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small colorcd boy fell in q ft on street. be-
tween Eleventh and Twelfth northwest, yesterday
morning.
dead white infant has been found under one
of the arches Of the Aqueduct Bridge, and the
Mr.. Thomas f. Roach, chief of the Bond Divls.
ion, Post.oncc Department, is confined. to his resi-.
denco seriously ILL.,.
The Court in Banc yesterday appointed William
Gilmore Toliafcrro constable in the place James
\. Bean, resigned.
Margaret A. Blake has filed suit in equity
against f. Tucker Blake and others to substitute
trustee on deed of trust.
Mr.. L. T. Hall was fined $40 by Judge Smell yes
terday for keeping his bar room open on Sunday,
and an appeal was noted.
and Sarah Martin, Johnson W. Manual and Anna
Richardson, l.. West and NJ. NJ. Jackson, of this
city.
William Boyd, the gentlemanly and polite con-
ductor of the New York night line, is again among
MS friends attending to his duties, after four
months Illness.
Another splendid specimen of the carp has been
caught in the Potomac and landed in the Plsca-
toribus Sacrum Of John Hancock. 1t is q seven
FOUNDER and is known as the Leather carp"
Abram White, colored, was charged in the Police
Court with disturbing the congregation of the
Fifth Bnptist Church. When he found he was to
lie let of with rcpremaud he smiled all over his
face.
At the regular meeting of the Alpha Phi
Literary Society, Friday evening, March 10, 1882
the following gentlemen were elected to honorary
membership George Downing, esq. : Rev. w. A.
sinclair, George ". Cook, Jesse sawgon, j. c.
The entertainment for the benefit of Miss Mar.
querite saxton and Professor Lawrence promises
to be very enjoyable affair. In addition to the
talented benehciares the services of Miss BERTHE
Crawford and Mr. Fred Lillebrdge have been SO.
cured for that occasion.
The National Fair Association moved into their
new quarters in Vernon Row yesterday. They are
now eligibly located and will enter upon active
preparations for the spring meetings. The newly
formed Jockey club occupy the rooms of the fair
association as headquarters.
Hon. John Hil of New jersey and Rev. D.
Banks Mckenzie, the we'll known evangelist, will
speGk at the Y. NJ; G. \. meeting in Talmadgc
Hall tomorrow Sunday afternoon ut three
o'c ock. Both Of these gentlemen are earnest
speakers. general invitation is extended.
AT the Dental College commencement at Balt-
more, degrees were conferred upon William H. De
Ford and Stewart d. Muncaster, of this city. The
Alumni Association OF the college met Thursday
Dr. j. Ii. Hodgkin, of this city, was elected presi.
dent, and L. b. Bliss, also of This city, treasurer.
Judge Porter, of New York. arrived here ycster-
day, and spent the best part of the day in company
"a
exceptions In the Guiteau case. As has already
been published, the bill is n very voluminous one
and 1t Will probably take all of to-day TO 20
through the bill.
In the Probate Court yesterday, on motion of
counsel, the order made March g. recurring the
administrator of the estate of Franklin Steele TO
give an additional bond of 10000 was auashed ON
technical grounds. Mr. Jones, counsel for the adj.
minstrntor agreed to file his answer to the original
petition next Tuesday, ut two o'clock.
A colored sneak thief entered the entry of Mr..
slineys residence, No. 1880 I street northwest,
Thursday, but was frightened Off before he could
capture anything successful entry was made
on the same night IN the house, of Mr. Morsell,
corner Eleventh and streets, and a quantity OF
clothing taken. The thief has not been cap.
tured.
The reconstruction Of the Jefferson School build.
ing began early yesterday morning force of
thirty men began the work under the superintend-
once of j. W. Dranc and directed by the Inspec.
tor of Buildings. The Inspector of Buildings
spent portion of the morning with the Architect
of the Capitol in consultation on the plans for the
restoration.
The following officers have been elected and in
stalled in Columbia District Tent No. @ l. O.
Rechabites: John r. Mahoney, D. C. r.; Fred Daw,
d. D. r.; Edmund Burke, d. secretary; r. H.
smith, treasurer; Samuel Shoemaker, levite;
lain; james q. Bates p. b, c. r.; William II. Hall
d. V. and L.
The house 1ll5 Fstreet, now occupied by ". E.
Burford real estate Office is one of the Oldest
houses in that section of the CITY, being well on to
a hundred years DID, 1t has Just been leased by
w. W. Dancnhower q Son for q term of ten wears
and VIII be remodeled into one of the handsomest
offices on the street and occupied by them in their
business as real estate agents.
Mcssrs. HELEN and Nicholson real estate agents
1422 New York avenue, state that they have kept
q record for several years past of the amount of
money expended for new buildings and improve.
ments In the city, and they find that the amount
this year from February to date is double what
II was for the same time last year. This shows
that the city Is rapidly advancing.
Some little time ago Judge Smell gave decision
in the case Of H. c. Bull, agent for Mills & Fowler
mattress manufacturers Of New York, for solicit.
ing trade without license, and an appeal WINS
noted to the Criminal Court. Messrs Mills &
Fowler h0venow decided that they will not de.
fond the case further, and have agreed to take out
licenses for Mr.. Bull and their other drummers
Charlie Robinson, an intelligent white boy of
four, strayed away from his home on street, be-
tween Fourteenth and Fifteenth streets, yesterday,
and was picked up by Officer Mcmahon on the
Avenue, near Twelfth street and brought to the
Fifth Precinct Station House. Charlie took the
very calmly, and seemed to rather enjoy
the fun than otherwise He was taken home by
his parents later,
The board of directors of the ninth division OF
Associated Charities, East Washington have or.
gNniaed by electing General John Eaton president;
John l.. Hayghe, vice president; George A, Cas-.
well, secretary w. II. NARROW, treasurer, and A.
+. Steele representative to the general board. A
committee was appointed TO procure room for
meeting and subdiyde the district for the purpose
of cRnyassing.
There have been some changes made in the
dates of the lectures in the scientific course which
will be delivered at the National Museum. The
first lecture will be delivered this afternoon by
Professor GIL. The succeeding lectures will be as
follows: March Is, Professor Mason March 25
Professor Chickering's April !, Professor Powell
April s, Professor Riley; April l5 DR.. Fletcher;
April y, Professor DALI April %. DR.. Burnett
The bonnet and slippers voted for at the Union
Veteran fair were won by Mrs 2. L. Thomas, wife
of Lieutenant Zach Thomas, Of the corps These
articles were holly contested for and Melted the
Veterans S27l. 30, so that Mrs Thomas may well
feel PROUD In being the possessor of the most ex.
penstye head and foot gear In the District The
fair recipient was the manager of the table of the
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