National Republican., 1882-08-21

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LICAS.
DR.. H. c. Thompson has returned to the city.
During the twenty four hours ending at a. m.
yesterday the police made fifty. four arrests.
Mr. Euoch Totten will take up the argument
to-day in the criminal court in lchalf of the de-
ieuse in the star route trials.
Mr.. MARKELL the Washington correspondent Of
the Milwaukee Republican. Sentinel, returned last
night from shot stay with his family, near Mil
wuukec.
A young lady, who has just returned from
Blackistone's Island, said that she was bitten by
mOSQuitOes only twice, once on the forehead ana
| once on the portico."
The charge of assault against George Mantz,
growing out of an accidental discharge of pistol
| IN his Lands, was continued for Il week by Prose-
cutting Attorney Moore Saturday.
Ophela Watson a young coored woman ar.
| rested for intanticde, was discharged by the
police court Saturday, the evidence not being con-
| elusive that the Laby died from her act
Mrs. Angelo L. Cryer n most gifted colored pi-
anist, has accepted offer pianist for travel
| ing company. She starts for Lcavenworth, KAN,
to-day, where she will begin her duties
| At recent meeting OF tbs board of trustees of
the GlenwOod Cemetery the old officers were re.
elected, and Lewis Clephanc aud Judson S. Brown
| were appointed trustees 10 ill vacancies.
| Edith. the little six year old daughter of Mr.,
Fred. NJ. Dodge, of the Government Printing Office,
fell from partition ut her fathers house Satur-
day and broke bOtfbOnes of her light forearm.
Tie large new clock for the office of the Chief
Signal Officer has arrived from Waltham, Mass.
1t runs in a vacuum and has an electrical attach,
nent that winds 1t up Hs 1t ruus. It's beautiful
specimen OF mechanism.
Messrs. L. H. liine, L. C. Dean, A. NJ. Clapp, and
Frank Hume, Of this city, left on Saturday for
silycrton, Col., to look alter their mining and
snc!ting interests i'll that vicinity. They will be
absent for several weeks.
Mr.. w. Ii. Miller, for Mrs. W. H. Cooley, of
Georgetown has libeled the schooner John Ma
ginmiS for $500 damages to the cargo of plaster
shipped on the vessel to Mrs Cooley, and Judge
Wylie has made an order for arrest.
lie IIydronaut Yacht Club left Saturday night on
the yacht Tutte on two weeks cruise to Colonial
Beach and the Lower Potomac. The crew Is COM
p, sed of George Ely, william Kaiser, William
lredwuy, Augustus and Edward Kaiser, and Ed
win Hood.
Mnlcom Price and Robert L. Poe were each fined
s. on Saturday-the former for severely whipping
a little boy named Maivin Niensee for jumping on
the step of an ice wagon, and the Inter Tor CIV
ing Price the whip aud telling him to administer
the lashing.
Mr.. William Hefrelfnger, for many years en-
ployed in the Government Printing Office, died
at his home in Mcchanicsburg, Pa, Saturday.
His many manly qualities greatly cndeared him
to his associates, aud his loss will be deeply felt
by his many friends in this city.
Mrs Tulloch, the treasurer of the Ladies Aid
to the Garfield Memorial Hospital" has received
from Amelia Burrage, the vice president of the
auxiliary society ut Gardner, Worcester County,
Massachusetts, Sll3.47, being the proceeds OF an
entertai in that town for the benefit OF said
hospital.
Marriage Licences were issued Saturday TO JOS
eph c. Dawson and Ida C. Johnson John Henry
Beckwith and Emma Dudley W. II. Harrison and
Clara Bennett, George W. Duvall, of Montgomery
County, Maryland, and Rosa 4. Price Of Btlti-
more; William Reynolds and Mary Margaret Bo-
lau, of Massachusetts.
The work of Rev. Samuel Kramer, acting chap
lain of the navy-yard, who has succeeded in estab-
fishing Seamans Retreat, at7l4 Lstree southeast,
1
of the United States receiving ship Pnssac; The
chaplain will be obliged for donations of books,
papers, &C., Tor the reading room.
About 10 o'clock Saturday morning little white
girl named Efie Darrell, years old, was acci-
dentally run over on Ninth, near Boundary street
BY wagon driven by William Allen. officer
West, of the second preciuct took the child 10 her
home near the scene Of the accident, and DR.. b. b
Adams was called III, who pronounced the IN
| juries s light.
| While driving through Monument Lot early
Saturday morning, the horse of DR.. Basil Norri:
became frightened and ran away. The DOcto
was thrown from the buggy and dragged somt
distance, sustaining serious injuries. His lef
ankle was badly fractured, besides other painfn
bruises. He was taken 10 his hole, and Drs. Ash
ford and Lincoln were summoned and rendered
medical aid.
Hon. George b. Loring, treasurer, and NJ Trimble
corresponding secretary, of the Garfield Nationa
Masonic Memorial Association, acknowledge tn
receipt of the following additional contributions
Cnarity Lodge, NO. lIi, LcWlSDur- iti, Soij \ IN
7. Ferry Portland, Greg. 81 ; Casselton Lodge
No. II, Caselton, pak, ~ Eugene A. Landry
George Leslie, and ?. W. Wertsch, Molgan, City
La, 81 each; l.. +. Hubert, Paris, France, 81.
, Mrs. Susan G. Wilson's will was on Saturda!
filed in the probate court, and admitted to pro
bate and record. She makes number of be
quests Of personal property, and directs that !h'
| remainder be diyided-two- thirds to go 10 he
son, +. wilson Boston; one.sixth to her daugh
ter-in-law, Mrs. f. Is. Wilson, and one sixth eaci
TO nieces, Lizzie S. Boyd, of Cumbrdgepot I
Mass, and Sadie L. Page, of Chicopee, Mass IL
NJ. Baker qualified rs executor, bond 81 500.
A team of the fiery, untamed mustangs from tn
boundless ranges OF the mighty West that wa
yesterday engaged in hauling passengers in on
Of the Hcrdics. was met near Thirteenth stree
> aud Penus sylvania avenue By colored procession
. attached to the usual brass band. The processio
= or the band was too much for The sensitive mus
. tang natures, and they left at once on dead rul
8 up the Avenue and whirled the empty coac
nriouSiy around into Fifteenth street and OH IL
the Avenue. The fat reporter did not catch up t
find out whether any damage was done, as it wa
- too hot TO run fast MS the team.