National Republican., 1881-11-17

Mr.. w. j. Montague, of Baltimore, and
bride are at Wormley'S Hotel
The latest quotations. ofwheatin George
town range from sl.37I to sl.j3l{ per bushel.
Charles r. Morring has been appointed
additional parolman for duty in Georgetown Col.
lege grounds.
George Clarkson, an incorrigible white
boy, was sent to the reform school yesterday dur
Ing minority at the request of his mother
Victoria Brooks, colored, for stealing
articles Of wearing apparel to the value of seventy
five cents, was yesterday sent to jail for thirty
days
Mr.. Michael V. Tierney, well-known
member of the rifle team Of the Union Veteran
Corps lying dangerously Ill at his residence No.
lii2 New York avenue.
Daniel Hay was brought before Judge
Smell yesterday on the charge Of stealing ydlu
able set OF surgical instruments from the Office of
Dr. Tyler. The case was continued
The National Hotel has as guests this
week the race men of the National Course, the
National Orange, two theatre companies the
phens.
The Special Assessment Division has
transmitted to the Commissioners for the sinking
fund Lien certificates on alleys In SQUARES aO2 and
1853 has been completed.
The case of Francis Carter against Jo-
seph y. Giotzbaoh for injunction TO prevent the
use OF certain odorless excavatiny apparatus IN
time ago, has been dismissed.
One of the talesmen in the Guiteau
trial was anxious to serve, and announced under
cross examination: " have had my idea squan-
dercd little since the act, and think could act
impnrtinly" He was excused.
Ex- Minister Christiancy yesterday
called at Police Headquarters and let word that
he would give an additional 81 900 reward for the
recovery OF the lewelry stolen from his room in the
National Hotel In September last,
Charles Saunders, q colored refugee
from the Prince Georges County reform school,
was sent 10 Jail for sixty days yesterday by Judge
Smell for the larceny of articles of clothing from
| trunk in the Tyson House stables.
The Oratorio of Esther will be given at
Lincoln Hall the latter part of this month by the
best of our colored yocalists. The chorus will
number over forty voices. A rehearsal was had
| last night, which was highly satisfactory.
Patents have been issued to the follow
ing Wnshingtonians Thomas L, Banford, crate for
Strong and b. Burnstine, assignee, mail bag fas-
| tener; Thomas Taylor, preparing cotton seed.
Mr.. Coz, who was commissiond by the
Mexican government to study the advanced
Washington, aud under the direction OF the Com
missioner OF Education he has visited the public
schools; He will shortly go to Boston. and from
thence to Germany.
The following applications for liquor
| licenses were approved By the examining commit
| tee yesterday: Edward Beachert, 727 U street
| nOrtnehstt bnrDAru Clements l12O III street north
| east Christian Goeckler, 937 and 939 II street
| northwest Leander Van Riswick, 1872 First street
| northwest; Alfred Wandell S07 North Capitol
| street
While physicians are debating the sub
ject Of malaria II may not be inopportune to
mention that Turkish bath removes all foreign
substances from the blood quicker than almost
anything else. DR.. Bovee's palatial establishment
on q street Is q model of Its kind and will be ap.
preciated By everybody who enjoys the luxury OF
one of his baths.
Building permits were issued as follows:
BOlder Evans, one dwelling between l. and NJ and
Second and Third streets Southwest, $500; Alex.
ander Whiteley, remove frame house from lot IA
square TO- TO lot "a. square ls on Water street. Jud
son and Carroll, trustees repair house corner OF
| Third and G streets southeast S35 Joshua Butler
| repair sOi Sixth street southwest, s25.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday
| as follows: Wharton B. Watson, of Baltimore, aud
| drcd j. Mcdaniel, both of Georgetown; William
Howard, Of York County, Pennsylvania and Mary
L, Monrse, this city; Rush G Steele, Of this city
| and Virginia Buckingham, of Alexandria, and Ed.
ward S. Smith and Alverta Ray both of this city.
Thirty-thTee boats are on the way from
| Cumberland with 3,79504 tons of coal as follows
| For Georgetown-Consolidntio Company, l036,l.
| tons; Borden Company, 0lS.0S tons; New Central
Company, 232Ol tons; Maryland Company 81 IL
| tons; Blaen Avon Company ll6.l7 tons: Georges
| Greek Company, 1918 tons; individual, 3i5 II
| tons. For acknowledgements Company, GSS0
tons.
At the meeting of the Washington Op-
cratic Association last night, several Important
| changes as to the admission of members were
made, and twelve new members were elected
The rehearsal included tho entire first act of the
"Chimes of Normandy" and the Improvement OF
| the chorus under tho skilliul direction of MT
John p. sousa Is decidedly rapid. The attend
anoe was quite large, over one hundred and iiity
| being present.
In the Equity Court yesterday the case
of the Central National hank against Annie G.
| Hume and the Maryland Life Insurance Company,
10 subject policy for $4,000 on the life Of the late
| 7. l., Hume 70 tho payment of debts due the bank,
was heard before Judge Wylie, Messrs Edwards
| Balulnore) and Gordon & Gordon for the defend
ant The court made an order appointing Mr. W
| A. Gordon receiver.
i Tha RIo.anrcs ut the National Nexa NVaaI.