National Republican., 1886-11-30
THE SMALL THINGS OF A DAY.
Minor Occurrences In and About the
City Briefly Put.

Minor Occurrences In and About the
City Briefly Put.
Tooth llllng made painless by the use Of
a-hat street northwest.
Ladies' we have the best line ofst5O opera
slippers in the city; BON-'roe and Common
Sense. Mrs. w. II. Rich. III Market Space
II. 9; Stewart was yesterday at mitted to the
bar Of the District
The commissioners say that the lie Droit
park fence must go.
Some thief yesterday morning robbed the
poor box Of st. Joseph's Church OF S.
John Jones, colored, was fined $40 yesterday
by Judge Smell for assaultlng officer Harlow.
Kate C. Brown has petltioned for divorce
trom James II. Brown charging him with de-
sertlon.
orders have been issued TO lay Belgian
block pavement on the Seventh street road
Outwards.
Charles Green, alias Garrett, was yesterday
held for the grand jury by Judge Smell for
housebreaking.
John L. West, colored, will offer rs his dc.
tense for breaking into Mrs. Pages house that
he was temporarily insane.
Francis l. Fugi,t, by his will filed yesterday
with the register, leaves his estate TO his wife,
J0ne Fugitt, ana names her as executrix.
The Nonpareil Club, having for II object the
literary improvement of It's members has filed
certificate OF incorporation with the re.
Corder.
Thomas Crawford, doing businessa at No. 1906
seventh street northwest, has made an as
signment to VIM. McGill for the benefit ofhis
creditors,
1.-THE Earl OF Beaconsheld" is the title OF the
paper that will be read this evening by Hon,
John IL smythe before tho Bethel Literary
Association.
Tero,,o l. Na,ng,r Ia. o,,,o.., .,,t. 4,
Jonathan Bourne to recover sj,SS5.12, amount
claimed to be as counsel fees in case prosecuted
| before the court Of claims.
Thomas Leaby was sent to lail for one month
| yesterday by Judge, Smell for interfering with
| Ohicer Ellsworth while the latter was attempt
ing to arrest Maurice Roach.
Joseph sholsky, the clothior at No. 800 Tenth
| street. who made an assignment some time
| SINCE has settled with his creditors, and re-
sumed business In his own name.
Rev. peyton Jefferson, colored, tried in the
margarine law with selling that article With
out paying the tax thereon, was dismissed.
The commissioners will grant Mr.. james
P0ssenO permit for a ferry TO be run between
Georgetown and Rosslyn when landing on
the Virginia side is secured by Mr.. Passeno.
In the case Of Bradley against Gait ct al.
Justice Cox yesterday in the court in general
term held that the second bond was void, and
remRnded the case for judgment, to be entered
up in accordance with the opinion Of the
court
In the case OF VIM. b. Moses against George
Taylor, an action at law TO recover SlI, 900 TO
amount of certain loaned bonds, the Jury,
under the ruling Of the court, yesterday re-
turned verdict for the plaintiff. The case
goes up on exceptions,
Red letter day in marketing-Pork chops
and lard cents; sirlon steak, 12S cents;
| porter house, 10 cents; rib roasts, 10 and 10
cents; corn beef, breasts of mutton, plate
| pieces, cents per pound; round steak, 10
| cents; legs mutton, 10 cents; pounds mince
meat, % cents; creamery butter, 2j cents; pre-
| serves. pounds for % cents: prunes. pounds
west.