The evening times., 1897-07-17
Robinson & Cherry Co.,
18th and f SITS. n. w.
Clothes. Farn shiugs. Hats. shoes
City Brevities.


ts an leave of absence for fifteen days.
Kate Sellers, a middle-aged woman, was
sent down for thirty days for vagrancy
by Judge Mills today.
Ahlaharn c. Luber was fined 81 in the
police court today ior riding bicycle on
the " runS side ofthe street.
The Mems Rand of tic Central unton
Mission will hold meeting at $50 o c!CcS
ths evening IN the n.ission building
a mvs;erious tIaze in the hay in Mr.
George Lowry's stable, Eighteenth and NJ
streets northeast, yesterday, cid damage
90 the extent of So.
r. Fitzgerald < Sons, plumbers, stat that
Thomas Fitzgerald, the plumber who ere
ated a scene at the Emergency HOsp'aal
recently, Is in no way related 70 them
Kate Palmer, colored, was overcome by
th, heat on the wharf OF the steamer Kent
last night. The police sent he- TO her
home, No. 1927 Broad alley southwest
Hen,y 4 Ward, about fifteen years "f
ag,.. had his foot run over by wagon
and badly crushed in front Of the Street
Market this morning He was removed
To- tic Emergency Hospital
Dl c. NJ. Hammctt, who tendered his res
ignation az coroIer several days ago, has
gone away On recreation trip for several
davs Upon mis- return he VIII enter upon
his private practice OF medicine.
George Sunday, an enploye of the Po-
lomac Electnc Light Company, who was
overcome by the heat while at work in
the power house. had so far recovered to-
DAY that he was seat To his home
The Gospel wagon schedule of meetings
for tomorrow will be: Near Seventh street
and Florida avenue northwest, at $3.50
O'Clock p m; Sixth street and New York
avenue, 4:45 O'Clock, and Market Space,
at 6.30 O'Clock.
Police Lieut.. Vernon reports today that
the alley between Four-and-a half and
Sixth, and and L streets southwest, is
dangerous 20 travel, on account OF Tie
loose stones, resulting from recently
constructed sewer.
The old blaming min In rear Of No. 1916
Sixth street southwest, is IN a dangerous
and toppling condition, and liahle 10 tun-
ble down and result in casualties. Lieut.
Vernoa called The attention of the proper
authorities to the matter today.
Charles Williams, oolored Toy, 'ell
from q swing while It was al the highest
point yesterday, on Spring raad, near
Fourteenth street northwest He IS beng
treated at Freedman's Hospital for shock
and cussion, besides severe bruises.
Frances winston "a young colored woman,
was found by the police sick and PROSTATE
On Third street near Virginia avenue south
west last night She was removed To her
home, in the real Cf No. ll3O Tenth street
street northwest, in A critical condition.
A dead coiored male infant was found
this morning in the alley between Rhode
Island avenue and Il stIeet, New Jersey
avenue aud Fifth street northwest, by a
citizen 1t was TUNED over to the Second
precinct police and Acting Coroner Glaze
brook notified.
While skylar king on the flying l'crses at
First and r streets northwest last night,
George Taylor, d colored youth, tunIbled
off one of the wooden flyers and was Seri-
ously wounded about the head While
being taken to Freedman's Hospital in the
Second precinct patrol wagon Taylor be-
came temporarily deraneed and violent
In the police court today cOllaterals We're
forfeited as follows: Samuel Coleman, Va
lawful assembly. SO; Timothy Sullivan, SO:
riding bicycle beyond speed limit, Clarence
Jackson, So: riding bicycle without Tell,
81; for calling wares on street, Webster
Edelen and Albert Dyer, 50 each. For
driving carriage contrary to police reg
ulations, Peter ] Mitchell, 81.
Mrs Mary ludlow, residing at No. 1919
Rosedale street northeast, was stricken
with a strange malady and fell unconscious
10 the sidewalk on II street, betw cen Thir-
teenth and Fourteenth streets northeast,
about 1880 O'Clock last night. DIR. Bos-
well attended her, after which she was re-
moved 70 Providence Hospital in the Ninth
precinct patrol wagon. II is believed her
condition resulted from intestinal spasms