Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-26
LOCAL AFFAIRs.

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Kelsht Of Donglss Robert n, Douglas Kpight
q Syracuse, Colon Augdf Knisht % Vancouver,
Second section--Knlght- Of Analostan, J. A.
rRiyeksrS ,knight Of washipston, Afrsd II. James |
knight Of Fairfax, Robert fleteher !. Knight Of
81 msty Jstacs III Tlltohi kuishp % wsrfhssi
third sesstiloaeka,sht " Arizona O. Il
Whistler KHfsht or Coldmbis, william n. 'Bab!
cock kright " Brandon, stephen A. Douglas;
q n LSSs%ocd %Scs EdW ass Ae An'Sh'
In the ntst contest, In which each knight made
three tlts, the following contestants each scored
knight ofcolqmbia, and Knight q Wyoming
Id the INST trial to break tho tie neither took
the ring, aud In the second trial the Knight Of
Columbia, VIM. II, Babcock, son Of Mr.; WIN. J,
Babeoek, bore away the ring, and with " the
first honorT ~ the next trial the Knight Of Ari.
roma, @. N, Whistler, son Of Col Whistler, bore
away the ring and the second honor. In the next
trial, which was ubstween two gallant knights,
- Garrett, on The third honor, and the fourth
fell 70 tho Kniight Of Wyoming, Ridsely MeBlsir,
son Of Major McBlair.
The Knight Of Columbie called Miss Helen
self he placed tho chapIct upon her brow, add :
ing ~ he did 80, "Tt IL my privilege aud sincere
pleasure, Miss Helen, to crown you Queen Of our
tournament, and I am proud in placing this
wreath upon the brow q one who Will wear II 50
gracefully and so we'll .r......-L ..
Miss Kate Ramsey was chosen Pirst Maid Of
Honor Miss Jennie Augur, Second and Miss
Rosa whiting, Third,
The vietors and their ladies were escorted to
the mansion. and a delightful social entertain.
| ment over which the Queen and her Maids Of
| Honor presided, was inaugurated In the spacious
saloon. The whole concluded with the mases Of
| the dance.
RIAL ESTATE SALES by Green 4 VII,
liams, auetionecrs: Lot 10, Square Az, with q
lra@e building on seventh, between 9 and 4
mated to be about 90 cts. per foot for the ground
Lot 4, In Square 1872, on South O. between Four
sud.a-half and Sixth streets, Seventh ward, IA
| N. Siegel, for "a cts. per foot.
By j. O. Mcclure 4 Co., auotioneers A brick
| house and LIT, corner Of Twenty fourth and @
streets north, for " 800, to Mr.. Martin.
| GRovER's THEATRE.-Wo tako occasion
70 remind our readers that this Is positively the
| last night Of Robert Heller. We wish that he
could remain longer, but that is impossible. An
| excellent programme has been arranged for THU
| evening, and the performance will be unusually
me, IN order TO give proper ecId TO the termina
/ tion Of the most successful two weeks engage
| ment ever known. On Monday evening, tn,
celebrated Holman English Opera Troupe ap
pear. ....... .,... =.
BRrASrs' MMsrRELs.--A very crowdot
| audience greeted this admirable band Of negr,
| melodists at the Washington Theatre, last even
ing. As this musical treat Is only offered for 10
| night, we cannot doubt that like crowded ant
| delighted audience will again fll the house.
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ANY one having occasion to visit priyat,
medical Institution are advised to call on Dr.
| vellny. -
| A large and successful practice here aud else
| where enables him to guarantee perfect cure II
| all cases. .-a.
| All visits and Communications strictly privat
and confidential Persons calling see no one bu
| kha fnhr a.