National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-01-28
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twenty-five cents in THE REPUBLICAN.
Mr. William III. Brown. Of the New
York Erc1ing NcirS, is guest at Wizards.
OF $3.50 bushels of oysters inspected by
the Health Officer last week only 81 bushels were
condemned.
The total mortality in the District for
the week ending with Saturday last was69. There
were al births and 16 marriages reported.
Judge Smell yesterday stopped the
thieving propensities of John Spinks by sending
him to jail in default of 81 600 bonds for the bur
glary of the residence ofCoonel Roger Jones on the
18th instant
Mr.. J. c.. Walterhouse and wife have
been at Wizards for several days. Mr.. Walter
house is cashier Of the Grand Pacific Hotel at
Chicago, and has come East for the first time in
many years to see the sights.
1t is hoped that when the snow is all
will be found. They disappeared the day the first
snow fell, and have not been seen or heard of
since, so far as our streets arc concerned.
The engineer and construction corps
of the Washington City and Point Lookout Rail
road began work Wednesday by stalking out the
grades, commencing at Brandywinc, station on
the Baltimore and Potomac Railroad, and run
ming south.
Hon. Marshall Jewell who is quar-
tered at the Arlington was on the floor of the
iS Of 0t
the Republican and Democratic National Commit
tees have been called to assemble i'll this city on
or about the 9th of March.
Messrs. George W. Riggs, William 3.
Reed, Samuel Cross, John A. Baker, and John T.
Johnson the commission appointed by the court
in banc 10 replenish the iury-box, yesterday com,
pleted their duties, and the boxis nowin condition
to run through another year.
Directors for the Citizens National
Bank of this city were chosen yesterday, as fol-
lows: Jacob Tome John A. J. CreSWell. John Van
Riswiek, W: B; Reed, William H. West, 4; Rich
ards, W. I. Walker, A. Langdon Joseph Libbey, 5.
4. G.. MOrSell, and J. FL. Johnson
The knights Templar of Muncie lInd.)
Commandery recently presented their old COM
rade General Brady OF The POst-0Aice Department,
handsome badge, as a token of their esteem for
best drilled and most tourishing in the West.
A bill was yesterday introduced in the
House i P2y e h hEs NE sa Is1 Of
ss for late as General Ro RneF wG G2s' his Of n65 5s
lay in state in the Capitol The cast was taken by
direction of General MeigS.
Judge r. B. Warden delivered his
lecture on 'Type and State" to q fair audience at
Narini's Hall last night After short preface, he
plunged boldly into the mysteries of ''typology"
or Typography" the theory of typical symbols.
He quoted from poets, noveists and periodicals,
and delivered a unique and interesting lecture.
The clerk of the court has issued the
fnllOyyinp marrjaop licpnSnS. Clarence n TiDDetE
and Patsey L. Robinson; William c. IIefner and
Rosa A. Wertmilier, both of Montgomery County,
Maryland: Dabney Walker and. Rosa Dean; Co
lumbus Kibble and Annie c. CillUly; Lemuel Chew
and Annis Medlock; Nathan Addison and Sarah
E. Terry.
Sarah Mason is seeking divorce from
Thomas Mason, and has filed an application in
equity to be granted release from the matrimonial
shackleS. Rev. Sandy Alexander married them in
this city the nth of March, 1872 and they lived
together about five years, when, she alleges. he
drove her from the house. She charges him with
habitual drunkenness repeated acs of cruelty, and
non-support.