National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-04-15
MINOR LOCAL EVENTS.
Tho Smaller Happenings Of a Day in and
About the CITY.
MrN's spring suits, ElsemOn, eth and E.


About the City.
MEMS spring suits, Elseman, 9TH and Il,
Minnehaha Lodge of Good Templors held an
open box party at Tlmmss Hall last night.
Morris Roach was held for the grand Jury
By Judge Smell yesterday for assaulting Ohcer
Fitzgerald.
Mr.. NJ NJ. Richardson was yesterday APP
pointed an examiner in chanccry by the su-
preme court Of this District.
TURKISH RUGS. -Duncanso1 Bros. are now
exhibiting fine collection OF Orien tai rugs and
portieres for auction, which commences Friday
Mr.. Edward A. Paul, in letter to the com.
misyioncrs has accepted the temporary APP
pointment Of superintendent Of Che public
schools.
The jackson Democratic Association smet
last night. Speeches were made by Capt.
James Goddard, DR.. @. p. Culver, and J. A.
Mccarthy.
Mr.. Clarence u. Rheem, who has been tho
efficient secretary of the school board for some
years, has resigned to take a position in the
business Office Of Mr.. b. II. Warner.
John X. Francis 2il2 Pennsylvania avenue,
having decided certain parcels of ground for
the purposes OF public alley, he again asks
that pavement or walk OF some kind be laid
In II.
Miss Mollie Young, sister OF I. Fenwick
Young yesterday, while visiting sick iriend,
niloh NhbiS hhAluutIt uvJ VI hNIttl hbutnWttlt
fell down the stairs, sustaining, II is feared,
fatal injuries.
BOYS spring SUITS Eiseman, 7th and e.
Mr. Charles b. Bailey, secretary of tho Wash
| ington Gas Company has been elected trustee
OF the Equitable Cooperative Building Asso-
| citation, TO Gil the vacancy caused by the
death of Mr.. James d. Clary.
William d. Read charged with embezzle.
\ ment OF electric wire IRON tho Brush.Swan
| Electric Light Company, was yesterday con
| tinued in the police court until Friday bonds,
$500. Reed formerly lived in Cleveland, Ohio,
Mary Lomax. n coiored woman, was ar.
| rested yesterday by Detective Cox for stealing
from Catherine Shortell with whom she for.
merly lived. The articles were mostly re.
covered.
George Walter Rrepps, white boy, 10 years
OF age, with good hce, pleaded guilty in the
criminal court yesterday 20 the charge OF
larceny Of $50 from Margaret Harrison, and
was sentenced to the Albany penitentiary fol
one year
slight fire occurred at the Dime Museum
yesterday morning. originating from tue
between the Museum building and an adjoin.
| ing building. The fire department responded
promptly to the alarm. The damage amounts
CmLDREN's spring suits, Eisoman, 9TH aud L.
At a meeting of the Washington Rifles held
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grand lair and bazaar at an early date, the pro
ceods 10 DO devoted TO purchasing dress uni.
forms and overcoats for number Of young
men who recently made application for mem.
bership.
The annual business meeting OF All Souls
Church for the election OF officers was held las
evening IN the chapel adjoining the church or
L street. The following officers were chosen
Nm z Dunwoody, Mai. $. W. Saxton, and
Prof. Edward A. Fay were elected trustees fol
three years to fill the places of the retiring
members, and George A. King and William j
Candy were unanimously reelected, respec
lively, as treasurer and secretary.
At the semi.annual meeting OF the ST. Alloy
sius Literary Society the following officer
were elected: Vice president John G, suli
van; recording secretary, Ed. X. Lynch; cor
responding and financial secretary, NJ. Il. lIol
Downing: censor, r, J. Keady. The societ,
decided TO Join the Catholic Young Mems Ma
tional Union. and to send delegates to the an
nual convention to DO held in Newark, n. j.
In May next.
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