National Republican., 1881-12-15


To business men: If you want TO be the archi.
tect of your own misfortune do not advertise.
The hop of the Wash ngton Light Guard was
postponed last evening, on account Of the rain
storm, until next week.
The celebrated blind preacher and orator. Rev
DIR. w. H. Milburn, will tell what blind man saw
in Paris at Hamlinc Church this evening.
Cards are out for the hop to be given by the Ma
tiona Rifles on the DIST instant Mt Marnis Hall.
1t will be n swell affair, aud largely attended.
The detectives caution the people against n
number Of gypsy fortune, ,telers, who are supposed
TO be working the town for all 1t Is worth.
What large Dog. He is going swiftly mp the
street. So is n Tin Can. II is tied to the Dogs
7. BUiier.
TnEREruBMcAH has become necessity, even to
Democrats in the city. All admit that to know
the local ncws of Washington you must read THE
REPUBLICAN.
Dr. Loring, treasurer of the Masonic memorial
charitable fund, received the first subscription
thereto yesterday, being 81 from H. A, Bechhold,
Columbia, Pa.
Jennie NJ. Cutler and others have entered suit
against Amos HOmans and the other heirs OF the
late Daniel Homalls for partition of the real cs
tate among the heirs.
What q fnc-looking Old Gentleman, Is he rich?
Yes, he is very rich See how healthXSrrt' ilks lie
will not die OF Enlargement nor cnp o9ps
money to Government clerks - ~ pei eei'' P>'
q, p.,s p.,Ooa Uhtrch, Twcnty-third street,
hs St h panis EPaiseGpsnce the advent of the new
cEoir. Mus critics pronounce 1t the finest choir
I'm
~ -.istmas VIII be the most imposing and grand
service ever had in this city.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday as fol.
| lows: Charles G.. Brown and Oracle Banks Madi.
son Gray and Annie Moten, Ike Dozler and Isa-
bella Bolts. c. T. McReynolds ana Sarah Gresson,
| John Grant and Molic V. Herbut Henry Smith
and Julia Marshall oil of this city,
The house of Mr.. Paris, SIG Connecticut avenue,
| between ii and / streets, was entered Tuesday
evening about @ six o'clock, while the family were
| at dinner. The burglars entered the front parlor
| window, which Is over an area, and took an over
| coat, a silk umbrella, and a small clock.
A call has been issued for a workingmen's mass
meeting at willard Hall on Friday night. Hon.
Nicholas Ford, of Missouri and Rev. De La Matyr,
Of flndiana, Greenbackers. and Mr.. p. J. Mcclure,
the grand secretary of the Brotherhood of Carpen-
tiers and Jolners, will address the meeting
| Roasted lemon is said to subdue the whooping.
cough very ehectually. II is prepared as follows
Roast lemon without burning 1t. When hot cut
| and squeeze out the juice upon sugar. Give a
teaspoonfnl when the cough is troublesome. This
| is said to be "sure cure" of any kind of cough.
| At the seyenty.lfh monthly meeting of the Ar.
lington Bu Hiding Association, held at 6l7 Seventh
| street, Charles b. Bailey, the president, in the
chair, and John Joy Edison, secretary, seven shares
| were drawn for cancellation, which, paid up IN
| full are worth S23OO5 per share. There was no
call for advances,
| David Campbell and Abram N. Gantz, lately the
firm of Campbell Y Gantz, of Millersburg Pa, for
the benefit of the Millersburg Bank yesterday en-
| tered suit against the StafOrdshire Fire Insurance
Company, OF Great Britain. They were insured by
the agent, Charles II. Cole for 81 i75 and the SUIT
| Is to recover this amount.
In the estate ofJoseph b. viii, the administrator
| yesterday bonded aud qualified and also in the
| estate ofWilliam C. Lipscumb. Frank I. Browning
bonded as the guardian of the orphans of Bridget
| Ftzmorris. Edwin A. Mcintyre, appointed as ad-
minstrntor IN the estate of Charles Culvert yes.
| terday filed his renunciation.
| The death of Mrs. Frederika NJ. Bell the wife Of
| Mr.. James i. Bell, superintendent of carriers In
the city post-oiiice, is announced Mrs. Bell was
| identified with Trinity Protestant Episcopal
Church In all that pertained to the interests Of the
parish. Her funeral will take place from the
| church to-day at two o'clock p. IN.
Rey. W. NJ. r Hayes has been called to be pastoi
| of the Gcthscmane Baptist Church, OH Pierce
street, between First and Second streets northwest
aud also to his former church. Mt. Bethel, on Pom.
| cTOy street, near Howard University. He has nc.
cepted both calls and will alternate between the
two churches. The latter church being In debt
Mr.. Hayes is collecting funds to clear 1t.
| A Christmas bazaar commences to-nightand vii
| continue all of to morrow In the commodious hal
ofthe Washington Light Infantry Company, Penn
| Sylvanin avenue, near -Four. and .a.half street
given by the ladies Of Trinity i. Il. Church. Many
attractions will be presented, including supper auC
| II fairy skating rink, the latter for the amuscmen
| of children The proceeds are to be applied to re
igious and benevolent objects. See advertise
| ment