National Republican., 1878-11-08
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Johns restaurant. Fried oysters 25 cents
per dozen, In a box. seventh aud D streets.
The activity on the public works makes
1t quito dangerous iOr travellers at night on
Some streets
The Unity Club will meet tonight at the
residence of Rev. Charles W. DcnisUnr 1873 z
street northwest.
-BcDiamin ROths store on Seventh street.
betw n X and !. northwest, was robbed of two
valuable lap robes OIL Wednesday night.
--Fure Newfoundland Cod Liver Oil at SOC
per bottle "a full pint, at Drew, drug store,
corner Ninth street aud PcuusylvAnia avenue.
Acting Police Sergeant Trunnrll has been
promoted 10 full sergeant, vice Sergeant BDtc.
Ter, promoted, aud Private J. l. Hehuct made
acting sergeant, Nicc Truunell.
-Iieutcuamt Botcler, the newly appointed
successor TO Lieutenant Hurley, as Lieutenant
Of the Fourth Precinct took charge Of his
precinct at six o'clock last evening.
The Fourth Precimt Aid Society have elect.
ed officers as follows: President. A. VI. .Gangewer
viCe-prcsidGnt, Rev. George v Lcech secre
tary, Mrs. A. J. Faust treasurer Mrs. J. May
nader.
-SurUh JRuC Price, ulins Somers. the little
eolorvd girl arrr~tcd on the charge Of house.
robbing 10y the officers OF the Eighth Precinct,
Wednesday, was ycstcrday committed for the
action Of the grand jury.
Coroner Patterson yesterday Investigated
the cause of the sudden death of Minnie
seamon, last Tue'day. aud decided that death
was caused by tctunic commissions, snpcriu
duced by inflammation Of the bowels.
The conductor of car H. Washington aud
Georgetown Railroad, states that it was not
his car that ran over the little boy, Fritz Ken.
ncdy on Capitol Hill, Wednesday evening us
his car was In Georgetown at the time the aC.
eidcnt occurred.
"Wednesday, while some workmen were
digging trench on the outskirts Of Mount
Pleasant, they heard report Of u gun, aud a
ball, which they tOuk to be II Mimic, passed
elUso by their heads. They did not see th'
BASH, Ouiy cuC report was heard
john W. freeman, juuitor Of Franklin
Hall and Wi'iiam scott, halter doing bus,
ness IN the sume building. got into a dispute
yesterday afternoon, which the sought to set
tie by an appeal 10 fstrmhs. O..icer Smit,
took them both to he Fith Precinct Station
The T.. r. O. Club held n meeting las
night at the club.roOm. On O, between Fiji
and Sixth streets, aud elected the following
,ficcrs Edward Schneider, president. ID. +
Fallon, treasurer; J. W. Wiley, secretary, and
Arthur Middleton, sergcant-nt.arms. 1t wa
decided to give a party about the middle o
next month.
The Memorial NJ +, Chapel, corner of +
and Eleventh streets northeast, will be dedi
Gated TO- U-mOrruw. The programme OF service
10 as follows Love feast at nine II. m preach
ing ut eleven u. IN. by Rev. Theodore Stevens
OF the Philadelphia conference; communion
services at three y. m; preaching at halfpas
seven p. N. The public are invited to all thes
Services.
The Enlistment Labor Association Of thi
city has issued pamphlet circular, entitleC
AN address presented by the Emlstncn
Labor Association Of WashingtOn d. C., to thu
people Of he United States, showing how en-
plOymrnt .ur one hundrrd thousand men 70
ive yea, may be provided by way Of the eu
listmemt plan The pamphlet contains d.Crip
tiOn OF the enlistment plan.
The Sratou Hall billiard saloon, corner o
Ninth and d streets northwest, has becOm,
the iuyCrie resort Of all who enjoy "pushiml
the cue" Mike ScanlOn, the well-kIown pro
prietor Of this establishment, has reduced thu
price OF playing 10 forty cents per hour, and
rs he is the WJnCcr IN this respect, Is reapinI
the benefits OF his system It is ,aie 10 sa,
that no room in the city can compare will
Seaton Hall with respect to cues tipped &c
md all the appointments Of a No billlau
saloon.