The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1898-03-24
ROBINSON & cherry CO.,
18th and F SIS. n. W.
City Brevities.

Policeman Owens made his nightly raid
on ''ITobo's Rest. near Twining city,
last night. and captured three tram9s.
Edgar Adams. q plasterer, was arrest
Cd i'm Southeast Washington yesterday
afternoon. charged with assaulting Al
bert Brown.
Tho viii of the late John A. Partridge.
dated August s, 1897 bequeathing all his
property 10 his wife, was tiled for pro-
bate yesterday.
Samuel :. AIorceron. charged with as
saultng ex-Policeman ". G. Kendig,
forfeited $40 by not appearing in the
Police Court yesterday.
George A Fawle was yesterday order
ed by Justice Hagner 10 pay his wife,
Virginia the alimony due her before
March 80, or 90 TO Jail
Paul WiIstach. late dramatic editor of
The Times, arrived in the city yesterday,
ahead Of Richard Mansfield. He is stop
ping al 9lS Fourteenth Street northwest,
and viii be here about ten days,
Justice of the Peace Sellers, Of Alex
andria, who was arrested on Tuesday
night in this city, charged with carry
ing concealed weapons was dismissed by
Judge Scott, in the Police Court yester-
dar.
The will of the late Martha Hopkins,
dated July 20 1855, by bequeathing all her
property TO her two nieces, Rebecca
Shorter and Elizabeth Sims. was filed for
probate yesterday. Franklin II. Mackey
is named as executor.
Another dead infant was found and
turned over TO the police yesterday, max
ing a total of four since last Saturday.
il was fished out of the sewer trap at
Fifteenth and p Streets northwest by
the sewer cleaners.
n FryTTTrr rar-pfr-ev c
stolen yesterday from the shoe shop of
William II. Carter, No. 328 Ninth Street
southeast, and a Fitchburg bicycle from
John Ryan, residing at No. 1914 Penn
Eylvania Avenue northwest
Mary Larkins. sixteen years of age,
who makes a practice of running away
from her home and associating with evil
companions. was arrested yesterday
afternoon by Detective Hartigan. She
is charged with incorrigibnity.
John Tucker was held today in $50.
bond for his appearance before the grand
jury to answer the charge Of house
breaking. He is accused Of having enter
ed the store house Of the Merchants De.
livery Company and stealing a quantity
OF iron.
Mary E. Mcmahon yesterday filed &
suit against Nicholas H Shea, Charlie!
@. Glover and Thomas Hyde trustees
and Mary h Cullinane, Tor valid con
veyence of property left under the vii
OF the late John CUllinane, and for thu
cancellation OF two notes Of s., 600 each
held by the trustees. The property in
Yolyed IS worth about $4,000.
William Mann has gone the way Of al
wife beaters, who are brought befor'
Judge Scott TO have justice melted out t,
them. He was charged in the Polio
Court with assaultlng his wife, Mar.
Mann, and Annie Dunn, and also wit
breaking in the door Of John Finn. Judg
Scott imposed a sentence Of SIS fine o
forty-fiye days in jail.
The goed-of-the-order committee o
Good VIII Lodge, No. Z. I. o. G. T.. CAV
an enjoyable entertainment Tuesda
night in the lodge room. corner O
Eleventh Street and Maryland Avenu
southwest, and served refreshments t
those present. The committee consist
Of Mrs. Annie Seymour. Miss Edith Hof
man. Messrs. Z. D. Klopfer, r. II
Campbell. and A W Campbell