National Republican., 1881-12-07
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James Fauseman, for fast driving, was
fined go in the Police Court Yesterday Officer
Edelin,, who made the arrest said Fauseman was
qtVihg rN ~ me rate Oh Meniynve miles an nour %
fast rate ofspced, but the Judge took the state.
ment Of the officer and imposed the usual fine,
Marriage licenses were issued yester-
day as follows: John Z. Mitchell and Rebecca
Matthews, Scott Moncue and Mary Smith, John
Mclaughlin and Jessie r. Cole, all Of this city !;
Richard H.. Holland, of Annapolis, and Katie Is.
Heinline of this city James A, Grissett and Mar
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John Sherman & Co. have sold the cor
ner house of the row just finished by them, at the
Bushrod Robinson and j. L. Mcfarland, who oc.
cupy 1t Jointly as residence. Messrs. sherman Il
Co. have erected beside this q street row, another
neat row on the corner Of Corcoran and Fourteenth
streets.
Professors Galway and Miller give their
third soiree last evening at their Academy, Wash.
ingtOn Hail. and 1t was ono OF the most successful
affairs ofthe season. The Professors did everything
in their power for the enjoyment of their many
guests They will continue TO hold these delight
| ful reunions every Tuesday and Friday through
| the season.
A serious accident occurred on the
| Alexandria and Fredericksburg Railroad yester-
| day morning, between this city and Alexandria,
| justsouth of the tunnel at Four. mile Run. The
morning was very foggy and two. freight trains
| collided. Both were wrecked and one was en-
| tirely destroyed by fire. Fortunately they were
| empty. NO one on eltner train was lnJureu'
The Potomac Terra-Cotta Company
| yesterday took out permit to erect new manu-
factory on the site of their factory at Terra Gotta
station, the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, which
| was destroyed by fire about year ago. The new
factory win be built of brick and be three stories
in height and seventy feet front by ninety In
$685. $685. The cost Of the building is Estimated al
Thirty-three boats left Cumberland
Saturday, with 3,S07 tons of COAL as follows: Fol
| GgorgetOwn-Cons Company. SO9.6 tons;
| Maryland Company, 70llO tons; New Central
Company, 446.l1 tons: Borden Company, 3i71f
| tons; Georges Creek Company, 229.S tons Blaen
| Avon Company, 1868 tons Individual Company
ll9ls tons. For Alexandria-Amcrican Company
| 993 tons.
The Socicte Franchise de Renaissance
held Its annual meeting Monday evening and
elected the following officers for the ensuing year
President, n. Demongeot; first vice. president, IL
Kalusouski; second vice.president, +. Dcfossis
secretary, l.. Sheridan; financial secretary, NJ.
| Prandi; treasurer, e. Ebgl admins strators
Messs. Mallett, Becker, and Lepley, aud legal ad-
| visers, Messrs. dc Chambrun, and Ed. Mallct.
At $50 o'clock yesterday morning ar
alarm OF fire attracted fire companies l, 2, and
| TO 1i17 g street northwest, three.storied bricl
building owned by Louis Gardner and occupies
by Dr. II. l.. Bovee with Turkish and Russian bath
| rooms There was an immense amount of smoke
but not much fire. The fire originated in tn
too near the furnace. The loss was trivial an,
covered by insurance.
Senator Anthony visited the Office o
| Register OF Wills yesterday In company with tn
Congressman from Rhode Island, and inquiries
regarding the settlement OF the estate of the lat
Senator burnside All the property owned by tn
deceased In this city was the furniture In th
house on ii street northwest. IL Is underStoo
that upon the remuneration of the sister of the lat
Senator, the administrator will take charge OF til
| DprSOnal effects