National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-06-17

Persifer A. Kennedy, Of Philadelphia, has been
appointed by Marshal Henry as Waterman Mt the
City Hall.
A gang of young thieves broke into Clark Mills'
foundry, in the county, to steal metal, but were
frightened of without securing any plumber.
pardon was received Mt the Marshals Office
yesterday for Albert CASTOR. who was convicted
Of grand larceny March $, 1882, ana sentenced to
the Auburn pcptentiory for one year.
A petition to send Guiteau to the States Prison
Lunatic Asylum for life has been lett fol. sigma
tuies at Ashby's bookstore, on Pennsylvania ave-
nue., west OF the COrcoran Art Gallery.
An old man named Mccarthy, who lives in
Swnmpoodic. has had seven Of the youthful
heather Of TINT locality arrested for calling him
by Objectionable names and otherwise annoying
him.
There Is n run or that j. F. Oh lmberin is to have
the management Of n new hotel in this city, to be
erected for him by Senator Don Cameron. II is
to be fine house, and Is TO be run on an elegant
scale.
About o'clock yesterday morning an acct
dental fire broke out in the frame house No. 2l1S
street northwest, belonging to Mrs. Lucy
Joyce, and did 5000 damage before 1t was extin.
guiShed.
Master odell whipp,e, of the fifth grade, Force
school, carried Off the honors of his class, having
led the class throughout the entire year. If his
future efforts keep pace with this record his sue
cess is assured
The police stations have all been notified to look
ont for ten boys in blue uniform who escaped from
the House of Reformation at Chcltenhnm, Nd,
Thursday morning, and supposed to have
come to this city or gone to Baltimore.
Guiteau complained OF the heat to-day to his
consolidating Sdr lG!h. All right, Charles,
Just wait twelve days after day, and you viii
DC glud to get back here. even If II was hard
wiulcr, and YOU had nothing to wear but an old
White neCktic
Kit Carson Post, No. Q, G. A. r., will escort the
department comRNnder and staff to Baltimore on
the 2st and the pod this post will receive visit.
ing comwdes of Post ?, of Philadelphia, aud
Dahl.rpn Pot .. of Boston, which will spend the
day In Washington.
A large piece Of stone cornicing fell from above
the window of the second story of the Mutual
Union Telegraph Office, corner Of fifteenth and
streets, and narrowly escaped hitlinga paSser-by
on the head. The wall was loosened, making II
dangerous for pedestrians.
Marriage licenses have been issued tn Louis H.
Ely. New York city, and Clara C. Ubhof, wcs.
Washington; George F. Londerman and Ida NJ
Green, Baltimore, Nd; Reuben X. W. johnson
and Martha L. Tucks)n; Jacob Hawkins and
Tina Jones W9shIimgon; P P ,, MSSLn;iin
Sussex County, New Jersey.
Among the property disposed of by the femal G
sneak thief, Martha Ellen Jackson, which the de-
tectves think was sold to innocent PARTIES, was n
set of coral jewelry, ladies' open. face gold
watch, No. 23,lSS, with two yards of fine gold
ncck.chaln, aud a quantity of other jewelry and
clothing, which can only be recovered 10y the us
s!stancc of the persons who purchased them.
At the prize bowling at the festival of the Ger.
man Orphan Asylum the first prize was won by
W. McComas, and the others hy NJ. Heydorn. G..
Hartg, F. Jordan, G. Motts, L. Faber, William
Behrens, William Wieimeyer, G. spengler, J. Ap.
pich, II. Meckel and &. Giessler in the order
named. For the most ten strikes 81 was paid to
NJ. HCydorn.
Mr. Daniel Donohue, gentleman OF 60 years of
age was driving a cart and was crossing the rail-
road track nj Ninth and Boundary Streets when
the horse became frightened at n handle cart and
ran away, throwing Mr., Donohue off his seat and
between the body and wheel of tn cart. crushing
him terribly and breaking three ribs. The untor:
tunate man was conveyed to his house, $40 Third
street northwest by citizens, and died yesterd ay.
DR.. Dehrng was IN attendance.
THE Norfolk City Guard, Captain G. A. Nash, in
tends visiting Baltimore next week on the occasion
of the Grand Army celebration In that CITY, and
will leave there on the Goth. The n. l.. A. Blues,
Captain J. w. Gilmer are undecided about going,
and will not do so as an org nization unless I s
make the trip, Many OF the members will, how
ever, probably be present individually.
The attention of the Society for the Prevention
O. Cruelty 10 Dumb Animals is direct, 10 a dog
which frequents the vicinity OF Eighteenth street
and Pennsylvania avenue northwest. He Is one
of the long. haired species, and has been clipped
closely from his neck to the tip of his tail The
effect is that the head Is the largest part of him,
and as he progresses 1t is difficult to determine
whether the head runs the dog or the dog the
hcGd When that dog fret sees his reflection in the
water there will be fight, for he will not recOg-
nize himself; and the dog ought to be put quietly
out of the way before he becomes aware OF the
cruel truth.