National Republican., 1881-09-15
II. f. ofley has returned to the city.

II. lIs OllltN iluS Itluilth w lllC Clby.
General Field, ex-Doorkeeper of the
House OF Representatives, has arrived in Wash
ingon.
II. H. s. Boyd, editor of Our Orioic, a
teday.
Miss Celestia CAN'T, the charming belle
of Capitol Hill, has left with her brother for War
rcntOn, Va.
The honorary members of the Wash
lngton Light Infantry will meet at the armory of
Company o'night.
corder Of Deeds is here to spend few days attend
ing TO private business matters
A bill in equity has been filed by
Samuel smoot ct al. against John b. Lawyer to sc.
cure release of lot s, subdivision Si1.
Ohioans in the Executive Departments
will as rule, so home to vote at the election
which takes place in that State on the 1lth
proximo
Mr.. w. II. Strickland, advance agent
Of Haverleys Mastodon Minstrels, is at the Ma.
tiona Hotel. His party appear at the Opera House
next week.
Guiteau's fatigued guard seems to have
been a member, the Solid South originally. We
hardly know whether to be proud of him or not
dadRtd Constitution.
The Spencerian Business College will
take possession ofts new and handsome halls in
Lincoln Hall building October /. See new ad-
rcrisemcnt In educational column.
Major John Poe, ir., chief of police of
Richmond Va, also in charge Of the police at
business connected with the Yorktown Centennial.
John j. Shipman has entered suit for
5000 damages against Jonathan and James W.
Magarity for injuries received nt their hands In
fight the 23d of August above the Aqueduct Bridge
Will a one-cent fund be raised for Ser
geant Mason, who shota Guiteau2 The Sergeant
| 4.
this country can't afford TO reward its poor marks
men.
Major John Poe, chief of police of Rich
mond, Va, is here In conference with the York.
town Centennial Commission relative to the police
arrangements for the celebration, of which he has
charge.
Mr.. Walter Wyvill, of this city, is at
work on the heating apparatus at the White
House. lie Is making extensive improvements In
the system of heating the house and putting in
improved appliances.
Mr.. F, III. Truesdell, agent in this city
of the National Associated Press, was married ut
New Haven, Conn., Tuesday evening to Miss
Eugenie w Hathaway, daughter Of james T. Hath
| away, esq, Of that city.
Washington society is further scandal
| lied by the fact that Howgate took the Treasury
girl, Nellie Burrell, with him. She probably goes
along, however merely as the cook Of the eXpedi-
| uon.-Atdntd COnititui,on.
as not Guiteau's soul to be snatched
from hell ~ asks the Chicago Times. Better let It
stay there, Times. In the present state Of the pub
lie mind hell is undoubtedly the most comfortable
| place that MIR. q. can crawl into.
Among those who have recently se-
cured apartments In "The Portland" on Thomas
Circle, are Senator Malone, Of Virginia; Senator
Jonas OF Louisiana; Commodore Temple, U. s. NJ;
| DR.. Brown, U. g. N, ana General Capron.
The employees of the Executive Man
sion arc still "on deck" on waiting orders, as 1t
were. They cannot leave the city for much
needed res! and ree1pera'&lSn & until their existing
| however, expected at an early moment
In the Criminal Court, yesterday after
the disposal OF several cases OF minor Importance
District Attorney corkhill stated that as the FORE
man and several members OF the grand jury de-
sired TO be absent for week or two he would con-
| sent TO an adjournment OF that body I'LL Monday,
| October 3.
A suit for divorce was fled yesterday
by Anna A. Hammond against John Z. Hammond
on the charges Of desertion and cruelty, It being
alleged that the defendant leil the complainant in
mcnt Printing Othce, was doing nothing for the
support Of his wife and two children.
The Ohio Republicans in Washington
are moving in the matter Of the campaign in theil
State. The Ohio Republican Association is tC
meet at St. Georges Hall $40 Eleventh street north
west, this evening at half past seven O'Clock, ant
Ohioans are invited to be on hand TO procure GER
tlhcates lOf chehp transportation nome
The Mrs. Della Stewart Parnell Ladies
Branch Of the Irish National Land League me
last evening in the parlors Of Captain John oNeil
Capitol Hill, Mr. oNein in the chair; Miss Kat,
Dinneen, Secretary. Dues TO the amount of 81
Were received. The branch has membership o
ffty.hve ladies, and promises to be successful
organization. II meets twice month
The proposition to permit the use o
the Bradley property on Capitol Hill for brancl
post. .oGcc, and 10 waive all claims upon the Gov
eminent for rent except such as Congress ma!
choose 10 allow, has been submitted to the Post
Ing Postmaster. General Tyner. AS The order 70
the establishment OF the branch office had alread.
been issued II Will soon be in operation.
, The Globe Democrat thinks the way Il
treat Guieau sympAthizers is not TO shoot them
but 70 reason with them gently administer
strong anemR OF toe leather and let them 60 fortl
as illustrations Of Mr.. Jehcrson's observation tina
a error ceases to be dangerous when truth Is LEI
free to combat IT," All right; there are plenty Q
= doctors ready with the necessary surgical instru
ments.
: Henry Clay Lehr-or as he was bette
T. known, Harry Lehr-One of the most consummat
artists that trod the negro minstrel stage an
s. one ofthe pioneers Of negro mnStrelsy was sum
m0ned by the grim call boy Death for the last az
/ in his drama OF life 1T 100 a. m September TO-
IS his residence in Philadelphia lie was vel
- known in this city and was once under Mr. job
u I, Ford's management.
& Marriage licenses were issued yesterda
n 10 Charley Thomas, Georgetown, and Rose lyle
a Washington, d. c.; William f. Boisseau and Mar
- Birchett, Prince George County, Virginia Ed
y ward Clinton, Montgomery County, aud Ann
= Kirby, Baltimore, Md; Morris Ulhnan, Brooklyn
A. N " and Bertha Rich, Washington, ID. c.; HarI
\ W. sadler and Irene De Wees Hannibal shepher
d and Maria Middleton, Oscar ii. Coumbe and Emm
e q. Larman, all OF this city.
:, The Union Veteran Corps will Civ
!. their fourth and last excursion for the season
u Marshall Hall this evening, per steamer CorcorG
r As the Vets have never been identified with any
Il thing that was not thoroughly successful, tho'
e who enlist with them for this expedition may re
li assured Of q highly enjoyable evening The ol
N soldiers were ever first in war first in peace M
a, first in the hearts of the ladies' This last settl
o the question of the attractions Of the trip, and Is