National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-11-10
TIE BnEYIrY BASKET.


Events Of YESTERDAY
A tub Of butter was stolen from the wagon Of
/ Andrew schwartz Saturday
Allison Nnilor had two blankets stolen from
| ono Of his omnibuscs Saturday.
brown beaver ovcrcoat was stolen from
| Che huIsc OF W. T.. Mudd, No. 400 Thirteenth
street, saturday night
Tho Chesapeake aud Ohio Canal company
/ has been notified Of the dangerous condition
| the bridge ut Washington and Jefferson streets
| Is tu.
| Tho Episcopal seminary, Alexandria, and
+ Kendall Green foot ball teams played game
nt the lnttgr's ground saturday, won by tho
latter
Thomas Cromwell, of 0OG street northwest,
/ has reported that some clothing and silver,
/ valued at so, was stolen from his house on
Saturday
John Kcllcrman, an attendant at the insane
asylum wa, Nned - 10y Judge Smell saturday
/ ur assault upon &. +. e. Black, M Old soldier
/ Whom he arrested rs an escaped lunalic'
Peter Banks, recently convicted of larceny
. from the person Oi Mrs. Newman, was last
saturday, grantcd q new trial by Justice Wylic
uy the ground of nuWly-disCUvcred evidence.
Olccr Keuney was cautioned by Judge SMELL
Saturday not 20 arrest ciuLenS ior violating the
ordinance AGAINST throwing ashes into an alley.
E'ils kvil and Mary stewart, charged with
that oicnsc, were discharged.
Narcelus o. Wilson, living at PA @ street
northeast. had both feet cut OIL by falling off
/ q cur on the baltimore and ohio railroad ut
I First aud II streets northeast saturday. lie
| wJs aiken 10 Providence hospital.
4 nis for the benefit of the National uoineo-
! ul...H hospital will be held between Dec. II
/ uud % lu q place to be hereafter selected.
/ IruWd, oi the hospital are requested to assist
| One lady managers IN making the fair n sue
/ cos.
! IHu commissioners have notified the Brush
] E .. Electric Light company that they have
/ 'ha privilege Of laying cables in the conduit to
|. Nnt down on Il, between Ninth uud
r.gtUtl streets by the United states COM
lnl"
some complaint has been made lately OF tho
..t condition of the street washer on D street
..nnnst In front of house No. 1877 which
....as about two inches above the pavement.
several persons have been thrown down by 1t
aud ublly hurt
The register last Saturday received the will
of .hy .UC catherine RossitOr for probate and
record. The deceased leaves all hCr estate to
h"r aalghler, Catherine CUrbcrry but in case
.u' SOILS the family residence she is to give
. her Two brothers each 500 out Of the proceeds.
After obtaining the views Of the force on the
Hl.Hc., chief OF Police Dye recommends that,
go u.uu" to secure the benefit Of the police
HH und whom 50 disabled rs to render
discharge necessary. the sum Of II per month
be withheld by legislation nom the pay of
each.
4 number OF benevolent ladies have rented
house ON g street, near the Metropolitan
church, which they propose TO turn into
home, clean, comfortable, and cheap, Tor
moderately paid women Of Washington. They
UsE the assistance Of other benevolent people
in .Aeir enterprise.
The fair for the benefit of ST. Peters Sunday
school, 10 hc given by the ladies of the con-
'rartUgn, win be opened this evening at
d clock at tue school nall to continue ten days.
4 ll.r number of beautiful and valuable ar
dele, have been contributed. The tables and
hall are beautifully decorated.
A horse strnyed away from the Champlain
avenue ahuN on the new aqueduct and halted
il tAc yard of MIR. t. G.. Dean near Twentieth
street. II was harnesscd to buggy in which
were three tins Of dynamite, either of which,
" 'hoy had fallen out on hard pavement,
would have wrecked whole neighborhood.
\ fur will be given from Nov II to Nov. 2S
at N2ylHul hall on l street, between Nine
.aHu.u and Twentieth northwest, for the bcuc-
70. Ui the uniform iund Of company b, Capital
city Guard. Many handsome presents in cash
and goods have been received. A dog cart,
tea sci. sword aud belt, and many other hand
some articles Will be voted for. Mrs j. IL.
SWI,iWOOd Is chairman of the committee in
charge Of the fancy tables.
surapta Stonim (colored) has sworn out
warrant against John w. Cruit, coniectioner,
for violation of the civil rights act of the
legislative assembly, approved June 26, 1873,
The information charges that on the LIST OF
November Mr.. CrIit was then and there the
proprietor Of an clearinghouse and ice cream
saloon, and did refuse and neglect in person
aud byiih AGENTS to accommodate and serve
with CItables and reilettrnents one Sareptu
stunim, she being well.bthayed and respect
able pegson.St s4i"y ..r ,ri'
\ series of four chamber concerts will be
| given this winter IN Marini's hall at which
selections from Beethoven Schubert, Schu-
mana, Brahms, &c, will be given. The artists
are Robert {. Bcrnays and Fred Weller VIC.
| Inns; Josef EeCkc. and Aug. Schroeder, voas;
Ernest Lent, latc from Leipsic, and August
Kurn, vOOnccllos; Anton Gloetaner, pianist,
and Il. II. Baxter, vocalist. TheecOncerts will
Doc under the direction of Anton GloetZner, the
first to be given Dec. 10, and one each in Jan.
ulry, February, and March.
James s. Drashears, q Uniontown grocer, was
fined SO by Judge Smell Saturday FOR assault
ing George :. Gibbons, who attempted to make
q levy on Il horse owned by Brashears The
constable handed Mr.. Brashears the writ, and
| the latter escorted Gibbons into u back room,
! where q conversation took place. While talk.
/ lug CulOrcd man came in and Mr. Brashears
| whispered 10 him. The cOnstables suspicion
| was aroused, and he started for the stable,
| being closely followed by Mr.. Brashears. When
| tine ColOrcd man came ont of the stable with
. the horse Brsnears held Gibbons while the
/ negro rode over the asylum hill.
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