National Republican., 1882-10-04

Jones, PtSburg, Pa.
EnBITT.-Jam,s S. Hamilton Mississippi; Hon.
Carolina.
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New York.
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Geneva, switzerland.
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Md; q. ii. Caldwell, New York.
| You can publish lhrec-llnc advertisement Of
Wanted" "For Rent" For Sale" or Lost"
three times for twenty-five cents in THE REPuB-
| LCAS.
THE WEEKLY REPUBLICAN,, with its full amour
of interesting reading matter, will be issued to-
morrow Copies iu wrappers ready for mailing
may be had at the business office.
| The Columbia Base. ball Club defeated the Twi-
light Base. ball Club Monday last by the score Of
| 10 toS.
The application of Henry K Willard for ndms-
sion to the bar was yesterday referred by the
Court in banc 10 the examining committee.
| 7. A. Allen, c. L. Allen, Charles Beers and G. B.
| Hoggenmaker were fined IS for giving ball at
Masonic Hall, Uniontown, without II license.
| Ma lame Josephine Logan, who earned for her.
self an envi able reputation by her success in vocal
instruction last season, has re surned to this city
| A suit has been filed by Charles A. Craig against
| William II. Craig for the sale and partition of lot
12j, in Beatty & Hawkins addition TO Georgetown.
| Mr.. Is. Frank Bgelow who was released on sl2,-
600 bail by Justice Wyie, last Saturday, now lies
at his home seriously Ill, and threatened with an
attack Oftyphoid fever.
The court in bauc yesterday reappointed Charles
Curtin constable and George 7. Givens, vice
| Charles g. Shreeve. An application for constable
was received from James Carter.
| The bar association have received letter from
| Judge Bundy questioning their right to examine
into the diherence between himself and Mr.. New
| ton. report will be presented to- day.
| Students of st. Johns Collegiate Institute and
the Washington High School Boys played game
OF base ball yesterday, which resulted In victory
| for the college boys by score of is 10 10.
| An important meeting OF the Georgia Republi-
can association will be held at their rooms, No.
500 Seventh street, this evening, at which the
presence of all Georgia Republicans in the city is
| urgently requested.
The corner stone of the temperance tabernacle
projected by Bud Eagleston, will be laid at the
| junction of Second and streets and Maryland
avenue northeast. on the 10Th instant. The build
| ing will be 60 by 80 feet, and, with the ground,
Will cost about $1,000.
| Frank Williams aud Benedict Hilton were
|
| ing another young man named Michael Kinslow
| The was continued for four weeks, us the
complainant will not be able to appear until that
time. Hilton was released on S3UJ bail, and Will
| Jams was committed.
The medical profession were in attendance at
| the Black Crook" last night in full force, the
bald healed elders occupying tho front rows in
the orchestra and the students in glasses the Sec
| ond. Colonel Corkhill and General Sherman oc-
cupied private box, and 1t was stand off which
| got nearest the stage.
| Over onc-half of the rooms in the Jefferson
school building are now occupied by scholars and
it is expected that the entire building will be COM
| pletely finished within three weeks The new
building will be better ventilated and lighted than
the old one, and can be relieved of its occupants
| in much shorter space of time.
The statement made in THE REPUBLICAN yes
| terday that the business boom had struck WASH
| ington far earlier in the season than usual, is
| fully confirmed by the crowded condition of our
advertising columns. This indicates that our
goods SO that will reach the greatest number Of
reuders.
The following patents were yesterday issued 10
District inventors: Nathan o. Bond, Fairfax
Courthouse, Va assignor Of oue-half to 7. ].
Magee, L. X. Johnson j. W. Pratt, J. L. Barbour,
and f. Tenuey, Washington, washstand; James
T. Heron, apparatus Tor dredging harbors, ditch
ing swamps, &C., and Francis A. Sundberg, for
scarf ring.
Mr.. John Hartnett the celebrated restaurant
teur on Seventh street. near f. northwest sent the
representatives of this paper generous amount
of liquid reireAhment yesterday. John is a cock
tail-miXer and rdconter OF wide lame, and his
anecdotes aud drinks send fellow into the sew
enIh heaven OF enjoyment. Give John a call, aud
know whnt 1t is to have your "innnrds" hold a
cove meeting.
Arrangements for the Light Guard hop at Nc.
Cauley's Hall this evening have all been COM
pleted and most enjoyable evening will be spent
by those who participate. A number of the new
uniforms recently adopted by the company have
| arrived, and detachment Will appear clothed In
them. 1t is expected several delegations repre-
senting the other military organizations will be
present
Eugene C. Knight was fined sos or sixty days
for keeping an unlicensed bar at Nineteenth and
NJ streets An appeal was noted. James I. Car
berry was charged with keeping his bar open on
sunday aud the case was dis missed Robert
Barry was charged with keeping an unlicensed
bar on the Rock Crock Church road, in the county
und the case was continued for evidence for the
defense.
Major King agent for the S. f.. oCTD.
A., yesterday made four arrests of persons driving
animals with sore backs. viz, p. A. Devine, and
Fifth street northeast; Jack Kelley. d, between
Thirteenth and Fourteenth streets; Thomas q.
Bets, Ninth and II streets northeast and George
Matthew's, First. between NJ and streets SOUTH
east The animals wcte;cared for and the owners
will he tried in the polce-court TO- day.
The public meeting OF Equal Division, No. 8,
Sons of Temperance, was very pleasant affair,
many old members of the division being in at-
tendance. Mlks Levy, Mlb. JcckO, ana Mr. Whip
pie rendered some excellent music, while Miss
bonn. Miss Cordeia Levy, aud Mr.. r. NJ. Mckee
enter aimed the audience with readings. These
meetings are deseryedly popular, and do much
toward uniting the friends of total ab,tnence
The Washington Monument yesterday reached
the height OF $40 feet leaving 2i5 feet yet to be
completed. The present weight of the structure
l. about 10000 tons of 2,2i0 pounds. The tapering
oil OF the monument Is now so rapid that the ad-
ditionu weight to tue top will probably not exceed
10000 tons. Colonel Casey says that he will recon-
mend that Congress, AZ the next session, make
sufficient appropriation lor the entire completion
of the monument.
Charles W. Riley has filed bill in equity
against Oliver Cox and others, for nn injunction
aud account, The bill shows that the defendant
contracted 10 build for the complainant six
houses on Thirteenth street, between X aud S
He, however hled lien on the property and
made an assignment of II 10 oiner parties. The
plaintiff was compelled TO complete The buildings
aud now seeks tnat the rights of ali parties in.
tercsted may be projected.
Marriage licenses have been issued to Simon p.
Jefferson and Letha V. Bowman, Bladensburg,
Prince Georges County, Maryland; Rev. John
Davis, York, IA, ard Elizabeth A. Jones, Balti.
more County, Maryland; Edwin j. Finch, New
York, and Mamie A. Robinson, Washington D.
c.; Thomas U. Pugh, Washington, aud Hattie
Darby, Prince Georges County, Maryland John
ii. Rupert and Barbara l.. Kooh, Lewis H. Latree
and Jane Smith, Patrick Il. O'Connell and Mary
L. Coughln ali OF this city.
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