National Republican., 1884-08-11
THE BREvrrY BASKET.
Filled with brief Mention of Many Minor
Events OF Yesterday.

h'onb VI itHttTuhls
Polo on bicycles tonight.
A marriage license has been issued to James
Lee and Julia Jordan.
The police made ninety arrests during the
twcnty-fOur hours ending at q. m. yesterday.
Joseph II. Nichols was arrested saturday for
stealing three SO notes from Joseph Il. Gatto,
barber.
Capt Nelson n. Thaycr whose leg was
broken while at work on the flats, is improv-
ing, and Will be out in few days.
a number Of dresses, shirts, and collars. val.
uod at $40, were stolen from Barbara King,
living on Goodhope road, on Friday.
Lucy Ray was fined So In cnch of five cases
of petit larceny by Judge Mills on Saturday,
in stealing from guests of the National hotel.
f. NJ Goldsmith, Of 6l3 Four.and.a.holf
street southwest, has reported that FIVE rovol-
vers, valued Mt $40, were stolen from his store
yesterday morning.
Suit was brought last Saturday by Messrs.
Riddle, Davis, and Padgctt against Gen; Ruius
INGALLS, rs indorsCr on the noto of WIN. U.
Duxbury, to recover 500.
The proposed new police substatlon ut
Uniontown has been abandoned owing to the
rent OF the building used for police headquar-
tors Having been raised 500.
Thomas II. Evans was fined sl5 in each OF
two cases of larceny IN the police court on
employer, of rugs and carpets.
William A. Brannock, captain OF the
schooner Nellie, lying nj Libbcy's wharf has
reported that pair of pants and between SO
and 500 In money was stolen from the boat
Friday night.
brown marc attached to Jersey wagon
belonging TO Mr.. j. b. Rowes was stolen from
Seventh street, near ID street northwest on sat.
urday The wagon contained marketing and
other articles
william Arnold, committed to inil. TO await
the action Of the grand Jury on charge of as
sault with intent to kill, was last Saturday re-
leased on $500 bail, Horatio A. Merryman
becoming his surety.
About 2:3O o'clock Saturday brick arch, in
which the mortar hnd not been fully set, In the
southwest corner Of the new Light Infantry
armOry, corner of Fifteenth aud T. streets, fell
In and injured Henry Myers, samuel smith,
anu TWO Others slightly. smith and Myers
were sent 10 their homes.
The building inspector has condemned the
following buildings 3jl2 Pennsylvania ave-
nue, porch out Of repair; 2t0S Pennsylvania
avenue, undermined and dangerous: 1914
Twenty.cighth street, two dangerous chin
neys; $50 Massachusetts, avenue. In dangerous
condition and occupants ordered to vGcate at
once.
Officer McGrccvey discovered n fire in Mr..
George Gulick's stable, 102 street southeast,
about o'clock yesterday morning, und with
the assistance of other officers and citizens
cxtingulshcd 1t without turnlpg,ln In an alarm.
The fire i thought to huvt bttR the work of
an incendiary as matches aud paper were
found IN one of the windoWs, a. The damage
was slight. TIr
The executive committee of the jefferson
Democratic association, which Is composed of
young Jellersonian democrats, at meeting
| special meeting for the enrolment of members
on Wednesday evening at Moorcs hail. No.
III Ninth street. The delegates to the late
| national convention and other prominent local
democrats have been invited, and special
invitation has been extended to the young
Democracy