National Republican., 1881-11-02

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ra; d. y. Warner, New brunswick; Joel Cheney,
qes g. cSnna Nd8 D'fSfs TSfscy Thomas H.
,,WoRNLEY's;-Georgo u, Christy, G. 7. Parker,
Pittshurg; Robert Rca, Chcago J. 9. Comfort, Penn
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ST. MAnc.-J. L. Cohen, baltimore; ]. W. shcehan,
II. ]. Reeves, cityi j. L, Phnyne, New York.
You can publish three-line advertise
ment ofwant, rent, for SALE lost three times for
twenty Ave cents in THE REPUBLICAN.
Mr.. p. b. Bagly has gone to Virginia to
take an active part In the canvass.
The Commissioners have appointed
Jacob F. Staub inspector of flour at Georgetown.
A well-attended calico party was given
at Professor A. Brminghnm's Dancing Academy
on Monday evening.
John Carl was compelled to pay $40 in
the Police Court yesterday for keeping n danger
Gus and ferocious dog.
Dennis McCarroll was yesterday sent to
Jn1l Sixty DAYS Tor stealing carriage robe from
the carriage OF Colonel X |. Fleming
Workmen are engaged in building scaf-
folding about the steeplc of the Calvary Baptist
Church for the purpose of painting IL.
The Anthropological Society held an
interesting meeting last night at the rooms of the
National Medical College. on II street.
Mr.. r. Ten Broeck, of New York, the
general Eastern agent of the Hannibal and st.
Joseph Railroad Is in town. He is registered at
Willards Hotel.
Mr.. Edward Simms, now about eighty
years Of age, and one Of our oldest citizens, Is
near Four and-a half street.
Major Brock has added to the Fourth
Precinct that portion of the northwestern section
of the city lying between Eighteenth and Twenty
second and aud Boundary streets.
There will be meeting to-day of the
Washington Stock Exchange which has recently
been formed, for the election Of officers, over the
banking house of ii. ID. Cooke 4 Co.
Miss Frances Il. Willard and Mrs Sallie
f. Chaplin will address the local unions of the
District this morning ut eleven o'clock at Masonic
Temple All interested arccordially invited.
The employees in the Government De-
partmcnts are beginning to leave for their homes
In order to vote Mt the coming elections. Pennsyl-
yannia aud VirglnIa! are the the only States where
full vote from this District Will be polled.
Thomas Mack, A. w. Spencer, c. II.
Andrews, L. B. Haskell N. b. Haskell, w Is. Fowlo,
Leopold Morse, D. NJ. Pusifer, of the Herald, Z. w.
Dennison and A. Il. Cox of Boston, are ut Worm
leys, on their way to Atlanta TO attend the Cotton
Exposition.
Building permits were granted yester-
day to NJ Kaufman on Tenth between / and G.
streets southeast, brick back building, s275 W. A.
to dwelling, 500, and Mrs Mary A. Deggas ITO
Connecticut avenue, woodshed, S25.
Daniel Toomey created quite an excite
ment IN the Police Court yesterday by seizng OH
Ger Williams by the throat and choking him Sc
/ nd M
was released Toomcy gave 500 collateral for his
appearance oh the charge of assault.
To-day being All-Souls' Day the SER
vices in the various Catholic churches will be very
| impressive. In 81. Matthew's Church MoZarts
| requiem mass will be sung by the excellent choii
ofthat church, and Twill be the last opportunity
| the many friends of Miss Lois Mygatt VIII have OF
| hearing her here.
The second regular monthly meeting OF
| the Union Building Association will be held al
| Cosmopolitan Hall, corner of Eighth and streets
All persons intending to take stock in a building
association would do well to join the Union
| See advertisement,
| A colored man named Charles III. Smith
in the employ OF Mr. Francis Carter, dropped deat
yesterday afternoon In the alley between Seventh
and Eighth and q and streets southeast. Tn,
body was removed to his late residence corne
| Thirteenth -and-a- half and ID streets northwest
| and the coroner notified.
Ex-Policeman John +. Norton, while
In the act getting off at the corner of Sew
enth and streets northwest last night fell to thu
ground and fractured his left leg, ne was takei
to Gilmans drug store and attended by DR.. Brad
| ford, nfler which he was removed to Proyidenc
Hospital In the police ambulance.
There is nothing new in the petition fo
| divorce filed by General John ID. Clark, NJ. c., o
| Missouri, outside of what has already appears,
In print with reference to this unfortunate case
| Mrs. Clark will soon file a bill against Genera
whqh Is d VII be ihsy
abused woman.
The claim of Mr.. George Schlosser fo
$40 expenses incurred In caring for James Elem
ing, who was run over and injured fatally by tn
wagon Of the assistant chief engineer of the fir
department has been disallowed by the Commits
sioners; The First Comptroller Of the Treasur
decided that there was no authority for the pay
ment ofthls claim.
Frank Finley, who has gone into tn
Wholesale manufacture of cigars in the District
and who is an old practical cigar: maker, wants :
get name for a new brand of cigars he is no,
making BY reference to his advertisement
Will be seen that he offers prize to all In tn
District who will compete. Send in your name
at once by postal card or in person.
The promotion of Miss Electa L. Smith
Sixth Auditors Office, formerly postmistress a
Sterling, H., is most worthy and excellent on,
Miss Smith, 1t will be remembered, is the pluck
lady who made such gallant and stawart ngh
for the position OF postmstreSs some two years age
and her success Is particularly gratifying to he
many friends in the West, as well as in this city.
The case ofJames Roth, the well-knowl
brewer, charged with destroying promissory not,
which has already been mentioned In TIE RE
PUBLICAN, was again up in the Police Court yesteT
day.. Judge Sn' 4 stated that he believed Mr. Rot
had been under the impression that the note wa
paid, and that he had not any felonous inten
but would hold Mr.. Roth on his personal bond
for the grand jury.
The Christiancy case occupied porto
of the session of the Equity Court yesterday on
objection TO the admissibllty of certain evidenC
by witness named Chester. Ho stated thu
Iiaight with whom Mrs Chrlstiancy had bee
him. The defense Objected to Ills evidence on IN
point, and, after argument on both Sides the cou
sustained the objection.
The installation of officers of Persevel
ance Lodge, No. ? !. o; g. T. for the present qua
i were James Henry, Jr., w. Q. r.; Miss Nellie p,
4 cock, W. v II Thomas J; swearingen, w: !.
Miss Miss hs@s sesss wson GSSa' T. Her s'1SE 9sES W
!, chair Mr.. Henry made a neat and apprOpria
g speech, in which he reviewed the history OF Il
i lodge; M. a, i. Frear also made an address
considerablelength.
s Marriage licenses were issued yesterda
Q MS follows Henry Williams and Lizzie Addso
D Prince Georges County, Maryland; George Y
Ida &TBo L. Bowman fSd Howard oo%niy MSTylsnd ihb bav ~
Anderson, Fredericksburg, Va, and Sarah Boswell
Washington D. g; Philip Toler, Taugpier Count
Dan Mcdowell and Julia Campbell Richard !
Lee and Martha l.. Banks; George s. Adams al
Rose Proctor al OF this city, and Clarence Russo
z and Mary Peyton, Georgetown, ID. @,
The liquor license committee have r.
, ported fayorably upon the applications OF Jol
4 brown, Bladensburg pikei Michael Flynn, 20
y | III street northwest; John Corrigan, $50 II sire
:, southwest; Michael Clark, 100 Twenty first sire
u northwest; B. Bevens 1926 Seventh street nortl
. | west @. A. Sautter, 502 Ninth street northwes
I John B. Rueth, 1887 Seventh street northwes
: |, August Doehrer, 1881 Eighteenth; Richard \
!, Morgan, S20G NJ street northwest; EbeThard Kot
y man, 5l2 Four. and half street southwest, al
!, Richard Curtin, 200 Seventh street northeast
- A LARGO and enthusiastic meetino of n