National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-11-14
You can publish three-line advertise
ment of want rent, for sale, lost three times for
twenty five cents In THE REPUBLICAN,.
Capes complete cloth costumes.

Ravens feathers are used for turbans.
V-necks have superseded square necks.
Combination costumes are out of
fashion.
Coral red is favorite shade for dinner
Natural beaver is now very fashion
able fur.
Red plush basques are worn with black
silk skirts.
Robert Beall says Christmas cards are
this year prettier than ever
A bill in equity was fled Saturday by
Jane c. Auld ct al. against Cooke ct al for the ap
poihtmcnt ola new trustee.
The police made forty-two arrests dur
ing Saturday, ten of which were registered drunk.
Thirteen dodgers were accommodated In the vari.
Gus station. houses
A building permit was issued Saturday
to John Moran for four-story brick workshop on
/ street, between Twenty first and Twenty second
northwest, to cost $1,000.
Sarah Bailey, alias Sarah West, was ar
rested Saturday BY Andrew over private watch.
man, for petit larceny. Sarah is sixty-four years
| Of nge, and an old offender
The ladies of st. Andrews Protestant
Episcopal Church will hold q fair at Willard Hall,
street, on Monday, Tuesday. and Wednesday
evenings, November 49, 20, and 80. Lunch from
twelve m. to two p. m.
The motion to quash the writ of at
W. Mowgate came mp In the Circuit Court satur:,
day, hut consideration was postponed by consent
OF the counsel on both sides.
Forty persons were converted last week
at the Waugh VI. +. Church revival. The present
week promises to BIO even more interesting. Miss
| Jennie Smith, who has been conducting them fol
the past week. will leave for her home tonight.
A white boy giving his name as
| Flaherty, and claiming to BIO employed by q
| plumber Of the same name was arrested Saturday
| night by Officer Breen, having In his possession
quantity oflead pipe, which he was endeavoring
| to SELL
The many friends and former class
mates of Walter Clarke, formerly of this city, will
be panied TO hear of his death, which occurred al
Wallace. .Bernatillo County, n. NJ, after a few
| weeks illness, OF mountain fever. Mr. Clarke
| leaves wife and four children.
An attempt was made Saturday night to enter
| the stationary store of Mr.. d. A. Brosnan No. 6l2
Ninth street northwest, but the thieves were
| frightened away by private watchman. They
were two small colored a boys, and in their haste
| they dropped jimmy, which was secured
A half-grown white boy named Colum.
bus Bette was arrested by Officer Bailey Saturday
evening while trying to dispose Of some clothing
| and linen which had undoubtedly been stolen
| The linen was marked II. +. Hayden, and proba-
bly, belongs TO gentleman of that name who is
employed at the Capitol.
The congregation of the Tabernacle, in
South Washington, will, 1t is expected occupy theil
| new church on Ninth street, between street and
Virginia avenue, some time next month. A fin,
organ, built NJ Sprlngneld Mass, snd TO De TIT
second largest In the city, is being erected in thu
church at cost Of $1,000.
Marriage licenses were issued Saturday
| as follows: Joseph Moore and Laura Scott, Primo,
Georges County, Maryland; John sloan, Phladel'
| phia, Pa and Elizabeth G. Chenowih, Washing.
| ton, d. G.; Charles w. Bush and Olivia A. Collins
| Prince Georges County, Maryland, and Thomas II
Jones and Lucy d. Phillips and Hugo Kretschmal
and sophie shclhorn, all of this city.
The statement made by Mr.. Cook in
| the court in Washington Yesterday, in which III
| endeavored to exculpa,c Mr.. MncVeagh from thu
responsibility of the disgrace of the failure in thu
| stnr.rOutc cases, comes too late In the day. i
| should have been made when Mr.. Corkhill made
his statement on Monday, Then Mr. Cook sat b!
and had not word TO say.-NeW York Commercial
| Advertiser.
A little boy named John O'Brien was
run over by carriage at the corner of Connecti
| cut avenue and l. street yesterday morning, bu
| as the occupants did not stop to ascertain the ex
| tent Of the injuries their names could not bl
| learned. The boy was removed TO his home, cor
! ner Eighteenth and 5 streets northwest, when Dr.
| Hanson attended him aud pronounced his in
| jurics to be slight.
There was serious accident in the In
| terror Department on Saturday. The scafioldin
| used by the pasterers who are repairing the wal
and ceiling on the street corridor of the seconI
story gave way and ,precipitatcd two of the work
men 10 the marble floor below. One of them wa
severely injured and the other badly bruised
Medical assistance was called and the men wer
| removed to their homes.
The former manager of the Sovereigns
| Cooperative Association, Mr.. A. II. Schohed
| whose sudden disappearance last May tho read
Saturday before the Police Court, charged on tn,
oath of Cyrus W. Chappell with the embczzlemen
ofss72.7i, the property of the Soveregns Co-opera
tive Association, Mr.. Z, b. Hay appeared for tn,
case was sent to the grand jury and the bond
fixed at 600.