National Republican., 1881-09-10
PromIueut Arrivals.

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York "A. Mccain, Brooklyn; u. s. Fitch, Rich.
mond J. X. Citizens, jr., Philadelphia; $. II. VII.
mcr, Baltimore; 7. Opponheimer New York. W.
A. Boykln, Baltimore.
AHington.-S. d. Horton, Pomeroy, Ohio;
II. II. Kelley, Minneapolis, Mimi; W. A. Jones,
Manchester, England; S. Abowhite, Chicago;
Boston, Philadelphia; c. II. Wilcox, New York II.
Jones, Henderson, N. C.
81. Murc.-James b. Moore, Philadel-
phia; W. L. French, Evansville, Ind; a. q. Mason,
Virginia; John p. Glowlngcr, Philadelphia II. d.
Tubman. Maryland.
Riggs-C. c. Soule, Boston; f. Berie, L.
Cuillnr, I. W. Whitridge, New York; W. Mclean,
Cincinnati; +. W. Wood, Philadelphia; E., II.
Fisher Richmond.
Impcriol.-.George Curtis, w. II. Nc
Grogan, T. L. Puly. New York; L. c. Toman New
Jersey.
You can publish q three-line advertise
men OF want rent for sale, or lost, three times for
twenty-five cents in THE REPUBLIcAS.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. William have returned
from Europe.
Rev. Dr. John II. Elliott, of the Church
of the Ascension, has returned to the city.
The permit from the Engineer Depart
ment authorizing Barbour & Hamilton to use the
sidewalk in the rear of their premises OH street
has been revoked.
Ned Maunder and Bob Forsythe were
two indcfatigable workers in the interests of the
regatta and deserve the thanks ofa Ned was
unfortunately member of the local committee
but no reflection can be made on his efforts
James A. Richardson, colored man
was thrown from his wagon on II street, near the
Government Printing ,0nice, Thursday and was
severely bruised. Medical attention was given
him, and he was removed to his home, near Ben.
nings
A permit was issued yesterday for a
residence for Hon. Stanley Matthews, to be located
at the corner of Eighteenth and n streets north
west. The building vii! be AZ by 60 feet, three
stOrics with basement and mansard, and Will cost
$4,000.
The drouth has been good for people
living In houses that are damp in ordinary sea.
sons and the boards of line fences have shrunk 50
much that neighbors can readily see all that Is
going on in the next yard without hayingto climb
up into the attic.
Building permits were issued yesterday
by Inspector Entwlslc to T. Mulhall to repair
brick corner Of Nineteenth and NJ streets north
west, 5000; Jennice Downing, to erect q two-stOry
dwelling in alley between II and l and Sixth and
Seventh streets southwest, $780,
Ata recent meeting the Washington
Musical Association adjourned sine die. This is
Judge Wylie against the association restraining
them from interfering with the business of W. L.
Weber which they attempted to do.
A runaway horse visited the Federal
Buildings corner Seventh and streets, yesterday
afternoon. He went in on a Seventh street en-
trance and made his exit on + street, leaving his
carriage IN small pieces on the outside. There
was considerable excitement for some time.
About q week ago the eight-year- I'D son
ofwillinm Henry Johnson, who lives OH Jefferson
street, near the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal, West
Washington, cut his foot. by stepping upon a
broken bottle. Inflammation, followed by lock-
jaw, resulted, and the little fellow died Thursday
night.
Thursday afternoon bank of earth at
the corner of New York avenue and Seventh street
northwest cavod in, and nearly buried workman
named William Parker alive. Assistance was i'm
mcdiatcly rendered and the imprisoned man
rescued uninjurcd with the exception of few
bruises.
The Waugh Gospel Temperance Society
hold another meeting at the church, corner Third
and A streets northeast, tomorrow afternoon al
three o'clock. Messrs; PToCtorand Bangs will ad'
dress the meeting. Add D. Welch WIN preside
and the choir will be in attendance. AS usual, IN
interesting meeting is promised.
In the Police Court yesterday morning
O. b. Lester was sentenced to sixty days in Jail fol
an assault upon b. L. Berry, the particulars o.
which have been heretofore published. Lester
took an appeal and gave bonds. The case viii
come up In tho Criminal Court II Berry prosccutes
but II Is not supposed he will want any more of tht
matter shown up than the public Is already ac
qunintcd with
The New Jersey Republican Association
have elected tho following officers for the ensuing
year: J. w. Starr, president; Edward Salter, frs
yicc.president Theodore swazey, second vice
presidents Josiah Shaw, secretary; $. l.. Cough
corresponding secrctaryi ID. J., Blue, treasurer
executive committee, George Dixon,,J v. Howell
B. +. WoTrell, j. I. Van OTsdale, NJ. l.. Ackerman
S. t. Cough, and T.. n, Reed.
In the Police Courtyesterday Thornton
Jackson was arraigned for carrying concealed
weapons. Thornton, 1t appears, is the jNnitor of
| hall on Eleventh. between G and ID streets, II
which the Capital City Guard meet, and the nigh
previous presented bill for rent in an unmilitar
| manner. This brought on row, during whicl
Thornton drew an ugly looking knife, but did no
use II. The case was dismissed.
| Worlimcn are busily engaged on tn,
new 0 Street Market and the indications are tina
1t will be completed by the 2jth of the prcscn
month. The building is of brick, laid in blGc
| mortar and fronts 100 feet on Seventh street an,
S5 feot on street. with room for ninety-six Stall
A tower about my feet high ornaments the cor
ner. 4 fish market ~ by y feet will at once b,
| erected north of the main building
Equal Division, Sons nsofTemperance, hell
another its interesting open meetings last nigh
| Notwithstanding the hot weather there was fu
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| by Mrs. u. A. Lockwood and Captain Mcconnell
rccitaions by Mrs. Naylor and Mr.. Add Welcl
and music by Miss Blanche Mattngy Mrs s. i
| Jcco and Messrs. l.. J. Whipple, /. H. Parkhurs
and +. A, Grant. Tho next public meeting will
held OCTOBER
In the Police Court yesterday Judg
Smell, after lecture, sentenced Michael Cation,
burly white man, to jail for six months for as
sanung his wife, Rosanna Cation. She testiRe
that he came home on Wednesday eyenin
| =" drunk and like raging wild beast" and bei
her cruelty, blackening her eyes and bruising hC
body and tearing out large tufts of her hair. lIa
not the ncighbors intericred she believed h
would have killed her
Lieutenant Oyster, p. j. Lauritzer
Christian Abner, and Joseph Manson, of the Wash
ington Rifles leave the city on Sunday evening |
take part In the shooting matches at Crecdmor
Long Island, by the National Rife Association
beginning on Tuesday, the 18th inst, and cndiu
ON the following Saturday These gentlemen wi
participate In the following matches Short rama
military team match, middle range 800 yart
military team match, and various individual mil
tary matches.
At the annual session of the Dental Al
sociatlon of Maryland and the District of Colun
bia the following officers were elected for the ei
suing year: President, DIR. 4. s. Walters. of Bait
more vice. president DR.. J. Il. Thompson, ofWnsl
ington recording secretary DR.. ii. NJ Schoolcy,
Washington; reporting secretary. Dr, J. Emol
Scott of Baltimore; treasurer, Dr. W. ). FoslC
Baltimore: executive committee, Dr. II, i. WindC
OF Baltimore; DR.. Koln. of Havrc-de- Grace L
j. Hall Moore, OF Washington,
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