National Republican., 1881-11-29

The REPUBLICAN represents the go-
aheRdativeness nf Washington, the most attractive
city on the continent.
The members of the petit jury not en-
gagged on the Guiteau trial were discharged yes
terday for the term
For stealing bacon from stall in the
street market Saturday night Robert Bowie was
yesterday fined g. or thirty days IN jail
If you want TO attract the attention of
the live, progressive element that Is fOcking into
Washington, advertise in THE NATIONAL REPrDLi-
CAN.
Mr.. !. II. McTavish, the land commits
sioner ofthe Canadian Pacific Railway, aud chief
fctor Of the Hudson Bay Company, Is registered
at Wormleys
The Commissioners have informed Mrs.
Lucy Mudh thnt they decline to pardon her hus-
band, convicted in the Criminal Court for carrying
and attempting to use razor.
The Commissioners have directed
Major Brock TO instruct his officers to proceed
against all nroprlctors of bar;roo who are with;
out license for the current license year on aud
after the LIST proNimo
Thieves entered the dry-goods store of
George +. lInrbin on Pennsylvania avenue cast
between Third aud Fourth streets, on Saturday
night and stole dry goods to the value Of about $40
No arrests have been made.
Addy Forepaugh, ir., only son of the
great Snowman, leaves for Europe after the hOli-
days Mr. s.. II. senon., one of the agents (residing
IN this city, Is expected to accompany him. both
IN search Of rare animals and novelties
The will of Francis Desire Raines was
yesterday placed on file, also the will of John D.
BOteer, VINO bcquenihs all his property, both real
be equally divided among the children.
Alice Adams and William Paine. both
coored had tete.a tcte Sunday afternoon, during
which Alice hit Billy II lick with beer mug and
he rctalialed with piece Of wood nom tree.
box. Judge Smell imposed n fine of 50 ON each
Mr.. Phillip ii. Moore, one of the pro-
DrptDrs of the Whppiinu Rf1lsy,r q, tI,.,
city. Yesterday he paid visit to Georgrtown
College, from which he was grnd uated III 1858. lie
that date.
The clerk of the court yesterday re-
celved the following, returned as witnesses tor
Gniteau: j. 7. Bancroft. New Hampshire; Samuel
worcester ana Pliny Earle, Boston, Mass and Dr.
Strong, superintendent of the Cleveland (ohio)
HOspitui Tor the Insane.
Yesterday at noon boy named Harry
schuman, about fifteen years of age, broke his leg
below the knee while playing foot. ball at the
taken to his residence, ON street northeast where
surgical aid was rendered.
DIR. John ID. Bagwell, of this city, the
veteran colored journalist, has just completed
IAN Lloyd Garrison" The life-work of the great
"libcra!or" will not fail OF justice from this
talented ana eloquent orator.
The gentlemen of leisure Gagged by
Judge Smell yesterday on the charge of vasrapcy
We're Thomas II. Millerck, a white cripple, and
Adolph Burgess, a colUrcd man, who hud passed
through the various grades-refOrm school,
workhouse, Jail, and penitentiary
John Shea was up before Judge Smell
yesterday on the charge OF beating his wife.
These parties reside On Maryland avenue between
Third ami Four and a. half streets southwest, are
The owners of q row OF disreputable houses, and
are recognized as incorrigible citizens john was
hnCd SO,
The Capital City Guard, Captain Kelly.
VIII celebrate their iirSt anniversary December
by street parade, escorted by the Washington
Cadets, Captain Fleetwood, aud 1t night will hold
u reception at THllmudge Hall. This company
now numbers sixty.eight uniformed members,
aud is recruiting rapidly.
Three building permits were issued yes
N street, between Third and -Four. aud "A. half
streets southwest, So William Hutchinson, erect
summer kitchen, ~ Tenth street northwest, $50;
Lewis Willnian, erect shed ut corner OF aud
Four and-a-h half streets southwest.
If there is anything in this bright beau
uful Capital CITY which you desire, consult the ud-
vertiSemenls In THE REPUBLICAN,, and specially
interesting items will be found by perusing the
several columns of small ads relating 10 Wants, For
SALE For keiiI' B9aIdlY Lost ana Found PERSON.
Emmett Scott, bright, intelligent
charged in the Police Court yesterday by his
mother with incorrigibilty. Mrs, Scott said her
boy was at nll times uninanagAblc and beyond
her control aud therefore des ed the court tOsuId
him TO the Reform School. This the Judge did.
Marriage licenses were issued YESTERDAY
Ns follows: Matthias SOonnu and Margaret CraviI,
both of this city Charles Davis and Annie Bunt,
bOtn of this city; Thomas J. Clark and Maggie H.
Curtin, both VI this city, Edible sheriff and Maggie
Flelschmann and A. =. Waddcll, both of this city
r. II. Martin, of Newtown, Va, and Nellie w.
Harris, Of RiChmnd