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The will ofRcbecca S. Miller, filed Monday, was
admitted 10 probate yesterday.
Nine snow cases were disposed OF yesterday by
| Judge Smell, with the usual 81 fine.
The river was covered with ice from shore TO
! shore yesterday morning. but the steamboats, had
/ no difficulty In opening channel.
Mr. BcamAn. corresponding clerk and secretary
TO the Fiut Assistant Postmaster. General Is sur
/ foring severely from an affection OF the eyes.
A fine bluck chiuchla ulster, taken from man
on Thirteenth. and ~. half street yesterday, is at
| the Filth Precinct Station. House and awaits an
| owner.
William Morris was arrested by Officer Hcnlinc
! of the Fifth Precinct, yesterday on suspicion of
| having stolen some blankets. lie rcposcs at the
station house.
In the Police Court yesterday the case Of Henry
c. ICnning, the steward at the Lyon House,
charged with the larceny ofsilverware was heard
| and continued until to-day
| carriage containing n couple Of ladies was run
| into by wagon on the Avenue, near Four.and.a.
| half street. yesterday A wheel was broken OIL the
| carriage, but no one was hurt.
A return game of polo was played Monday night
at the West End Rink, Baltimore, between the
Washington Club and the West End Club OF Balt-
more resulting in avctory for our boys by a score
OF to ..
Joseph c. Ward and Philip Brown, two school
boys, found the body of dead infant OH vacant
lot at New Jersey avenue and Il street northwest,
and took II to the nearest station. The Coroner
gave certificate Of burial.
William p. Young, real estate broker, has sold
for the owner ot52 in square lis 25 by ~ feet and
improved by the three story and cellar brick
dwelling with tower, No. 1882 Nineteenth street,,
to Mr.. n. S. Howe for $1,000.
The Circuit Court jury was completed yesterday.
The following names were drawn: Thomas Pax
ton, William G. Murdoch, Charles Ludlngton,
Charles L. lIulse, George Setz, James l.. Turner,
Ludwig Eisinger, and Frank Aldrich
The worl; of lcngthening the canal locks viii DO
begun shortly. II is thought that only fifteen of
the locks can be heightened this season. The work
/ Is expected to be completed some time in March,
SO that shipments can be resumed in April.
| Marriage licenses were Issued yesterday to Car.
encc W. IIileary, Frederick County, Maryland. and
! Charlotte o. Wheeler, Georgetown; Stephen Vail
New York city, and Alice c. Stevens, Washington I,
| John Z. New and Amelia &. Crist Baltimore Md.
About three o'clock yesterday afternoon coll
ored man, named Richard Barlow, seventy three
years old, suddenly at his house 81 Carkes
| alley, between Connecticut avenue, Eighteenth,
| X, and l. streets. The Coroner has been notified.
| The following patents have been issued to per
sons In this city: l.. d. Greer, assgnor to Reyes &,
Greer, Treciprocating englne W. W. Giles, velocI-
| pcde; Il. j. Smith, opera chair; j. ii. Rogers, as
signor to l.. g. Iine and +. Hume, electric tee-
phone.
Frank Ambush coored man, who stole n sill
yer water pitcher from the back yard of Mr.. Fair
weNther's RESIDENCE, in Georgetown, where i was
set out to cool, will not have nm opportunity for
| committing another theft until the expiration Of
| sixty days.
| At the annual election of officers of sprig of
Acacia Lodge, No. II, +. A. A. NJ, the following
were chosen for the ensuing year: NJ. IL. Robin.
| son, w. NJ; l.. Harrod S. W.; T. NJ. W. Green. |.
! W.: $. g. Brown, treasurer; William M. Green,
secretary; J, A. Green, S. D.; A. l.. Norton J. D.,
and ii. w. Green, tyler.
Duncanson Bros, Nuctioneers have sold for W.
d. Cassin and William A. Gordon, trustees, part OF
lot No. liG, in Bcall's addition, Georgetown front.
ing ID feet on the north side OF Gay street, near
Greene street, by depth of 50 feet, improved by
two-story frame dwelling. Mrs Richard Cruit
was the purchaser, AZ 1850.
A normal class-meeting will he held in the Sab.
bath school room of the First Presbyterian
Church, Four-aud-a half street, between G. and d.
this evening, at hall, past seven O'clock Subject
| "The Book OF Mark aud How to Teach the Lessen.
The meeting Is open to all sabbath school teachers
and amy one who may care TO attend
/ Lieutenant Arnold and Sergeant Johnson, of the
Fifth Precinct, yesterday captured lot of mas.
querade costumes aud rcgnia belonging to q col.
| ored lodge in an empty house on street, between
| Eleventh and Twelfth streets 1t is presumed the
things were stolen and deposited there to be re
moved at some more convenient time,
Coroner PRttcrsony yesterday viewed the remains