National Republican., 1882-08-28
Dr.. J. R. uodgsin has re urncd to the city.

III y. d. AlOuBhlu llhh IL ulllcN W Vic CITY.
During tho twenty. four hours el ng ut oclock
yesterday the police made seventy. three arrests.
marriage license was Is ued Saturday to
Charles L. Pendleton aud kitty w. Goodwin, both
ofspM'sylvania OF County, Virginia.
Charles /. Yduts. formerly resident q fthis city,
killed saturday at harpvi's le,iy, Va, By pes.
ing freight trin.
Extensive improvements, including new stair.
ways aud large elevator, have lately b .cn m tide
IN the establishment vi Messrs. Tnomus McIill Il
Co.. ll07 L street.
Tie corner stone of the Fourth Baptist Church,
on II street, between Vermont avenue aud Thir-
tven'h street nerthwe,t t, Will lie !ail at o'clock
T.. H. day by the Masonic fraternity.
Captain Philip Shea, an ex- policeman, n I'd for
many years captain of II rive! schooner, but W,
has been in'aue for me tune. ed at his resi-
dence in South Washington on Saturday.
Owing TO the rcopening of the wound il flIct d
on Yates the man sHo, by George Mnntz, and his
consequent relapse, the cAse of assault ngH!n I
MilltZ has been CoiIinued un.il next Saturday.
| Mrs. Emily Thornton Charles has been lying
very Ill for several W. eks past at her residence 1919
| Q street northwest. Her many friends will be
| tlcdscd 10 know that safe Is now Oh the road to
recovery.
| A meeting OF the executive committee of the
Class of 80" b ,ys' High school has been called
to meet at the residence Of the president, Mr. Cn-
Ton Gage NO. lo2o seventeenth street, this evening
On Saturday the police took out warrants against
all tue hack-drivers who stand on Seventh street
| for maintaining nuisance, in not keeping the
| sand clean. lie cases will come up before Judge
Bundy to-day.
A special meeting of the Washington Operatic
Association is called for tomorrow evening at the
usunl place, to rehearse the programme selected
for their last excursion to Marshall Hall, which
| VIII ake place on Wednesday evening.
a huckster named Richard Kelley fell f:om his
| wagon near the Washington Market Saturday
| pirr a In, bnnl 4,
| h ad. lie wns taken u the Emergency Hospital,
where his wounds we're dressed by Drs. Murkn, ,er
| ana Munson.
Cards are out for the wedding of Mr. j. Maury
| Dove, the well. known coal merchant Of this city.
to Miss Mamie Carter, daughter of Mr. Robert W.
Carter, of K. ckyille, Md. The ceremony will take
place at st. Mary's Catholic Church at Rockville
| OH the 9th proXilno.
Colonel Burnside, commanding the National
Rifles, has received an invitation for that body 10
| attend the baltimore Oriole and compete for the
| military prizes General Herbert, in wording the
| invtatiOn compliments the Rifles on their mag
nilcent appearance when i'll Baltimore at the
| Grand Army parade.
| Attention is called TO the advertisement of that
| time .honorcd institution, Gonzaga College, which
will be found in another column. The college is
perfect in all IT, appointments and will be pre-
| intellectual gifts and winning manners peculiarly
| fit him Tor the position
| The commanding officer of the National Rifles
Colonel Burnside, has issued all order resumng
| regular weekly drill for the senior company Mon
day evenings ut O'Clock, beginning this evening
| for the senior company squad drill Friday even
| ingS at O'Clock, and Tor the cadet comp my drill
Tuesday evenings at O'clock, ana squad drill
| Saturday evenings at same hour.
| The handsome medal presented by number of
summer bOarders at Pney Point to Mr.. Charles II.
| Guyther, In recognition Of his heroic conduct in
saving the life of Miss Flora johnson on the lS.h
| instant. was Saturday handed that gentleman by
/ pn ~ ltAn lfi IL of h.,lt a
AMI has inscribed upon it, besides the name OF the
| gentleman, simply "a b.ave man."
| Saturday night q man named Edward Cedars
while under the influence of liquor, was knocked
| down and seriously injured by switch engine at
| the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Pot. He was
| pitched i'll such manner as to become cntamged
III the machinery, rendering 1t nece slry 10 take
portion OF ne engine to pieces in order TO extri-
cate him. His injuries are mostly Internal.
Champ Carter and Lewis Lane, both colored
were Saturday charged in the police court with
cowardly assaulting George Harvey on the night
| OF Saturday, the l2th Instant. Harvey was at
tackled from behind by the two men without prov
ocalion, badly cutand otherwise hurt. Carter was
sentenced to one year, less day, in jail, and ane
was sentenced to three months mpri. olmeI t.
| William A. Stewart, co lored, whose arrest on
warrant sworn out by the assistant license iu-
spector for doing business as u broker without
license has been mentioned in TIE REPURitcAN
| was tried i'll the police court Saturday, The evl-
dcnce showed that lie lent mo icy to messengers
~ the DlsIrlcl uuildlngs, stHtS Department, AMI
Patent once ut the rate of and 10 per cent. per
month. He WAS sentenced to Iay Il lnc OF So and
license tax ofslOO. An appeal was taken.
The veterans Of Ye famous Third Pennsylvania
Cavalry will hold their annual reunion this year
at Philadelphia, October 81, when, 1t being Grand
Army day, their meeting will be OF special inter
est TO the bold rough riders of Bufvr's old com.
| mand. squadron of this regiment Was raised
| in Washington, and many of its old npmb rs who
are now here will go over to rhadel phiG. Major
RichNd L. Shelley, the first adjutant of The rtgl.
| meni, has secured reduced railway iure for the
members, and all intending 10 a,tead should writ,