National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-15

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The case Of the lottery ticket dealers has been
postpone until Wednesday next
The bicycle races ut Thomas Circle have been
postpone ed until next Saturday evening
The third annual session OF the National Colored
Press Association will be held here on June "a
IS, and 90
u. L. Thomas, lieutenant OF the Veteran Reserve
Corps, has been rendered position rs lieutenant
OF cavalry In the Army,
Marriage licenses were issued on Saturday to
George W. Chr tman, of Washington, and Eliza
I. White, of PHILADELPHIA Pa; Robert Banks and
Nancy Hayes, of Washington.
As Tom BiyinS took his seat In Sam williams
chair, he asked il he had the same razor he had
used on him two days before Being answered
nhitmatiNely, the patient man said; "Then give
me chlOruturn,'
Tho ladies Of the Sunday school of Epiphany
Church will give n fair at Willard Hall on the
evenings of the 23d oath, and 25th Instant. The
proceeds nre to be devoted to the purchase of a
new ibmiy for the Sabbath school,
Tic Marine Baud concerts will begin at the
Presidents grounds next Saturday afternoon The
music tand has been repaired and put in readi.
ness Tor That putp Sc. II viii probably be taken
from the hill and moved nearer the house.
Mr.. Cole, attorney for the Columbia Railway
charged with running ears without license en-
tered u plea of not guilty In the Police Court on
saturday, admitted the iaCts in the case, and an
nounced that he would test the validity of tho
law.
The Young American Club has elected the fol.
lowing officers President J. Edward Tabcrt; vice
president, Henry @. Lewis. secretary, Mary A.
Stnbener; treasurer, Mary L. Keny; critic +.
Edward Crutchelt, and librarian, Nellie f. Quack.
enbu,h.
The sermons delivered by the Rev. Father
Kelly, $. j.; every evening in Trinity Church
Georgetown, are drawing very large crowds, many
going from this city 10 ll'tGn to the reverned
gentleman, who is acknowledged to be one of the
finest of Catholic orators.
The north side of T street. between Masonic
Temple and Tenth street, formerly the ground
occupied ly the old st. rutick's Church is being
brick stru lures, which 1t is said are to be rented
TO the Pension ONCE when completed.
Evan c. Stotscnburg, esq, of Wilmington, DEL
died at the residence of his daughter, Mrs A. NJ
Stokes, In this city, on Saturday at noon. Mr.
StOtSenburg was the fnthUr of Mrs. Daniel LeeCh
OF this city, and of John IL. Stosenburg, commits
sioner for revising the laws of Indiana.
The Indiana Republican Club of this city, has
sent 81 600 the Indiana State Central Committee
in the wa y of n send-off in the coming political
campaign in that State and this, too unasked all
of which goes to show that the Hoosier boys here
are alive to the interest and welfare of their party
at home.
A bill in equity has been filed by Sarah E. and
Mary V. Brown, heirs law of Sarah A. Brown
against Martha L. Hall and others for partition
oflot 49, square 557 and part of lot H. square Gl6
or that the same be sold and the proceeds divided
respective Interests.
Among those who viii participate In the ap-
pronching benefit to Mr.. David c. Bangs are
George A. Dalton, BARITONE; Nine. Kaspar, so.
Rranoi John Tweedale,, Crypt Palmoni, aud E. b.
Hay, elocuuonists; John Pugh, tenor; Miss Ida
Seymour, soprano Miss Katie Acott, soprano: :
Professor Bschoh, pianist.
committee of Elijah Lodge, consisting of the
following gentlemen: J. Fellhimer, j. Boyer T..
KAUFMAN, II. Kronheimer, J. Loeb, i. Gusdorf H.
All nd fFafv L. t,.,,v
TO Hon. Simon Wolf, consul. general to Egypt Mr.
Wolf having named May p as acceptable the ban
quet will take place upon that date.
Jesse Smoot, q coloted boy, was late on Saturday
night, stabbed in the back by lad named Hcks
on Second street, between b and streets. Smoot
was removed TO the drug store corner of Pennsyl-
Vania avenue and Third street. DIR. Ball rendered
medical service. The wound Is not considered
serious Hicks was arrested and locked up.
On Saturday the grand jury examined the fol-
lowing witnesses In connection with the star route
cases: II. c. Wlthers, 4, @. Dunbar, J. Ii. MCDan-
iel Thomas Chestnut, +. W. Raymond, Alfred
Carson, G. W. Cornel, !, :, Piper, W. b. FNrish "
II. HiggnsOn, l., II, Decker, @. Heycock, and W.
c. Bcrgnor. Tho witnesse, are from Colorado, wy.
oning Territory, and Arizona.
In the Supreme Court Of the District Mr. c.,
Theodore Drcntano was admitted to the bar on
Saturday upon motion of +. p. b. Sands, esq. Mr..
Brentano Is gentleman Of fine Gttainmenis and
son of Hon; Lorenzo Brentano, at one time a
member OF the provisional government of the
Grand Ducny OF Baden during the revolution of
lsi9 and formerly member of the Forty fifth
ngrcss.
Rev. Charles Kalbfus the venerable father Of Mr.
Thomas D. K0lbfus, of the Sunday Herald and a
former member Of the Baltimore Conference of the
NJ. f. Church, but for sixteen years of the Ohio
Conference of that church, died at his home, ut
Yellow Springs, Ohio, on the 10th instant, at the
age OF seventy two, He was at one time stationed
in Alexandria, and In Marlboro, Md, and other
circuits adjacent to Washington
Dr. John W. Chuppell, the principal OF the Ten.
nallylown public school, was on Saturday charged
in the Police Court with nssaultng johnny Queen
ten. year old pupil. The testimony of the assist
ant principal, the defendant and the plnintif and
his parents was taken The offence in question
consisted In thraShing the boy with strnp. Sem
teuCe was deferred one week and the defendant
released on his personal bonds.
George e. Meade Post, No, g. Grand Army of the
Republic, will give another Of their pleasant
reunions in the Graud Army Hall, Seventh and L
streets northwest, Thursday evenAg May IS A
business meeting will be held and al eight O'Clock
dancing commence Meade Post, No. g. is the
largest and most hourishing OF the Grand Army
organizations In the District. Its personnel could
not well be better, and its events always very
enjoyable.
largely attended meeting of legally qualified
physicians was held Saturday evening at 1924 L
street for the purpose of taking into consideration
the necessity Of general hospital In this District
Resolutions we've unanimously adopted setting
forth the fact that although the existing ms IL /.
tions hlled certain wants stlll none of them could
In truth be called Il general hospital, They Wr-
thermoTe resolved To aid 10y every means In their
power the ladies and gentlemen who are so zeal.
ously endeayOring 10 found the Garfield Memorial
Hospital,
Drivers Garden.
Owing to the mct that Jupiter Pluyius was out