National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-10-06

Samuel w. Hurdle is in the city visit
ing his family.
jerome A. johnson is confined to his
residence with a severe attack of malaria
The liquor license committee have APP
proved the application Of George w. Bauer for n
bar to be located at the National Fair Grounds.
In the Equity Court yesterday Peter G..
sauer entered suit against George Tucker and
others trustees, to secure the release OF part of lot
Q, square 55S.
Yesterday, on motion of Colonel George
y: Corkhill. Mr. George ". scovillc, Of Chicago,
Ill, was admitted TO practice before the Supreme
Court OF the District.
The Commissioners have directed that
no permits be granted for entertainments I'm Doug
lass Hall, Uniontown, until otherwise ordered as
Il has been stated that disorderly gatherings occur
there.
District Attorney Corkhill is still busily
engaged In preparing his voluminous Indictment
of Guiteau, and II will probably be completed and
ready for presentation late to-day or carly Friday
morning.
The report of tho Health Officer for the
week ending October l, 1881, shows the mortality
to have been 50, included In which was n case of
smallpox, imported from Philadelphia births, co
marriages, Z, and still births, ..
The Odd-Fellows' Library Association
have elected the following officers for the ensuing
year; DR.. John Edwin Mason, president; C. p.
Crandall, vice president; Solomon T. Faunce, Sec
rotary ;. q. Boise, treasurer; John L. Graham,
librarian.
II has been suggested that the name of
each newspaper represented 1.-THE Yorktown Cen.
tennal be prominently displayed on the tent oc-
cupied by It's correspondent In order that the in
terests of the legitimate members Of the press shall
be promoted.
The Monumental Quartette, well-known
in this city, which started out with Leavtts Nam.
moth Combination Minstrels. severed its connec.
ton with that company yesterday ut Richmond
and Is now In this city en- route Tor Philadelphia,
where 1t will open at an early date.
Harbor-Master Sutton reported the ar
rivals Of river craft yesterday as follows Schooner
Samuel Henry, Captain Fields, 10000 feet of lum-
Der 10 L. E. Jackson & Co.; schooner X. A. Golden,
Davis, oysters for market; longboat George Hughes
Smith. 1l5 tons Of coal for market longboat Rising
Sun, Huntington. wood for J. o. Carter.
The father of Mrs. Christiancy testified
before Examiner Lovejoy yesterday that his
daughter had been reared delicately and tenderly,
and that she had refused twenty five offers of mar
riage before she met Mr.. Christancy. The prose-
cution objects TO the admission Of such testimony
rs irrelevant, TO which all exception was noted
and certified TO Justice Wylic.
Marriage licenses were issued Yesterday
as follows: Benjamin Arme and Margaret Queen,
william Thomas Davis and Lizzie Dotive, Nathan
L. Rice and Lillian j. McKee, all of Washington
ID. c.: William Henry Smalwood, of Leonardtown
Nd, aud Susie Tyler, of Washington, d. O.;
Thomas Adkins and Louisa Dotson, John Wesley
Dotson md Ella Wood, Frank 7. Mulloy and
Sarah O'Brien John II. Crawford and Mary G.
Connor, Edward p. Mast and Mary Francis Per
Lee. all Of Washington; Robert J. Smith, of Bos.
ton, Mass, and Mary f. Proctor, of Washington.