National Republican., 1882-09-25

"
On Saturday largo body of excursoni IS from
Western Maryland were doing" the city.
Mr.. J. II. squicr has returned from delightful
visit to Hon. d. W. Gooch at Mclrose, Mass.
During the twenty. four hours ending at o. m.
yesterday the police made Rfty.nine erress.
The Day of At ncmcnt, Yum Kirpur, was very
strictly observed by the Hebrews on Saturday.
The synagogues were crowded.
The suit for divorce of Laviu!a Ernest ;ain't
Elenzcr G. Ernest, filed February 25. 1882 has been
dismissed ut the Complai ants request.
The Misses Annie Chrsman and Katie Wells
two Of Hurrsburg's charming bellies, are visiting
Mrs II. Billings nt 2l2 q street northwest.
Mrs. Lizzie Ford, of the Pension Oticc, and her
charming little daughter Louie, is spending her
vacation among friends and ie.aives Ill Athens,
Ohio.
Henry Ran procured n warrant on Saturday for
Jesse W. Jackson, charged with being an unli:
censed broker doing business at 22S East Capitol
street.
Mrs. Florence Megrew, wife Of the Hon. H. C.
Megrew, the handsome and efficient sccio nry
Of ihY Ono State Republican Assoc caion, is visit
ing in Ohio.
Both tile Connecticut and Indiana Republican
Associations held enthusiastic meeting' Saturday
| night Full delegations Will 60 home TO Doth
States to vote
Daniel sigourney, n small boy, living at 2S2i
Pennsylvania avenue, was run over BY wag III
on Pennsyvania avenue Saturday evening and
slightly injured.
Ill tcierCuCe 10 tne helu- u-hHilCOck reul cstuts
suit MIR. Hancock's answer will deny the allcga-
tUns being false, and that there was no improper
| conduct ON his part
Remember you can put q three. line notice in
| the Want, For Sale or Rent Lost and Found or the
| Personal column of The REPUBLICAN three times
| ior twenty-five cents.
| Oscar Whitney, esq, OF the General LHn1 OAlce,
left last night over the Baltimore aud Potomac
Railroad for Northern New York OH trip COM
| bining business ami pleasure.
| laul Thorn and Bnninmin Barns who wera
arrested for cruelty beating bear, as mentioned in
saturdays REPUBLICAN,, were fined So for obstruct-
| ing the sidewalk with the animal.
| Marriage licenses were issued Saturday TO Philip
Brooks aud Sarah Bingham, James T. Harbin ind
Jennie A Mitchell, of this city; William p. Price,
| of Wilmington, N. G., aud Ann Wood, OF this
| city.
On Saturday United States Marshal Blair, of
South Carolina, arrived here with posse Of
"moonshiners" and others bound for Eastern
penitentiar!es. They were lodged i'll the District
| jail over Monday.
Judge Smell having returned to the city from
| his summer vacation, Justice Bundy, who has been
presiding at police court during his absence, on
| Saturday bade farewell to his associates at the
| court III Il neat little speech. -
The work of laying the new sidewalk<on the
north side of Pennsylvania avenue, ,between Sec
ond and Third streets, has been eofnmenced under
| the superintendence &C IN. II. L. CruntUri. Mr..
p. Maloney has t1fne'.tract. The pavement is to
| lie laid in diaGons clocks.
On Saturday the Columbian College nine vent
TO Hyattsyillc and play the nine from that place
After finely contested game the college boys
T. won by score of 9 to5 the feature of the gain'
was triple play by Gibson, Hanson. and Dome
of the college team IN the third inning.
Albert Gleason hns entered suit against DaI
Ffeil for tresspass claiming $500 damages. He al
| eges that the defendant entered upon the lot o
the plaintiff, 1871 Seventh street, without r!gh
and tearing down frame stable, which canIu
be rebuilt, as the place is within the fire limits.
-
person left an infunt about three days old on th
door. steps OF Mrs. Butler. colored, in alley be
tween Fifteenth and Sixteenth and NJ and !
streets northwest. 1t was taken to the fourth pre-
cinct station aud from there TO st. AIMS Orpha,
Asylum.
Suit for divorce was on Saturday instituted by
India NJ. Adds against Charles NJ. Adds. They
were married Junel 1870 by Rev. John Chester
her maiden name being Scroggins, and she charge
that on August Is, 1850, he will.ully deserted her
and she has been compelled to earn her living b.
working as a miliner.
Charles Stewart, q well-known and wealth!
farmer, formerly q paymaster in the Navy, an
the owner Of the National Fair grounds, was o
Saturday charged in the police court with indecer
| exposure Of his person TO several young Indie
while sitting in his buggy on street, near Firs
Stewa rt wus arrested but forfeited ESQ collateral
On Saturday afternoon Detective Acton and oil
GERS Shilling and Daily arrested Fanny Moultol
culored, for stealing s3l3. The girl is employed 0
| COOK Ut nOuSe Vi lll-luulc ou v elIeclt MIilC
was visited by gentleman with the money on h
person. The money was found in the girls trunl
who claimed white woman gave it to her. Sh
was locked up.
On Wednesday the residence of Mr.. G. W. Hine
1881 Ninth street northwest, was entered. A bu
rcau was opened and $500 in money taken. o
Thursday night the residence of Mr.. Hosea
Moulton, No. 1924 Ninth street northwest, was OIL
tered and his clothing carried of from his Ded
room. In the pockets we're his gold watch an
chain and $40 In money.
The Deer Isle (Me,) Gazette has the tollowir
personal: We have the pleasure to announce II
arrival of brother editor in the person of D
Frank Howe of Washington, d. c.. who Is cit
editor of THE NATIONAL REPUBLICAN, the leadir
morning paper of that city. In tn c name of Il
Islnnd we extend 10 him and his interestir
family u most cordial welcome.