National Republican., 1881-07-02

One marriage license was issued yester-
day-to Ferdinand Lewis aud Augustine Corbn,
District Of Columbia
William Lowry fell from the back porch
Of n house on Market Space, on Thursday night
and received severe injuries.
Mr.. Phillips, Washington manager of
the Associated Press, has double in the person Of
the handsome Frank Hagerty.
b. II. Riordan, esq, of the Charleston
Is. CO Ncrs aud CoiVicr was in the city yesterday
and leaves Southwark carly this morning.
Hon. w. G. Shaw and Dr. A. +. A.
Shaw, of this city. made addresses at the recent
commencement of the University Of Vermont
Louis Bctzs little girl was seriously in
jurcd by reckless bicycler Fortunately the
man on the silent horse was also badly bruised
The Orientals of South Washington
started in nobly BY defeating the Riversidcs in n
score Of 30 to IL. They want to tackle some more
amateur clubs.
The steamer Fish Hawk, which has
been used by the Fish Commission Matching
Washington navy yard.
petition for divorce, on the ground of
adultery and non. support wns fled yesterday by
Antonio Salomon against her husband, Matthias
Solomon, cattle dealer in this city
Lee Moore, of the Telephone Company,
has Just returned from Upper Virginia, near War
has been putting some telephones In.
Towpathers to the front! One more
twist Of the mules tail and we are safe. Major
james McNabb, our gallant look out, has been Rp-
iIoorayl
Mr.. George w. Cochran had the manli-
ness to protest against the treatment the jury were
subjected TO in being placed in an unfit room.
Judge Cox allowed the jurors TO use the Equity
Court room
When Charles Williams was brought
into the station house s1,i73GG was found in his
pocket. He had drawn sl,7l2 pension money in
the morning, aud II took nearly $500 TO get him
drunk enough to be arrested
Late advces from Rev. Father Boyle,
ofst. Matthews Church. who Is OH an extended
health trip, report him much improved. He LEFT
New York for Boston last week, intending TO visit
Canada: His return is not anticipated earlier than
September
The trial of Thomas J. Bicksler, charged
with having counterfeit money In his possession,
was concluded in the Criminal Court yesterday,
the jury returning verdict OF guilty on the first,
second and fifth counts and not guilty on the third
and fourth.
In the Circuit Court yesterday, in the
case ofFerris against the Bclt'Line Railroad Com
pany, for injuries received by falling over some
debris cnrelessy left exposed by the agent Of the
company. the defendants agreed to u verdict OF
100 damages.
Addington d. Welch will speak on
temperance at the chapel in the navy yard to-
morrow afternoon nt three o'clock, and Rev. Dr.
Kramer will address the children's meeting in
Easleston's tent sixth street and Pennsylvania
| avenue northeast, at the same hour
Among the callers at the White House
yesterday Airs. Mary L. Kali the distinguished
Ohio poetcss. Mrs Kali called to pay her respects
TO the President and presented him with copy
| OF her campaign songs. She was received kindly,
| and the interview was pleasant one.
When Inspector Bob Sutton called at
the Health onice yesterday to make his last report
| prior to assuming his new duties MS harbor master
ne was surprised by his associates In the depart,
| ment, who, through DR.. TOwnshcnd, presented
| him with q handsome album as a token Of their
esteem.
John T. Mitchell, q colored eX-polce-
man, was on trial in the Criminal Court yesterday,
charged with having committed n rape OH his
own daughter The testimony on both sides was
| concluded and the defense began their argument,
| which will probably loo finished this morning and
the case given to the jury.
A Capitol Hill delegation was at the
White House yesterday about the District Commis-
slOncrships. They had petition in favor of ex
Case $. A. II, Marks. L. g. KirkwoOd, S. c. Clarke,
and Captain A. Grant were In the delegation. They
did not see the President
The following is the programme of the
music at the Presidents grounds by the Marine
Band this afternoon March, 'Flirtntion." SOusa
overture, " lie Caid," Thomas: selection Trial by
jury" Sullivan Chacom " ARABIAN dance). Rey.
iSGl yase tires yGe waldlemlel 6asd In
| Taylor Solomons ;national anthem, The Amer!-
can union," Widdows
Commencing tomorrow, vesper SER
vices will be held at st. Lukes =. E. Church at six
p. m, The choir comprises the best talent in Wash
| inglon-Aisses Lena Miller and A. j. Murray, and
Messrs, Cole Tompkins, and Paret, and &C, McKin-
ney, jr,, organist, The service tomorrow will IN
cludu the MHgnilcat in D Hat, Millard; quartcuc
As Pants the Hart, Thomas and solo, Nearer
my God, 10 Thee Holden.
The East Washington Dashaway Asso-
citation met last night at Little Church. corner OF
North Carolina avenue ana Ninth street southeast
and formed permanent organization by electinl
| Alexander Engleston (Budl as president, George G.
Rice vice-president, w. IL Ferguson secretary
John Dolan assistant, James llolroyd treasurer and
John Locke sergeant at. arms aud the following
executive committee Messrs. I. Is. Marche, Rober
Graham, b, a Swami. Richard A. Bennett, and J
| + w, Thompson The meeting adjourned TO NEE
1851,