National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-05-24
THE SMALL THINGS OF A DAY

THE SMALL THINGS OF A DAY.
Minor Occurrences In and About the
City Briefly Put
Tooth filling made painless by the use OF
cocaine by $. T. Mason, dentist 2l3 Four.and.
a.half street northwest.
'HoLLY TREE" 5ls Ninth street. Room and
board. $50.
Ladies' kangaroo low shoe, with English
tips, the latest thing out Mrs. VIM, A. Rich,
III Market space.
Ella r.. Chase charges that her husband.
Manley Chase, has deserted her, and applies
for divorce.
A nolle pros, was entered in the criminal
court last Saturday in the case Of Thomas
Dunn indicted in 1888 for larceny.
Joseph Wheeler, llOl Massachusetts, avenue
reports stolen from his house, at different times
since March 8, n lot ofjewelry, value S1.
SO. Hemenway reports stolen from his room
In the Corcoran building on the morning Of the
Sth instant spring ovcrcoat valued at sl5.
Charles Kennedy 205 New Jersey avenue.
reports during Saturday night his house was
entered and lot of groceries and clothing to
the value of $40 were stolen.
Kit Carson Post No. ., G. A. r., will have
charge Of the funeral ceremonies OF Col. Rich
ard Middleton this afternoon. 1nterment will
be had at Congressional Cemetery.
The attorneys for Mr.. John Hitz and DR..
Charles f. Prentiss, not being ready last Satur.
day TO argue the motion for new trial, the
hearing was postponed for one week.
VIM. II. Webster, oolored, was arrested on
saturday night by Sergt. Duvall tor keeping Il
disorderly house. Six males and females were
also arrested in the house and were charged
with vngrancy
A colorcd man was seen on Saturday night
TO steal pair of trousers from Gates's store on
Eleventh street southeast He was chased by
crowd of people and captured, but managed
to escape The trousers were recovered.
mai from Georgia calling himself Incius
w, CLARK gave man named Humphrey 600
Saturday to buy him suit of clothes. Lieut..
Kelly and Officer Lghlbrown arrested
Humphrey, and recovered $50 and suit of
clothes.
shortly after O'Clock on Saturday evening
fire was discovered in the back room Of the
second store of No. 3l7 Thirteen. and.a.half
street, occupied by Christiaua johnson. The
cause was due to defective lue. No alarm
was turned in
James Mclaughlin sues John Noonau to re.
cover $4,000 damages. lie claims this amount
of injury has been done to his property and
business from leaky privy on the adjoining
premises OF the defendant, and which drains
on that OF the plaintiff.
A pretty young lady and two young dudes
entered the western gate of the grounds south
OF the white house Mt COL O'Clock Saturday
evening. They found the eastern gate locked.
Returning they discovered that the Waterman
had locked the western gate, aud had to climb
| the fence.
The Rev. George C. Needham the Irish Evan.
/ gelist, arrived in Washington on Saturday and
| commenced series of meetings ut the First
| Baptist Church yesterday, preaching morning
and evening. The meetings will be continued
every evening during the week ut i:l5 and s
o'clock.
Wholesale non-alcoholic summer drinks.
| The largest supply and greatest variety in
Washington. We name in part: Rose Lime
Juice, Montserrat Lime Juice, Martinique
Lime Juice, Stower's Limo Juice, Raleigh
Lime Juice, Stower's Lime Fruit Cordial, Re-
fined Cider (aottled), Ross Raspberry Vinegar
| Cmported), Ross Belfast Ginger Ale Qmpor-
| ted, MoXie Nerve Food Drink; Thurber's
| Fruit Syrups, Pineapple, Raspberry, Straw.
berry, and lemon Shafer's Fruit Syrups,
Strawberry, Raspberry, Pineapple, and Lemon;
| Horsford Acid Phosphate. Elphonzo Young's
COMPANY A28 Ninth street.