resume ms Off
cial duties. He has been at his home, i'll,
for several weeks.
Workmen We're engaged today in placing
the wires in the new electric conduits and
VIII probably be operating in few DAYS
The Installation OF Rev Or. Fiske as
pastor OF the Gunton Temple Memorial
Presbyterian Church viii occur next Fri
day; not this evening, as previously an
DounCed.
Thecase OF Avery 4. Brown, charged VITA
the larceny OF an overcoat on February
from Joseph A. Hcrmes. was continued in
Judge Millcr's court this morning until
February II.
Dir. j. E. Walsh. medical sanitary in
spector Of the health office, who was re-
Gently i'll of Giphtheria. las SO far re-
covered as To announce that he will return
to duty on Saturday.
Samuel r. Beach, who did a wholesale
swindling business in South Washington
waived examination i'm tile police court to-
day and was held in $500 bonds TO appear
before tie grand jury.
During the recent cold snap il was found
necessary To wrap the exposed roots of
the trees along the route OF the conduit
excavations or the Potomac Light and
Power Company in Jute ID prevent their
freezing.
A course OF lectures will begin next Mon
day at the Columbian University, and will
continue thereafter on Mondays and Fri
days until April :. ltis the annual series.
ana prominent divines and others are in
the list OF lecturers.
john ID. Blanchard, who was arrested by
Detectives Helan and Boardman for several
confidence games, waived examination be-
fore Judge Miller in tie police court this
morning and was held for the grand jury
under bonds of 81 500.
James II. O'RoIke, who was arrested
recently 10y Tatrolman Walsh, of the
Sixth precinct, for assault and battery ON
Georgia Stewart, No. 110 T street north
west, was fined SO 1or the offeuse this
morning in the police court
st. Paul's NJ. E. Church Sunday-school
has elected Mason n. Richardson. superiE-
tendent; Prof. A. c. True, first assistant
superintendent; Mrs. S. L. Beiler. second
assistant superintendent; F. Wiley CriSt.
secretary, and +. s. Farweil, treasurer.
Superintendents OF primary department.
MeSdames +. E. Tasker and NJ n Rich
ardson.
Mr.. Aloysus ]. Collins, who resides at
No. 2S + street northwest, and is employed
at No. 404 Ninth street northwest, desires
Il TO be known that he is not the Aloysius
Collins, of No. 40S Ninth street southwest
who was recently mentioned in these col
unns in connection with an alleged rob-
berry in the office of Attorney II. F.
Woodard