National Republican., 1877-10-15
CITY NOTES.

Twenty eight tramps found lodgings In
the station-hOuscs Saturday night
The police made sixty arrests during Sat
nrday and Saturday night Thiry.onc pcrsons
were reg istercd drunk"
A lady named Mrs. Brown, residing at No.
l6ll Tenth street northwest, lost pOcket.boJk In
the P-street market Saturday night.
The Maryland Rifle Club and the Column
bia Long Range Rife cub OF this city will shoot a
return match at Benning's rife range next Thurs.
day
Saturday horse belonging to Q. E. Zug
ran away and broke down a fence belonging 10
Mrs Bridget McNalley, corner Of Eleventh and
streets northwest
-Billiards.-Geary's Conservative Billiard
with Colender's Centennial award tables will be
open to-day. Orders received for tables
A little daughter of James Duln, residing
corner sixth and streets southeast while pla yng
with matches Friday night accidentally set fire to
her clothing and Was badly burned
Seventeen men and eleven women applied
for employment at the Labor Exchange Saturday
The total number Of applicants registered Is AZ
The number OF applicants decrease daily.
-Mansel Williams and Alex. Curtin, two
colored urchins, were caught yesterday afternoon
while throwing stones at the hremen at the fire on
Capitol Hill and locked up At the Seventh precinct
station for II hearing to-day.
The following officers have been elected
by Queen Esther Lodge No lS q. U, o, o. T., for
aS MSs esf saah pSva sSy@ w. &C. Geo w. IeImsyS IIy W.
Arthur Faonc; ". r, G. IL. Johnston; W. G.. W
Herbert
An adjourned meeting of members of st
DominiCs church was held last evening and the
committee appointed to raise subscriptions for the
purchase Of the new organ made an encouraging
report. which indicated that the organ will soon
be ordered.
A grand sociable will he given this even
ing at Murinis Hall in aid ofthe objects Of st. Vim.
cent dc PHuls Society. The proceeds OF this enter
tainment Will DO applied for the benefit Of the
# kXh hon sll ala IN nnF
form manual labor.
Yesterday afternoon Officer Clinton, Of the
Finh precinct, found the back window blinds open
and the sash raised Of the unoccupied house No.
2l4 street northeast, belonging TO Mrs. 5: C. Fol
lamsbec. II was evident that either thieves
tTnmps had been around
-Four men attempted to enter the bakery
of q. W, Smith, corner of North Capitol aud II
streets northeast, about four o'clock Saturday
morning. one Of the panes OF glass In the show
case was broken out, and all the bread within the
| reach Of the thieves stolen out
| Yesterday afternoon about . o'clock the
corner of Fourteenth street and the Avenue WAS
| enlivehc with iistic encounter between two
asPiIans for PugiliStic honors and some pretty
hard hitting was INDUCED IN, The cumbhtants
were separated, however after some blood had
been spilled, and rs the police were not about no
arrests were made.
Saturday Officer Breen arrested Michael
Kelly charged with iptinldating Pat McNHmaTA, u
| United States witness. Kelly was released on bail
for his appearance in the Police Court to-day. This
/ Is the old case between Kelly and Mcnamara, in
which Il is alleged that Kelly gUt Mcnamara drunk
and took him 10 the Chain bridge In order 10 pre-
vent him from testifying in certain gambling
| house case.
Rev. George Muller, organizer Of the
Faith Institutions of Bristol, England, man OF
wonderful religious ssaye,snce @ T. now IN this tins