National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-20

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| Hutchinson, New York.
You can publish three-lne advertisement OF
| Wanted" "For Rent" "For Sale" or Lost"
three times for twenty-five cents in TIE REruD.
| LiCAS.
Ex-senator Christancy was yesterday on the
stand bcf re the examiner, but the evidence given
| WIS of no public interest.
| Yesterday the court in general term approved
| the bond of John Twecdalc n notary public, with
| Harrison Dngman and Otis f. Pcsbrey MS surctics.
c. c. Willard has purchased the Hooe building
+. street and property to the east of that, look
ing to the extension Of the Ebbit House in the
future.
John Hancock and Thomas G. Carmick have
been elected trustees of Holy Gross Church in
place OF James u. Winner and Edward W. Lewis
resigned.
Rev Father Fulton, pastor ofst Aloysius Church,
who len here a few weeks ago for q tour through
the North to raise money to help pay the debt
On St. Aloysius Church, has been very successful
so far.
very interesting game Of bnse bail was played
at Alexandria yesterday between the Wavcrly
club, OF this city, and the High School nine, of
Alexandria, rcsutingin the triumph Of the former
by score org to
Marriage licenses have been issued to Theodore
PenGleton, Prince William County, Virginia, and
Martha Roanc,. Washington; George Poole and
Minnie Davis, Lawrence Herberger and Theresa
lIuth, Washington, d. c.
Mr. ]. X. simms, clerk at the fremont House in
this city, has designed his position to accept n
place IN the st. James Hotel Denver, Col. Mr.;
Sll1llS is II very popular. young gen anu
his many friends will mis- him.
Yesterday Chief Special Agent Brewster Cam
cron, of the Department of Justice, filed in the
criminal court amended affidavit and copy of the
thal ges against cX. Marshal still wcl H. Russell.
The case was set for hearing for next Tuesday.
Nonh johnson, the cOlorcd man who stole n
trunk containing portion of the wardrobe Of Miss
Kate Griffith, an opera singer, while she was per-
| forming at Ford's Opera House, was yesterday
tried in the police court ard held for the grand
| jury IN default of $500 bonds.
Invitations to Il meeting Of the Classical Society
| this evening at the studio of Miss c. L. Ransom
have been Issued. The literary exercises will con-
sist of n lecture on "Sir Walter Raleigh and His
Times" by Charles II. Brainard of BCston, TO be
| followed by discussion of tie subject by the
| members and guests of the society.
| A sermon will be preached to- morrow evening
at All Souls Church before the Society for the
| Prevention OF Cruelty to Animals by Rev. r. II.
| Shipper, in compliance with n request made by
| the society. Music appropriate to the occasion
will be rendered by the choir, under the direction
| of Professor sherman.
Ben. Dascnbrock n little boy eight years old,
whose parents live at 1906 street southwest, while
| sliding down the banisters in one of the public
schools. fell and broke both bones Of his left fore
| arm, lie was conveyed to the Emergency Ilospi-
| tal, where Drs Parsons and Druty set the broken
| bones, after which he was taken home. The ope-
ration Is very Iainlul one, but the little fellow
| stood IL mantully without flinching,