National Republican., 1882-10-31

The troops of the Second Artillery in camp at
Gaithersburg during the past summer began
breaking camp Monday, preparatory to starting
on march to South Mountain, Antetam, and
Gettysburg, before returning to station AT Fort
McIienry and the arsenal here.
Cards are out for the wedding, on November 6,
at 10 a. M, at st. Aoysius Church, Of NJ. Agnes
Yates and T. Leonard Wade. Mr.. Wade is known
with the Boston ReraId and other papers. His
host of friends wish him happiness in his new de.
parture.
Loader Pommard the French governess, whose
larceny of n large amount of valuable clothing
from H. l.. Drusman, the son-in-law of General
Slurgs, at the Soldiers Home, was brought before
the police court Monday and she was committed
TO Jail i'll default of $1,000 bail to appear Tor trial
Thursday.
Marriage licenses have been issued to Nicholas
D rsey and Adeiine Scales. Montgomery County,
Virginia; John Emmett and Lena Moonshine,
Cincinnati, Ohio; George a. Mars and Susaunah
W. Bryant and Ann E. Williams, John h. Saxton
and Ida L. Roland, Of this city.
1t is proposed to organize board of lady COM
missioners for the State of Georgia. to take part in
the preparations for the Garfield Fair and to this
requested to meet at No. 1929 Eleventh street.
| northwest, this evening at 7:S0 O'clock Hon. Vr-
gil Hillyer will be present to explain the plan of
operations.
Mr.. p V. De Graw has resigned h is position
with the New York Associated Press and asso-
ciated himself with Mr.. W. F. Phillips the elec-
trician of the American Rapid Telegraph Com.
| pany. Mr.. De Graw has for years been in tie
front rank of journalism in this city, and in his
retirement 1t will lose gentleman an thorough
| worker.-Critic.
| A little colored boy named William Mills 7
years of age, living at the corner of Fourth and
streets southeast, died i'll great agony at o'clock
| Monday morning from the effects of an overdose
| OF mixture composed of wild cherry bark and
| whisky, which his parents had been giving him
| as a tonic, but which he got hold of and drank
largely while the family were ut breakfast. A
post mortem examination disclosed the fact that
| he had died of alcoholism.
Mrs. Electa Z. Smith, who, in the absence OF
Mrs. Senator Logan, has been acting as president
of the Ladies' Illinois Association for the Garfield
fair has been called home suddenly by the illness
r of her mother, and is not expected to return in
| time to do anything for the fair The ladies OF
| the association will therefore meet in the Ebbit
House parlors at $3.50 O'clock this afternoon 10 Sc.
| lect me one TO act in Mrs. Smiths stead aud to
| take steps for forwarding the enterprise.
| Mr.. Albert Frey, the champion pool-player o.
the United States is soiourning in this city for
few days, and hos kindly consented to give an ex.
hibition of his proves at Mr.. Scanlon's new place
on Ninth street (Abner's old hall), on TO. morrow
| wednesday, evening. Mr.. Frey's achievements
| on the pooi-table have been wonderful and the
| many lovers OF the game who will congregate al
| ScRnlon's may expect Il rich treat. Mr. Scanlou
| evening, and will play him again during the ex-
| hibitOn to- morrow evening Eight o'clock is an
nounced as the hour at which play will com
|