National Republican., 1886-10-05
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 nlllng made painless by the use
cocaine by 9. r. Mason, dentist. ais Fourand.
a-half street northwest.
The latest novelty-The Mikado straw slip.
per, s2and e.. so per pair. Ladies' straight goat
hnnd sewed, q; pebble goat, hand sewed, $3.50.
Mrs. Vim. ii. Rich. III Market Space.
Charles H. Nye, g. +. shelton, and +. Nolte
have been granted barr6om licenses.
Mr.. william II Moore will act temporarily
In the place vacated by Mr.. T. NJ. Embrey.
Surveyor Forsythe made 236 subdivisions
last year. lie asks for $500 to repair old
records.
Judge Smell yesterday decided that Mr.. Geo
Holmes should get out a license for each bar,
and fined him SlO5.
Bushrod Poe, aged 2s years, died suddenly OF
henTt disease on Sunday morning at his home
4C3 street southwest.
Fly to the Palace, ny With mo!
The King himselfis waiting theel
Lemuel Johnson, colored, was given sixty
days in Jail by Judge Smell yesterday for steal.
ing an accordion from Miss Maggie Boyle.
Frank Williams and George Bell small coli
Ored boys, were given sixty days each by Judge
Smell yesterday for stealing three watches.
There were thirty bodies viewed by the cor.
oner during the past month, OF this number
three accidental
Justice Macarthur yesterday excused Thos.
Hungerford from further service on the grand
Jury and Geo. f. Green and Thomas J. Parker
from the petit jury.
A delegation from the East Washington
Citizens Association called on the commission.
east end Of the city.
Mai. Walker turned over to the commission
ers yesterday s2sS2 as the proceeds OF tickets
TO the Roller Coaster contributed by Mr.. l..
Moxlcy for the Charleston sufferers
VIM. Bellows, colored messenger for Nc
Gin 4 Co.. printers, was arrested Yesterday
charged with the grand larceny of $40 from his
employers on the 18th of September
The opening lecture to the kindergarten nor
NAL class viii he given this evening from to
O'Clock, at the kindergarten builling, corner
ofTCnth street and Massachusetts, avenue.
Inspector Of steam boilers John II. wllker-
son, reports that he inspected 373 boilers. con-
demned for repairs and found unit for
use. There were "a new boilers put up last
year.
Tnuick Wade, as the next friend Of william
and Isabella McConyey, infants, has filed a bill
II equity against Thomas Geary, executor OF
the will of Peter Monaghan, for settlement of
the estate.
The equity causes (eight in ALL instituted by
Edward f. Holman against Jerome II. Manning
and others To- enjoin the collection OF certain
the complainant.
Marshal Wilson has selected the following
talesmen to fill vacancies in the Jury panels
John l. Edwards, grand jury, and Charles s.
English, Lewis +. Dorm, aud H. II. Mcmillan
for the petit jury.
The work of resettlng the pedestal for the
statue Of Gen. Rnwlns, at Ninth street and
PENNSYLVANIA avenue, IL nearly completed and
will be completed by Oct. Is, the time fixed In
the contract by Col. Wilson.
James Williams and others, heir. OF the late
Charles Williams, deceased, asks that the
property conveyed to the trustees'be sold AMI
the proceeds divided between the parties ac-
cording to their respective rights.
George d. Chittenden hos sold to W. X. Ryon
twenty-five acres of land on the Rockville
turnpike, formerly belonging to the late DR.. j.
D. Keasby, for the sum of $4,000. The deed
for the same was put on record yesterday.
This property Is near that lately purchased by
President Cleveland