National Republican., 1881-10-19

Marshal Henry has had telephone
placed in his Office for the mclitation of business.
Four thousand two hundred bushels of
wheat sold ut sl.52 ut the Merchants Exchange,
Georgetown.
A suit was filed yesterday by Mary A.
Williamson against Charles c. Ivcy ct al, to per-
feet title to lots aud 3, in square 9oj.
Mr.. Randolph Coyle prosecuted the
United States eases in the Police Court yesterday
| in the absence Of Mr.. Blunt.
Mr.. John carp, of Indiana, accompanied
by his wife and daughter has been visiting Mr..
Ed Darncille, on Capitol Hill, the past few days
The keepers and inspectors, Lancaster
County prison, are ut the National. They are
Mcssrs. j. p Wcisc, ]. T. Holman, J. Miller, ].
Wolf, G. Carter and A. llager.
The proprietor of one of the daily
papers Of this city Is negotiating with parties out
side of the city for new gang Of rat printers to
work for thirty cents n thousand ems.
The session of the Court in General
Term yesterday was devoted to hearing arguments
III the case OF Fnrr ct A. against b. u kCysur ct a
which was concluded and submitted.
Rev. Henry Ungaub has been installed
ns pastor of the German Zion Church, corner OF
sixth and streets northwest The church starts
with n membership of thrly-hvo families,
In the case of A. b. Bibb against Lucy
Hunter ct al. an order was issued yesterday ap.
pointing Fred W. Jones guardian dd MCm for
Lucy, George NJ, and Mary II. Hunter, infants.
Colonel Llewellyn Washington, of
Lewis Johnsons bank, Is on brief visit to Boston,
the guest Of his old chum. Pay Director Gilbert l..
Thornton, U. s. ~, who Is so well known in Wash
ingtOn.
Mcssrs. n. w. Burchell and James A..
Renn have been excused from jury duty In the
ChCuit COur, for the present term and the Mar
shal hns been instructed TO summon two other
tHlesmen to I'LL the vacancies.
At the thirty-sixth regular monthly
meeting of the Thirteenth Buildng Association
held NJ GnddHrd's Hall, Georgetown, $500 was dis
posed N-fO M hp
stock value ratcs-SiO per share.
Cards have been issued by Justice and
Mrs. Harlan for the marriage of their daughter
Tuesday, October %, at seven o'clock, at the New
York Avenue Presbyterian Church.
During the passage of the Michigan
troops through this city, Mr. James Richards who
| accompanied them, met his three brothers-Zal-
mon, Avon s., and Justice A. &. RlGhards-at the
Office Of the latter II being the first reunion of the
four brothers for ten years.
An entertainment was given last night
at the McKondrce N; L. Church by the scholars of
deul of experience aud knowledge in reCitng
Scripture. The proceeds of the entertainment
will be used to pay of the church debt
Ellie Scott, one of the gang that was
sent to Jail last week charged with uSsaulting the
coorcd man named John II. p. Brown and steal.
Ing watch from him in the Division" was up
IN the Police Court Yesterday, and the testimony
not being conclusive, he was discharged.
Republican Association tomorrow night ut No. GIL
seventh street northwest urstairs The meeting
VIII be hiShly Interesting one, as number OF
distinguished GeOryians now IN the city will be
present and will probably address the association.
Thirty-thrpe boats are OH the way from
| Cumberland with 3,37Sl1 tons of coal, as fol.
| lows: For cOrgetown-ConSOlidation Company,
| l,Oi7.Ol lOns Borden Company, Gl9.1i; Maryland
| Company, SlO.O7, New Central Company, los O5
| For AleXandra-American Company, 4O6l3
| Hampshire and Baltimore Company, 3S9i0
The Womnn's National Christian Tenn
| perance Union will meet in convention in this
city week from to-day ut the Foundry NJ. H.
| Church. There will be morning. afternoon and
| evening sessions, continuing about four days
Miss Willard Will preside, and about two hundred
delegates some from every State, will be present
The marriage of Mr.. Winslow and Miss
Patterson, eldest daughtcro of the late Carlisle Pat
tcrsOn, was quietly solemnized at Brentwood on
the l7lh instant, only the relatives being invited
ON account of tie recent death of Mr.. Patterson
Mr. Wnslow Is In the navy, but now on duty In
the Coast Survey Once ana the bride Is q highly
accomplished young lady.
Complaint has been made that the new
Theatre COmiQue building, now in course of ereC-
tunWill prove to be unsafe and may cause serious
| cons, qucncos by falling down when All audience
shall be assembled in it., The architect OF the
gotten up by n disappointed contractor; the struc-
ture when completed will be entirely safe"
Last night the annual election of class
| officers of the National Medical Department of the
college building, aud resulted in the election OF
| MIR. Edward T. Wumerly, of Massachusetts,, presl.
dent; Mr.. Francis j. WOodman. of New lIamp.
| shire, vice president; Dr. Mllard f. Thompson, oi
| the District OfCOlumbn, secretary; Mr.. Thomas
Mclaughlin, of the District of Columbia, treasurer
Building permits were granted yester.
day To the Adams Express Company 10 ereGta II one.
Story brick warehouse Oh Sixth and c streets and
Virginia avenue southwest, $4,000; Mary Lock-
wood, III he sales street northwest, addition to
dwelling, 81 300; John Lchnert, 1917 New Hnmp.
Isbire avenue northwest, put tin roof on dwelling
| sia0; Nathaniel Weaver, gli Il street southwest
raise roof and put ON tin, $50 and william Riley
corner of sixth and N streets southwest, shed. SO
Marriage licenses were issued yester.
day Us follows: Roizer |. yarnell, of Georgetown
| and Maggie G. Lyddune, OF Montgomery County
Maryland; william II. Daley, of Baltimore. Md.
and Rosa Bentley, of Lcesbug, Va; Edwin s
| Stewart Gnd Elizabeth Lee, of Montgomery County
Maryland; George w. Rickets and Ellen ~ Ken.
| dlur, of Richmond, Va: Eugene Fortune and
| Plnkey Carter, Of Georgetown, ID. c.; Thomas T.
Scott and Oracle A. Rolcy, Charles Jones aud An.
| nic Hail. Harrison q. Brewer aud Marcic Elliott
| George Cox and Mamie Brown, Perry W. Pulley
| aud Seraphine Coakley, and Henry 4, Tycer ant
| ~, a all Ia MT,