National Republican., 1882-07-10

Calvin II. Wells Pltisburg Pa.
woRMLEY,s.- s.-George +. Lincoln, Daniel G. Gil.
lette, a. w. oliver, New York.
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LICAN.
Treasurer Gilfllan has gone to Boston, Mass,
| and will be absent about four days.
| During the twenty four hours ending yesterday
at A. m. the police made forty three arrests.
Justice Hhgncr has granted William II. Hailer O
divorce from Frances A. Hailer The charge was
desertion
The smoking nuisance on the avenue cars has
become intolerabe. No lady can afford to ride
| i'll smoking cur.
A marriage license was issued Saturday to David
s. Reed, Of this city, and Jane E. Parrott, of
&c ,rgetown, ID. G.
Mr. George II. Smith has taken charge OF the
Washington bureau of the Baltimore American,
vice Mr. William a. West, furloughed.
Louis b. and Harry G. Seibold, of Baltimore,
| sons of G. G.. Sebold, of the Baltimore detective
| lorce are in the city visiting relations.
Mr. Phillips, the late popular manager of the
New York Associated Press in this city, has left
| for his new sphere Of work in New YORK.
William H. Docket, colored, aged 10 years was
Saturday sent to Jail for six months for stealing
horse and wagon belonging to Louis st. John.
Two dead infants were found Saturday, one o
white baby by officers of the Sixth Precinct and
| the other colOrei by officer Mcnamara, of the
| Second Precinct.
Mrs, Fred. Douglass, wife of the Recorder OF
Deeds was stricken with paralysis last Fridly, at
her home, in Unontown. She now lies in u very
| critical condition.
The many friends of Rev. Father Boland assist.
ant pastor ofst Matthews Church, will be glad to
| learn that he has returned from his trip North,
| having entirely regainei his health
Baltimore is going to have another oriole exh-
btion next fall 1t has been discovered that
these public shows pay, and Baltimore is wide
awake enough to take advantage of It,
John Brown, coffee -colored individual, was
gobbled Saturday afternoon and confined in the
| Finn Precinct Station, charged with being exces
| sively drunk and exceedingly boisterous.
| The officers of the Fifth Precinct have arrested
Dick Norris for being concerned with his father in
the recent cutting attempt on John Royster last
| Norris.
| The Departmental Dozen" have resumed
their popular excursions and to avoid q crowd
they have arranged to give series on every Tues.
day evening during the months of July and Au-
| gust, 1882.
The coronerhas examined the remains of the
| dead infant brought to the Second Precinct sta
tion. house on Friday aud gave certificate. of
stil born. The body was turned over to the
| health Office for burial.
The workmen on the Washington Monument
| Saturday finished the layer that sends the shaft
900 feet in the air. On account OF the scarcity Of
granite and iron the work Will be suspended until
about The 10Th of this month.
| Professor X. E. Odlum, who is conducting q
natatorium at Fortress Monroe, performed the re-
| markable feat on Friday last, Of swimming from
| the tort 10 Ocean View, a distance of nine miles,
| in four hours and ten minutes.
| A boat race between W. c. Mckinney of the
Potomacs, and K. Somers, of the Plate Printers
! Rowing Association, will take place at Marshall
Hall on the 25th, the occasion OF the excursion of
| the Georgetown Catholic Union Mr. Bode will
| not enter
| The portrait of Mrs. Hayes now occupies q
| DrOminpnt plarn the wall of the mn ri
The large picture of the late President Garfield,
| which was used at the Capitol during the memo
rial services there, has also been placed in the EX
| ecutive Mansion.
The people of Est Washington are anxiously
inquiring whether in the proposed new increase
of the police force that section of the city is to be
| remembered. AT present each officer there has
beat of about five miles. This Is O trfe too large
| f'r close and careful work.
T. E. King, the president of Capital City Gun
Club, narrowly escaped serious INJURY on the
grounds of the club last Saturday. An explosive
ball broke immediately in front of his face neatly
singing off his eye. brows and moustaehe, but for
tunately doing no further damage
About 1890 yesterday afternoon Mrs. Lamb
| wife of Lyman H. Lamb, the we'll. known pie.
laker, was overcome by the heat on Virginia
avenue while on her way home from church. She
was removed to her residence, 81 street south
west, and medical aid summoned.
Early Saturday morning the remains ofa colored
female child were found in the Young Mems
Burial Ground by James Talbert, the sexton.
Officer Cole, of the Second Precin Ct took them to
tAe station house. The coroner after an exami-
nation, gave certificate OF still-brth. The health
Office buried the boiy.
Mr.. A. Curet the printer at the United States
National Museum, is one ofthe most accomplished
men in his profession in the country. His in
genuity and ,skill in artistic designing, is most
wonderful. Mr.. Curet was formerly employed in
THE NATIONAL REPUBLICAN job rooms, and his
selection for the position he fills shows wise dis
elimination.
| Isaac A Miller rnanaoer of the Clinton uorsa
was arrested late Saturday evening on the charge
Of grand larceny. 1t seems that Mr.. Morency left
a trunk at Mr.. Mlers to secure the payment
of n board bill due him, and then made demand
debt. Mr.. Miller refused to deliver the trunk
and was arrested. He was released at once on
| security.
Thomas sheehan, William Sweeney, and a an.
other man, got into an alray early Saturday morn
ing at Gordon's saloon, corner First street and
| Penns ylvania avenue, in which Sheehan was beat
about the head so severely that the latter was
| taken to Providence Hospital in precarious CON
dition, At last accounts however, he was doing
we'll Sweeney was arrested, but claims that he
| acted i'll self -deien'e.
Professor John II. Sullivan the distinguished
expert from Boston, who was recently engaged in
q brief but interesting controversy with his great
professional rival Professor Ryan, Of Fistc College,
Troy, N. y, spent couple of days in Washington
last wet X, leaving Thursday night While here
he was located at Godfreys, where he attracted
much attention from the admirers of the develop.
ment OF physique.
Last night was u good night for the bugs, they
IL akiag up in quantity what the hotel clerks dia
mond lacks in quality The electric lights at the
Riggs House were the center of attraction for the
| winged pests, and per,ons gong in and coming
| ou had y battle Tor their lives; but when III. y
| cane of second best, as II were they looked as
they had followed Napolean through the Alps
| with about fourteen Waterloos thrown in. The
bugs are OF the ifyoudontgela wayyouwillgetbt
| species.
Mr.. n. Trimble, corresponding secretary of the
Garfield National Masonic Memorial Association,
Acknowledges the receipt of the following addi.
tional contributions: Z. Courds1n and L. Nun.
son, Wheatland, Iowa, 81 each; 2. b. Clark and d,
IunnsdSe, @ S? No. T ST. qPS PSTrsS s Maiden, l|S "
Va, 81 VtruyiOus Lodge No. 81, Wheeling, ILL.,
S6 James ~ Lane and j. o. Baxter, StOnewall
n. c 81 each; Angerona Lodge No les, Mem.
phis, Tenn, 80; Germania Lodge No. 1872, Chicago,
s5 Corinthian Lodge Concord, Mass, s33; New
Jerusalem Lodge No. 9, Washington, D. O., 500,
| -S----
Death of James N. Carlisle, Jr.
The many friends of Mr.. James Vaudeville Car
Isle, jr., the youngest of the late James Man.
deyille Carlisle, will be aimed to hear of his eath
last night at the family mansion on street. Mr.
Carlisle was in his 27th year, and was u young
man whC Sc sterling qua tiles of mind and heart
endeared him TO all whom he met. His funeral
Will take place to morrow afternoon at 4 O'Clock
from his late residence.
|
Remember the Orphans.
There will be grand family festival for the
benefit Of st. Josephs Male Orphan Asylum at the
Washington schuetzen Park on Wednesday next.
There VIII be excellent music, ana refreshments
Will be sold on the ground for the benefit of Ia }
asylum, The annual festivals for the benefit Of
this institution have always been well patroniEed