National Republican., 1882-09-27

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THE WEEKLY REPUBLICAN, with Its full amoun
of interesting reading matter, will be issued to-
morrow. Copies in wrappers ready for mailing
may be had at the business Office.
Justice Cox occupied the circuit court bench
yesterday.
Mr.. E. G. Darlington, of this city, has been i'd
mltted to practice at the Maryland bar.
At the annual fest OF the Baltimore County
Schuetzen Association, Mr. a. Flanmer, OF this
city, shot the first and last bulls eye.
Perry NJ. Petit, esq, tho handsome clerk OF the
Piuey Point HOTEL is in town with good staunch
overcoat, but shivering in the cool September
breeZes.
Special Officer vennerman, OH duty at the Ma.
tional Theater, arrested q man named O'Leary,
who was acting in n disorderly manner and inter-
tering with the spectators In the gallery.
James A. Mahoney, q Washington boy and an
old member OF the Lawrence Barrett Club, has an
engagement with the New York my Partner"
combination and is playing second old man with
remarkable success.
Mr.. Job Barnard, the well. known lawyer, and
wife, celebrated their crysth wedding Monday
night in very happy manner. A number Of
ffiends called on them, and the occasion was one
OF general rejoicing.
MIR. King, agent of the Humane Society, has
novel witness. He found mule, in a bad condi-
ton, that had been abandoned by Its driver. He
took charge of the animal aud proposes tu use 1t
| in the police court to day as witness.
NMatriage licenses have been issued to Lorenzo
Sparks and Emma Carpenter, Madison County,
Va; Charles Miller and Eliza Norris, James N.
SNann and Martha Ann Jackson, William j.
| Johnson and Emma A. Richie, Of this city.
| The funeral services of Mrs. Eliza Clements,
reict OF the late Bennett Clements, sister Of An
| thony Hyde, ESQ., and the mother of Captain A. H.
| Clements, Of the Department of State, will take
place this morning ut Trinity (Catholic) Church.
| The Grocery Clerks Protective Association have
elected the following officers for the current year:
| John W. Yewell, president r. ]. EarDshaw, vice.
| president; James kealy, secretary; g. Raub, as
sisant secretary; W. l.. Arnold, treasurer; James
| Toole, sergeant-at.arms.
Major William Simpson has returned from two
weeks trip nt Branchport, Penn Yam, and other
| pleasant plnces in his nntive State. The Major,
who is Il great disciple of IsaNk Walton, brought
with him n lot of excellent fish, but IN order to
keep them in go ID condition had to use olive oil.
| They were in small tin-box-sardines
Mr.. John Ii. Robb, advance agent for Gus Will
| llams's One of the Finest" dropped In at THE
REPUBLICAN, Office last night. He reports that Gus
Is doing such tremendous business in Cincinnati,
that standing room only was TO be had before 8
o'clock. "one of the Finest :" opens at Fords
next week.
A colored bootblack who was testifying in the
police court yesterday in an unlicensed bar case,
testified to buying two glasses of whisky in a GER
tain saloon. The attorney for tho defenses ASKED
him how he knew i. was ,whisappotp u i.l is'tS
distiller. He loQkedvi nut tn-sky and II he was
| sab L La,at.,n few = astonished and said mo
'topl!T'au;I. no dstiller Use only human being !!
| Cornelius Courtney, burly negro, was caught
when leaving the house of Benjamin Barnes, in
| South Washington, Monday evening, with stolen
| clock and other articles and assaulted the private
| policeman, Joseph Hopkins, who arrested him.
| The prisoner pleaded guilty TO a charge Of house
breaking, but pleaded not guilty to assaulting the
| officer. Judge Smell committed him for three
months for the assault and required 81 900 bonds
| for house breaking.
| AT the adjourned meeting Of the Sunday School
Union. at the Calvary Baptist Church on Monday
evening, more than twenty Sunday schools were
represented, and the topic assigned for the even
ing, Wig: "The Superintendent and Teacher; Their
| Mutual Relation was discussed with readiness
and evident interest. w. II. II. Smith, superin-
| tendent of the Western Presbyterian Church
school; j. +. Croissant. superintendent of Ham.
line NJ. L. school, and J.. A. La Feyre OF the Con-
| gregatonal Church school, opened the discussion
with brief speeches. question drawer was then
| ODened.