National Republican., 1881-11-21

You can publish n three-line advertise
men of want, reu for sale, lost three times for
twenty I've cents in THE REPUBLICAN,.
1t may be necessary to stop and hang
somebody before we eau go OH with the trial OF
Guitcau.
Another urgent reason why Guiteau
should be hanged is his threat TO lecture IL he is
acquitted.
The juice and strained pulp Of stewed
celery nadcd to the batter of oyster lriters lend
delicate flavor.
W.D. Lee, Of Newark, Ohio, is stopping
at the EbbItt House. Mr.. Lee I. the largest opcr-
ator In coal aud iron in the Hooking Valley.
Wendell Phillips says, in the North
AmcricH Ecricir. that the hanging Of GuicOu
"wil! be blot on the Justice Of the American
people,
The police made forty-Rve arrests dur
lug Saturday, fourteen of which were registered
drunk. Nine lOdgers were accommodated Satur-
day night.
The IIerdic Company Superintendent
Ebcry) has lea cd stables on Third street east and
Will soon start the coaches from both ends of the
line at one time
Theodore A. Ross has been commits
stoned US grand secretary ofthe Sovereign Grand
Lodge of Odd Fellows Of the World, vice James L.
Ridgcly, deceased.
There was no hilarity around the death
bed orpoor Garfield. Laughter is out of place nt
the trial Of his murderer. 1t is solemn and SC.
rlons ordeal, not u jest
The plate-glass window of Robert
Boyd's' hardware store, No il6 Ninth street. was
broken by thieves early saturday morning and a
number of knives ana pistols stolen.
The parking commission have set out
In Indiana avenue and Louisiana avenue, from
Third to sixth streets, recently regarded and
parked, number Of sycamore trees.
The Commissioners have instructed In
lie
must be issued FOR houses In alleys, unless the build
ers agree to connect such houses with sewers
The pastors of East Washington have
decided 10 take collection for the Garfield Ma
iOnn Hospital at the union service to be held on
THANKSGIVING Day in Rev. Dr. Chestcr's Church.
Complaints are heard on every side of
cxorbunt charges for carriage hire In the District.
There IS law about the hncks In this District
which is not niorccd by the Police Department
A colored man named Jacob Wolder
fell over the wall back of the Georgetown market
70 tho towpnth below, on Saturday night, fractur-
ing his right shoulder. DR.. Sutcr rendered mcdi-
cal aid.
Mr.. Varnell, the well-known butcher,
cnt the knee cap of his right leg badly In the
Washington Market Saturday morning, and aflcr
receiving medical attendance was taken to his
home.
Ii is intended to handsomely decorate
the auditorium of Fortl's Opera. House tonight
and It is expected that the display of floral orno.
ments and potted plants will be quite elaborate
and elegant.
"The Triumvirs of Four-and-half
Street" Ia the title Oft pamphlet of eighty-right
pages, just published, showing the idosyicrasics
OF the District Commissioners 1t Is highly inter
csting reading.
The Washington Operatic Association
has now n membershp of l7j, and five of the nine
chOruScs IN the "Chimcs Of Normandy" which
will he given about the middle OF December, are
already complete.
The Inspector of Buildings has notified
several parties whose houses have been previously
down by the District authorities.
st. Johns Chapter No. 7, r. A. NJ, have
elected the following officers for the ensuing year:
Coloncl Perry II. Carson, +. high priest; Harrison
Gordon, f. king; 5. $. Cannon Il. scribe; George
ChiSel, treasurer, and John N, Hunt, recorder.
About two o'clock yesterday morning
fire broke out in the engine shed Of Burgess wood
and coal yard, corner OF Eighth and ostreets. An
alarm was struck from box % and the Fire Depart
mcnt promptly responded. The damage was about
500.
"Brooke's" letter in Formers SUNDAY
Chonic'c Of yesterday read with Interest at nll
the leading hotels Several prominent Repub-
licans were heard to remark that . Brooke" was n
brick, and deineated Virginia character TO per-
fiction.
Fire was discovered last evening in the
lower flor of Mr., d. L. Morrison's residence, No.
lOl5 l. street northwest and an alarm was turned
In from box 1856. The flames were eXinguished
with loss of $3.50, but the origin of the fire is
mystery.
Building permits were issued Saturday
TO the Baltimore and Potomac Railroad TO build n
cnr- shop Of iron on Virginia avenue and Sixth
street southwest $1,000. and to John A. Seller, one
wooden dwelingon Trumbull street, near Howard
University, $500.
Marriage licenses were issued Saturday
as follows: Robert W. Cox and Mary L. Moreland,
both OF Fairfax County, Virginia; Charles II;
On. nd HnrpN alg nT 4
Sadie w. Beavers, of this city.
The Alderney COW (the gift of Mr.. S. L.
Shoemaker) which furnished milk for President
Garfield during his days of suffering, and which
was sold at auction last Saturday by order of Mrs
Garfield and only brought S25.
"Signs of a severe winter" are now
| being brought out The sporsmcn who bag wild
partridge either to be so thckly, aud heavily
| icuthCred. Ducks especially, are loaded with i
| mass of down under the feathers.
A little boy named John Witsey, living
dentally shot himself Friday afternoon while
cunning. The contents Of the gun entered the
right arm, pit, making serious wound, which
was dressed by Or. Klenschmidt.
a life-size portrait of the late l.. A. Go.
bright In bronze, has been completed by Mrs Ben.
son, Washington lady artist, II Is said by friends
who have examined the medallion to be striking
Likeness and Is remarkable for It's originality and
The Garfield Masonic Memorial Asso.
citation held meeting at the library room of the
Masonic Temple Saturday night. and organized by
the election NJ, NJ. Parker, presidents J. II. Jochum
vice'president; j. i, Allen, recording secretary
and NJ. Trimble, corresponding secretary.
Union Lodge, No. IL, |. o. o. f., will
hold fair IN thVir hall, Eighth street southeast
commencing November 2S and running til Deccm.
Der TO- the proceeds of which are for the benefit of
the widows aud orphans fund of the lodge I'm
liquidation OF the debt held against their hail.
The Washington Star prefers the
shorter English ngmo lin " to the word "eleyn.
tor" Brevty is the soul Of wit, but when man
fingers al a banquet SO long that he walks homo
like worm fence the word elevated il more
expressive Of his condition than the shorter phrase
"lined,"-AOrriSto1On Herald,
Guiteau, us described in court by George
Alfred Townsend: "a nasty skin, u little like a
corpse, with some reddishncss oversprcadimg lbs
generally yellOwlsh dampncss. The face was
ratherlong and Pcar.shaped. The hair, tue skin
und the beard all seemed to be dusty aud damp.
ened, US though out Of some graveyard"
The services at the Waugh NJ. l.. Church
attracted 50 large an attendance last night that
both the church and the SUNDAY y-schOOl room had
! to be used TO Accommodate the crowd. The ser.
mons were by Rev. MI Downs, the pastor; Miss
| Minnie sherman, the companion Of Miss Jennie
smith, and Rev. John f. NOegc, thcsalor boy con.
vert
Saturday night at the corner of Eighth
and streets, OAiCeTs Dulnigun and Cole arrested
II notorious negro lhicl named Brown, who had
IN his possess ion nine chickens aud two pigeons
which he had evidently stolen from some puultTy
yard. ON his person werc found u seven barrel
pistol, fully charged, and dangerous looking
dQk-k knife.
DIR. and Mrs. Schmidt, Mr.. and Mrs. ].
Walter Piilimg, and the entire Schmidt family
tcnlcrod u reception To Mr. Fred Schmidt ana hit
BRIDE nee Miss ApOlline TedednuX, Saturday even.
ing, at their residence, corner Thirteenth aud
friends siemblcd 10 extend congratulations and
] good " h5s,