National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-01-16

direct by steamship Nedcrland, via Antwerp, and ut
southampton and Brcrien. The mails for Brazil, via
Tie mails Tor Cane Iiayti. sni Domingo ard rufk's
Island ccsS on Thursday NJ onc y IN. The mails for
y. NJ, The MATHS for Porto Rico and Marncaibo close
on Friday ut nine a. M The mails for Nassau y. r.,
sncla and CHrScoa close on satnray at eight A. M
The mails for Jamaica, Greytown and Port IimOn
wall ana south Pacific close on saturday 1t ten a. M
The mails for cuba close on saturday nj one
=. M Tho mails Tor Chin and Japan close January
~ a. sever p M Inc mails Tor Australia %c', close
Foriy.seven arrests were made by the police saur.
day
Guitoau's head has dCprCssionon one side. That's
about the way his head will look, too, by.and bye
The sixty.scventh annual meeting of the Protestant
Asylum will be held at the asylum to morrow after.
noon at two o'clock.
The many friends of Miss Lois Mygntt Mrs Will
cox will regret TO hear that she is dangerously Ill of
typhoid fever In Pttsburg.
The ladies Of the Land Leage will give grand hop
at the Masonic Temple this evening. a most enJoya-
BILE entertainment may be anticipated.
There was rumor the streets Saturday that
Captain Howcate had died In Jail. Inquiry revealed
the ihct that the rumor was not true
A letter to the Eucning Post and New York Times,
relative to the Landreau claim, is attracting consider
able attention II has been published in pamphlet
form.
The Liquor License Committee Saturday approved
the applications of Thomas Brown, Catherine Kane,
Andrew Nephuth, William L. Riley and Joseph
Schlndt.
The address delivered before the American Wing
and Cliosophc Societies of the College of New Jersey
in June last by William H. Welsh, of Baltimore, has
been published in pamphlet form.
Miss Hattie Dean Mcconnell, whose success as an
actress has been most gratifying has received several
very atering offers from the Pacific SLOPE and will
| leave Washington this week for Denver, Col.
picked team Of the best skaters and polo players
from Baltimore Is to play selected team of our own
Washington Club tonight at the rink. 1t will prob
ably be of the most stubbornly.contested games
ever played here
The Woman's Evangelical Temperance Assocla.
| ton held meeting in Dashaway Hal, Georgetown,
Sunday afternoon and was largely attended Mrs.
Reilly and Mrs Chambers are the champion leaders
of this association.
The magnificent floral Tyre which was presented by
| the Washington operate Association to Mr.. John
Philip Sousa, its musical director, was the artistic
production of MeSsrs John Small Il Son, whose repu-
tation rs floral designers is not cxcelled In the
country
AT q special meeting of the Analostan Boat Club
held saturday night committee consisting of w. IL.
McKenney, T. w. Wright, j. Stanley Brown, H. l..
Paro and ID. q. Adec, appointed to take charge
oIthe matter of complimentary sOiree to be given
carly next month.
The Acting President of the Women's Nurses Asso-
war in hospitals, enlisted volunteer nurses meet
at the residence of Mrs Ingersoll, No. oil Fourth
street northwest Tomorrow evening, matters of
much interest TO them are to be considered.
on Saturday in the Circuit Court Justice NIacAr-
thur refused the motion of counsel for new trial i'm
the suit Of Mr.. H. j. Ramsdc against the District.
Mr.. Eamsdcll, II will be remembered sued the Dis
rict for $4,000 damages for injuries sustained in fall
| Ing ON defective sidewalk and breaking his leg.
The second of the enjoyable series of chamber
music concerts will take place February at Marinis
| Hal. Gems from Mozart, Haydn, and Reinbcrgcr
Will be Interpreted ON this OCCASION The performers
Bcrnays, Hoffman, S2emClcnyi, sherman, and
Gloct2ner, are too we'll known TO need special praise
Marriage licenses were issued Saturday to Isadore
KitOe, Albany, n. ", and Aschel Weiss, New York
| Francis Sthw,inshart, Baltimore, and Maria H.
| Byrne, Washington; Joseph Murphy and Ida L.
| Trammcll, renna town. d. O.. Robert Fcnnolle
Washington, and Kate SumlOrl, Stafford County Va.
DR.. Arthur b. Elliott, the editor of the Larslngburg
| IN. w GdzcHc, II thriving Republican paper with q
veteran history of eghtythree years behind IT, Is in
| town stopping ut 1907 q street northwest. Dir. I,
lott Is II Stalwart In the best sense true and faithful
Republican, and an Independent journalist in the best
| sense.
| The Commissioners have sent n letter to Colonel
Casey stating that they understand there Is large
amount OF iron bands removed from the pieces O
stone sent to the Washington Monument which woult
be of great value To the Parking Commission for tn,
protection oftrce boxes, and requesting the return o
| the same.
1.-THE Repentance Of God formed the tonic of Rev
! c. Herbert Richardson's lecture, one of the Scrle
upon the difficult passages of Genesis last evening"
| McKendree Church, taking as his text Genesis vi,
| "And 1t rcpented the Lord that lie had made man
DC, The subject was well clucdatcd before an apprc
c,Htvc congregation.
The next lecture in the " NJ G. A. course to youpt
men will be given this evening ut the chapel Oh
| Eighth street by the Rev William Leonard, rector o
| 81. johns Church, upon the subject of Cuba" Mr.
Leonard has Travelled extensively in the Island o
Cuba. aud is abundnntly competent to speak upon III
| beauties and itsdCiects.
\ great deal Of Interest Is being manifested I'm tn
lecture TO be given next Friday evening by Archibald
| Forbes, the great London war correspondent. Mr.
| Forbes has delivered this lecture In New York nnC
great enthusiasm, aud his lecture has proved per
feet delig ht to all his audiences,
THE IriumviTs Of Fourand.a-hAlf Street" edition
OF September, l5Si, Is out In pamphlet form l
handles the District Commissioners without gloves
Upon the cover of the pamphlet Is the following
this square tor the purpose they were considering IN
prOpricty Of doing sO," j. DCnt, president.
The first concert Of the Amateur Orchestra vii
take place next Thursday evening at Curtis Hall
Georgetown, under the direction Of Mr. Robert
BernaEs' THIS orchestra Is composed ofa The anna
forty pieces, The programme VIII consist Of ON
Haydn symphony and several light modern mum
The Odd.Felows, at their fair to be held soon, ar
going to offer q slnge.scpll shell to the most popua
singlesculler In the District, The friends of And
Smith, OF the Columbia club whose names are legior
| have opened the campaign already for that popua
little gentleman and Handy Andy" with the scull,
Tile boys at the Government Printing OnlCe sweat b
Andy, ana with the help Ofhis clubnlates will make
hot race for the shell.
The Columbia Amateur Journalistic Association {
this city, will hold their third annual reunion hi
evening, At 1903 Fstrcet. AneNcelleut programme {
literary exercises has been arranged, which will b
| carried out by the members nf the association. Nj
O. W. barr The president Of the association, will IL
| liver the welcome address, ana MIR, &, Rdgppy Wa
Ter VIII deliver The NHlvdClpry II Is expected that
large number Of association editors from Maryland
virginia, and PcnnSy lyHnin viii be present
Our sprlshtly contemporary INDUCES In a It'll
Justlnublo selEpmisc, as iollOwsi "Dming the wee
ending to-day Ut noon the CrUic had received at N
Office counter 3T new subscriptions During u
, month ending ut noon to-day II had received lilS
the counter Ihis Is exc uslve Of tho new suhscgl
lions received by carriers, ana OF course IL does ut
include the average growth Of sales to npwSbOY
The total increase Of circulation from all quarter
during the month ending at noon to-day Is over tw
thousand
The Columbia Bowling Club has been oycrrun wit
applications for membership II was found hecc
sury to limit the number TO eighteen, In cons
. quCncc Of which new club Is now being formed ,
other members OF The Columbia Boat Club Rs ry,
10 the first. Among the gentlemen organizing Il az
}. H. Lake, u, -. ODDS, Andy smith, T. H. William
new club viii be az the alley ON T. street near I'M
-ffl glll M. A. Inc