The evening times., 1897-07-01
Robinson & Cherry Co.,
18th and f SITS. n. w.
Clothes. Furnishings. hats, Shoes.
Che ~. Tinlea
City Brevities.

The police reports today show that the
pump AT Eleventh and q streets northwest,
is out Of order.
Policeman Francis Hughes, OF the Ninth
precinct, was today transferred TO the
FIfth, in Southeast Washington.
Frank Biggs, William Manning, Clinton
Gapin and Richard Gooding each forfeited
S5in che police court for bicycle ''scorching"
yesterday.
Police Lieut.. Heffner reports danger
out hole at the Baltimore and Ohio railroad
bridge. corner Of SeLond and l streets
northeast
An experience meeting" in the open
air VIII be held this evening at the south
east branch mission, corner OF Ninth ano
4 streets southeast.
James Mcintosh, convicted several days
ago of larceny from the person Of James
Harper was today sentenced to six months
IN jail by udge Bradley.
Carl.on Moss was today appointed la
borer in the office Of the superintendent of
the telegraph and telephone service of
the District, at the rate OF $50 month.
Emma Patten today filed bill asking
lNL Alit t1dNllitHAO OA ~ hNA
Charles l.. Patten, a clerk in the War De
pariInent, alleging desertion and non
support.
Annie Dutch, young coloTed woman,
fell in d fit at Seventh and E streets
southwest yesterday. She was taken TO
the Emergency Hospital in the Fourth pre-
cinct patrol wagon.
The Eighth precinct police have notified
Acting Coroner Glazebrook that the infant
child OF Ida Robinson, living at No 22ll
Nin-n street north west, died last night with
out medical alattention.
Harry GalIatin, Charles Breslin and
Charles Rankin each forfeited 81 collateral
in the police court for the privilege OF
swimming in the Eastern Branch yesterday
without suitable costumes.
George T. he Shields. the bicycle in
strdctor, OF 24l5I street northwest, wishes
ITO be understood that he is not the person
Of that name Who is charged with the lar
ceay OF "a pair Of opera glasses.
The National safe Deposit and Trust
Company today filed a suit against Andrew
Gleeson and others TO enforce q judgment
Of 81 500 interest and costs recovered on
the law side of the District court in June,
1887
Joseph Calhoun had stock OF black
berries which he desired to dispose of yes
terday He was notifying the residents Of
p street OF this fact in loud tone Of voice,
and in Consequence he paid s. i'll the police
court today
John Graceman, John White and Jerry
Hurt. .c0lOred, came TO Washington from Bal
tinlore yesterda wand dimmediately proceeded
TO beg along 6 street, when officer Henry
saw them, and this morning they were
sent down for thirty days each
Henry MilIs.-colored, sixty years Of age,
was overcome by the heat and fatigue at
Second and u streets south west yesterday
afternoon he was seat 10 the Washington
Asylum Hospital, and his family at No,
1850 Nolan's court southwest notified.
Justin Brown, colored, probably went TO
sleep while driving in South Washington
yesterday, and his vehicle wobbIed all
over the street On the charge OF obsIruct-
ing the streets he had today, in the police
court, the option given him OF paying $40
or going down for thirty days.
A local alarm offire was sent in YESTERDAY Y
afternoon because dense clouds OF smoke
ntEt dltelllS AiOll tnS rear OI MOSES 1Ol
lard's house, No. 1871 street northwest
When No. : engine company responded il
was found that Pollard was simply burning
q pile OF waste paper and trash IL his bach
yard.
James E. Royce, clerk in the War De
par,ment. who resides at No. 2o1s Tw elfth
street northwest, was struck by a cabl..
car at Fifteenth street and New York ave
nue. this forenoon and received a bad con-
cUssiOn CT the hip. After treatmentby DR..
nahr at the Emergency Hospital he went
TO his homo.
While working on top OF brick kiln al
South Capitol and y streets last evening q
George Stuart, thirty-two years OF age
fel TO the ground, distance OF about
twenty feet. severely cutting his head. He
was removed to the Emergency Hospital in
the Fourth precinct patrol wagon and aft
eTwardto mis- home, No. 1892 Second street
southwest
Chr Xander's Va Clarets, at 75c. and
81 90 gal. 909 7th. 1t
B. & q. Excursion 10 Niagara Falls
via Pittsburg.