National Republican., 1882-11-21

The Indies Of Iowa meet ut the Capitol to. night.
See notice
Car No. /, which was sent by the Fish Commits
sion to Minnesota with carp, has returned to this
city.
Andrew Arlington was acquitted in the crimi
nal court Monday OH the charge of assnutiDg
William Moody.
The will of tho lato Father Mccarthy has been
admitted to probate, and letters testamentary is
sued TO Theodore Sheckells on bond of So 900.
Secretary Chandler has filed n bill in equity
| against S. l.. Philips to remove the cloud from the
title to certain lots i'll subdivision in square i2l.
There will be meeting of the Virginia Coali.
ton Association this evening at 632 Pennsylvania
avenue, which should be attended by all mein-
bers
Among the new arrivals at the wharves are
eleven vessels, bringing 2,23S tons of coal, and
light oyster boats, bringing 5000 bushels Of the
succulcnt bivalve.
Andrea de Frouvlle has filed bill for divorce
from Frederick dc Frouville on tho grounds of
nabituu drunkenness and violence. They were
| married IN Baltimore September H. 1877.
| Marriage licenses have been issued to John T.
Tracey and Mary A. Tife, Georgetown; Moses Huff
| and Martha Aun Elsie, Montgomery County, Nd;
Charles ID. Rachewes and Lizzie krehling, OF this
| city.
| w. u. is informed that 1t Is necessary for young
| man who came to this county before he was Is
years of age to go to the courts at his majority and
take ont naturalization papers to entitie him to
| the privileges of cillzen.
| a fire was discovered Monday evening In house
| yl5 Twenty second street northwest owned aud
| occupied by man named Kinslow, but was ex-
| tinguished by the officers on the beat without
| turning in an alarm. Loss about so.
| The coroie of Prince George County held an
inquest oS or the remains of Eddie Dant, who was
| struck on the head by stone thrown by colored
| man named Johnson, at Seabrook Station, some
time ago. A requisitOn will be sent tor johnson
| this morning.
| Judge uagner has granted decree OF divorce
| to Ann L. Sullivan from James Y. Su livan, with
| permission to resume her maiden name Of Ann 4.
| Harding on the grounds of hnbitunl druuken-
ness. They were married in Fredericksburg, Va,
| January, 1862.
George Parker, colored has been convicted in
| the criminal court of HOUSEKEEPING in entering
| the residence of William NJ. Gibson, the 1st of
| last August, and stealing jewelry aud diamonds
to the value of S372. Notice OF q motion for new
| tIiHl was given.
| Isaac Grigg, a brakeman on the Washington and
| Western Railroad, was knocked off the top of a
| freight train near Alexandria Monday and in.
santly killed His body fell into the canal, but
| was recovered and taken to his late residence IN
| Alexandria.
AT the Union Bethel Historic and Literary Asso-
citation this evening the subject for discussion will
be, Has the American Negro Gained or Lost in
| the Recent EleCuons?' TO be opened by Professor
| r. r. Greeuer. Dr. A. II. Augusta's lecture will
take place November 49, instead of the present
| week, us announced.
| The East Washington Young Mems Christian
Association held a meeting at the Seamans Re.
reat Monday evening, which was quite largely
| attended, and III which great interest was mani
| tested. Among the addresses one by Mr.,
| Harding, the general secretary of the Young Mems
| Christian Association, which was attentively lis
| tened