National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-10-01
You can publish three.line advertise
ment Of want, rent for SALE lost three times for
twenty-five cents IN THE REPUBLICAN,

The attorneys for Wallace G. Bone, who
applied last April for divorce from his wife, Isa-
bel Bone yesterday secured dismissal Of the suit
The Woodlawn Agricultural Society, Of
Virginia, will meet at the residence of W. II.
Chase, ll2o Eleventh street northwest, at eleven
n. m. to-day
Coroner Patterson has decided to hold
IN inquest this morning over the, body Of L. NJ
Magrndcr, who was killed Thursday night, near
Benning's Station, by freight train.
The Potomac Boat Club have not yet
decided to send crew to the Lynchburg regatta,
which was postponed until October 10. The Co.
lumbia Club however, will send picked four.
Belva A. Lockwood will deliver free
lecture before the National Arbitration League at
the Street Baptist Church. Tuesday evening. Oc-
tober 4, at eight o'clock p. mr. to which the public
are invited.
The National Board of Steam Naviga-
ton will hold its tenth annual meeting at the
Ebbitt House on Wednesday next at ten a IN. The
board represents over SGOOOOOOW and over four
thousand steamboats,.
The big rifle match between the militia
organizations OF the District at Marshall Hall next
Tuesday promises 10 be an interesting affair. The
prize silver bowl will be on exhibition at Galrs
and the badges at Semkens.
Senator Johnston received yesterday a
letter from General Hancock, stating that he had
nearly completed the programme for the disposi.
ton OF the United States troops at Yorktown, and
would forward II next week.
A colored man named William Brown
was justly set down upon by Judge Smell yesterday
for boisterous conduct in advising against an ar.
rest because the officer had no warrant. The Judge
fined him $40 or thirty days.
A man named Littrell, while engaged
in repairing well on Mr. Millers farm, near
Mount olivct Cemetery, yesterday morning, was
overcome by the foul air, and before he could be
drawn out of the hole life was extinct
Aptbony Grammar whoa omtica with
a revolver at the corner OF Ninth and streets
were mentioned In yesterdays REPUBLICAN,, was
before the Police Court yesterday and got Oft with
eleven months and twenty nine days in jail.
The liquor license committee have APP
proved the application of John Denekas, No. G27
II street northeast, and dsapproved those of Miss
A. Bohman, 1000 Four nndhaf street southwest
and ]. S. Belt, 22T Pennsylvania avenue northwest
1t seems that there is perfect harmony
on the part of the plumbers of the District In the
matter of assisting the Inspector of Plumbing in
the enforcement OF the new regulations adopted
by the Commissioners through the recommended
ton of the Health Officer.
John Wesley was up before the Police
Court yesterday on the charge of cruelty treating
and working horse unfit for labor. The testi-
mony fully sustained the charge, and, though he
sixty days in the work house.
The journeymen tailors have appointed
a committee to wait upon one of the largest firms
and endeayor TO bring them to agree to pay the
bill of prices adopted in 1871 Several other firms
have agreed TO pay the bill and II Is thought that
next week nll shops will adopt 1t.
Mr.. Frank S. Fowler, of London, Eng,
was married TO Miss Ida V, Prosise, of Washington.
by Rev. DR.. Elliott, Of the Ascension Church,
Wednesday evening September 2S Mr. Fowler
will be- remembered rs the Eentlemanly clerk and
mail agent on the steamer CurcOran.
The Palais ROYAL now occupies the cor
ner store of the Pension Office building. IN addi.
ton to its former store, and presents the finest
establishment for ladies' wear of every descripton
south of New York. The energy and enterprise OF
the proprietor deserves the most cordial recog-
milton.
The stalls in the new northern market.
corner of Seventh and O streets have been sold nj
pr,ces ranging from slOO to S525 premium for each
stall. There are ninety-six stalls or stands In the
main building eighty four of which were sold
for ten years. The market will be opened this
evening,
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,,nao,,',,o,, os,o,iI.hn,no, 90 NJ wai,o.' ',o
mar oT fourteenth and q streets nortbwcs,
caused mn alarm of FIRE vosterdav morn
Ing. but inquiry showed that the smoke was
caused by some of the workmen fitting heated
tires to wheels.
M, - . n, ,, 80 7 go, I;,. ,,, . c,
Inc eA-oiicers a'ii so'uieis VINO iorineu
the guard OF hohor 10 inc remains OF resident
uarheiu whiic laying III s'i'c III 'he io'uhuu ure
esen oncl IN The nnrtS r ~ ~
| the CITY Hall. The executive committee desire a
| full attendance.
Tim cnurts will nrobahlv have IN decido
~ so w ue.'uS
whetherthc ruling OF the Commissioners that lum.
| Der arriving at Georgetown must be inspected and
| measured by Mr. Thomas the official inspector for
that mort or not as tw o cases have RECENTLY nIsen
where the parties owning the lumber have refused
"@,oM N'' l"oH,'S c " w
Iarus are OUT ior source od"SdWe 10 NC
given by the washington l1ght Guard at their
armory, No. JOG street southeast This corps
| numbers among Its members some of the most
graceful racouetcrs ana longest windcd walters
| on Capitol Hill The ladies await the evening OF
| October with steadily increasing interest
| A ,,o,,, ,looeo NJ fJoir tool ,,loco l., Al, N
| n very Plo"'"i' "'i''' 'ooh paw III 'io
| job. room OF the Government Printing Office at
WIN n Dcwor closed his onnrenticcshin of fur
years and was presented with a handsome test.