National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-11-10

woRMLEYs.-F c. Clarke, San francisco; Herbert
wordsworth, Genesee, N. "; q. w. Merritt, New
York.
You can publish a three-line advertise
ment Of want rent for sale or lost three times for
twenty.nv cents in THE REPUBLICAN.
Advices from the Signal Office say that
there is a cold wave coming from the Northwest,
The Commissioner have authorized the
placing Of two additional gas.lnmps on Second,
between North Capitol street aud Maryland avenue
northeast.
The will of Bridget Donohue, dated
March Z, 1881, bequeathing to her mother all
testate, real and personal, was filed for probate
yesterday.
Guiteau still has one chance. His trial
does not come of until Monday, and Prof SWORN
stedt says there will be terrestrial collapse on
Saturday
A colored man named Benjamin Gas
kins was yesterday held for the grand jury for
stealing bag OF rags from paper and rag ware
house In Georgetown.
Ex-senator Tom Hendricks, of Missouri,
arrived in the city last evening" and is stopping at
the Ebbitt. lie is here to attend TO law cases
before the Supreme Court.
The report of the Health Officer for the
week ending November 8, 1881 shows the mortality
in the District to have been 81; births, 10; mar
Tiagcs, H. and still births s.
Lemuel johnson, u ten-year-old colored
boy, was yesterday sent to the workhouse for
twenty days IN default Of $40 fine for drawing
pistol on another colored boy.
A bill in equity was filed yesterday by
John L. Kendall against Thomas f. Shoemaker,
TO compel him to bring Into court sufficient secur.
tiles TO pay Judgment of 5000.
Sneak thieves yesterday entered q
house on G street. near Four-and. half within a
stones throw Of Police Headquarters, and stole an
ulster from the hat rack In the hallway.
George, the youngest of Mr.. Chris
tiancy's sons, was the only witness examined IN
nT rnS YES and MS 81 S
The Commissioners have appointed
Henry Krause an additional patrom6n for one
year for duty between Ninth and Eleventh streets
and II street aud New York avenue northwest.
Mr. Daniel Brosnan, the veteran Irish
nationalist and his able subalerns, Counsellors j.
d. Power aud J. D. o'Connell, are making yigor.
GUS efforts for the success OF Power o'Connors lee
ture on the 2lst instant.
A small white boy named William
Lynch WIS seriously burned by the explosion of u
gaspipc yesterday morning He was carried TO his
home on Eighth, near A street southeast, and DR..
Baynes rendered medical assistance.
1t is not probable that Justice Cox will
try amy more criminal cases this week, as ar
| rangemcnts will have TO be made 10 provide nc.
Communications In the court. room for spectators at
the Guiteau trial, which begins Monday.
Miss Florence Hopkins is soon expected
home, aler her prolonged stay among the green
its power and sweetness and will no doubt be
ready again to sing for her temperance friends.
A literary and musical club, organized
at the residence of the Misses Philip, starts with
| the following officers; Mr.. Charles L. Pate, pres-
dent; MIR. Edward Cooper, vice president; Miss
Laura Philip, secretary. and Miss Katie Giddlngs,
| treasurer.
A new musical association, composed
| Of those connected with the y Street Baptist
| Church, has been organized with the following
| officers: Dr. Fauncc, president; Miss Frank Lake,
| secretary; James Traylor, treasurer; Professor j.
| H. Daniel musical director.
Colonel Nathaniel Pope, nephew of Gen
eral Pope, commanding Department of the Mis-
souri,, arrived home at Deadwood on the 9th
| ultimo. He sends ilatterng accounts of the brill
liant prospects OF the Dakota Gold Mining Com
| pany, of which he is cashier and superintendent.
Hon. Noah II. Martin, of the Quarter
master. Generals onice has returned from Il short
| visit to his home in Lancaster County, Penusyl-
| Yania, and Will resume his official duties to-day.
His desk has been beautifully decorated with de-
signs of welcome, bunting iestoons, and appropri-
| ate notices.
Proposals for furnishing photo-litho.
graphic illustrations for the report Of the chief oil
ordnance for lSsl were opened at the office of the
Public Printer yesterday at twelve O'Clock, and
the contract awarded to the American Photo.
Lthographic Company, Of New York, 1t being the
lowest bidder.
not many miles distant from the Capitol who's,
principle aim In life seems TO be IN dschargint
old and faithful soldiers issuing general orders
and making himself generally dlsagreeabe TO al
| who come In contact with him. His soubrique
should be General Order Charley.
Two bills for Divorce were entered in
the clerks ofce yesterday; one by Laura Austir
pgains, Gond Austin and the other by Lizzie Gil
instances the papers were withdrawn from th'
files by the attorneys who desired 10 keep tn,
| particulars from being made public.
| A burglary was committed last Frida,
| nipht the corner of First and Frederick
Georgetown, the thieves forcing an entrance int
Mrs; ID. Browns grocery store, and made of, with
tub of butter. The plumber was recovered by
special Waterman in the neighborhood but In
thieves escaped. The butter was taken 10 tn
station-h house.
Mrs. Hermann, wife of the famou
prestidgitateur, now performing at tho National
on yesterday presented Miss Sherman daughter O
General sherman, with one of the beautiful dove
which the Professor uses In his wonderful teats q
legerdemain. Miss Sherman admired the birI
very much, when, hey presto 1t became her owl
property.
Mrs. c. B. Case will give at her hand
some residence, corner OF street and Iowa Cir
Gle reception TO the members OF the Juvenil
Art Society (of the National Academy OF Fin
Arts) and their parents, next Friday evening u
the reception will take place on Saturday eyenin
At the same hour.
The forty-third monthly meeting ofth
Serial Savings and Building Association OF III
District Of Columbia wes wash, held last night u Gl
placed on sale and considerable number OF share
were subscribed for. Fifteen shares were sold at In
minimum price of 40 per cent. The value Of
share is now 100 per cent
Marriage licenses were issued yestel
day as follows: Endeliene A. Sims, Rucken
vile, and Florence " Mundy, Stoney Point, Va
Thomas Dewey and Doxy WOodjet, FGlrGl
County, Va; John Kendrlek and Mary Julia Bait
more Md william Rickett and Elizabeth
| Smith, Montgomery County, Nd, aud Richar
Clinins. Arlington, Va, and Eliza Briscoe, Wasl
| ingtoD, ID. Q.
Sophia Carter, colored, just for fun yes
| terday afternoon, stole the drGssmaker's sign
| Louisa Bradford from In front OF No. bl2 Elevent
| street for which pleasantly she was gathered
| by Officer James smith, and tucked away in II
| Fifth Precinct Station, A charge of petit larcer
was preferred against the prisoner, for which sui
seQuently she deposited collateral for appearance
at Police Court
! Tuesday afternoon little child, name
| Eva Langly, seventeen months old, daughter
| Mr. Charles Langly living at zoos Virginia ayonl
| southwest, while climbing on chair sandiI
: | near second. story window, accidently fell on
| striking her head on the ground and iractuTiI
| her skull DIR. BOaTman was called, and pr
nounced the injuries fatal The child died at OF
o'clock yesterday morning.
Building permits were granted yeste
day TO Edward \. Lewis, @ street, bclweC
Eleventh and Twelfth northeast, two brick Al
| northwest put in show windows, 1000 Clal
: Mills, Bladensburg pike, shed, 5000 j. X War
4ll Third street northwest, raise building, $500;
Bunch and susie Rilter, 1911 and 1915 Finh sire
: north west erect brick back ding 500 W.
Perry, lil0 SIKH street hOfIh"esI Srmm
and q streets northwest repairs v shed, $40.