National Republican., 1881-08-31

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twenty-five cents in THE REPUBLICAN,
DR.. Muncaster and family have re-
turned to the city.
General V. d. Groner, of Norfolk, was
in the city yesterday
Mrs. W. Schucking is at Rockbridge
Baths, Rockbridge County. Va. Il
Hon. George X. Somes, of Boston, is in
town, visiting his cousin, Byron somes.
j. Orville johnson and family will rusti-
cate next month at Eau Claire, Wisconsin.
Mr.. II. Clay Stewart and family have
returned TO Washington from Asbury Park.
Judge Thomas Settle and Thomas Set
tie, jr, Of Jacksonville, Fla, are at the Ebbitt
House.
Mr. Herndon Morsell has returned to
the city after prolonged visit to the Northern
summer resorts, where he made many friends.
George b. Chittenden, of Chicago, re-
membcred here from his connection with the De
Golyer paving contracts died in that city last Sun.
day night
Mr. +. r. CAN'T, of the draughtsman
division Of the Patent ONCE with his wife, is at
Centrevllle, Va, and will spend his vacation there
and at Warrenton.
Mr.. a. A. Brooke has been elected at
torney for the North Washington Building Asso.
citation, new organization, which starts under
very favorable auspices.
Miss Minnie Evan, Messrs. John Pugh
Ed Hay, and W. b. Daniel will shortly make a trip
TO Gnithershurg. concert and " Cox and Box "
will make up the programme.
Justice Wylie, sitting in Chambers, yes
terdny heard and granted motion extending the
time thirty days for taking testimony by the de-
icnse In the Christiancy case.
The Theatrical Program, the advertising
sheet of both theatres, win be spicy paper this
winter and full OF good things. IL Will be pub
lished at the office OF THE REPUBLICAN.
A little colored girl named Sarah Bell,
residing at No. u Fourth, street. Georgetown, was
seriously burned about the body yesterday AFTER
noon while attempting TO start fire with coal oil.
Mr.. III. G. Patterson having resigned his
clerkship in the Pension Bureau has returned with
his family TO his home In Danville, Illinois. His
fellow. clerks who knew him best regret his de-
parture.
Captain John S. Wise, son of the late
Henry A. Wise will address the citizens OF Alex
andra to- night, at eight o'clock p. NJ. In front of
the pos. Office on behalf Of the great Liberal cause
Of Virginia.
An elderly German named Adolph
Keuzig restaurant keeper at 1904 d street north
west died suddenly yesterday Of cramps in the
bowels, and DR.. Waller, who attended him, gave
certificate accordingly
Marriage licenses were issuedyesterday
to James Jones and Catharine Fuller, of Fairfax
County, Virginia; James and Nellie Ryan, Samuel
Makcll and Annie Coleman, and Lawrence A.
Seitz and Mary A, Johnson of this city.
Is there any reason why the Marine
Band concerts in the East Capitol Park should be
discontinued any longer? The people have been
crying for music and II Is believed that official
order has ever been issued to stop the concerts.
An impressive ceremony took place on
Monday at the Academy Of the Visitation, b. V.
Me- in Baltimore, Miss Isabel Callahan, OF this
District, being received into the Visitation order
and taking the White veil at the hands of Rev.
Father Tisdale, s..
An actress at the Theatre Comique
named Ella Kent was overcome by vertigo at the
corner of Eleventh street and the Avenue last
night and removed to the Fifth Precinct Station,
where she was attended by DR.. Msrkriter, OF the
Emergency Hospital.
Major King, the cruelty to animals man,
Is going for the street railway companies, who he
says, put their poorest and most feeble horses Oh
the street after dark, and then compel them to
| from the depots and steamers.
The lobby Of the Arlington Hotel is
being handsomely frescoed for the regular season
which begins about the 18th of october. MI
R9essle the proprietor, Is at his other hotel, the
| and Is doing an immense business.
Commissioner Morgan, DR.. Richard Jo-
sepb, and Mr. A, j. Falls, trustees Of the Reform
School, will leave this morning on the limited ex
press for weeks tour among the reformatories at
| the North with view to picking up points to be
| utilized in the government ofb0ys confined in the
District Reform School.
The friends of DR.. Frank White will
| give an excursion to Mount Vernon Springs on the
steamer Mary Washington Oh Thursday. The ar
| rangements are completed for pleasant excursion
and good time is anticipated. An excellent pre-
gramme OF entertainment on board the boat will
DC presented,
The eyacht Americus arrived at herwhar
early yesterday morning from an extended cruise
TO the lower Potomac and bay, Her crew were all
right, and comprised the following nautical gents
| Blly Spalding, Jim Davis, Governor Cliff Lowe
Irvine Brooke, jr., CharleySteele, Oleander Jones
Ned Maunder, Everett Saunders, Corney Daily
and Ben Worrell.
There were $50 patents issued from the
Patent ONCE yesterday, and among them were the
following to inventors in this District; Howell
Bartlc, assiGnor to II. b. Mecalf, Pawtucket r. /.
and w, McClurg, Boston Mass for button Francis
NJ. Mcmillan, for an apparatus for the manufacture
of ice and for other cooling purposes; Smith
Thompson, for bill-fe.
The death of Joseph GLADDEN., of the
Treasury Department, who was captain of Com
pany in the Thirty. second Ohio Infantry during
the rebellion, is announced. In his death his fam
lily looses a Kind and loving husband and iathe
and lis many friends a social and cOngcnial com
panian. His funeral win take place from No. l22
N Street northwest this afternoon ut four o'clock
and will be attended by the Grand Army,