National Republican., 1888-04-03
TIE SNAIL THINGS OF \ DAY.
Minor Occurrences In and About tile
CITY.

CITY.
Z. Franklin Schneider has sold to Thomas r.
borden for $3.50 sublot l5a, in square i55.
The club house Of the Highlands County
club will shortly he opened for the Use of the
members
Charles H. Hudson ha, purchased of Chris.
tine schmidt for $4,000 sublot 10, In square
SO
Charlotte \. Fcmald and husband have sold
suhpt ~, in square @h to Craluinund Kennedy
for SlSOtO.
Mis-. Fila Ferry, who leu her home last
Monday, was found by hcr father In Baltimore
last saturday.
Gustav ignsburgh was drawn rs Il petit
juror yesterday To I'LL II vacancy In the panel
In circuit court No, I.
. The work ON the cellars and foundation OF
the theological building of the new Catholic
University Is steadily progressing.
John W. Sorrell has resigned as private of
the fire department. and James II. Dean has
hccn appointed To I'LL the vacancy.
At the annual meeting Of the Post Publish.
ing Company held yesterday the board of
trustees and officers were reelected.
Annie stewart. colored. was yesterday fined
$40 or thirty days in Jail by Judge smell for
cruelty whipping her lO.ycar.old daughter.
.lolu Roach has heen appointed as private
of class on the police force. and the resignH-
tiom of W d. Lightbrown as private has
been accepted by the commissioners
The trustees of the First Baptist Church
have purchased two lots ON the corner OF six
trenth and T. streets northwest, containing
t,CC0 square feet, nf Charles II. Bailey. for
S1iNU.
william r. Ellis. of M. 1921 X street north.
west, was before Judge Smell YESTERDAY,
charged with beating his wife. He was sent
TO iail for six months In default of $500 bonds
to keep the peace
There will be no session of the court in gen
eral term for week, tis Chief Justice Bing.
ham and Justice James will go into the equity
court to-day to assist Justice Cox with the
large April calendar.
In the criminal court yesterday Michael
Doyle, young white man, was convicted of
lOuSCbreaking in the night Ht the residence of
Michael 4. O'Brien on the night Of Mar. last
and stealing number Ot small articles.
wilkins, charged with assault with intent to
kill William Crawford on Feb. IL last, was ur.
Inigned and pleaded not guilty. job Barnard
and Ed II. Thomas appeared rs his counsel
William Unecr, butcher. employed at Rup.
lelt's, on the seventh street road. fell yester.
day morning from the top Of the ice house,
n distance Of sixty feet, causing severe inter.
nal injuries. lie was sent to Freedman's Hos
ptnl.
The Archaeological Society will meet this
evening az : o'clock IN the Cosmos Siub @ As,
Mythology and Modoc Myths" by Mr.. Jere.
miah Curtin, and "Algoukin Metal Smiths"
by Mr. H. l.. Reynolds.
The commissioners have written TO the pres
id,nt of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company and called his attention to the con
dition of Delaware avenue and First street,
between q and ] streets. and ask that the
street be put in good condition by the railroad
company.
Vim. p. Young, real estate broker. has sold,
for MIR. Asa Whitehead, lot u. square alG, i'm
proved by the brownstone front dwelling, No.
| iC2i Vermont avenue. to Mrs. Anna T., Clapp,
| for SlO.G0: also, for Mr.. Henry T.. Pellcw, lot
| ~. square 49,, fronting aa.S3 feet on Rhode
| Island avenue, near Scott circle, for 5000. TO
| handsome residence