National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-11-09

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woRhLEY's.-M Salisbury, San Francisco.
You can publish three-line advertise
men of want, rent, for sale or lost three times for
twenty 1fve cents in THE REPUBLICAN,.
Turkeysgiving Day approaches.
The last mosquito Of summer is as ven
omous as Guiteau,
Mr.. Frank u. Mcclure has resigned his
position as organist Of the Church Of the Incarna-
ton.
The officers of the Department of JUS
tice do not know when Attorney General Mac
Vcngh is to be expected back in Washington.
TIE directors of the Franklin Insurance
Company have elected Mr. J. Fenwiok Young Sec
rotary, in place of Charles Bradley, deceased.
1t is learned that Rev. F. Sheridan, late
Of St. Dominc's Church, Of this city, Is extremely
Ill at his convent OF St. Louis Bertrand, Louisville
1t cost VIM. II. Grant thirty days in
Jail yesterday for stealing two gallons Of whisky
and some articles of clothing from Henry A.
Knoll.
The Commissioners have directed that
gas.lamp shall be, placed in front Of the Filth
Baptist Church. on Vermont avenue, between q
and X streets northwest.
James Thornton stole two silver dollars
and some small change from drunken companion
him to jail for sixty days.
The famous safe of the District Attor-
neys office safe burglary, Is now said to be stand
| ing on the pavement on Louisiana avenue next
door TO the old Central Guard House.
The sacred concert at Hamline Church
last night was largely attended. The several num-
bers of the programme were well received, nearly
| all the vocalists being honored with encores.
The prosecution in the Christiancy case
| yesterday afternoon examined Victor, son of the
plaintiff, in relation to the ehirography Of his step
mother, he having received several letters from
her.
General Sherman, Rear Admiral Fa-
bius stanly, U. $. N, and Medical Director George
Maulsby, u. $. N, were among the distinguished
persons who enjoyed Herman,is performance last
| night
On Friday evening next at the Congre-
gatlonal Church John b. Cough deliyers his cele.
| brated lecture on Circumstances" Those who
are wise Will secure their seats ut Ellis at once
without charge
A petition was filed yesterday by Mrs
| Margaret F. Thompson TO be appointed commit.
Thompson, who is confined in the Government
| Hospital for the Insane.
Mr.. Michael Demonstrating requested
the cutting down of hill on South avenue, near
Glenwood Cemetery, the Commissioners nave in
| able for such purpose.
Complaint is made that the noise of
shot.gnTIs resounds from the 6 ounds about the
" ashington Monument in the early dawn, and
what are they shooting?
At the eighty-second regular monthly
meeting Of the Tenth Building Association, held
at Goddards Hall, Georgetown, si,Oi7 was disposed
Of being thirty-nine shares retired at the stock
value rates, sl03 per share.
The case against Henry Brown for as.
saulting Duff Rome with pitch fork at the race
track was set for trial at the Police Court yester
day but was postponed, as Rome was still unable
appear on account Of the severity Of his injuries
The will Of the late Mrs. EuridicC
Simms, dated February 30 1860, has been filed TO
probate all her estate, real and personal, being be
| aueathed to her children, Anna C., Frances Il.
Maria A.. Sabina NJ, Rosa g., end Thomas
Simms.
( The vacancies in the National Safe De
: post Company occasioned by the death Of VII
Of managers have been filled by the election Q
Charles G, Glover, Of Riggs & Co., and John G
. Parke U. $. A.
, Officer James Smith last evening ar
. of copy of one of Washington 1rving's book
i | at a second hand store on ID street. They cou
give no satisfactory account of how they got tn
book, and were locked up in the Fifth PrecinC
Station.
The set of silk flags voted to the Man
chon Club Ns the most popular social club ii
washingtomi Is now on exhibition in the window
Sn one
recherche sociables at st. Joseph's Hall, Thursday
y December1, 1881.
Building permits were granted yester
day to Mrs. Dl Cew Sixth street. between Main
r mer kitchen, and make repairs, 800; George 2
c Stewart, 1909 street northwest alter front {
: dwelling, $780, Curtis Winston, 2l60 Ninth sire,
;, northwest wood shed, sl2.
n Marriage licenses were issued yesterda
- as follows Emanuel Tibbs, of Washington, d. I
and Sarah C. Cross, Baltimore, No. and Thorn,
Cook and Josephine a. Ware, Richard Inch an
n Emma Dunan, Adolph Kneas and Sarah II. Binle
!, James Smiler and Hattie L. Gibson all of this cit
G The Minuette Club will give their fit
/. complimentary reception at Masonic,remple Tue
10 day evening November %, 1881 The previous r,
70 ceptions OF this club have been highly enjoyabl
y and additional endeavors are being made to hay
l. endeayor on that nighttogive their new dance, IL
No "Minuette Lanciers,"
al William Flaming, barkeeper, and job
Robinson, waiter N the Mnison Dorec resta,
walter attacked the barkeeper by bombardll
him with bottles. The latter sprang upon his
D. liant and taking pistol nom his pocket beat h
/. ing serious injuries. Both were arrested.
rs In the Equity Court yesterday Judf
|. wyie, the case Of DAILY ct al. against The Wasl
d ington Market Company was up on motion
defendant 70 require Of plaintiff bond TO coy
r. tiis action in filing the bli The hearing Of Ii
te case, on motion for injunction having been set
q Monday, the court declined 10 require the bond.
N John Howard, alias ROBINSON, alli
G. Brown, voodoo doctor, was yesterday arrested
ID suspicion OF having swindled man named N
, Donald. living In Georgetown, out Of money al
valuables by his medical arts, using lot of rim
and other devices, by rubbing them together, tn,
In upon the rheumatic parts Of the Patients al
Nd other hocus- pocus practices. He denies the char
4. ana says he Is Il woodchopper and not docti
he 1.-The Washington Light Infantry co
@. template giving an operate entertainment ut Ii
"a coin Hall on Thanksgiving Day. The attraetio
~ will include Sullivan's operetta, Cox and Boz
o. and very amusing comic opera, entitled pen
he lope," which will certainly prove success. 4
ed participants will be Miss Florence Kidwell, NJ
j. h. True, Messrs. John o. Pugh, E. u. Hay, a
W. II. Daniel.
10. The following patents were issued du
IL ing the past week TO residents of the District
=. Columbia Alfred French, blacking. box John
er King cash carrier and fare collector; William
4S Wood fulling mill (assignOr 10 Eickemeyer Fe
of ing Company, of New York; Also the follow
n. assignment, Eugene Dupont of Chicago, as sigT
~, 10 A, L. X, and H. yanden Berghen. or Washir
ey ton, d.. e., and NJ. and G, Dupont, Of Chica
all patent for a cornet
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Of OIL IA the Light-HOuseE.
es, Rear Admiral Rodgers, chairman of Il
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