National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-09-29
LAKELAND NEWS.


Charles street avenue, will be opened this even
ing for the first ting. The ehorister boys Of st.
Paurs Episcopal church will take part in the ser
| vices
On Saturday night about 1890 O'Clock a Ger
man sailor, named Theodore Lawson, aged about
p years, lately belonging 70 the brig Adelaide,
fell overheard at the County wharf, foot Of Broad
| way, and was drowned.
Potts Seymour and Frank Nelson, charged with
4 obtaining jsWelry from various parties under
| false pretenees and paying for the same with
\ fraudulent checks, were each brought before Jus
| tiee Haggerty on Saturday afternoon, and COM
mitted for the action Of the grand jury.
Noble Grason, alias George Jgo, eolored arrest
/ ed few days ago, charged with being an escaped
convict from the penitentiary Of the District Of
Columbia in or about the year 1892 was discharged
\ on Saturday by Justice Briseoe there not having
| been any requisition for him.
Hon. VIM. ]. O'Brien, member Of Congress
from the Third Congressional district Of Mary
land, has selected as his appOintee to the vacant
| cadetship in the Naval Academy at Annapolis
Edward Fitzgerald, sixteen years old, Of Jno.
| Fitzgerald, residing at No. 81 Thames street.
About O'Clock Sunday morning Elizabeth Con-
oily, aged twenty-eight years, wife Of Dominick
! Conoly. residing at No. 80 Ramsay street, while
making fire in her cOOking-itove, endeaYored to
facilitate the burning by pouring coal oil from
Can VI INC "OOu' AH 0o4i oAP4CNou' ouu inc Durn-
Lns huIu SSS o1et neL, ner Isce'
anu ny !. "a. t.
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about the face and hands. Drs. Spieer and Ben
son attended the sufferers, but tine woman died
within an hour.
|
About 11:3O o'clock on Saturday morning man,
named Patrick Skahan was seriously injured at
MI: Clare station, on tne bSitlilOre ana ohiO
rahIOSu' II appears tnaH SAanaA' hno =
mVtAHan on ING IOau' was ePALLths z OEoAen
DEAAe uAuer Hlekh1 cal near MT Olare' anu
several otAer cars were oaeAeu uO"n the 'raeA
anu stluoA 1he car nc was "oiAlnB unueE. SAa-
nan was AIoSASu Eo"n " the Iotee oI the COL
hsIoI, anu tne VICES Vi wv o~Es Passeu
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o'eu ~ az 40. ilSuse SlHer
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PA' 0i0i0i' A' Ui'O '''' 'A-A Oil AOui'
On Friday MRS. Elizabeth J. HOLIDAY was ar
rested on tine charge OF ialse pretenees IN being
lmpncateu IN tne transactions Oi her missing nus
Dand. saturday she was taken before the Police
Court, ana held IN slow Oonds ior Aer appear
ahee 10 answer. AFTER snort ueiay' mr.. FREQ.
Fonstamp' OF NO. II south Euta" street, became
her oondsman, and she was released. When ar
rested she had shipped her thinss' and II is sup
Poseu that she was starting 70 meet MI hoDdAy,
ana go Win Nun 70 Europe; put Hnen Questioned
ss " LIE she stated tnat she uiu not
Anu" mheLe hUOuas was anu tnas soule persons
hau saiu NC nau sOne away WIN DArs' 81 ArIing-
t0h'
About go O'Clock on Saturday afternoon Sc
rious accident occurred to Mr. 5. +. WyTil, con-
ductor on car No. los OF the Blue line, at the cor
ner Of Calvert and Baltimore streets. WyviIs
car had reached the switch leading into Calvert
street, and he having arranged the switch was in
the act of stepping upon the platform Of his car,
which had started to turn the corner, when car
No. Of the Red line came along on its way up
Baltimore street. WyYtl was caught between
the two cars, and it seemed to those who saw his
position that he would be crushed to death. He
was held in an upright position until the cars had
passed each other, and then fell to the ground.
He was able to get up, and was assisted to the
drug store Of Coleman & Rogers, where it was
found that his eollar-bone was broken and that
he had sustained injuries about the body.
Barnums Hippodrome terminated its engage
ment with an exhibition on Saturday Afternoon,
and immediately the pRckinR-up process COM
menced. Therapldity with which the 5000 square
feet of canvass which covers the immense Hippo
drome descended to the ground was wonderful.
The centre and quarter-poIes seemed to disap-
pear like magic, and in little over forty-fye
minutes all was ready for the wagons. In this
department lbs men were employed Mr. Charles
Murray is quartermaster ofthe Rippodrome, and
O. W. Fuller, contracting agent Mr.. Mitchell
has charge Of the horse department, numbering
400 all told, and which are divided into three
classes, viz: Chariot, congress Of nations and
team horses. Mr.. Mitchell is assisted by hessrs.
smith, Elsner anu IheEe arg thirtJ
wagons used III tne iran sPOrta'ion oi e'OcA' &c,
belonging 70 tne hlPPoGrouie ana eignty grOolns
employed 70 attenu tne horses' Inc twenty
JocAeys gIoon 'nelr onn nolses' mere are I,'VO
F.op, Sannoi u Enrc s,o t t- ~ =.
Io.-,,oS go ,bo ,ooo,-t. 70, ~. tvoI,-. 10. 81
az sbo,r 80 -. IND ry,,b s-s .Ioo 90. b1t
- o,,,ootatio1s - 20 go IN 5onbIo tb.t
ann1rt The first week of the show waS marEsd
b- raI1 and Wind tbs forrne, nnanc,sIIy disa,.
irons, and the latter only so 70 a norton Of the
tent A ,Iigbt fra also occurred The lumbar Of
which the Hippodrome was constructed was sold
on Thursday last by o. A. Kirkland * Co., aue-
tfoneers, for about Is per cent less than cost,
viz 5000. The large number of chairs for re-
served seats were not purchased but rented
The officials, as we'll as the numerous attaches,
male and female Of the RippOdrome all left on
Saturday night, via Pennsylvania railroad, for
Pittsburg, Pa The properties, stock, &C., in
Guiding elephants, butalOes and camels, were
taken upon the trains at the stock yard Of the
railroad company at Mount Vernon, just beyond
the old Bolton station and the city limits 1t re-
quired three special passenger and freight trains,
consisting Of sixty-two cars, to transport the
people and stock Of the HippOdrome to Pittsburg,
where they open to-day, and give exhibitions for
ten days.
STATE NEWS.
D uvnsod ESQ attornev for the mortgagee
sold AZ the Vosbeu house. ON "Wednesday. the
s!Eenna-drs PointIr farm containing three hun
drsd and ten acres Purchased by Simon Park
burst NJ baltimore for E1O oOO
49,. =. -, = r,,,,.ho-,.,, Lac,
oo-,',Io,,t - No, EIt1abotb Ior,o,
~ at,a1,,t
iss her ag,inst viii and wore She feared
biS, He was therefore, asEsd 10 give bonds in the
snn, oT coz ~ Keen the neace fpsrtieuIarIy with
S1iss EIivohetb fsiIipg 10 40 which he was com
n,i,tod 20 ioiI
-,, .. 10000 -. Ga
mai1no'H mHHIe was Ooaol'4 " 80
PuAens shOre' "Oroes'eL oouuIJ' wv W. "ooAs 80
out so lar deconPoseG as 70 renueI II
70 save any amount VI INC
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ioL - 10 .IS - ,,-.a,
70 is HIe seS SOIN-
'no i"o' 10"
The inquiry ior carpenters Is heaiu every Gsy
In Cambridge, dorchester county. more Ouliu-
ings have gone up TINS season IN ana near the
town than IN the last nVe year, anu ye1 osneIs
are deslrous OF erecting evenings anu BUSINESS
places In OamDrloRe II Lhey eau Only SECURE Odr-