National Republican., 1877-07-20

CITY NOTES.
Pleasant nights for sleeping.

Solorcd ioafers,
RH. Morton paid $40 to the Police Court yes.
lcrday afternoon for fast driving on the Seventh
street road Wednesday afternoon.
Charles Stewart plead guilty in the Police Court
yesterday morning To the charge OF being profane
on 7 street northwest, and was fined u.
The Young Peoples Association Of Waugh NJ.
J. church Will give their annual moonlight excur-
non, on the steamer Jane Moseley, next Monday |
evening.
Judge Smell yesterday sent Martha Hall and |
Clara Williams both colored, TO the workhouse for
fifteen days each for loud and boistcrous conduct
In Georgetown. |
sallie Robinson was loud and bolsterous on
Four and half street southwest, on Wednesday |
night and was fined s. by Judge Shell sallie will |
not be 80 loud hereafter
The fine appointed steamer Charlotte Wander |
III will make her regular saturday excursion TO.
morrow evening leaving herwharf foot Of Seventh
street, at eoclock for Point Lookogtand Marshals,
returning Monday morning, at 8 o'clock.
Solomon Robertson was in the dock Of the Police
Court yesterday to answer the charge Of being loud
end boisterous When his case was called he tried
the spasm game but the court informed that
buch was his practice, and the court fined him s5,
John Mack, a small black boy, about twelve
years of age was sent to the Reform school yester
Bay by Judge Smell for stealing a quantity of to-
bacco and number Of papers from Henry d.
Pfeil. Put that in your pipe and smoke it, Johnny.
The Young Catholics Friend Society have com.
pleted arrangements for an excursion to Fort Mon.
re, Norfolk and the Caps The steamer Jane
leaye slxth-street wharf at p. m on Monday, Au-
Mary Holman, through her attorney, Mr.. II. F.
land, Alfred Holman, on the ground OF cruelty
and ill-treatment They were married May l5
1859, by Rev. John II. Brooks, and lived together
until June IA, 1876
Marriage licenses have been issued to the fol
lowing parties: jacob Ross and Alice Recder
Emanuel Pinkwood and Kate Galway; John T.
oos RaadnS E NG MsR yses anS % bSSne a
Cornelius Driscoll and Ellen Kane.
- A coal-oil lamp exploded In the third story Of
NE Webster building on d street. near Sixth yes
hent The flames were exting,iished by a colored
employee in the house without turning In an
ahre.
Arthur Seymour colored was in the Police Court
yesterday charged by his aunt Elizabeth Seymour,
with threats ofviolence. The parties had quarrel
duting which Seymour threatened to do his aunt
bodily harm He was released on his peronal
bonds
Morris Dougherty was before United States Com.
missioner j. T. X. Plant Yesterday on the charge OF
carrying on the business Of retailing malt liquors
without having paid the required internal revenue
fax. He gave bond In the sum Of 500 for his ap-
becoming his surety.
Company A, Washington Light Infantry Corps,
proposes giving All excursion 10 Piney Point and
Point Lookout starting tomorrow night. As they
have many friends, and the party Will be accept
able in every respect they may expect 70 carry
with them host. The excursionists will return
early on Monday morning.
Joseph Stephenson was at the bar Of the Police
Court yesterday charged with forging the name of
f.w. Howe, superintendent Of the Reform School,
" an order and obtaining goods on the same at the
clothing store Of n: Robinson Il Go. Stephenson
plead guilty to the charge. and was committed to
3ail to await the action OF the grand Jury.
Dolly Bland, colored girl, plead guilty in the
Police Court yesterday to the charge Of assaultng
Emma Adams small colored girl on the 18th In.
stant, and was fined s. and costs, and in default
vas sent down for twenty days. Dolly was also
charged with assaulting small boy named William
Coleman with a little Ratchet for which she was
hned so, and in default was sent down for ten days
T. Behrend and Raphael Sanger had set.to on
Seventh street between d and L streets northwest
.atout II O'Clock yesterday morning. during which
ENr. Behrend struck Mr.. Sanger on the neck with
were both arrested BY ofiicer Conncl and taken 10
the Police Court where counter charges Of assault
were lodged and the cases continued until to-day.
plead not guilty in the Police Court yesterday to
fhe charge Of assaulting Annie Queen large stout
NEGRO woman, who looked as If she might be able
khey had aquarrel, which ended in fight and
IliIzie got the best Of IL by knocking Annie down
snd beating her IN the face giving her hrstelass
frequired to pay s. and costs.
= A new lodge OF the !. c. NJ, called Wash lngton
Lodge No; z, has been instituted with the following
Topham, r. g.; W. Myers, W. T.; Alfred Thomas W
kCon.; p, Mueller, Chap j N; Montgomery, 81
kJohn Koontx L. G. W. NJ; A. P. Lacey, r. q. j. NJ
bohn Hopkins, /. q, j. N. L. II: Patterson was
lelected representative to the Grand Lodge.
The Rosedale Base Ball Club, an amateur or
ksnixaticn of considerable merit has reorganized
the sSewng nine - MecGos PITCHER And MU
kearpy ist b.; J. Riley, T, {, and H. McArdle, {.
The club is now ready 70 receive challenges and,
WARN for the amateur mines Of the District. The
Esecrctary is O. Clark, jr, Sixth street, between
kAnd southwest
August Traif,is an Italian, was before Judge Smell
yesterday, charged with indecent exposure. This
Imam occupies a third.story back room at No, I'll
Pennsylvania avenue northwest and at night has
ae oS f ReSsIs In
peived an anonymous communication calling his
atenton % H. and referred the case 10 Lieutenant
ISoonant OF the Seventh precinct The Lieutenant
,laced the matter in charge Of Officer OIIare, who
IN Wednesday took position in one Of the upper
pathways of the Iafay cite house where he remained
fSut few moments when Tralfus made his appear.
gsnce at the window. The officer then repaired "a
Iraifis room, and took him to the station house
NAnd yesterday morning Judge Smell fined him s..
4 Kate White, coal black negrcSs was arraigned
Fn the Police Court yesterday, charged with as
Aaulting black man named George Turner with a
i-tnife on the 10Th Of June. The parties lived in
The same house, and had a quarrel on the above
uaie, when Kate whipped out knife and Plungcf
u into Turner's len hip, at the same time cxclaim
out DIR. Reyburn testified that he saw Tumc
once on the 10Th OF June with wound about two
and one half inches deep and one and one quarte
inches wide on his left hip, made by some sharJ
instrument Kate was committed 10 jail TO avail
the action Of the grandjury.
In reference TO the statement that more ticket
were sold for the excursion Of the y. J.. A. of thi
Fourth Presbyterian CHURCH than the boat cOulC
accommodate, the committee having charge Of th,
excursion state that only 500 tckets-lOO less thar
the law allows the boat TO CarTy-were issued
Only 40 tickets were taken up at the boat, the re
mainder Of the GOO being made up by musicians
walters and small children To the surprise of III,
committee the children, for whom no charge Wa
made, were counted by the Treasury official ant
not the officers Of the boat the same as grown per
sons. The committee offer to refund the money o
The twenty or twenty.1 five tCket.hOldcrs who wer'
at the wharf and unable To get on The boat In re
spOnse 10 the complaint made by some person
against the caterer the committee state that he dit
not carry out the bill OF fare shown TO them cithc
through lack of cOnvenlcnces or incompetence
The caterer said that every body wanted their din
ner at one time, and some had TO suffer. The Y
y. A, expect soon 10 repeat the excursion, and tn
outstanding tickets for the last Will be good then.
Mount Vernon DuckIng Club Excursion.
Those who remember the delightful excur
siOns of the Mount Vernon Ducking Club II
former years hardly need to be reminded o