National Republican., 1881-12-16
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mcnt of "wanted," "For Rent" "For Sale" or
Lost" three times for twenty five cents in THE
REPUBLICAN.
Special attention is called to tho advertisement
IN another column of Mr.. Blanchard's free lecture
this evening.
Johnny Nnugle, 1.-THE converted sailor. boy" will
lead the MONDAY prayer. meeting at Foundry
Church, twelve to one today.
ltwns noticed yesterday morning that the hills
along the Potomac, in the neighborhood of Arllng.
ton, were covered with snow.
The usual semi-onnual dividend of 4 per cent
was declared yesterday BY the directors OF the
Farmers and Mechanics National Bank.
on January the work Of lcngthoning the locks
on the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal will begin
The material Is now being distributed at the diff
fercnt locks,
IHt lllillN III MT. JNlncS W. DepDle VIII
be glad TO know that he is expected to be ont In
few days, niter having been confined to his house
for some weeks by malaria.
The increase in the subscription list of the Ddily
tfHc IS said 10 be enormous. People are begin
ming TO require paper served to them In the even
ing that contains the news of the day,
Dr.. T. Carroll Morgan has been called to the
chair OF professor OF diseases of the throat and
chest and John +. Hanna has been appointed
member Of tho board of directors of the Central
Dlspensnry.
dence Of Mr.. A. Cluss the architect, No. 4l3 Sec
Ond street northwest, Mrs. CluSs had her hands
badly burned and has been confined to her rooms
ever since.
\ bill for divorce was filed by Mr. p. Edwin DYE
Yesterday for Annie e. Williams, against George
Williams They were married January r. 1880, by
Rev. Il. q. addison, of Trinity. and She charges
him with cruel treatment, inJuring her health, &C.
II Is the present idea of n majority of the mem.
bers of Company A, Washington Light Infantry, to
accept the invitation Of the Brooklyn Thirteenth
and visit the Thirteenth on Washington's birth.
day. This Is supposed to be entirely unofficial, but
II Is a iuct.
The house of Mr.. s.:H. Nealey, on Thirteenth
near q street northwest, was entered by thief
through back window early yesterday morning
and two diamond rings, twelve silver spoons, aud
other articles of value were. stolen and carried
away, all belonging to Mrs. Ncaley.
Mrs. Imogene Il. Morrell, the artist will give her
frat reception this season at the academy. Cor
coran bu lding, on Monday evening. These re-
CCptiOns have become quite II feature among lovers
of art in Washington, and the Issuance of formal
invitations has therefore been dispensed with
The following have been drawn to fiji vacancies
on the juries: Louis Aucrbac 623 Pennsylvania
avenue, for the grand jury of the December term
Of The Criminal Court nnd w. ID; Trnnnel, 1920
and Frank r. Acker 1873 Estrcet, for the petit jury
Hillcry Jordan, colorcd undcithker, states that
the body of II colored man named Robert Coles
sixty one years of age who died In the almshouse
hosp pitnl and was buried In the Potters field, has
been stolen. The discovery was made when he
went with the widow of the deceased to remove
the body to Harmony Cemetery.
Mr., d. j. Mccarthy, the we'll known carpenter
morning, after leaving the Light Infantry ball for
home III company with n lady member ofhis fam
lily, his carriage being run into by another vehicle
His lip was badly cut with glass from the broken
window, aud Dr. Townshend was called upon to
dress his wounds.
Baptist Church, states that In the cnse on trial in
the Police Court few days since no testimony
was given by him, or the young man who testified
that there was ball in that edilce, nor was $3.50
paid for holding an entertainment there. the usual
rate being $40; also that the Court stated clearly
the law, and he would, therefore, dismiss the
case.
Mr.. w. ID. Webb, for Sarah Burnett yesterday
filed n suit against q. Is. Church, W. Il. Walker j.
Harrison Johnson, Oliver 4. Thompson and Others
trading as the First Cooperative building Asso-
ciutioi to recover S2G56J. She states that on May
2S 1873, she purchased of defendants n certain
ments over and above, 500, which they aied to
pay md she charges that there Is due her sl6OlS;
with slo5,47 interest.
wesleyan University Alumni.
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