National Republican., 1885-05-21
MINOR LOCAL EVENTS.
The Smsllsr Happenings Of Day In and
About the CITY.


About the CITY.
The grand jury was respted until Juno
next.
Henry Artz has made application for mar.
keimaster's place in West Washington.
George W. EckloH was yesterday excused
from further service as a juror in the criminal
court.
The mortality report for the rast week was
9S Otthis number 10 were white and 80 were
colored.
F.P. Madgan and G.. $. Dunlop have de.
clined to go as delegates to tho Atlanta con-
yention.
Joseph sembly colored, was fined s. in the
police court yesterday for falling to answer a
subpnua.
Dr. Mackall, food inspector in the health
office, has resigned his position to practice his
profession.
The delegates Of the Supreme Council Of the
United Order of the Golden Cross called on the
President yesterday.
In the hearing as to the sanity of Timothy
Sands, all of yesterday was spent in argument
without II being concluded.
james c. Simpson has been appointed tel.
egraph operator IN the office Of the fire alarm
department, vice Tompkius resigned.
Complaint is made Of the bad condition Of
the road of the Metropolitan street car line
in front OF the Baltimore and Ohio railroad
depot.
John N. Gates, Eleventh street southwest,
complains OF the bad manner in which the
contractor has relaid pavement in front Of his
premises.
George w. Moss has complained OF foul
odors from the sewer IN front OF Adams cx.
press olice, on Pennsylvania avenue, near
| Third street.
The secretary OF the Washington Gaslight
company has purchased during the ensuing
"A
average Of $500 per ton.
Alexander Sandman and Aaron Brunn were
/ held for action of the grand Jury ON $500 bonds
yesterday in the police court, charged with
selling gunlabelod olcomargarlne.
Flannery Bros. having filed their bonds in
| the otiice of the architect Of the capitol, the
contract for furnishing marble for the capitol
| terrace was yesterday awarded to thom.
The Republican Invincible Club of East
! Washington, Will fire IA salute Thursday even
| ing in honor OF Gen. Logans reelection, and
| otherwise rejoice over the victory OF their
| favorte.
1t is understood that the Metropolitan Street
Railroad Company contemplate extending
their line from Eighth and East Capitol streets
to aud down Eleventh street southeast as tar
! as u street.
The alarm Of box l2l at la O'Clock yester.
day afternoon was for a slight fire discovered
| i'll DeXtess laundry, corner OF sixth and G.
streets caused by the chimney catching. Dam.
age about So
At the meeting OF the commissioners OF
| Pharmacy held last evening the following
gentlemen were registered as pharmacists I:
Charles II. Elliott, Collin b. CrusOr, jr., and
Charles ", Sellers.
In New York yesterday before the conven.
tion of brewers. Louis SChade, of Washington,
attorney for the Brewers Association, re.
viewed national legislation affecting the in.
tercstS OF his clients
| The Anheuser Busch Brewing Company of
ST. Louis, through Edward Abncr, has been
granted permit to run a railroad track from
| the Baltimore aud Potomac Railroad Com.
pany into square 6il where this company has
located its works
Mr.. X. NJ. Murphy, OF Minnesota, was yes
terday admitted to the bar of this District and
| the applications of the following referred 10
! the examining committee: Charles A. Barrett
\ Samuel n. Custer, James Gillen, Horace W.
Eaton, f. 7. Smith, Thomas G.. Stewart, Il. j.
4 Pullman, p. o. Farrell, Frank A. Law Thomas
NJ. Fields, George W. Koonce, and f. L. Man
ners
The National Oral Instrument Company with
John W. Doyle, Of Ohio; Thomas NJ. Ferrall of
New Jersey; Joseph W. Parrish, James NJ
Parrish, and James II. Moody Of this District
as incorporators, yesterday filed certificate
OF incorporation with the recorder. The OBJ
lect Is the manufacture and sale OF dental
instruments. The capital stock is $4,000,
divided into 200 shares.