National Republican., 1882-11-02

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Iainesrille, Ohio; +. c. Stnuf, baltimore, Md:
Thomas y. Patterson, Chicago; T. jacobson. New
T. = g. Hongand. Vermont; George r. Boyden,
Yo.on II. ~ Watson, Pi,tsburg: u. A.. .Cuppia,
New YORK NJ. II. Church, Grand Rapids, Wis.
You can publish three line advertisement Of
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three times for twenty-five cents in THE REpuB-
IIcAS
1HR WEEKLY REPUBLICAN, with its full amount
of interesting reading matter, will be issued to-
day Copies in wrappers ready for mailing may
be had at the business Office.
There will be no session of the equity court to.
day.
The grand jury on Wednesday was adjourned
until the 18Th Instant
Miss Anita Cluss left for Richmond, Va, where
she will remain for Il few weeks.
Mr.. William Strickland, advance agent OF Col.
lier'S Lights O London Company. is at the Ma
tOnal.
Mr.. Halyor Nelson, of the Adutant Generals
Office leaves for Detroit, Mich, day to work for
til reel cou of Hon. Mr.. Lord In the first district
The German Orphan Asylum Association has
elected the following directors: Lonis Ketter,
John Walter Gustaye Hartig, simon Wolf, Georgu
Breitbarth aud John Kaiser.
The will of Henry Kaiser hos been filed with the
register He leaves all his property to his wife,
and education OF his children.
The injunction case of Walter and others
against Frank X. Ward was concluded .Wednes-
day in the equity court. a decision, it Is ex-
peCted, wil be rendered saturday.
A certificate ofincorporation Of the Club Cham
bers Association has been filed with The recorder.
The object Of the society is for mutual improve
ment. The managers for the first year are Harvey
i. Payne, +. H. Paine, and NJ. NJ. Nacomb.
The meteorological summary of the Signal Ser.
al. Mt sta fnr hn nj
October shows highest temperature of the month,
sligo; lowest 1882. The rainfall only amounted
To little more than half an inch less than i'll any
october since loIi
Mr.. Derlng FosdIck has become the Washington
correspondent of the Eric Herald and is also con-
neced with the new local paper. the Sunday Rec
ord, of which Mr.. Edward Remand is the eui,or.
Mr.. Fusdick is bright and attractive writer, and
will do good service upon both journals
The Washington Light Infantry Corps having
| decided TO attend and drill for tle Grand Army
| Fair, in Baltimore, are making active prcpara-
| lions tor the event. About one hundred men,
| rank and file, under the command OF Captain Bur-
ton II. Ross, will participate i'll the proposed trip
| and exhibition
A suit has been entered by John Carroll against
Robert Johnson sergeant of police claiming 81 COZ
damages for assault and illegal arrest Carroll
claims that on the Goth of last october he was as.
saulted and beaten by Johnson who arrested him
| and locked him up i'll u cell, and kept him con.
| fined there for ten hours.
| The seventh subdivision ofthe Associated Chari.
ties has elected the following officers to fill vacan
ces: William R. Woodward, vice presidents NJ. &
| Emery, trcasurer Miss NJ. I. Rowe, secretary
| A. u. Duvall, auditor, and William N. Gait
| samuel Pusey, Rev. Or. sunderland, Mrs. G. L.
Sheriff, Ms Bray, and Mrs W. b. Smell, man
| ayers.
Arovistus Pardee has entered suit against Eu.
gene c. and Frank II. Iannon, claiming 81, 90.
damages. The plaintiff employed the defendants
| who are plumbers, to make some repairs to his
| house on November II, ISL anI claims that they
did the wolk 50 unskillfully that the foundation
| walls of his house were damaged TO the amoun
| claimed.
The trustees of the Strong Cons olidated MininI
| Company of New Mexico, have organized by th
election of the following officers: President, Al
p I'll We SeGy Wa
4 Smith; mining superintendent Samuel Strong
| general manager W. :. Odell attorney for tn
company, o. ID. Barrett.
Hon. J. NJ. Wilson, professor Of the law of rea
estate III the Law College of the University O
| Georgetown, will begin his lectures on Monda
| evening, the 9th instant Judge Wilson's acces
sion to the faculty of the college has added niue
10 the already well.enrncd reputation of thi
school, which now attracts many students fror
distant states to attend its lectures
Mrs. Julia A. Roberts, the we'll known write
who has been prominent in philanth!opic move
ments here, has become n member OF the DashH
ways aud proposes to take an active part in Pre-
noting the temperance cause. She Is to be one
| the earnest workers Tor the complete success
the Dashaway" Fair, to be held at Masonic TEN
| pie on the 10Th, 10th, and l7th instant.
Mr.. Martin Horne who was mentioned In tn
Critic, as being connected with the South Wash
ington scandal, called al the REPUBLICAN, ofic
10 say that he had never had any wrongful init
macy with Mrs. Howell, and that the accoui
pubsheddi did him serious injustice. Mr.. Horn
Is an employe at the Bureau of Engraving au
| Printing and has borne an excellent reputation
The will OF Virginia Adams, wife of Samu,
Adams, W on Wednesday hled with the regste
The dccedent leaves to her daughter Eli2abe,
AIuoy, the property 527 street southwest to hs
daughters Ela and Emma Leon Adams, she bt
Queaths the house 1927 n street northwest; 10 ht
husband she leaves house 329 c street southwe
for life the balance of the estate is left to the Chi
, dren OF the late George Adams.
Marriage licenses have been Issued to Rufus /
Dodson and Christina Winsrum, Baltimore, Md
John W. Henderson and Marian +. Kirk, Alexal
dria, Va; George Worth and Mrs. Eliza Graham
West Washington, ID. c.. Thomas A. Gibson an
Mary L, Baplis, West Mashiigton; William |
Washington, d. c.. Jonn Bell and Frances AmanC
Grant John 5. .SChcerer and Lille Murphy, Wasl
ington, ID. q.
The attention of parents is called to the adve
tisement ofthe Norwood Institute, Mr.. and Mrs. q
bell, principals. \ limited number of boarders
received, aud the high character of the prlncipa
is n guarantee OF excellent management, The il
iuences are cultivated and refined and the eduCl
ional advantages are not exceled by any schoo
Mrs. Cabell has the boarding department; pareu
will find here comfortable home for the
daughters, where they will receive Il high ordC
ofinstruclion in all the English branches and
thorough training in music, French, and Germal
Call ut l2l2 aud l2l4 Fourteenth street.
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Lights % London"
Golfers Lights O London" Company will
the attraction at the National Theater next wee
This drama by George n, Sims, is said to be IL
best of the many melodramas that have floodC