National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-01-31
MINOR LOCAL EVENTS.
The Smaller Happenings OF n Day Ii
md About the CitY.

The Smaller Happenings OF n Day In
md About the city.
Arthur Jackson alias Bromley, was ar.
rested for larceny by Detectives Cox and
Carter yesterday.
Detective BIattingly yesterday arrested
Eliza Moore on complaint of q. Hoiden-
heimer, for petty larceny.
William Deigle and David Massey, two
colorod men, were arrested by Raft and
Block for the larceny Of n can OF milk.
The West End Social Club, having for
it's object literary, musical, and mutual
Improvement, has filed certificate of
their incorporation with she recorder.
Nicholas Stevenson. whose arrest for
sending a threatening letter through tho
mails was mentioned in yesterdays re.
PUBLICAN, was sentenced by Judge Smell
to six months in Jail.
The will of the late Frances A. Lock-
wood, filed with tho register yesterday,
leaves the estate to tho sister of the de-
ceased, Margaret NJ. Lockwood during
life, and to her nieces after her death.
w. II. Wilson, white man, was on
trial in tho police court yesterday for
threatening hiA~aged mother. He was
sentenced to give bonds in $500, in default
to be committed to Jail for six months.
Frank Callahan, the letter carrier who
was sent to the penitentiary for robbing
letters about year ago, was sentenced to
six months In Jail by Judge Smell yestcr-
day for stealing 81 from Mr.. z. +. Cusick,
who had boiriended him.
William McNair. Of OIL City, Pa; d S.
Alexander, of indianapolis, Ind; Michael
Bannon, of Baltimore, Md, and stephen
Burdett Hyatt, OF New York city, were
admitted to practice before tho United
States supreme court yesterday.
The Citizens National Bank has re-
elected tho old board of directors, rs fol-
lows: John A. j. Creswell, John Van Ris-
wick, Jacob Tome, Alfred Richards VIM.
Il. Walker, Joseph Libbey, Samuel T. g..
Morsell. VIM. II. West, n. IL. Shea, L.
Kurt johnson, and Joseph f. Saum.
Florence May, the youngest daughter
Of Mr., Joseph Marinolli of 1856 Pennsyl-
yania avenue, was christoned yesterday
evening, surrounded by tho festivities
customary on such occasions. Speech
making, dancing, and banquetting
helped pass the evening, and give the
little one happy view OF life.
The birth OF Robert Burns was cele-
brated by the Caledonian Club by BAN
quet at tho Holmes House. Toasts were
responded to by Supt. Smith, of the botan-
ical garden; Chief Keller, of the Balti-
more Club; Messrs. Muirhead, Ford,
Cameron, and Reekie. Scottish songs
were sung by Clansmen Gallately, Ford,
Lamb, Reekie j. G. Miller, DIR. Thomas
Miller, Imirie, Silver, and Others.
Star of Hope Lodge of Good Templars
has elected the following officers for the
ensuing quarter w. c. r.. Charles Lam
son; w. y. r., Ella Murphy; w. K. S., G..
L. Potter; w. +. s., J. NJ. McEvoy; w.
Treas, Lewis II. Lanman; w. c., j. j.
Wright; w. NJ. George Johnson; w. |. G.,
Sophie Luke; w. o, s., l.. Kemline;
musical directors, Helen Noskey and
Jennie Zea. The lodge has just finished
the furnishing of their new hall, making
it the finest in the city. The member
ship is largely on the increase.
At tho semi-annual meeting of the
Grand Lodge, X. of p, District Of Co
lumbia, officers were elected for the On
suing year as follows: Grand chancellor,
A. n. Thompson, of Franklin Lodge, No,
! q grand vice chancellor, Benz. f. Evans,
Of Excelsior Lodge, No. ii; grand prelate,
! Henry Yenney of Mount Vernon Lodge,
No. 5; grand X. of II. and s., Richard
Goodhart, of Webster Lodge, No. z; grand
NJ. of Ex., VIM. ii. Hines, of Syracusian's
Lodge, No. 10, aud Halvo mol son, Of Web
ster Lodge, No. z, representative to Su-
| preme Lodge for four years.