National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-01-24

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49,. HTltrds-Joseph A. Monheim, W. A. Butler
! W. B. Henry, New York; T. B. Loring, Rhodes
Lockwood. Z. NJ. Newbegin, Boston; J. F. Mack
| Sandusky, Ohio; Alexander Hillary, Philadel-
phia; w. :. Davies, Towanda, Pa. Metropolitan
| Senator Wade Hampton, South Carolina. ....S
yG"9S-Hon Frank Collins, Pennsylyania; Hon. j.
W. Daniels, Lynchburg, Va; Charles w. Liver,
more and wife, Providence, K. L.; FL B. futile and
wife, Colorado; F. J. McAvoy, New York.
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vision.
Red Syn gets his name from his father.
1t is Snyder Transpose it. See?
Oysters were selling Saturday from sixty
cents to two dollars per bushel for from ordinary
to selected.
The police made only twenty-eight ar
rests during Saturday and Saturday night-about
half of the usual number.
A colOred female infant was found in
an alley on Thirteenth street. between II and l,
Saturday night, and taken 10 st. AIMS Infant
Asylum.
A suit for divorce was Instituted last
Saturday by Orville D.. Thatcher, of the Bureau of
Engraving and Printing, from his wife, Adelaide
II. Thatcher.
Marriage licenses were on Saturday
ssued to George ". Andres and Maria L. Hol-
bruner, both of WOodsboro', Md and George w.
Young and Mary E. Hines.
4 man named Tom Minor, alias Pryor,
alias tom Tit mailing from Washington has
been arrested in Fredericksburg, Va, for COM
uniting u series of bold burglaries.
Early Saturday morning the restaurant
of w. l. FuelliHg, No. 337 Pennsylvania avenue
northwest, was entered by thieves A quantity of
clothing and a pocketbook containing So were
stolen.
Charles Shaw, the man accused of bru-
tally beating and rolbing his sister Annie Carter
men, one of whom is named Davis. The police do
not believe him.
Collector Cook has seized horse and
ice-wagon belonging 10 Messrs. Barker Bros, of
the Kennebcc Ice Company for failure to comply
with the personal tax law If the tax is not paid
the team VIII be sold.
DR.. E. N. Chaplin, superintendent of
street repairs, has gang of men and carts at work
clearing the snow and ice off of Pennsylvania av-
enue. He expects to complete the job between the
Capitol and Fifteenth street tonight.
Treasurer Glover has received the fol-
lowing additional subscriptions to the relief fund
Edward Abner (receiptS of a concert, S102 and
employees of SurgeOn-Gencral'S Office, 81 .25 MAX
ing a total contributed up to date OF 81, 727.O6.
In the suit of Commissioner Thomas p.
Morgan against the District of Columbia, for work
done by him when under contract with the latter
to dredge James Creek Canal, Justice Hagner has
given judgment for the plaintiff in the award for
S3,Qi9.92.
The recent announcement by the Tele-
phone Company of proposed change in their sys-
tenn of charges, involving an increase of rates, has
stirred up d spirit Of Indignation and resistance
among subscribers, which will find vent in meet
ing called for this afternoon.
A young woman going bv the name of
Grace Montague and living at 245 Maryland ave
nue. a disrcputable locality, shot herself III the
breast Saturday night, but did not infict fatal
injury. The ball was extracted by DR.. McWilliams.
Jealousy is alleged as the cause of her act.
4 horse attached to buggy containing
two young men ran away on Massachusetts ave
nue. yesterday morning, and when at the corner of
Ninth street the buggy was upset, and the occu-
pants spilled out. Luckily they escaped injury,
but the buggy won't be rented out any more.
The District Commissioners have APP
proved applications for liquor licenses from James
The following were disapprOved: Patrick Phillips,
Herman Iauler, Richard Robb, Edward Brennan,
Bernard A. Mcdonnell, Daniel Hartigan, and Will
lam A. Quackenbush 4 Son.
The question, "What shall we do to be
saved?" is still occupying the attention of the
Thought Exchange" which meets Sunday after
moons at Tallmadge Hall. Yesterday about dozen
persons spoke representing in their remarks every
Shade of belief from utter skepticism to unswerv-
ing faith in Gospel teachings Several schemes of
salvation were suggested.
Eleven hams were stolen from Rudolph
Eichhorn's stall III the Centre Market on Saturday
night Officer Jones gave chase to the thieves and
recovered four of the hams, which they dropped in
their fight: Later one OF the thieves, g cOlOred
detectives and five more hams were recovered.
The Washington Light Infantry on
Saturday received a handsomely framed roster of
the Richland Volunteer Rifles. of South Corolina,
from that organization, accompanied by several
dozen Palmetto badges mounted on heavy silk
ribbon These badges were worn by the Richland
Volunteer Rifles at the recent military reunion at
Atlanta, Ga, where warm friendship spTang up
between these two organizations.
a Young man named Albert Davis was
arrested Saturday evening by Detectives Coomcs !
and Acton on charge of Obtaining quantity of |
butter from the Attorney Dairy, gallon OF wine |
from Mr.. MulhauSen, and other articles on orders
forged in the name of Mr.. William Sumter No G3i !
X street northwest. Davis, who is an eX-cOnvict |
about week ago obtained employment from Mr. |
Sumter upon representing that he was in distress
Health Officer TOwnshend notified the |!
of the Independent and Coop |
crative Companies TO discontinue gathering ice at
the Eighth and Ninth street wharvcs. and TO alb |
stain from the use sale of that already taken !
the ice for family consumption, rs il taken in !
one case for use in cooling beer in brewery and !
i'll the other case for an equally harmless purpose
Mr. Edward kolb has entered suit |
against the Inland and Seab0ard Coasting Com /
pany, claiming 81, 1895 damages for breach of |
contract The plaintiff alleges that he entered !
into a contract with the defendant to cater the
steamers Jane Mo3clcy and Lady of the Lake at !
certain rates and upon certain conditions He !
states that he lived up to his part ofhc agreement
but they failed TO comply with the terms of the l.
contract: hence The suit
The names of the physicians composing |
the new medical board OF the Providence Hospital |
were announced Saturday. The following com
pose the staff: Advisory and consulting DIS. Graf
vi To n1
a. II. Mc;SiIn, and j. ". Buckley; attending sur
geonS Drs. johnson Eliot and Robert Reyburn:
Stanton James I. Young, and John W. Bayne.
Last Saturday Thomas McIain. BY his |
attorneys. Messrs. Wcrthington & Heald, filed Il
bill il equity against W. F. Hoton for dissolution