National Republican., 1882-07-31

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Professor II. N Copp has returned to town after
a brief soiourn Mt Atlantic City.
The police made siXty-six arrests during the
twenty -four hours ending at O'Clock yesterday.
meeting Of the Departmental Association will
be held in the St. Cloud building to. night at
o'clock.
It is announced that Bishop Andrews will preach
the oIening sermon at the Washington Grove
camp citing.
marriage license was issued on Saturday to
Martin L. Atz and Lucy c. Crabill, 10th of
Sransburg, Va.
Coonel Charles Godolphus McCauley. COM
mandant of the Marine Corps, is at the Hoffman
House. New York.
Mr.. George A. Lane, of this city, has returned
from recent visit 10 Denver and other places in
the western country.
Mr.. William orme, OF the Gas Office, was made
harry last Monday by the arrival of little girl.
Mother aud daughter doing nicely.
MIR. w. C. Scribucr murshaled the unattached
bicycle riders yesterday morning in run to Cabin
johns Bridge; The party left his schoOl'room
about o'clock
Mr. Isaac X. BOs.ett, East Washington post
master, is still Nt Strnsburg, Va, where he is
| rapidly improyi yirgsundcr the influence of fresh
| country air rnd lis attendant blessings
The department of paintings in the Corcoran
| Art Gallery will be closed until further notice.
| The stntuiry hall and the splendid exhibition of
bronzes and pottery will be open US usual
Messrs. Edwards a. Barnard have fled a chan
Gerry suit against Florian r. itz, Theodore Mayer,
| and Theodore J. Mayer to sell lot ii square 7G2
and part of lot II in square 5S5 to satisfy an
count.
| Andrew B. Fall, the man who recently rails d q
| 81 bill 10 an y, an account of which was gvln in
| THE REPuBMCAN, was on Saturday released by
Judge WyliG on $1,000 bail, John A. Moss becoming
| his surety.
The girl Lizzie Allen, who was shot by Elijah
| Williams on Thursday night, was reported late
last night to be resti easier. The surgeons have
not succeeded IN finding the ball, but think She
may recover.
| Mr. ]. r. Rigglcs is the latest victim of the en-
terprlsng burglar his residence, No. 445 street,
| having been entered during the absence of the
| family and robbed of S25 or $50 worth OF goods-a
| watch, pin, spoons, &c.
About o'clock Saturday evening James Mich
| olson fell at the corner of Pennsylvania avenue
and Eleventh street, overcome by the heat. He
was taken to the Central Station, where he was
| atendei By Dr. Parsons.
| The Richmond Light Infantry, Captain William
II. Tnsley, will visit the city of Washington on
August ls as the guests of the City Guard. i is
| rank and file on that OCCASION.
The East Capitol postal station will be open for
the wants of those desiring registered letters till
p IN; every day, To relieve the increased pres;
| sure of business Mr.. w W. Mills has been detailed
| from the city post office to the station.
| The District has certainly marvelously acute
and active police and detective corps, and
able and efficient guardians of the safely of the
| life and property of its citizens when thief can
enter police headquarters and steal detectives
| revolver.
Mr.. Clus Cromwell, crslwhiie the " Pet" of THE
lnff iopt oh F,rt t1,nN
| ginia summer resorts. He will go first to Char
lOttesville and thence to the Greenbrier White Sui
phur Springs. His letters will be brilliant aud
| entertaining.
| Mr.. James Moore was badly sunstruck near the
| corner of Twenty seventh and streets northwest
| on Saturday about II o'clock. He was taken TO Il
| house near by and DR.. Newman called in, who
| pronounced the case dangerous. Later he WAS
| taken to his home.
Alfred Briggs, esq, the popular cores pondng
clerk Of the National Bank city, and Miss Gala
| shryock, the amiable and lovely daughter of Mr..
Charles L. Shryock Of the city post-offce depart
| ment will be married on the 18Th proximo. The
young couple are to spend their honeymoon ut
| Ocean Grove, N. j.
Lieutenant Arnold, OF the fifth police precinct,
| has received from Attorney General Brewster q
| complimentary acknowledgment of the value of
his services in the recovery of the records of that
| department abstracted bya former employe. Ser
| geant Boyle has also been cOmplimented for his
| services in the matter.
| During the storm last Friday Bud Eaglestons s
| temperance tent was blown down, but that inde-
fatigahle apostle of the total abstinence doctrine
| has since held his meeting under the blue vault
| of Heaven. Last night there was n good attend
ancr, and appropriate addresses were mado by j.
| b. Dunning, Bud, and several others.
| The many friends of little Annie Lewis will be
| glad to learn that she gave an entertainment at
| the Opera House, Long Branch last Thursday
| night, under the aus pices of Mr. and Mrs. Chan
| There DeODl
present who were emphatic in tlIeir expression OF
admiration at the child's remarkable talent.
A colorcd burglar has been operating in the
vicinity ofTwclnh and Fourteenth streets and 4
aud streets northwest. On Saturday night he
attempted to enter DR.. Youug's and DR.. sOnncn-
| schmidts residences, but was frightened Off be-
| fore making any hauls. The police are on his
| track, and Will undoubtedly secure him before
| long.
1t is stated that George Scoville has written DR.
| Hicks letter saying that he will be in Washing
ton during the present week. aud wants the Doe
tor to deliver to him the articulOled remains o
the great remover: If the request is not COMPLIED
with law proceedings are threatened. DR.. Hicks
| will hang on to the remains as he believes Mr.
| Scoville has no right to them.
suit in equity to enforce mechanics lien
has been entered by Notley Anderson, the
builder against ii. W. Howgate, of Signal Service
fame, for balance of 81, ,OO5.55 due him on lier
ON row of houses he erected for the captain on
Pierce Place. Judge Hagner ordered the defend
| ants appearances, WHICH Will nc SeENcu Wnen tn(
defendants whereabouts can be found.
At the postal station on Capitol Hill arrange.
ments have been made for dispatching registered
letters up to G p. M, instead, Of closing the dis
patches ut o'clock as heretofore. This ENSURES
the sending that night of any letter registered
before o'clock. OF course letters can be regis
tered up to o'clock, the hour OF closing but those
brought after will not 60 until the following day
A meeting of the Washington Light Infantry
Corps has been called for next Wednesday. There
seems TO lie prospect that the Corps will initiate
the Fifth Maryland by going into camp for weel
| on the beach az Cape May. The programme o
the Journey has already been arranged, the Corps
to leave for the Cape August 49, and the approval
! of the Corps at the meeting Oh Wednesday is nov
awaited.
The West End Ducking Club have given up the
shooting. grounds at following Point, and have
now leased for a term Of years the Aqua Creel
shooting.shore extending over three miles o
water front This Is considered the finest shoot
| ing. ground for canvas back and red head duck
on the Potomac The club have nice farm house
for accommodation Of members, and will shortly
commence moving their property TO their new
quarters.
| Alter Her Husbands Murderers.
An old coored woman, named Martha Pope
applied at police headquarters on Saturday Il
seek assistance in tracing the murderers Of he
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