National Republican., 1881-10-24
You can publish three-line advertise
ment want, rent for SALE or lost, three times for
twenty five cents In THE REPUBLICAN,.
Kilt skirts are on woolen suits.

| One OF tne new mats is the B0lero.
The new waist is called the Antique.
Greek drapery is repeated ON autumn
dresses.
,Pelerine capes lined with fur are made
with autumn SUITS.
The honorary members of the Union
| Veteran Corps meet to- night.
Mr.. Ridge Paschal, of Austin, Texas, q
son Of the late Judge Pascha Of this city is at the
| Ebbitt.
L. w. Oyster, foreman of the Conqres-
stondl Record, has been removed by Public Printer
Deirees.
Mr.. Charles III. Pratt, the advance
agent OF the Emma Abbott opera troupe, is at the
Arlington.
Marriage licenses were issued Saturday
to j. +; Gladmon and Sarah A. Davis and Joseph
kidwell and Maria +. Ward.
ID. Q. Henderson, of the Allegan Jour
nal, of Michigan, Stalwart of the Stawarts, was
In town with the Michigan troops.
Mr.. and Mrs. George McNeir have re-
turned TO the city, and are occupying their com =
modious residence OH Q street, near Fourteenth.
The dead body of an infant was found
in the river at tho foot of Ninth street Saturday,
and subsequently buried by order OF the coroner
Miss Kate Chapman, of Monroe, Mich,
Is visiting her friend, Mrs Story B. Ladd, of Nine
ington.
Charles Watson, foreman of laborers in
the navy-yard, was struck with paralysis on
Saturday morning at his home in Uniontown, and
Is now lying in critical condition
Scrambled eggs beat up with broiled
bacon chopped fine, the whole busted with flour
ana browned before an open fire. is fit for the table
when Lucullus breakfasts with Luculus.
Thirty-two arrests were made by the
police during Saturday, twelve Of which were
registered drunk. Nine dodgers were accommo-
dated III the station houses during Saturday night
BY order of the Post-Oflice Department
tho order for carrying star mails the route from
washington city to Upper Marlboro, Nd, has been
boro'."
The Capital City Guards of this city,
numbering seventy-ive will leave shortly on a
prolonged Northern tour. They will be met In
the courtesy OF the city.
Suit was entered Saturday by Henry G.
Worthington against Joseph q. Cooke, of Willards
Hotel, claiming 5000 damages for injuries re-
the hotel september 10, 1881
Justice Cox decided Saturday that S5, 900
bail was sufficient in the case of John J. Noonan,
who killed Florence ODono ghue II week ago. The
prisoner was then released, with Messrs. Michael
ana John NoonAn Us sureties.
The board of directors and the attending
physicians OF the Children's Hospital will hold a
meeting to: night to take appropriate action on the
death of tho late Thomas l.. Hume, who took a
deep interest In this institution.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. b. Chittenden leave
to-day for the southwestern portion of New
Mexico, to visit some mines ia w itch Mr. Chitten-
den is interested. A military es ort will be fur
nishcd them by order of Secrc arr Lincoln.
An unknown lady tainted in one of the
Washington and Georgetown cars yesterday after.
noon near Twenty y-second street and the Avenue.
She was taken to Ducketts drug store on the cor.
ner, where she soon revived, and went on her way
j. V.,N. Huyck, real estate broker, has
sold for Mrs. Caroline Bloomcr the west sixty
hx.I Iha ti,r..,
story double brick residence, No. 1921 NJ street
northwest, to Mrs. Senator o. d. Conger for s2l 600
cash.
The many friends of the venerable DR..
John b. Blake of this city will be panied to hear
OF his serious illness, having been confined to his
bed for n week past. His attending physician DR.
Grafton Tyler has some hopes, however, Of his
final recovery.
A gentleman named John Brown, liy-
ing at Mount Pleasant while On his way home
carly yesterday morning fell down an embank-
ment on Seventh street near the Scluetzcn Park.
and sprained his right ankle so Ia lily that he had
to be removed to Freedmen's Hospital.
The will of the late William Greason,
which was filed and fully prov en- Saturday, be-
quealhs all his property, real ard personal, TO his
Martha w. Greason, and Mary A. Doyle, aud his
two grand children, William and Clarence Palmer.
The hearing in the Christiancy case
Saturday was confined to the examination of
Charles Goodman, who accom- aned Miss Mary
Chamberlain to this city December 25 1870. lie
corroborated her testimony and stated that he re-
ceyed $50 from Giro for his expenses on that oc-
CaSi0n.
While the relief were going on duty
from the First Precinct Station Yesterday morning
Il fire was discovered in the rear of Mr.. John Rab.
bits premises, corner Sixth and E streets south
west. The members of No. 4 engine company
were summoned aud extinguished tue flames with
trifing loss.
In conformity with request made by
Guiteau Justice Cox Saturday assigned 10 Mf
Leigh Robinson the duty of assisting Mr., George
sGoyile in defending thu, prisoner. Tho Attorney
General has designated Mr.. Waltr ID. DayidgG rs
special attorney 10 help the District Attorney In
the prosecution.
A white woman named Eliza Thrilling
was thrown out of q wagon on Eleventh street
near northwest Saturday, and had her back
badly spraned and bruised. Hatbor Master Sut.
ton had her removed to the Emergency Hospital
and aiterward took her to her home, corner OF
Twelfth and streets,
General George ii. Roberts, attorney
general ofNeVada, isquarterod at the Riggs GEN
eral Roberts was originally attaCh to the Twenty.
sixth Pennsylvania Regiment, and served with
distinction on General Hooker's staff His friends
from Pennsylvania and NevaCa propose 10 sere.
made him ON Wednesday evening next
If, in church yesterday, you wondered
what was the matter with the iii Of the ady's dress
In front of you, and whom you have been in the
habit of admiring for the grace and elegance of
denly ordered an expansion of hips. The result Is
an effort to adjust the waist Of garments TO the
changed condition of things If you don't believe
IT, look at the next lady you see who hasn't on n
brand new dress and see the general witchedness
Of tho waist