National Republican., 1884-07-28
TIVE RREYITY BASKET.
PILED With Brief Mention OF Many Minor
Events of Yesterday,

The John Wesley A. NJ. E. church has fled
certificate Of incorporation with the recorder.
Tho house Of Mrs Jcmima Jenkins, S06
Eighteenth street, has been entered and robbed
of iewelry and lace.
Two story buildings are replacing the frame
depOts ON the Baltimore and Ohio railroad at
Laurel and Hyattsyille.
The camp meeting Of the colored Methodist
churches ot this city and Maryland begins ut
Irving park on Aug. 10.
c. II. Deiauy, Philadelphia, Pa; W. II. Stet
wagon, PHILADELPHIA Pa; T. NJ Haynes,
Texas, are at the st. james.
Capt Blake, of the steamer Corcoran, has
purchased the Potomac summer resort,
Marshall Hall, and will improve 1t.
The register last Saturday received the will
/ Of the lnte Elise b. Behrend, in which the tes
tatrix leaves her estate to her children.
Judge Smell will go on his summer vacation
next week, Justice of tho Peace samuel O.
Mills taking his place In the police court.
Prospect avenue will have It's name changed
to Oakland avenue if the request Of the own
ers and occupicrs of property Is complied with
Roy c. T. Cochce, of the First NJ. p, church,
East Washington, died at Deer Park Thursday.
He had been in the ministry a quarter oi u
century
There are already about twenty families on
the grounds of the Westly Grove camp, which,
ties on Aug l. ..
Mr.. John A. Joyce was the lowest bidder
Saturday Tor laying sewer 1000 feet long on
p, between Thirty-second and Thlrty-flnh
streets, Georgetown.
william Arnold, the colored man arrested
last week for house stealing and shooting N.
U. Clarvoc on street cnr was held by Judge
Smell in 500 bonds for the grand jury.
A share In the apportlonmcnt of the district
Nhurty 10 n al1 1,ts tNp Aggppiu-
tion for Works of Mercy" which has recently
bought apd opened II home at AOs X street.
Aettilsing party consisting of members of
thSN Night owls club left ON n stcamtug Sntur-
day night. Mossrs. Mclaughlin John Thomas,
Ringold, Allison, Mckonna, and others were
on board.
r. J. Clark & Co.. wholesale produce and
commission merchants, doing business on
Louisiana avenue between Ninth and Tenth
streets have made an assignment To Mr. Il. r.
Madigan for the benefit of their creditors
The case Of Charles NJ. Sweeney and Frank
Nicholsoon, charged with murdcrous assault
on Mr.. Timothy O'COnnor aud his wife Friday,
was continued IN the police court Saturday TO
await the result of the injuries on the aged
couple.
Judgment has been suspended by Judge
Smell III tho cases against employees of the Bal
timore and Ohio railroad for running trains
too faSt, This is to allow negotiations In
progress for fencing in the tracks to be con-
summated.
The case of perjury against George W. Nc.
Neir, in which 1t was charged that he had
fnlsely sworn that he was married TO Carrie
| Stewart, was dismissed In the police court on
Saturday 1t appearing from the evidence that
there was legal marriage.
The friends of the boys who were scaldcd
| by water poured on them by a cOlOrcd girl
last week object to reference made 70 them
| rs white hOodlums." The objection Is that
| the boys were only about & years old, and
therefore, too young to be 'hoodlums.'
As Gustavo Hess and Louis L. Columbus of
| Baltimore, were passing the Metropolitan
| hotel yesterday forenoon they were attacked
| by Thomas PaSSmOrc, Of New York, who struck
| Hess heavy blow In the face and Columbus
| on the ankle with a loaded cane. Officers
! SchultZe and Montgomery arrested Pnssnorc
and took him to the seventh precinct station.
Columbus was completely disabled.