National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1876-04-20
The Hallet Kilbourn Habeas Corpus
ARGUMENTS BEFOREJUDGECARTTEI
Miscellaneous Paragraphs of Interest


weather probabilities, estimated at i a. H.
For Thursday, in the South Atlantic States sta
IiCnaYy barometer and temperature, easterly wind
md clear weather will prevail. For the Gull
states, increasing southerly winds, rising pressure
and temperature, with clear weather. For the
lower lakes, Middle and Eastern States, station
airy followed by falling barometer, warmer, partly
cloudy or clear weather, with north to east
winds.
Thermometric readings taken April 10, 1915, at
tie Signal Once: a. M, $780, 7:s5 a. m, 400; L
n. sc; p. n, 500; i:35 p. m, $50; p. m, 40
u P m. 40. Maximum, $50; minimum, $40.
Fer court proceedings see third.page.
Behrend's Patent Catarrh cigar sure cure.
Shilington has 'Godey's'' for Nay and other
periodicals.
Try Marburg Bros. Seal of North Carolina
Smoking Tobacco, 10 and 20 cent packages.
r. B. Ferguson, pharmacist, corner Second
street and Pennsylvania avenue, Capitol Hill.
TTusses 81; also all the homeopathic medi.
siIes at Hellers drug store, under the National
hotel
Short pants, three to twelve years. B. Robin
son & &C., 800 Pennsylvania avenue, next TO VII.
lians.
Kilt suits, different styles, all prices, at B. Rob-
ihson & Co.'S, 500 Pennsylvania avenue, next to
Williams.
Beilew has No. of the series of Catholic tracts
1t il entitled Louise Lateau; Her Stigmas and
Eestsey.'
All kinds Of trunks made to order, repaired and
severed at NcNurraS =, SOS Pennsylvania avenue,
Market Space.
The boys cloth ers, B. Robinson & Co., 9te
PENNSYLVANIA avenue; new store, new goods.
Prices to suit all.
Six per cent. raid on deposits, payable on de-
1uand. Special rates on time deposits. J. H.
Squier Co., bankers.
b. D. Cooke, jr, Co., F street near the
Treasury, do general banking business and buy
and sell District securities, &c.
In the fish market yesterday-R. A Golden
Brother fish sgents-7,OOO shad, sold for $l4
OBS per hundred; 5000 behring's, for SO per
thousand.
Washington Commandery, No. /, K. T, have
secured Armory hall, and will have drill there
this evening. at $50 o'clock. They are preparing
fer their Philadelphia visit in May next.
Parker & Woolston's straw hat and bonnet
bleacbery, 102 street, opposite the Post Once.
Ladies may depend on having their work properly
done. They also make ladies' chip hats.
Blouse and sailor suits for children three TO ten
years; new, tasty and dressy. b. Robinson *
Co., eo9 Pennsylvania avenue. b. Robinson, late
Wall Robinson. w. L. Cherry, late with Wall
Robinson.
0fbeer Bryan, yesterday morning, found new
born white male infant on doorstep on ID street,
between Third and Four-and- a-haH southwest
and carried it to the station house. 1t after
wards sent to st. AIMS Infant Asylum.
Youths, boys suits, single and double breasted
sack and cut-away. All kinds of goods and
prices. b. Robinson & Co., boys clothiers aO9
Pennsylvania avenue. B. Robinson late Wall :
Robinson. W. L. Cherry, late with Wall * Rob
nson.
Tho erfra'sos in nnppnn+ton With tba -oo,r, nm
r. Nv the Kansas and Nebraska Republican
Ltse.s:.:1afns win commence this evening, at $50
o'clock and the first hour consumed IN welcome
addresses and music. The floor will then DC
yielded to the dancers.
Corruption in our national affairs has the same
effect on the Government that severe cough or
cold has upon the human system. Political re-
form in the former and Dr. Bulls Cough Syrup in
the latter case will remedy the evils. At the
druggists. Twenty-Five cents.
Jacob Shaefer and Louis Shaw will play match
game Of billiards, 600 points, carom for ESQ side
and tie Northwestern and Southwestern cham
picnship, tomorrow night, at FOrd's opera hOuse,
The contest promises to be close and exciting, as
both ofthe professionals are in good condition for
The Scotch clubs of this city, consisting of the
st. Andrews Society, Burns and Caledonian
clubs. held social reunion last evening at Scotia
Association hall. No. $50 Pennsylvania avenue.
The arrangements were in the hands of an able
committee representing the three societies. and
tie entertainment proved very enjoyable affair.
Marriage licenses were issued to the following
yesterday: Henry A. Weber and Eveline Frances
Drum; Robert a. Cook and Ida A. Miller: VIM.
Frederick Knott and Annie May Allen: Phineas
Mervin and Claphira Shedd: George II. Opper-
man and Maria G. Bender; John E Mitchell and
Catherine E. Allyitten; Charles Nelson and
Louisa Sprague; W. T. Mcknew and Kate 4.
Matthews.
An invitation wedding will take place this
evening at tEe'Asbury A. NJ. E. church, corner of
Eleventh and X streets northwest. at o'clock,
fer which four hundred invitations have been is
sued. The contracting parties are Mr.. Anthony
JoIes, Eellkn9En colored ". ...zaz. and Miss
Sarah A. eWell. The wedding reception will he
aEen AZ NO 1914 h street on Thursday evening,
IM pstapt,
At7O'clock last evening the pamphlets and
pictures In one of the show windows Of Mr.. James
Bellows bookstore, 7O5 Seventh street northwest,
caught fire from the gas Jet, and but for the
prompt action Of the proprietor, who jumped into
The window and pulled down the burning articles,
only slight damage was sustained, probably some
tI5. and the burning slightly OF Mr.. BIS hands
while extinguishing the flames.
The Colonial fair, which is now being held at
the Fifteenth-street Presbyterian church. was
well attended last evening. Those in charge of
tables-Miss p. Cook, Mrs. keckley, Miss Lizzie
Smalls, daughter Of Representative Smalls.)
Miss Annie Brooks, Mrs. Francis and othcrs-are
kept busy dispensing the choice articles on the
tables to the liberal customers. 1t is suggested
that if Prof. b. u. Fleet would favor the assembly
during the evenings with music TO enliven the
entertainment. it would he an additional attrac-
zion.
IesteIdIy in the Police Court Assistant Dis
t;ifI At!9!ney BrRay entered q HPlIs Pros. in the
case against Detective Georgia. Miller, on
warrant sworn out before justice of the peace by
Daniel COnnolley. The latter stated that he had
no knowledge Of having ever made the accusation
against Mr. Miller, and if he did, was intoxicated
at the time. 1t would be well for those having
.,,,,,,-,.- to- '-"rrants TO notice the condi-
ton Of c6nplainants before Complying with their
request. It would result in less trouble TO the
Police Court, and not be bothering and worrying
innocent people TO attend and make answer