National Republican., 1885-01-14
MINOR LOCAL EVENTS,


Aho o"hhei hhppohlhNa W ~ wy I" N"N
About the CITY.
A large excursion party from Boston aud
other New England cities will arrive here on
the 18th instant.
The application Of oscar II. Herring for ad-
mission to the bar Of this District was yesterday
referred to the examining committee.
william b. Ashton, Of East Washington, left
his home on Christmas eve, since which time
his friends have not heard from him.
There is being organized in East Washington
n base ball club to be called the WOrthcn Base
Ball Club, after Its originator, NJ. John Wor-
then.
The National Academy Of Fine Arts, corner
of Eighteenth street and New YORK avenue Is
open to the public free Wednesday evenings
at 8 O'Clock.
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The Baltimore and Potomac Railroad Com
pany yesterday resumed the work of laying
two tracks on Virginia avenue southwest the
injunction having been dismissed.
Bishop Paret will to-day perform his first
public service by consecrating Epiphany
Church. Rev. Dr. Hodges will preach the
sermon, aud there will be large attendance
Of the clergy
An Italian tramp went to house No. 22S
Tcuth street northeast yesterday afternoon and
demanded money of the lady of the house.
Der of Sunny Italy.
Mr.. Edwin Miller hired young man some
time ago to look nfter his green house, near
Brooks station, and Monday night Henry Dil.
Ion rs the young inau was known, carried OIL
500 and SlOO worth of fJcwelry.
Col, A. Caldwell, Of fshamokin, Pa, fell in an
apoplectic fit at the corner of L and Ninth
| streets yesterday afternoon. lie was taken to
| the emergency hospital by Sergt. Hciiner, aud
medical aid was rendered by Dr. Wright.
In the police court yesterday Judge Smell
| dismissed the charge of assault against Spe-'
clal Onicer Nenncrman, an INVESTIGATION
| having shown that the officer was first at
tackled by skidmore, and had right to use
his club.
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Company f, 4th Virginia regiment Uhe Old
| Dominion Guards, of Portsmouth, Va, num-
visit this city Feb. q and March TO partioi.
| pate IN the dedication of the Washington
| monument and the inauguration.
Tho Union Veteran Corps have made grand
preparations for their complimentary recep.
tion tonight (Which is the third one this
| season., at their armory in the Masonic
| Temple, and tho display of flags aud other
decorations will be well worth seeing.
Mr. Harry Sage, ayoung man who has lately
| finished his apprenticeship in the bindery OF
| the government printing oillce, and who was
for some time employed In the drying room OF
that office, left the Office Friday afternoon last
feeling badly died very suddenly yesterday
afternoon about 1 o'clock. His father, who
was foreman of the drying room, died sud
denly several years ago
| The Palmoni Comedy Company gave their
| play, "a party of the name of DObson,' at
| Marlboro, Md. last night. This company has
| been playing the provincial towns with much
success The cast includes Messrs. Crypt
| Palmoni, George Erdman. d. c. Bangs, j..
Palmoni, and the Misses Beattie, Brooks, and
| Dc Monson. Mr.. Crypt Palmoni in the lead.
ing role has received many favorable COM
mUnts.