National Republican., 1882-09-29
To-day ia St Michnolmns.

is fully up to tho high standard which has won
for the WEEKLY so wide circulation.
To-day is st Michaemas.
The pavement Of the roadways leading to the
White House was completed yesterday afternoon.
Luther c. Dodd yesterday filed bill for divorce
against Anna Dodd on the ground Of cruelty. They
were married here in 1917.
Lincoln Post No. 3, G. A. r., will give their first
complimentary hop tonight at their hall corner
of Seventh and l. streets northwest.
Mr.. D. w. Lewis, who canvassed the first Con-
gressional district of Virginia last year for Re-
adjustment, has gone to take the stump again for
Coalition.
Mr.. ]. &. Digelow, ex- Sergeant John A. Masons
counsel, leaves for Utica to-day to argue the
bGbeas corpus case. lie says he expects to return
with his client.
The new park on reservation II is being rapidly
pushed forward, aud a large force Is engaged upon
ii. When completed the park Will be one OF the
handsomest In the city.
Mrs Harry A. Foresman and her two bright lit
tie boys returned from their protracted summer
visit TO the relatives of her husband, at Madison,
Wis, on Wednesday evening.
The first and second class students of st. Johns
Collegiate Institute played match game of base
ball on the National grounds last evening The
latter winning by score of IL TO 3.
A family of four destitute and sick children,
named Bitter aged from six to sixteen years, liy-
ing at 3OOS street, have been sent to the Chill
drens Hospital by the sanitary Office.
Chief Engineer Melvile,on returning Wednes-
day evening from Fords Opera House, was pre-.
sented with pair of magnificent bouquets By Mr..
John a. eireason, OF the Greason House.
AT Il meeting of the Light Guard' held at Nc
Cauley's Hal Wednesday night, the final arrange
ments for the hop to take place October were
perfected and the committees appointed.
The horse attached to business wagon of Mr..
Adams, of South Washington, took fright at the
! street sweepers at Eighth and l. streets Wednesday
afternoon and ran away, injurlng the wagon and
slightly hurting the driver.
The will of the late william W. Jackson, of
Georgetown was yesterday filed with the register.
The testator leaves his entire estate real and per.
sonal, to his wife, Rebecca Jackson and appoints
his son, Albert B. Jackson, sole executor.
Yesterday afternoon about $3.50 o'clock. colored
woman, named Eliza Mills, was found dead in her
room at "a street northwest. The coroner has
been notified and will hold inquest to-day. The
cause Of death was probably heart disease.
The opening exercises of the National Medical
College will lake place next Monday, October q
at the college building, IL street. between Thir-
tee 'lh and Fourteenth streets. The Introductory
lecture will be delivered by Professor Elliott
Coues.
Mr.. Philip Branson, of st. Louis, the new tenor
of Fords Opera Company, will make his first ap-
pearance this evening in Gilbert q sullivan's
%Tsorcerer," ana INTRODUCES IN me trst act Mr.. w.
Time"
To-day is Michaclmas Day, observed by the
Episcopal and Catholic churches. The Church OF
the Incarnation will have full choral service nt
$50 this evening, when music appropriate to tho
day will be rendered by the lull choir Of twenty
two voices.
Yesterday afternoon, between and 5 O'clock as
Mr.. Hughes, a stone mason, was on Twelfth and s
streets northwest, he was thrown therefrom and
hurt pretty bAu but fortunately no bones were
broken He was removed to his home on Twel tn
near streets.
Special License Agent Raft has sworn out war
rants against Frank Gallagher No. 1876 Twenty
first street; Michael Leach corner of Sixteenth
aud NJ streets, and Timothy Cannon, corner Sev-
enteenth street and Massachusetts avenue, for keep
ing unlicensed bars.
An old drunken tramp reported to Lieutenant
Eckloh, at police headquarters yesterday, that
While asleep he had been robbed of bundle con-
tanning pair of pants that had formerly belonged
to Henry Clay. The matter was referred 10 The
detectives 10 investigate.
The Bar Association has referred to the COM
mittee on grievances the action Of Acting Judge
Duudy, in ordering Mr.. Robert N. Newton, n men,
ber of the bar, into the prisoners d, ci. Mr..
Bundy states that he will only be too glad to have
The matter Investigated and be vindicated.
Yesterday afternoon the Columbia College nine
played their second game with the Hyattsvllle
nine on the college grounds. There was a large
attendance. The game resulted In score of 20 ia
in favor of the college boys. The features of the
game were two double plays by Hanson and
Domer.
The regular meeting of the Union Soldiers Al.
lance will be held next Tuesday evening" October
g. at $780, in the lower hall of the G. A. X. building
corner of Ninth and d streets northwest The
business before the meeting viii be the election OF
members and the appointment of the banquet
committee.
Captain Ed s. Randall and C. L. Persons
will take tho Mary Washington and as large a
crowd as the steamboat inspectors will allow on
board, down the river to Glymont, Sunday after
noon, for an oyster roast Chief Engineer Mel
vile and his companions have been invited, and
will be on board If IL Is possible.
On the 9th of October Mrs. Louise Pollock will
open kindergarten at the corner Of Eighteenth
and II streets. The assistance Of competent teach.
ers has been secured, and only those engaged who
have received their trOning from Mrs. Pollock or
her daughter, Miss Susie. The need of an inslitu-
ton of this kind has long been felt and will doubt
less be well patronized.
Mss Eva Mills made another fine success in
"Pinafore" In Richmond last Tuesday evening,
for the benefit Of the Richmond Blues. The house
was crowded from pit to dome, After the opera q
fancing reception was given by the Blues. Miss
Mills was present for n short time and rUcCiy cd
great attention from the officers, who are noted us
well for their galantry as their fine soldiery ap-
peaTance.
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