National Republican., 1881-11-03

twenty. five cents In THE REPUBLICAN.
Sir ]. Lister Kaye and J. B. Roche, of
England, have apartments at the Riggs House.
There is more building on Capitol Hill
this season than for many years, and tho houses
going up are generally OF good class.
The fair mt Masonic Temple for the ben
eft of ST. Paricks Church Is attractive place to
visit and will remain open until the 18th instant
The report of the Health Officer for the
week ending october 90 1881, shows the mortality
70 have been y6 births 6O marriages, 2O and still
births, q.
Mr. Edward A Paul, principal of the
Boys High School, has prepared catalogue con,
tanning the names OF the teachers and pupils ana
other useful information.
At the meeting of the Pennsylvania Re-
publican Association Mt ST. Georges Hall on Eley;.
enth street this evenngt ut reduced rates will
be furnished to voters wishing to go home
The grocery store of Mr.. j. III. Richard
son, corner of sixth and streets southwest, was
a quantity of goods and S12 in money were taken.
The Union Veteran Corps propose Civ
inga complimentary reception to their honorary
members al Marni's Hall on the l5th instant. ON
the latc riic match will he made which will udd
interest to the entertainment
On Advent Sunday Mr.. Franklin, the
wcllk known OIganlSt. viii take charge of the organ
and music Of ST. Paul's Episcopal Church, Twenty.
fourteen boys. The music Will be the finest fur
nishcd by any chusch in the city.
A suit was filed yesterday by the Cen
tral National Bank agoinst the estate OF the late
Thomas l.. Hume to recover three promissOry notes
for Si,i00, and Justice Wylie issued an order re-
strainng the payment OF certain insurance policies
pending the hearing OF the case.
The clothing and effects found with the
body OF the young man found in the Potomac,
near the Long Bridge on the 10Th ullmo, have been
identified Us belonging to George prnzhUrn son
of Henry PrinzhOrn, grocer corner OF Fifth aud n
streets. His family scout the idea of suicide, and
suspect foul play.
A decree of divorce on the ground of
adultery was yesterday granted to Moses Ogle from
Virginia Oge. The parties were married in 1861
and in 1879 the defendant admitted that she did
not care Tor her husband but loved one John Hop
per. Subsequently she committed adultery with
Hopper Ut n house on X street,
The Columbia Rifle Association held its
REGULAR monthly meeting last night The only
business of Importance brought up for cOnsidcru-
ton was the return match 10 be shot with the Bal
tiinore Rifle CLUB. No date was fixed but arrange
ments will probably be made for the match and a
team selected within few days.
Marriage licenses were issued yestcr-
day as follows Addison c. Getchel Boston, Mass.
and Alice L. CoOmbs, Washington, ID. C Frank
Valentine &. Wagoncold and Mary 4. Krug, Al
bert l., Martin and Sarah Il. johnson, and Jesse
Thornley, and Martha Bennett ull of this city.
An hour or two before his death DIR.
Blake, the late president OF the Oldest Inhablt-
ants Association of the District, signed two neatly
engrossvd copies of resolutions passed BY the So
ccy ut its last meeting, the one being resolutions
ofregret at the death OF the late President Garfield
the other welcoming President Arthur among the
residents Of this District
A trapeze performer, named Eugene
Maynard, ut present under engagement at the
Theatre Comiquc fell from the bar of the trapeze
last evening To the IoOr distance of about fifteen
feet lie was removed behind the scenes and u
physician summoned, who found that he received
severe sprnin OF the lett arm and thigh, but
luckily no bones were broken.
Two colored scrapers employed in the
| stables of Governor Bowie of Maryland had
fight yesterday in the stables at the Fair Grounds
one of the men, Henry Brown, seized IL pitchiorli
and inflicted severe wounds In the ince OF his an.
tngOnist, Dun ROanc, who was removed to the
Fieedman's Hospital, where his wounds were
dressed, His injuries arc of serious character.
Building permits were granted yester.
day to A. o. Bushnell, lll5 q street northwest, tC
erect three.stUry brick building, 5000; q. W. Dor
rance, us Fourteenth street northwest brick addi'
ton S-3l Mrs. Mary a. Bowen, 5l3 Eleventh stree
southwest, summer Kitchen two stories high, 500
| W. J. Spencer, 2lli Sixteenth street northwest
summer kitchen, $50, aud NJ. H. Crandell 1903 :
street northwest repairs to rear shed, $50.
A car-driver for the Washington and
| Georgetown Railroad Company named Charlie!
Wright was tried yesterday in the Police Court fol
driving his car through II military procession
Colonel 1Oten who defended him, claimed tina
the old corr Grafton laws did not apply TO tho rail
ROAD companies, Dul tic court
| and imposed Il line of 3d. which at the request o
Mr., Tollcn was increased to So and an appeal wa
| noted.
The festival of the Queen Esther Gill
of the Israel c. NJ. L. Church is being well ATTENDED
| and will continue through the week. The Wash
nglOn Cadets, the Capital City Guards, the Butle
| Guards nnd the Lincoln Guards paid visit las
| evening To the mir Simon Conmuildcry unC
| Gethsemuuc Commandery, Sir Knight Templars
will visit the iair in II body on Friday night ant
| a handsome sword Will be voted for. The pro
ceGds Will be for the benefit of the church.
The Washington operate Association
| met at Mnrni's Hall, President J. o. L. Burnsid,
in the chair one hundred and twenty member
| responded ut rOll-call after which number o
| new members We're elected. After the trnusacti OF
| of the usual routine business Conductor sous
took charge of the chorus, the largest ever brough
| together in this city rs an organized body. IN
| rehearsal was satisfactory to all, ana promise
| splendid results when the society makes its up
| pearancc in public.
The grand jury yesterday presente,
| Indictments against John HarembO, larceny
| George Carr, second otlense petit larceny; owe
Flood, assault with intent To kill oliver W, Lon
| gan; George L. Craig and George NJ Roberts, bur
glary and larceny; Samuel Morris and Wiliar
| smith, same; Walter Brown, Philip Hardy, Alex
andcr Dorsey, and Walter PcytOn, assault with In
| tent TO kill Charles Gray and Charles Preston
| alias John Williams, larceny. The charge of rap
| al, ettt, I,,s,. Inn