National Republican., 1882-10-02

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ton u. S. Willis, Detroit, Mich
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,rnE r. /; rerTgult Natenel, Miss ". Malone, Geye.
Darling, Warrington, Fla; IT, owens, savannah, Ga
You can publish n lhree.line advertisement of
Wanted" "For Rent" " For Sale" or Lost"
three times for twenty-five c.nts in THE RErUB.
LtcAS.
Diphtheria is said to lie prevailing extensively in
East Washington.
During the tweuty.fjur hours ending at n. m.
yesterday the police made sixty scVca arrests.
Mr.. james =. Wilctt, OF the firm of Wilett e
Ruon, left last night for New York to purchase
flrs,
Mr.. G. A. Whitaker Is not convalescent as re-
ported in yesterdays Sunday Herald, but Is still
We sick, and confined to his bcd.
A project IL OIL foot to start ladies' riding
school in Washington II is believed the mater
viii assume definite shape 10y Saturday next
window curtain is made OF green sheet n :,
with satin shectng dado scattered over with
innrgucrte', with Uordcr ui inagucitss cross
wise
Mr.. Frank Hume has resigned his position as q
director and treasurer of the Potomac Manurlc-
turing CUmpuny of AltXundrii Va.
on Saturday Joseph X. Crozct committed to Jail
for forging check OH Mr.. Frank Hume, was re.
iii $3.50.
Miss Lnvina Shannon, so well knDwn in this
city, has been engaged as leading Lady with
Maggie Mitchell, beginning this evening, ut Park
1hcatcr, Boston.
Marriage licenses have been issued to William
q. Simpson and Nette Horseman, both Of Alcx.
andria, Va; Charles W. Parker and Mary T.
Hunaker Washington.
Postmaster Anger left yesterday for the West,
where lie will engage in politics for about six
weeks. During his absence Captain Mytoa NJ.
Parker will be acting postmaster.
The National Rifles will have their monthly
Company inspection this evening in the Armory
nj o cl0ck when all OF tho members wall be re.
quired to be in complete fatigue uniform.
The new fifth precinct police station house on
Twelfth stree; is already under roof The laying
of the floors will bo commenced to-day, and the
building will probably be occupied by Dccember1.
Joseph r. Cas,in, Thomas Johnson, and Robert
Johnson on Saturday became surety in the sum Of
1000 for Robert Williams, held for the action of
the grand jury on the Charge OF killing Valentine
iengle.
Judge Jore Wilson, one Of the leading counsel
for the defense in the star-routc cases, has ac-
Ceptcd a position on the faculty Of the George
| town Law University, aud Will deliver lectures on
re i estate.
William Siger, an aged colored man. who works
| at the Center market, was taken i'll Saturday at
| the corner of Ninth ard d streets. He was taken
| 10 the Emergency Hospital, where Dr. Markrter
cared ior him,
| The October term of the court in general term
commences to-day, with l6i cases OH the calcn-
dar some of them being very important Chief
Justice Carter and Justices COX and James Will
| occupy the bench
| Misses Georgc and Dixie Clarke, who have been
sojourning with their friends, Dr.. aud Mrs. Kecch,
| 6i5 plunsylvania avenue east, leave here on the
| 1910 ! III train tonight for tueir home i'll III !,
| City II Mexico Via Galveston, Texas.
| Mr. John Ii. shannon, of Unontown, was charged
by Daniel J. Mofitt, Of No. $40 Four and half
street. in the police court, Saturday with assault
ing him. The alleged assault Was committed OH
the 2id of last month. The case was dismissed
young colored man named Charles Carroll
wa, estcd on Saturday night, after an exciting
chase for stealing from Goldschmidts store, on
Seventh street. On him were found q valuable
gold watch and several other articles, ull sup
posed 10 have been stolen
jude Wylie on Saturday reduced the bail OF
Mr. b. Frank BGelow from s2JO0J to $4,000, and
accepted the sureties ofIered-Mrs. Lockwood,
James L. Taylor, and DR.. u. b. Adams. Mr.. Bige-
low is now with his family again, although the
state OF his health causes them much alarm.
Saturday morning about o'clock white man
| named James Walsh, employed as n galvanized
ironworker at nm unfinished house, 1875 street
northwest fell from the second-stjry window,
fuctliring both ankles He was taken TO his
home, 5l0 Four and III half street southwest.
Miss Mary E. Roberts, graduate of fCJrne Uni
| versty and the only lady on whom that institu-
ton has ever b, slowed the degree of Master of
Science, has been appointed to the vacant place in
the High School faculty. and will begin her work
to-day. She Will teach rhetoric and English litcra-
ture.
The Med cal Department of Columbian Unver-
sy begins its winter course of lectures night at
S o'clock. The professor of anatomy DR.. Elliott
CUues, will deliver the Introductory address, A
general Invitation has been extended by the
| faculty to the professor and public, aud large
| attendance of students is anticipated.
Henry Findlcy and John Durch, two white boys
-. nl
| Green Springs, Georgetown, Saturday morning,
| when Burch's gun was aceidently discharged, the
| contents entering Findleys right arm, intlicttng
very severe wound. He was taken TO his home,
| So Prospect street. where DR.. Richie dressed the
wound.
In the police court, Saturday, Timothy Cannon
was charged with keeping an unlicensed bar
aud forfeited collateral. Frank Gallagher, OF 1886
| Twenty-frst street, and Michael Leach of Six
tecnth and NJ streets, were charged with the same
oIense, and the cases were Continued until ncx
| Wednesday.
| Clinton II. Emerson has entered suit against tho
District, claiming $4,000 damages Last Febru-
ary he fell into hole in the sidewalk on + street.
| between Twelfth and Thirteenth streets north
west, and broke his leg and received other perma-
| nentiniures which he claims were caused through
| the Districts neglect
| Mr.. Seaton Perry, always on the lookout fol
something new, has added another improvement
| to his already well-appointed establishment. lie
has fitted up a dark room, elegantly furnished
| Illuminated with row of gas Jets and moveablt
rehectors, for the purpose OF giving customers an
gas light - ' "
| A certificate of incorporation of the Arizona
Land and Water Company has been filed with the
| recorder Its object Is the buying, selling, and
controlling OF LAND and water rights and privileges
IN the Territory Of Arizona y: capital 900
| poIators are Robert I. Hunter. Henry E. Mckee,
and X. Evans Petersen.
About o'clock yesterday afternoon q horse at
tached to buggy, in which were two men named
william Davidson AMI Bernard Keyser, became
unmRnageable at the corner of Fourteenth and
| Is streets southwest and dashed into the Agricul-
| tural grounds, upsettng the buggy and breaking
| ii badly. The men escaped with slight injuries
| both were drunk.
| Miss Ada NJ. L. Nichols, OF Albany, n. Y, who
has made an enviable reputation by her contribu-
lions to the Century MGgo=ins and several New
| York papers, was married recently TO Mr.. Ernest
Man, Of New.York City. Miss Nichols made many
friends while visiting In this city few years ago
"a the guest of the daughter Of Congressman
| Smith, OF Elmira, n. Y.
The appointments this week for Professor r. T.
Grccner. who Is stumpiug Southern Ohio In the
| interest of the Republican ticket with great sue.
cess, are: Tuesday, Washington Court House
| Thursday, Circloville, and Friday at ReGdyilc.
| He VIII close on Monday night, October Q, at ca.
lumbus, where grand rally Will be held TO be
| addressed by Professor Greener and General W.
| II, Gibson,
| By invitation of the faculty of the medical de.
partmcnt of Columbian College, Or. Elliott Coues
the distinguished naturalist and anNtomist, will
| open the winter course Of lectures at the Medical
| College on IL street. between Thirteenth and Four
teenth streets, tonight at O'clock He will most
| likely discuss the Darwinian philosophy of eyolu.
ton, combining himself TO consideration OF the
higher questions involved in the present attitudes
OF science and religion, Dr.. Coues is brilliant