National Republican., 1882-10-25


LIcAS.
THE WEEKLY REPUBLICAN,, with its full amount
of interesting reading matter will be issued to-
morrow. Copies IN wrappers ready for mailing
may be had at the business Office.
Rev. W. b. Evans, of the NJ. f. Church, Is again
i'll with the malaral and bilious fever.
Mr.. H. o. Towles has purchased Il lot In john
son Wines new addition to Hyattsvlle. Nd.
There will be no session of the equity court TO-
day. Justice Hagner having adjourned court until
tomorrow.
Orleans V. Mccarthy has been appointed by the
probate court guardian of orley p. Mccarthy aud
bond fixed at 81 900.
Mr.. 4. F. Barker has commenced the construc-
tion Of four new houses on b, between Ninth and
Tehth streets southwest.
Benjamin f. Watson and Josiah p. Fitch Of the
court OF appeals of New York, have been ad-
mitted TO the District bar.
On motion Of Mr.. Duvnll Samuel II. Walker has
been appointed United States commissioner by
the court i'll general term.
A young gentleman, recently appointed in the
Army, WIS arrested Tuesday night for dsorderly
conduct and locked up in the Tenth-street station
house,
The marriage Of Mr.. John w. Slater, OF Alex-
andria County, Yirgipia, and Miss oskie Brown
Of Rock Creek Parrish will be solemuized at
o'clock on Thursday.
ored woman, was in the police court, charged
with larceny. She was placed under $500 to ap-
pear before the grand jury.
Mcssrs. W. J. Muragh and Smith Petit have
been excused as jurors In the circuit court, and
Collins b. Crusor W. =. Sibley, Jacob D. Hutton
T. M. Enlbrcy and James A. Edgar accepted 10 fill
vacancies
The Grand Division, Sons of Temperance, will
hold its quarterly session on Friday next at Ger
| man Hail. when business OF Importance connected
a rdp ll. tha al
election of officers be held.
A mechanics lien has been filed by Samuel D.
Philips for sd,77o against lot 25 Donaldsons sub
division of square 435. The property is at the
southeast corner of Eighth aud streets south.
west, aud is owned by Rev. w. w. Hicks.
The Washington Light Infantry Cadets will cleo
three regular lieutenants next Friday night. The
occasion will be one of grave importance to the
company, aud a full attendance Of mtmbers
should be AT Blake's Hall at an early hour.
| Haverly's Consolidated Masto lon Minstrels, the
original 40 count 'em, 49," will appear at Ford's
| Opera House next week. Many new features are
added TO this strong organization, and no doubt
crowded houses Will greet this popular company
Pennsylvania avenue, from Ninth to Eleventh
street, is in decidedly torn-up condition, in coii
| sequence of the relaying Of the sidewalk on the
north side. Pedestrians passing along that thor.
| oughfire are compelled to walk in the middle o.
the street.
John Underwood, of occaquan. formerly mar
shall Of the eastern district of Virginia, and nj
old time dyed in. the wool Republican, is support
ing the Coalition movement. He is tor MahOue's
policy as the best TO beat down Bourbonism in tho
Old Dominion
MI William f. Abbott, the popular grocer at
No. 172l Pennsylvania avenue, who Is in the
present panel of the criminal jury this tel nj
availed Himself of the recess given the jury. by
Judge Hagner, ard lett last night for NeA York to
purchase his fall stock of fancy groceries.
Marcelo Carroll, Sarah Bibbins, Edward Taylor
Annetta smoot, James II. Jones, John johnson
Thomas Johnson, Joseph Pnkney, and Richard
Johnson, who were arrested for participating in
the row at Mount Psgah Church, were released
on their personal bon.s for good behavior
A delegation from the Wonan's National Labor
League, consisting of Mrs. Charlotte Smith, prcsi-
dent, and Mrs. Mary Butler, secretary, addressed
the Federation of Labor, asking their co-opera.
ton in the work of organizing the female labo
blity.
| Patents were issued from the United States
Patent Office Tuesday TO the following District In
ventors: Philip c. jenkins, for lime heating foot
| stove; Henry c. Johnson, Wa. .hington, ana +. NJ
| McMian New York, corpse-cooler; Tolbert Sans
ton, faucet, and George W. Mason, convertible
| swing aud chair.
Mr.. Henry George has responded to the invita-.
ton of the Federation of Labor to deliver lectur,
in this city under the auspices of that body, ant
writes that he will come to Washington as soon al
| he can arrange his plans, which will be in few
days, und that he VIII advise the president OF thu
Milton Monday. whose arrest for the ALLEGED
stealing Of n horse and buggy was mentioned il
| The REPUBLICAN,, has waived examination il
| the police court and been committed In defaul
OF 81 900 bonds to await the action of the gruut
Jury. Detectives from Lancaster, Pa, are here Il
take Monday back with them, us he Is wanted il
| that place.
This week the demand for good books is ben
well supplied ut the Franklin book house, ~
Pennsylvania avenue, and If little shelrworn
| or even old, the low prices cause mi any to add 4
| their Libraries. The growing business IN ney
| books, views fine stationery, &C., of this well
| known house demands prompt clearing out o
| all old goods.
The swimming. school property on New Yorl
avenue is for sale. and in case the owners do no
| find purchaser 1t will then be rented to th
highest bidder 1t is understood that several par
ties ure aier II for the purpose OF carrying on the
'ame business, and that we'll known gentleman
of amphibious procliyities Is now getting up
| stock company for the purpose OF buying tn
| property or leasing it.
Mr. Delos L. Landers who was o popular an
efficient officer of the Metropolitan police force o
this city for the last six years, whose resignation
IN september has been heretofore mentioned, lef
| Tuesday night with his family ior his old HON
| in Chenango County, New York. He was goot
soldier during the entire war, as well as a goo'
| officer while here, and he Is sure that Judg
| FOlger Will he elected governor.
Curtis j. Hnlyer has filed a bill in equity agains
James NJ Latta ana Elizabeth ]. Latta, his wife, L
| compel them to execute to the plaintiff deed t
oil Of square &C, except certain described por
tons, which he claims Is his property by virtue o
sale from one Sunderland, and which was con
yeyed to the defendant for the convenience o
making Il sule, The defendant now refuses 4
execute the deed, The property is valued a
| $4,000.
| William II. Lanman, who has been for mum
Der OF years connected with the telephone com
pany Of this District, has resigned and gone t.
Harrisburg, Pa 10 take charge Of the inspectio
work of the Southern Pennsylvania Telephon
cided promise, and the responsible position whic
has now been given him is u proof of his husue'
capacity ana intelligence. His many friends her
will be glad oi his success,
DR.. T, Z, McAtdle, the well known physician
and secretary of the medical society of the dit
triCt met with q serious accident on Sunda
evening, being thrown from his buggy whi
driving on Fourteenth street. Ills head struc
him. He will be confined 10 his house for som
time. The lecture he was announced TO deliyt
before the Carroll Institute on next Thursda
evening is, therefore, postponed for one week.
Virginia Coalition AEsOciatIOn.
At O meeting Of the Virginia Coalition Associa
tion, held at the hall 632 Pennsylvania avenu
last evening, the consolidation of the two VII
gnia associations heretofore existing was effected
and the following officers were unanimous
elected: L. L. Payne, president; r. p Finigal
secretary w. L, suth, assistant recording secrI
second vice presidents @. r. c. Phillips, treasure
| John A GtOkes. geFfeaul. at.ar Tho atgcpil