National Republican., 1877-07-17
Headings For Yesterday
CITY NOTES.

sion for the poor OF the city.
Henry schrath was fined IS in the Police
Court yesterday rbr profanity.
The West End Hibcrnian Association will
give picnic Beyers Park the 9Th OF September.
The garbage man Is missed very much on +
street. between sixth and seventh streets southwest
A. W. Layton has been re-apponted timber
Inspector In the construction department OF the navy
yard.
The seventh annual picnic Of the Knights of
St. Patrick will take place to-day at Beyer's Park,
Seventh street
John Miller was fined Is in the Police Court
yesterday for violating the park law at the corner Of
Fourth and L streets northwest
A permit has been granted to W. W. Bur-
dette to build three brick houses seventh street
between N aud N streets northwest. for sia,0o
Henry Bell, q vicious-looking black man,
fined ts by Judge Smell yesterday for disordcrly
conduct Sunday afternoon at the Washington Circle.
Officer Wm. Powell, Of the police force, has
recently iosttwo children the second having died on
Sunday, and The third Is lying at the point OF
death.
The warmest person In the city is the hot
wafie man, who trudses along In the hot sun, dis.
playing his wires, which would be tempting In
5enu.ry:
. Maurice Galney wai fined IS In the Police
Court yesterday FOR bens loud and bosterous Sat
uray evening q, tho corner Of Eleventh and streets
southeast.
The Fourth street (southcast) N. Z. Sabbath
school will give excursion to Druid T Park, BAL
timore, va the Baltimore and Potomac railroad on
Thursday, the 10Th instant
Since hard times set in the sales of beer
and malt liquors In the city have been larger than
ever. People cannot stand hgh.prtccd drinks, and
they are bound to drink something.
Sam Patch, alias Campbell, and Warner
NJ Flyers, alias John Edwards. two noted colored
thieves and plckpockcts sent to the chain gang
yesterday for ninety days each on the charge of va
Erancy.
IThe Astoria and Eagle base ball clubs played
. match game yesterday afternoon the Eagle
Streets resulting in victory for the Eagles by
score OF % to ia
The following officers have been installed by
Harmony Lodge No 81. X. orr: W. II. q. simmons.
p. G.; David Gregg. C. C.: James A. Barr. V G.; H. A.
Bssford. p; H. p Catsll, NJ. OF A; C. l.. Johnson, l.
o.; c. y. Haskins, o. q.
Marriage licenses have been issued to Benz.
Golly and Mary Fanner. A. U. wyman and VI. y.
Roosa, George C. Boothe and Roselia Slant. NJ =.
Paigett, OF Alexandria, Va, and Sarah :. Du1ey,
VIM. Warner and Sarah Williams.
Charles Williams and Charles Jackson plead
not guilty to the charge OF being loud aud bolsterous
the corner Of Fourteenth and streets northwest,
but the evidence showed thai they Judge smell
required them to pay hnc oftS each.
> II o Georgetown man stays down in the city
until amer the stop running and then attempts
fbot home, when he comes to the Pennsylvania
circle he keeps walking around Il until mori-
Ing when he sees his mistake Georgetown men don't
drink.
: Peter Green, a coal black youth, plead guilty
In the Police Court yesterday the charge OF loud
and boiserous conduct ct the intersection street
md pa faay1 y1var saaf and A,af
D. Alexander Lancaster plead guilty 10 the same
ofsnss, and was also hnedsi
{. John c. Brooks, Q dandy looking colored
youth and barber by trade tried In the Police
Court yesterday morning on the charge OF stealing
30 note nom Mr. VIM Bird wyiie about a month
ago. The accused was committed for the action OF
ksrsnd Jury In dcfAult OF u 900 bonds
The fence surrounding the premises of No.
eio Pennsyivania avenue southeast, owned by James
Simpson, caught fire about SD o'clock yesterday
morning Sergeant Pierce and a colored man eItin.
kgulshed the flames. An alarm turned In from
box So, but the fire department did not go Into ser
yicc.
Society held their regular meeting last night H. o.
Noyes In the chair and James McNabb, IT, secretary.
rhe meeting very Interesting and speeches were
nade by prominent advocates OF the OF temper
~ncs largo number OF persous signed the pledge,
and became members
- nc 5ptnCeTlAu " NASnluStOu business college
and Professor Sheldons Dancing academy give nn
curson the barge" tomorrow, leaving Seventh
street wharf at 10 - N. and p This will be one
ofthe best excursions Of the season. both establish
monts very popular All who desire 10 spend a
pleasant evening the water should nil to attend
? Rosanna Woodrow swore out warrant for
hhe arres, Of Lizzie Jenkins some days ago. charging
her with assault and battery, and tho oI
hearing In the Police Court yesterday When 1t was
called tho complainant hiled 10 appear and, at the
request OF Attorney Miller, the defendant was dis
charged. and attachment issued for the complain
ant.
p Richard Jordan, copper-colorcd Baltimor,
rough, with head shaped like sugar-loaf, was bs
fore Judge Smell yesterday morning charged with
creating n disturbance In Fighting alley southwest
and carrying concealed weapons, and was fined 80
and In default was sent down for sixty days. tn,
Court remarking that we didn't want any baltimore
men over here.
. Charles White, colorcd, was arrested by De-
tectives McDcvitt and McElesh yesterday for steal
Ing about 500 worth Of books from his employer Mr.
8. A. Teny. on street, between Finh and SIKH
streeta northwest. White took the books, II q
charged, nom boxes m which they were packed. tor
them up into small pieces, and sold them to Juni
dealer for q few dollars.
Centennial Council. No. 4, Sons of Temper
ance, have elected the following officers: Thoma
Humphrey, p. C.; James II. Maxwell, W. r.; NJ
'Arenz, ". C.; VIM. Boron, D. G.; James Ruhl, II. =.
John >. flnCh, r. 81 Thomlb Summersca'eS, Treas
urer; O. O. Campbell, Guide; W. II. Snyder, A. q.
X. 7. Webb, l. W.; Halvor Nelson, o. WI John Bruy
man, Representative TO o.
Complaint is made of No. lls Third street
Just below Pennsylvania avenue; OF No 23S -Four and
a-hAlf street. under Kelieys restaurant and OF plar,
In the OF the restaurant In Willow Tree alley u
the places where lottery policies sold, and ais
that several men, colored and white, engaged a
curbstono policy agents the corners Of Tenth
Eleventh and Twelfth streets on Pennsylvania avenu,
An interesting game of base ball was playe
at Silver Springs Saturday evening between III
Brishtwood Bnse BALL Club, Of Brightwood d. e., an
the Montgomery Base Ball Club, of Montgomer
county, Md. Mr.. N. b. Greene, OF Washington, acte
as umpire. The game ws exciting and well played
the score At times being ry close. The resnlt
victory for the BrightwUod club, the score bein
BrghtwOod %. Montgomery % The playing {
Mes,rs Waters, McChesney and Lyme, of the Brlgh
wood club, and Of O'IIare Waach and II. Clark,
the Montgomery club, Is deserving Of mention.
The corner of Twelfth and @ streets north
west seems TO be very much afflicted with dogs,
correspondent signing himself "L- p" writes: Z"
called attention through your columns short time ag
to tho nnls ,nce that existed at the corner of Twen
and @ streets northwest In the shape OF dogs. Las