National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-06-12

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three times for twenty-five cents in THE REPuD-
LICAS
MANNED Soldiers and Sailors League meets at
Cosmopolitan Hall this evening.
During the twenty. four hours ending yesterday
at s a, m, the pol &C made flurty- lour arrests.
The scmi-nnnual cOnvocatIun OF the Grand II. A.
Chapter Of this District will he held IN Masonic
pic Wednesday evening next, Mt 1850 o'clock.
A fire, caused by oh ked nue, Saturday ancr
noon about dusk, broke out in the carpenter. shop
of Icering Bros, NJ. 4S7 Missouri avenue north.
west. Thc department cNtlnguished the flames
with but triiling damage,
Meade Post No. 8, q. A. r. will give n compli-
mcntary conc It and hop in Grand Army Hall,
conner Seventh and J. streets northwest, Friday
evening, June l6. The pleasure events of this Post
are always great success es.
Mr.. G.. NJ. Smith, as solicitor for H. Randolph,
on Saturday filed petition Tor divorce from Alice
Randolph. The bill charges the defendant with
living in open Rdul cry with on Thu IN Rover.
The parties are all colorcd.
The Capital City Gun Club held regular match
last Saturday on their grounds, but, finding them.
selves badly beaten by lot of extra thick balls
which moth IL smaller than DuckshOt would bICak,
declined to complete their scores.
Straw erries at least six inches long and two In
diameter are the production Of Henry Kenglas
ward, d u box to DR.. Howe Saturday, which
wei c eaten and relshcd by several prJxr.
4. HUMP hrcy Brooke, the humorous contributor
for several leading papers, has opened bureau Of
correspondence at No. 02s ID street northwest,
where the Virginia politicians d. most love to
congrcgIte and fight over their political battles.
Douglass, the young gray trotting horse, owned
by John II. Ghcen of this city, trotted mile ag
Mystic Park, Boston, last Tuesday in 2'2, Expe-
rGnced horscmen prophesy that he will at M dis
tant date be among the fastest horses in the
country,
An attractive broom drill will be given by the
Young Ladies' Temperance Union at Masonic
Hall on Monday, the 18TH Twenty attractive
adies will take purt in the drill, and there will be
besides handsome musical and literary pro.
gTamme,
suce Phil. Julien took charge of Joe williams's
| Denver paper he has been making 1t hum" so
OF speak. The Denver Republican says of 1T: THE
| Eugnb0 Worlds n marvel of enterprise and wei
deserves the success i has achieved 1t is win
Mr.. ]. $. LoughIin, better known as Jimmy"
the artistic manipulation Of invgorOting beverages
| at John Chamherlin's, leaves this morning for
| Long Branch where no viii utilize the cunning of
| his art DUNG the season for the DEDICATION OF
| visitors at the West In Hotel.
| Frank Wood, Thomas Wood, Eugene CARR, k
aud Joseph johnson, small colored boys, were
Saturday sent to Jail for thirty days for stealing
several articles Of food from Mrs Martha c. Hoo.
yer, Fourth street, near q. No more small boys
will be sent to the Reform School, because is full.
At the annual c invention OF the Business Edu-
Gators y s citation Of America, held last week in
Cincinnati, 1t was decided, aiter AN interesting
speech by Mr.. IL. c. Spencer, of the Spencerian
Business College, IN hold the next session in this
| city. Mr. Spencer was made chairman of the ex-
| ccutivc committee.
The International Typographical Union elected
the following officers for the ensuing year: George
c. CLARK, PRECEDENT; J. f. Garrison, fist vice.
president; 4. A. Fowler second vice. president !;
MARX l.. Crawford, secretary ana tre'sureri J. Il,
llGldeman, corresponding secretary +. H. Foster,
delegate To the amor congress.
| The Capital BICYCLE Club elected the following
officers last Saturday for six months from the LIST
| prOXimo: President, c. i. Hawlcy; vice president,
| L o, Howard secretary, ;; +; Moses, jr treas
J. 7. LOonis; junior sub captain, $ 7. HOllI"ss-
worth; committee man, 4. A. Berryhil.
A suit in equity has been filed by Ludwig Eisin.
GER E, c. Darlington, jr,, and Margaret King
| against George W. Uttcrmehle to redeem lot 2,
| by Mrs King on the property aud on failure to re-
pay II the property was sold. As II is worth near
double what II sold for, authority is asked to re-
| deem IL,
Miss McKenna, in the Government Printing
Office, living at 800 Eighth street northwest Sat-
urday received the sad intelligence OF the acct.
dental killing Of her sister, Mrs, Barrett resident
| Of this city, while accompanying her SICK nus
band, Mr. John W. Barrett, u clerk in the Post
| Office Department. to Maine, by II collision of
steamboats,.
|
j. Wedderburn (whose untmely death at the
| Naval Academy some months ago will be re-
| membered) was taken from the vault where 1t had
| been temporarily deposited In Glenwood Cemetery,
| and In the presence of the immediate family ami
u few relatives was finally buried IN lot in Rock
| Creek Cemetery.
| Ella Williams, a young colored woman nineteen
| years old, was killed Saturday morning by an e&-
press tain on the Metropolitan branch of the b l.
timore aud Ohio Railroad. This remains we re
| brought To the seventh Precinct Station house.
| this city, where they were identified and after
| ward reiur ed To Queenstown. NJ Inquest was
deemed necessary.
The ladies winning the prizes for ling the
highest numJer of tickets for the entertainment
given by the Lawrence Barrett club for the benefit
of the Light Infantry were Mrs Miller, l,Ojl; Mrs.
Schel, $40; Mrs HOugh, 4lO. The corps badge
offered to the member of the company selling the
| highest number was won by Mr. Henry Bauer,
| who sold $40 tickets.
Marriage licenses :were ssled on Saturday to
| Walter +. Lindsay, New York, and Florence G
Turner, Washington John II. Owens, Washington,
| and Matilda b. Camp, Prince George County, Md;
| Anthony Steiumetz aud Ida NJ Spindle, Richmond,
Va; Charles r., Chapen, Boston, Mass and Ida j.
S,unhOpc, Washington; David Gardiner and Mar
Craig; Bush cd NJ, Poore and Alice A. BaInucle.
The remains of the late Andrew J. Joyce were
| Saturday Inferred in Mount Oliyot Cemetery.i The
| burial service was held in st. Matthews church
Requiem mas was said by Father chappelle,, as.
| sisted by Fathers Walter Mccarthy, Mullalley
ana brennan, OF Baltimore. The honorary pail
bearers were II. Clay Stewart Thomas MCLaugh-
| II, Charles q. Ball. Patrick Jordan, DR., Du ie Is
Clarke, and j. Il. Lehman.
The Mcleod Cadets, reorgRnized last fall for the
purpose of attending the Yorktown Centennial,
with largely augmented numbers, started Out;idt
urluy evening for the purpose of queling the l,f
war now going on in the lower Potomac. The
steamer W. w. COrcoran was made the ilig hip
| and the expedition is under tho command ut Adj
miru William IL, Clagett, with Captains /. L
| White ard James WillGtt rs first and second Off
| GERS They will return this morning.
NJ. Trimble rcpors that the treasurer Of the Gar
field National Masonic Monument Association 4
In lccept Of the following In addition to that al
ready acknowledged: Somerset Lodge, No. S5s
Pennsylvania, $50 Adelphi Lodge, No 33, Rhode
Island, 81; Buy View Lodge, Wisconsin, $40
Sharp.Y,lle Lodge, No. $40, Pennsylvania, SIS
Jacksonville Lodge, No. To- Delaware, 81; over
No, II, Maine, sl2i DRY Lodge, No. 4, Utah, SD,
suit Against Capita n Howe ate.
Last August the Government commenced sui
against IL. w. HOwgute to recover over 100000
alleged to have been Incorporated while How
gate was discussing oAieer Of the Signal Service
Department. On Saturday the case was In tn
circuit court on demurrer TO the pcadings, Gl
| leging that the declaration shows no right ON III
part Of the United States to recover judgmen
against the defendants that no authority for insti
tutiug the suit is shown, ana thnt there Is IA
authority to show that William A. Cook was spe
cha attorney of the United States, Judge Nc
Arthur oYcrruled the declaration, remarking
there was anything Irregular in the dCclaratio
advantage could be taken Off later.
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Suit Against "A Justice.
Henry Jones has commenced suit against A,