National Republican., 1881-10-26
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ot his life as a freedman.
The slop-gatherers Of the city are still
creating a terrible noise with big tin trumpets.
j. c. Hartzell, editor of the Christian
Adrocdfe, New Orleans has parlors at the ST. James
Thomas Love ct al. have filed suit
against Henry b. Tyler for the sale oflot in square
The latest thing in bon-bon boxes re-
put in the pocket.
1t is understood that Mr.. Archibald
Forbes, the famous English war correspondent,
Will lecture in this city some time next month.
The Irish Land League will hold a
grand mass meeting at odd Fellows Hall Friday
evening, atwhich eminent speakers will be present.
this office last night and denied having eft the
city, as enormously stated by one of the evening
papers.
The funeral of the late Dr. Noble has
been fixed for Tomorrow at two o'clock, from the
sixth Presbyterian Church. The interment will
be at Rock Creek Cemetery
A colored woman named Cecilia Hud-
son, living rear Tennallytown, dropped dead yes
terday afternoon while. crossing field, and the
coroner has been notified to hold an inquest.
The will of the late Mary Il. Cary was
filed yesterday for probate and record. She be-
Cary, and adopted daughter, Floriiia Tucker. .O Ave
A bill in equity was filed yesterday by
John II. ketchnm ct al; against the president Of
in square S57 until more liberal terms of sale are
submitted.
The fifteenth annual convention of the
American An Institute of Architects will be held in
this city next month. Mr.. John Murdoch, of Bal
timore, and Mr.. A. J. Blow, of New York are the
committee on arrangements
The postgraduate class of the law de-
partment Of the National University have elected
the following officers: President, A. C. Richards;
vice -DrpSilpnt II w (nlling.
York; treasurer, Jacob Frech.
Mr. Hancock Neagle, n recent graduate
of fdistmcton In the Union College, New York-a
son, son OF Hon :. l.. Neagle prominent South Caro-.
the columbian University of this city.
The auditing committee on the recent
celebrations in this city have finished the settle
% ment OF their accounts & Il is found that the ex.
SscSsd said % 10 and aa0In tss
expenses about $780,
The beautiful floral decorations at
Wormleys on Monday night on the occasion of
,he hreGepSn m 10 the t9reign guests were all fur
signs were extremely elaborate and evidenced the
most thorough artistic taste and skill.
The French and German guests visited
the Interior Department yesterday, and after pay
ceeded TO the mOdel-To of the Patent Ohice
where they remained some time, being greatly in.
terested In the many models placed there.
Mr.. Oscar Sawyer, the well-known cor
respondent of the New York Herald, arrived here
yesterday morning from Yorktown, where he went
TO do the army and navy work of the cere-
monies and LEFT last night for Portsmouth, N. H..
the Kittery navy-yard.
Joseph Julius Phillips, q white boy.
aged six years, who resides at No. 3l5 Virginia
avenue southwest, was accidentally run over by
train OF cars OH the Baltimore and Potomac Rail-
road yesterday afternoon, about five D. m and
had both legs cut of near the knees The acci-
dent occurred Oh Virginia avenue nearly In front
of where the child lives.
Among the guests present at Wormley's
Monday evening was Captain Thomas NJ. Nc.
DOugal Seventh Cavalry who escorted his niece
Miss Georgie Adams the daughter of General Ad.
ans, who was an officer, Of the army before the
war Captain McDougall is grand nephew Of
Major Hanson, who was an aide. de. camp of the
Marquis dc Lafayette at Yorktown.
A meeting of the Ladies' Land League
Tsn hGa ss F at aE eS see of M
Mrs Captain J. o. o'Neill presiding. Resolutions
Of sympathy with Mrs; Parnell condemnatory Of
praise to the Irish people for defending their
rights were offered and unanimously adopted.
The fire department was called out
las! evening from box 2l3 by fire in the frame
northwest At one time disastrous @ conasrSton @ alton
appeared imminent, as the fire communicated
with the ADJACENT sheds, and special alarm was
sounded. Finally, however, tho flames were
gotten under control, after doing damage amount.
Ing to 500.
Marriage licenses were issued Yesterday
as follows Scipo Travis and Ellza White, Prince
SSSgM MSss cuny IL E%s
c.; Luther J. Harrison and Mary e. Burnett, Alex
ondria Va; Walter s. Harlan hnd Isabelle Hig:
gins, Gabriel L, Johnson and Nelly II. Lowe and
William H. Hailer and Francis A, Gruenke, ali OF
this city.
Colonel Thomas Gales Forster the elo-
quent lecturer on the Spiritual Philosu.yI"
pnd ms Will in wS G Iusi arrived from
rendered social reception this evening by Gen.
eral and Mrs, McEwen at their handsome resi-
they hope TO meet their numerous friends. Some
effort is being made to obtain few lectures from
Colonel Forster, to be delivered in Washington
this winter.
A meeting of the Garfield Cadets was
tween 4 and streets, last evening for the cleo
tion Of officers. George III, Thomas was elected
captain, Frank AldriCh first lieutenant, Thomas
Williams second lieutenant, and the following
named officers and members were appointed q
committee to solicit the public for aid in uniform
Lieutenant T. Aldrch, Lieutenant Thomas Will
Jams, W. r. Jackson, and A. L. mith.
Mr.. W. I. Crump, steward at the White
House, has received handsome gold and silver
badge from Hansemann Commandery of Cincin-
natl The badge is Maltese cross, pendant from
ribbon and gold cross-bars On the diverse side
Of the cross Is the monogram Of the commandery.
and on the reverse the following inscription Z" Sir
VIM. 7. Crump, by Hanselmann Commandery, No.
lG K. OFT, Ohio asa testimonial OF their appre-
citation Of his knighty and Christian like services
rendered our lamented frater Sir james A. Gar
field, late President Of the United States during
his long suffering at the hands of base assassin.
Cincinnati, October 18th, 1851"
Ksene ns "Richeiieu."
Richelieu "is one of the tests of great
actors ability. 1t was given by Mr. Keene last
night with strength and power which, consider