The times., 1898-03-01
City BreVities.

TmI5r Day services VIII I7o held in the
Episcopal churches tomorrow.
Tho yesIry oT The Pro-CaIhedral of St
Mark HilI meet at o'clock tomorrow
evening.
The monthly meeting of the womcn's
board win bc held at th" Central Union
Mission beginning at 1:2a o'clock tonight.
A meeting or Company y. Fourth Bat
TALON. District National Guard. will be
held at O'Clock This evening FOR ghe cleo
tion of q first lieutenant
Tho regular meeting Of the Columbia
Heights citizens Association viii be held
tonight M 81. Stephen's Parish Hall.
Fourteenth street. above Columbia
Considerable excitement was caused by
The cry of Mad dog" raised at Seventh
and = streets Yesterday afternoon by the
antics af dog in the Jhroes Of a fit.
Shortly before noon yesterday there was
a fire al No. Is Fourth street southeast.
The promises are occupied by George T..
Tolsan and owned by George 7. Woods.
The board of directors of the Central
Union Mission viii meet in the mission
building Louisiana avenue. between Sixth
and Seventh streets. al 4:15 O'Clock this
afternoon.
special mission. to last two weeks
was begun al 81. Augustine Church on
SUNDAY morning hy the Redemptorist
and 81 Nichaus.
Nalte. GrissbeC and Sarah Curtis. both
oolorej, charged with immoral conduct.
were fined SO each by Judge Scott yester-
C@E- Their alternative j. 10 serve a term
Cf TWO months in Jail
1rs. Charles Nottingham. Of No. 5255
Prospect avenue. reported TO the police
yesterday that some one stole from the
dining room of the house = red leather
pock.thook containing 81.
An interesting session Of the Home Mis-
siouary and Church Aid Societies Of
Warner Memorial Presbyterian Church.
KeusiHgt0u- viH be held tomorrow al the
home Of Mrs J.. Fl. Aiil.ikta.
William r. Logue. a war veteran. sixty
years old, was arrested on Sunday by Po-
iceman shannon on charge of insanity.
u, Birch and DR. May.ield examined him
yesterday a1d decided tnat ne was not
insane.
Benjamin Wallace. colored, q driver for
the Mount Vernon stables. fell of his
carriage at Seventh street and AIassachu-
Fetts avenue yesterday afternoon and was
picked I'D unconscious. He was sent ia
In" Emergency Hospital. where he receIv-
Cd medical attention and was then seu1
10 his home.
George nv. Dodsou presented q pitiahIt
aspect when arTaigned Yesterday in tus
ponce court on the charge Of larceny. BE.
tween sobs he pleaded guilty 10 stealing
several articles of clothing from Mr. Lee
Loeb, his employer. lie was fined so ol
given The alternative Of taking three
months IN jail.
William Payne, colored worked a uea,
little game OF Mrs Elizabeth Teuny OF
TUESDAY by which he managed to get :;
cents from her. Payne was employed by
Mr. Luther johnson. He learned thai
Mrs. TennE was indebted u his employer
10 the extent OF = cents, and collected il
Payne was sent to the grand jury by
Judge Scott
George ". Manning. ir. an electrician
was fined So yesterday ia the police court
by Judge kimball Tor destroying private
property al No. 521 Sixth street southeast
From the testimony il was learned that
the accused did Job Of electrical work
for Francis T. Smith, who lives at the
number mentioned and not being paid
promptly for the work. severed the wires
be had put 81 the house.
George ~. Hay filed petition vcstar-
day afternoon praying the District su-
preme court 10 issue Il writ de lunatioa
inquirend0 10 determine The question q
lunaCy rf MARY p. Bushnell. Tho peJi-
toner who is one Of the executors OF The
Bushnell estate. says she has been q
resident ~ Washington for thirty wears,
and j. seG~5auer al the rate Of 81 Il
month. this with the allowance made 20
her bE Tho executors under The viii OF her
late husband. being NrS. BushncI- en-
lin, income