National Republican., 1882-09-04

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Chicago.
You can publish n threeline advertisement OF
"Wantcd," "For Rent" "For Sale" or Lost"
three times for twenty-five cents in THE REPuB-
LICAS.
DR.. 2. 7. Sowers who has been recreating at
Cape May, has returned and resumed his practice
Mr.. j. p. Palmer, who has been on Two months
visit abroad, returned TO the city Saturday even
ing.
There was but one marriage license issued Sat-
urday, viz: TO John +. Mudd and Louisa Butler,
both OF this city.
The engagement of Mr.. Samuel Kirby to Miss
Fannie French Is announced, the wedding to take
place i'll october.
DR.. F. NJ Marshall. of the Army Dispensary, has
been called home to Newark, n. j., on account of
the serious Hines Of his mother.
Mrs. A. C. Starkey OF the Interior Department,
has returned from visit to her home OH the coast
OF Maine, fair, fat, but not yet forty.
The soop- yacht Marian left Saturday for the
lower Potomac with genial party, consisting oi
DR.. Gibbou, J. william Palmer, DR.. A. 2. Bogue
Captain Ninson and e. II. Coburn
There will bc two troting races at Brightwood
| Park OH Thursday next, one for green horses and
one free to all. A number of horses have entered
for each race, md fine afternoons sport is assured
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| The wedding of Mr.. J. J. Harley, OF the Wash
| ington Light Infantry, and Miss Susie E. Potter,
f,r some years successful teacher in the primary
schools. VIII take place on Wednesday evening at
ST. Patrck's Church.
The welding of Mr.. W. E. Williams. son of Major
L. +. Williams, deputy United States marshal fol
the District to Miss FL a Houston, daughter Of Mrs.
j. g. Houston, will take place tomorrow evening
ut o'clock, ut the Incarnation Church.
| The wedding Of Mr.. Irwin A. Talbot, of this
city, and Miss Emma German, of Baltimore, will
| take place in that city at st. Luke's Church OH
| Thursday evening. Quite number of friends
| from this city Will so over to the wedding.
| Mrs. J. 5. Powell, the popular contralto of the
Tabernacle, returned on Saturday evening from
| her summer vacation and yesterday delighted the
congregation with her singing. Mrs. Powell has
renewed her contract with this church for another
year
| The National Rifles Cadets will have full COM
pany drill tomorrow Tuesday evening at the
| Armory. 1t is understood that the boys will ac-
company the seniors to Baltimore on Tuesday
next, and that they will have several drills thi:
week to steady them as soldiers and inure them to
| marching.
| Some asinine idiot started wild rumor last
| night of big row out at Unontown The police
| knew nothing about it, and q REPUBLICAN, re-
| porter, after having four horses shot underneath
| him Ia piece of the Egyptian copy got run IN
| here), could find nothing that would shed any
| light on the subject.
| About IL 80 o'clock yesterday morning Officer
| King discovered fire in Hulse's second hand
| clothing store, near the corner OF Seventh and
| streets southwest in u building owned by George Z
| Kirk. An alarm was turned in from box 4l2, nnc
| the engines soon hai the fire under control. The
damage will probably amount to $500.
| The National Rifles, after a suspension of tho
regular weekly drills for portion of the summer,
| resumed them last week. and 1t Is ex pectcd tina
there will be u full attendance this evening of al
| who not yet absent from the city on their
| nual vacation. At one time recently there were
| over twenty-five active members OF this company
| "vacating."
| Miss Augusta C. Boyd, of the patent division o
the General Land Office, left on Saturday morning
over the Baltimore and Potomac Railroad for hei
home at Laporte,, Ind, where she will shortly be
married TO Mr.. Edwin Crane, thriving young
| business man of Chicago. A Mrse number of the
| friends of Miss Boyd accompanied her to the depot
| to bid her goodbye.
Major Pollard, of the National Rifles. is practic-
ing for the international rifle match at Creedmoor
|
night after the drill the remarkable score made
| by Major Pollard on Friday which was 81, SO
| and 80 at $40, 800, and 1000 yards. With such q
he will not alono bring glory to himself and
his comrades, but earn the leading place in the
| team.
| L. b. Hay esq.,, has returned from his western
trip, and looks hale and hearty. He has been il
| Dakota for several weeks on business matters con
| nected with the Attorney Generals office. A
Yaukton he fell in with quite a number of ole
| Washngtonians, who treated him royalty mir
| Hay was greatly impressed with what he saw il
| that section of the country, but says there Il
| no use in going West when you can have so mucl
| fun here
Professor. Kaspar and his talented wife, Ami,
| Roemer- Kaspar, have returned to the city. The,
have been rnsticating In the vicinity of Frederick
| and are in excellent health and spirits. Madam,
| kaspar was at her post as leading soprano of Con
| gregationa Church yesterday, and by her excel
lent singing renewed her acquaintance with th'
large and appreciative congregation. Professor
| kaspar will resume his instructions on the vlolii
| this week.
| The death of the estimable wife of Major Elias
Griswold will be deeply felt by large circle o
| friends. AS Miss Laura Hopkin; she was quite
popular in society on account Of her brilliant &C
coinpish ments and loyabe Disposition and sine,
| her marriage she has been Motel for her matroni,
a great grief to her husband Who has genera
| sympathy in his loss. The funeral will take plac
Tomorrow afternoon at st. Patricks Church.
Representatives of nearly all the State organiza
| lions Oh TINS CITY met ~ the roOinS OF tue Onl
Association. No. 100 Ninth street. Saturday even
ing, aud elected Mr.. A. W. Bingham chairman
of the committee on transportation, organized 10
the purpose of securing reduced rates Of trauspor
taton for voters at the fall elections reduction
of twenty per cent on the limited rates TO all tn
prominent points North and West has been secured
NJ. Trimb!e. corresponding secretary, and Hon
| George b. Loring treasurer, of the Garfield Ma
tonal Masonic Memorial Association, acknowl
edge the receipt of the following additional con
riUutions: Lebanon Lodge No. l02 Lauesboro
| Mum. Ella; JOY Lodge No, 307. Wlliamsport Pa
sl6 Centennial Lodge No. %, snohomish Cit,
| W. T., sig; Hope Lodge No. All, Rio Grnnde City
| Texas, SIS: Corinthian Lodge No. 20, Wilmington
Dell SIS, and Meyersdale Lodge No. 5ii, Pennsyl
vania, SIS.
| District Government Affairs.
The contractors have finished the laying Of con
crete payements.
Fiteen street lamps are to be charged to III
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad.
The coroner has presented his annual report t
the Commissioners.