National Republican., 1881-07-07

Lieutenant Lucien Young, of the navy,
has returned TO the city, after months visit to
his home, in Kentucky.
A burning chimney at 620 North Capt.
to street called out the fire department yesterday
vice.
The splendid picture of the assassin
Guiteau, published IN THE REPUBLICAN, yesterday
morning, was from photograph by c. NJ. Bell,
taken ut the jail.
Patents were yesterday awarded TO Dis
trlct inventors as follows: willard D. Doremus,
locks; Julius Leedc recording mechanism for
spirit metres and William Wagner, target. ball
j. ID. Bach, U. S. n, who is stopping at
the Ebbitt House. reported at Police Headquarters
yesterday that his pocket had been picked of $3.50
while he was standing on the sidewalk on
street,
Mrs. Imogene Robinson Morrell will
hold reception at the rooms of the National
Academy ofFne Arts to morrow (Thurday) even
exhibition.
In the Court in General Term yester-
day, in the case of the colored exoduster, Perry,
Justice james delivered the opinion Of the court,
athrming the action of Justice Wylie in discharg-
ing the prisoner
Misses Minnie Evan and Carrie Bender,
Messrs. John o. Pugh, W. b. Daniels, and +. b.
Hay 60 to Winchester to. day and give perform
ance to- night, consisting Of concert and the
| OpcEcWh VI IOA anu DOA.
Frank X. Ward, of the Alderney
Dairy, in his movement westward, stopped at THE
REPUBLICAN, office last evening with a can of iced
milk, which was thoroughly appreciated by the
thirsty mortals about the office.
| Mr.. Il. w. Doherty, of this city, is to be
presented with gold headed cane by the citizens
Of his native city, Marblehead, Mass, as n tosti-
| monial of their Endorsement of the castgatlon he
gave man who said he was glad President Gar
field was in dying condition last Saturday after
| noon.
Officer Oliver yesterday arrested three
colored brickcart drivers In the employ of MesSrs.
Ford & Wmsatt on charge of fast driving, pre-
| ferred by Major ]. II. King, agent of the Society
for the Prevention Of Cruelty 70 Animals. They
were taken to the Fifth Precinct Station but subse
qucntly released OH collateral.
Mr.. Herndon Morsell has returned
from Europe looking well and hearty and with
his voice wonderfully improved. The principals
of the opera company that he will Join are Miss
Eva Mills soprano; Mrs. j. r. Fairlamb con.
tralto Mr.. Herndon Morsell tenor, and Mr. Lewis
Bragan, baritone. Mr.. J. r. Fairlamb will be the
| director.
Marriage licenses were issued yester-
day to William Waters and Martha Hughes, of the
District of Columbia; James Keli and Mary Bros,
the District of Columbia Robert Hartmann,
of Alexandria, Va, and Mrs. NJ. J. Arnold, of the
District of Columbia; George Meinekheim and
ert b. Carter and Luce u. Brown, Of the District OF
Columbia.
The National Education Association
hold their annual meeting this year In Atlanta,
Ga, beginning July IS to July o. Every State will
bo represented by its public school superintendent
and the papers to be read are of great value and
Importance Special rates OF travel have been ar
ranged for on the various railroads: General
Eaton, Commissioner of the Bureau Of Education
| Mr.. J. Ormond Wilson, Mr.. Hitz, Mrs. Louise Pol
lock, Miss Shields Miss Halsted, and some others
| will attend from Washington.
The following Washingtonians are
at DR.. Blackistones River Springs st. Mary's
County, Maryland: Mrs. r. H. Baden
Miss Susie Baden Mr.. and Mrs. d. I. spen-
Ger, Mr.. T. II. Trumbull, Mr.. s. Combs
and lady, James Boteler and wife, Mrs. Bessie l.
Charlton. Mr.. Thomas Fitzsimmons, G. W. Smith
and son. Wdllford f. Knott and wife, Hon. Thomas
i. Entwisle and lady, William W. Boreman, esq
l. stony, ESQ.,, Q. Y Boarman, M. D., Mr.. E. p
Mast, Mr.. w. r. Lapham, f. r. Fuller, wife and
family J. Frank Ford wife and daughter, Mrs
James II. Ford and daughter.