National Republican., 1885-07-04
MINOR LOCAL EVENTS.
The Smaller Happenings OF a Day In
and About the City.

BERKELEY Is pure.
Two championship games to-day.
Take Navy Yard herdcs for Guethlers Park
today
The collectors tax receipts for June were
sl36,0S6,16.
Dr. Edgar Janney has been appointed ply
sician TO the poor.
The Portland G. A. r. letter will appear In
the Sunday Morning CbrOniclc.
recess has been taken by the grand jury
until the 10th of September next.
John Brady has applied for tho position OF
inspector of trees and plants In public parks.
Judge Smell yesterday fined Mary johnson,
colorcd, s., for pulling a magnolia in Lafayette
park.
p. F. Eaton, 33 G street, asks the removal OF
the telegraph pole from In front Of one OF his
houses.
A. B. Haywood has had permit granted to
him to build pavilion at AIRY Castle Park"
to cost 5000.
During the past fiscal year 3,1oO dogs were
them were killed.
Father Chapelle statos that nothing further
will be done with the proposed Catholic uni.
vorsity until the meeting of the board Of man
ngers in November.
EXCURSION to Luray Cayerns on Sunday,
July 3, via b. d o.
Francis Curran on pleading guilty in the
criminal court yesterday to stealing pocket
book from VIM. w. Curry containing $50 was
sent to jail for thirty days,
The commissioners have extended the time
for which ID. f. McCOmb, j. w. Dare, and +. =.
Davis were detailed for duty on Boundary
street sewer from July to December.
Lulu Bradley was charged yesterday in the
police court by Hugo Wise, a peddier, with
stealing n pair of earrings and couple of
rings Judge Smell ordered the restitution of
the articles
Robert springstein, the colored boy who
was acquitted of charge OF bank robbery by
Judge smell few days ago was again before
the police court yesterday and was sentenced
to jail for thirty days for till tapping.
Gen. NJ. c. Moigs has addressed the commits
sioners for permission to build open freplaces
i'm the bow windows and run the ohimneys up
on the outside of new house he is about to
build at the corner Of Ninth and w streets.
The reopening ofthe Second Baptist Church
will occur tomorrow. At II O'Clock a. m. Rev.
". +. Graham, of Alexandria, Va, will preach.
At . p. IN. Rev. q. l.. Davis, Of Miles Chapel,
and ats p. IN. sermon by the pastor.
Thomas Sampson, 0il street, reports stolen
Thursday afternoon from stable in Franklin
alley, by two colored boys q blind brldle aud
q pair OF lines, value ". James smith, 1898
Twcnty-sixth street, two brass valves, value IS.
The following bids were opened yesterday at
the District buildings for the erection of the
new seventh precinct police station house; G.
Thomas, 81 $50; 7. Baldwin, Sll,I75; W; Anvil
$1,000; W. Henderson; Sl3, 1916; q. w. Harrison,
$4,000; j. L. Law, sl2,935.
The following officers have been elected and
duly installed by Golden Rule Council No. 2,
Junior order of United American Mechanics:
G., Geo. f. Howard; V. c., W, w. Beatte; II. s.,
lno. Milstead; +. s., b. T. Miller; treasurer, d.
i. Dumbeath; conductor, Jno. d. Schofleld; w,
W. d, Kemp; l. s., Clinton Tucker; o. s.; j. II.
Ellis. The installation was performed byP. G.
a. W. Skunk, OF the state council OF Pennsyl-
Vania.
The regular annual meeting of the board of
directors of the Sunday School Union will be
held to-day at O'Clock n. m, in Asbury NJ. L.
Church, corner Of Eleventh and X streets. at
which time the following officers will be in.
stalled President Thomas II. Wright, Union
Bethel 4. NJ. f. school; recording secretary,
| David A. Warner, Berean Baptist; correspond
| ing secretary, David Clark, Nineteenth Street
Baptist treasurer, l.. a. Cornish, Israel c, NJ.
| L. Church.