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REPUBLICAN,.
Miss "Lotta" is at willard's Hotel with Mr..
Kidder her agent.
In Inc case OF Amos Davis and others against
George +. Schaefer by the order of Justice Wylie
yesterday Daniel 7. Jackson was appointed guard
The young ladies connected with the Sixth
Street Presbyterian Church are carrying on with
success branch Of the Womnns Temperance
Christian Union.
4 sneak thief got into the house Of John shNna.
han, corner of Fourth street and Virginia avenue
southeast Saturday night and carried away 800
IN District bonds and two gold watches.
Burglars forced an entrance to The hardware
yesterday morning and .emptied the money
drawer, but were frightened OF without securing
other plunder
Baltimore will preach tonight at the Special Ad-
vent service at st. Pauls Church, Twenty third
street. The full choir will sing at this service,
which commences mt 1880 p. IN.
Rev. Dr. J. i. lloif, rector of the p. f. Church at
Towson, Nd. died in Baltimore Sunday morning
nj the residence of Mr. William Il. Howard, 23j st.
Paul street. DR.. HOf was one of the best known
oleTgymen of this diocese, and was member OF
| the standing committee.
In the notice OF the concert at Memorial Church
| in Saturdays REPUBLICAN, the performance of n
waltz by Chopin and nocturne by Rayna by
| Miss Ella Bates was inadvertently omitted. Miss
Bates Is pianist Of exceptionally fine attachments,
and her efforts are always rewarded with dc.
| mand for an encore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore scrlvener and their in
Eataf INN nnn CT unuln1 %
| morning by the coal gas escaping from cooking
| stove. The adults were awakened by the cries of
the baby And then only realized their danger
proper reStoratives.
The Pension Office clerk, John E. (alias ]. Edwin
J. Sullivan, who is wanted by the police authon-
ties to answer the charge Of using official cnvel
opes for private purposes and who gave bonds for
his appearance and then disappeared, has not yet
been found, although an officer of the Police Court
| has been looking for him for several days.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday as fol-
| lows: Samuel Il. Robinson and Mary 2. Willett
| Alexander +. Dyer and Eliza Catlett, William b.
Thomas and Susan s. Mitchell, J. r. Hunt aud T.
Wiener. all of this city; Bascom Flamer, Of Hills
borough, Nd, and Josephine Downs, of this city;
man. Of Georgetown Colin s. Meir and Lizzie
Petit, both of Fairfax County Virginia.
Franklin LovejOy, n watchman employed In
| Alexandria, who came to the city Sunday evening
| on spree, yesterday morning assaulted Officer
| Herbert with his cane on Pennsylvania avenue
Herbert, after struggle, in which he struck Love
Joy In the face several times arrested him, and he
was locked up until he was sober. Lovcjoy wal
| accompanied by his son, boy OF ten years, who
| was sent back to Alexandria yesterday morning.
Mr.. Bruce Mackal, n well known young gentle.
man ofthis place. son of the late Dr. Mackall. ant
| half brother of Dr. Louis Mackal, died at hi,
mothers residence, Georgetown Heights, ycstcr-
| day morning, aged twenty.iour years. of con
sumption. The deceased recently returned from
| Minnesota, where he was employed. Mrs. Mackal
| will receive the sympathy OF the community, sh'
| having lost q son from the same disease about
| year ago.
Among the military organizations Of the Dis
trlct none are more prompt In the performance o
duty than is Light Battery a. Whenever salute
are TO be fired they are always at their post, an,
the manner In which those duties are perfOrme'
meets the appreciation oftheir superior officers. /
is understood that the battery propose to give NJ
entertainment on the 22d ofFGbrus-y next for tn
purpose of raising funds to reuniform the mem
bers, and II is hoped that the citizens of the Dis
trict will give them helping hand, which they b.
their arduous labors have so dcservedy earned.