National Republican., 1882-11-18

You can publish ,hree-line advertisement Of
| WANTED" "For Rent" For Sale" or "Lost,"
three times for twenty-five cents in THE REPuD.
| LIcAS.
Miss Bertha oppenhciRer, of Baltimore, is the
guest Of Mrs w. NJ. Bass of Indiana at lO6 Estreet
| northwest.
The grand jury made ayisit to the Jail Friday.
| After making their report Monday they will nd.
| journ for one week.
H A. Johnston, corner Tenth and o streets north
west, has been appointed druggist for the poor Of
| the sixth sanitary district.
The Commissioners have approved the app!icn-
| tion for liquor license of Harvey & Holden, corner
Eleventh and Pennsylvania avenue northwest.
Young trees are being planted on street from
Four-a and-a.half street southwest and running
| eastward. This will greatly improve that street.
| The case of Samuel D. Palmer charged with ut
tcring false draft for Sl0O has been nole pressed
| It being evident that there was no intent to de-
| fraud.
William L. Dunlop has filed bill in equity
| against Marian Cutting and others to remove a
cloud from the title of lot IA and part Of lot l3 in
| square 16.
Marriage licenses have been issued to Robert
'Xenner, Ironton, Ohio, and Mary Z. Robinson,
| Wheeling W. Va; John T.. Tracey und Mary A.
| Fife, GeorSe'ow ID. c.
William McDougal who was convicted OF steal
ing So bill from Major Turner, has been released
| at turner's request aid statement that the man
was intoxicated at the time.
| Mr.. Biiley, Of the district attorneys office,
| prosecuted the United States cases in the police
court Friday in place of Mr.. Charles f. Moore,
who was engaged in the criminal court.
| Rev. Hugh NJ. Brown and Rev. T. Nee. Stewart,
| both graduates of Howard University, have just
been appointed to professorships In the college in
Liberia, Africa, OF which Rev. DR.. Blagden is the
president
A reorganization of the Young Bachelors Asso.
citation has been effected by the election Of the
following officers; President, Frank Hutchinson /;
| secretary, Joseph H. Lawrence; treasurer, Ed
ward Robey.
Messrs. Harvey & Holden, John English, Evans
Bros, J. II. Dc Atley, Aug. Koch, and Charles A.
sNnter produced their liquor licenses, and the
cases against them in the police court have been
nolle pressed.
A young man named Edward Holland was or.
| rested by Detective Coomes OH the charge of COM
mitting series of petit robberies from lawyers
| Offices. lnrge amount OF the stolen properly has
| been recovered.
Sandy Bruce, q co!ored prisoner, while in the
dock Friday morning awaiting trial. was seized
| with an epileptic fit He was removed to the wit
| ness room and medical attendance summoned,
when he soon recovered.
The National Garfield Guards have elected the
following tfiicers: Captain, B. Tucker, elected
for two years; Oliver High, elected a. first lieu
| tenant; Henry Smith, second lieutenant; Alex
ander Smith, first sergeant
In the equity court Friday Justice Hagner passed
an order directing that testimony be taken in the
Injunction case Of Walter and others against Frank
| that the case he heard on December next.
In the case of Miss Clark against the Washing
ton and Georgetown Railroad Company for dam
ages, caused by injuries received owing to the de-
| iendants car jumping the track on Capitol Hill,
the ciicuit court Jury Friday awarded $1,000 dam
ages.
The will of James T. Mexican has been filed with
the register. The testator bequeaths slOO to Wash.
ngon Lodge. No. G. !. o. o. F., and all the rest Of
his estate his wife for life, and at her death the
property is to be sold and the proceeds equally
divided among the children.
Miss Smith conducted the first quarterly exam
ination Of the Normal School, which was held II
the Franklin building Friday. The young ladie
acquitted themselves credilaLly. Superintendent
Wilson, Trustees Lovejoy and Warner, General G
| W. Clark, Mr.. John HitZ, and others were present
The Clan Gael vii ! celebrate the anniyersal
Of the Manchester martyrs Thursday, November
%, by public demonstration at their hail. corner
of Four-an a half street and Pennsylvania ave.
hue. Songs, recitations ana addresses appropri
ate to the occasion Will form All attractive pro
gramme.
Sarah Chisley fnd Robert Pro ctor, whose arres
on the charge Of stealing $40 from John Ewers,
countryman has already been men toned in TIL
REPUBLICAN,, were called for trial In the polio,
| court Fridny, but as II was stated that Mr.. Eve
pad broken his leg on his farm iu Maryland, th,
case was continue d indefinitely.
Professor Alexander De W olowski is meetip,
with unqualified success at his musical institute
northwest corner Twelfth and NJ Streets His new
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music is acknowledged TO be the best in th
country, and assisted by his accomplished
daughter Isabella. he has already brought out
very fine soprano and two contrallos. Hi
} scholars are nulupl ying from the best societ.
circles of the city.
Charles Theodore Brentano, esq :, son Of th
Hon. Lorenzo Brentano, Of Chicago, has resigne
his position In the office Of the Supervising Archi
tect, Treasury Department, and gone to practice
law At his home. Mr. Brentano Is a graduate o
by nll who have the pleasure of knowing him 70
his ability, accomplishments, and geniulity. IL
will ere long II Is safe to say take foremost plae
among the legal fraternity of Chicago
, The will of Admiral Charles II. oor has beeI
fully proven and admitted to probate. Th
testator leaves all his real and personal propert,
to Richard L. Poor, of Baltimore and Charles c
Glover OF this city, his executors in trust to sci
aud divide the proceeds among his childreI
share and share alike. Any Of the children wht
desire to keep any particular piece OF plate o
Iewelry may take the same as part of their share
Richard L. Poor has renounced his trust
TheSuuday evening services at Epiphany Churcl
. in this city have been marked by one cusou
which hns awakened much interest. Question
upon points of scripture or personal duty are IN
viled by the rector, Dr. Paret, aud received by hin
| at any time III Written communications by mail
i and he promises that, so far at he is able he vii
i answer such questions III his sunday evening ser
), mons. The uicourses are u'ually eXttmpura
to explain | Peter, iii, is, 10. "What Spirits an
me mt ? Where. were they? Why or for wha
purpose did Christ preach 10 themG"
ReaI-Esiate sales.
Messrs. Duncanson Bros, auctioncers, hay
made the following sales Of real estate for Lec
pold Neumyer trustee Lots SO, 81, 3S, 80, 40, 4.
and 43, in square eos, to George W. S;ickney, 70
r 30 cents square foot; lot IL, same square 10 sam
purchase for Oi cents square foot; pult of lot IL