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# THE SMALL THINGS OF A DAY. Minor Occurrences in and About the City. The jury in the first division will try their last circuit court case for this term to-day. Jilson Brown, 618 North Capitol street, reports stolen a black suit of clothes and a pair of gray pants, value $10. The Shipman-Fletcher case, which has held the undivided attention of Justice Hagner's court for three weeks past, starts out on its fourth week this morning. General Manager Robert Callahan, of the Glymont Company, has invited the Elks to become his guests next Saturday night. They have accepted, and won't there be fun. The report of Gen. Frank Morey, receiver of Middleton & Co., is not final as stated, and no final report can be made until the termination of the suits against some of the debtors of the bank now pending. $10 All-wool men's suits. Eiseman's, 7th & E While a lot of boys were celebrating the Fourth, on H street southwest, near Sixth street, Ross Gessford, a son of Lieut. Gessford, was very severely burned about the head and face by the explosion of a can of powder. Dr. E. C. C. Winter rendered the necessary aid.
