National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-01-13

The NATIONAL REPUBLICANS issue on
Saturday will include supplement filled with at
tractive original and selected matter of local and
| general interest
| The NATIONAL REPUBLICAN Printing
Company has just re-supplied its job-work depart
ment with complete outfit of modern styles Of
type and printing material, and the company is
now prepared to supply all demands for job work
in all variety of the latest and approved styles
| Let us hear from our friends.
| Let Congressman delight to snarl and fight
| And blow of their weight and size,
But the merchant who knows thing or two
VIII ne er fail to advertise.
Another notary Yesterday. Mr.. William
| Henry is his name.
Colonel f. d. Webster and Captain
Thomas H. Bates, of Colorado are at Wizards
A disguised pedestrian says that the
pavement at the crossings is ike Belshazzar Wade
and found wanting.
Mr.. William B. Reed has sufficiently
recovered from a severe attack of pneumonia to
again attend to his business.
A call has been extended to Rev. DIR.
Pelham Williams, of the Albany diocese, by the
vestry of St. Pauls p. E. Church.
The total mortality in the District for
the week ending with Saturday last was 70. There
were 81 births and % marriages reported.
Bliffkins has goat of uncertain age
that he insists has no rival butter artist. Let
oleomargarine sculptors look to their laurels.
During the week ending with Saturday
last 1925 bushels of oysters were inspected by the
Health Office, and of this number q bushels were
condemned.
A cOlOred boy named James Felix, who
is wanted in Virginia for grand larceny, was ar
rested by Officer Dubois yesterday afternoon and
locked up to await a requisition.
CarutherS, the cOlored policeman of the
Seventh precinct who is said to have clipped with
a cOlOred damsel, has been dismissed from the
force forbcng absent without leave and neglecting
his duty.
John Dougherty, the man arrested for
Delaware avenue southwest Tuesday night, was
yesterday, committed for the grand jury ON a
charge OF arson.
Charles Bryan, the young man arrested
for swindling Charles c. Clark, by selling him
"snide" ring, was yesterday committed for the
grand jury on that charge and also charge of
assaulting Police officer Breen.
Henry Cassidy, an ex-police station
keeper, was yesterday sentenced by Judge Smell
to Jail for sixty days on charge of the larceny of
VINO had been drinking with Cassidy.
ID. W. Carroll, a Senate page, was seri-
ously hurt in the Senate document room yesterday
by the falling OF number of big books which he
deavOring to escape he had one of his hands man
gled under window sash.
Captain II. r. Dillingham; has been
promoted to the position of Chief Master of Ma
chlnery at the maynard Captain Gillingham
will be remembered as the man who raised the
first company for the First Maryland Regiment,
which figured conspicuously in the late war.
Marriage licenses have been issued to
the following applicants: Samuel German of Bal
timOre, Nd, and Minnie Baauf of this city; Will
lam Jenkins and Laura l. Grimes both of Fairfax
County, Virginia; William Reed, of this city, and
Annie A LitZ, of Georgetown, d. c.; James Baker
and Mrs Lucy Bundy: Thomas Ritchlynn and
Grace NJ Dorsey.
The Missouri and North Carolina dele
gates to the National Guard Association called for
the Goth instant at Philadelphia have requested its
poStponement until March to enable those at
tending the Presidents Inauguration to be present:
and the question has been submitted to the cXecu-
tive committee by the president of the association
whose decision will be announced in few days
James Dillon and Walter Johnson
were arraigned in the Police Court yesterday on a
charge OF making an indecent assault on a lady
named Matilda Fleischmann, who keeps store on
d street, between Sixth ard Seventh The charge
was changed in billions case, and he was fined
500 or ninety days in the workhouse for indecent
exposure. Johnson was dismissed. as there was
no evidence against him.