National Republican., 1882-07-03

You can publish thrce-ine advertisement OF
"Wantcd." For Rent" :" For Sale" Lost"
three times for twenty-five cents in THE REPuB-
LlCAN.
The circuit court jurors have been discharged for
the tenn.
The police made fifty three arrests during the
twenty four hours ending yesterday at s a. nj.
Charley Steeles fourth baby Is girl, and the
handsome laher is MS proud ns the first man in a
procession of Ghilcan Fishermen.
Harry Rapley has just finished the new tin roof
on the Agricultural Department. 1t is neat job
and reflects credit on the workmen.
Somebody has sncGked extra doors and stair
ways in OF fire" in lieu OF fire escapes" into
the District bill. What does 1t mean?
suit has been entered by Hannah Mullett
against the National Brick Machine Company for
discovery aud to enforce judgment.
Henry Kropp aud Barbara Kropp, who wero
married in this city originally in 1857 but divorced
i'll February last, were married again yesterday.
The two brothers Hoase, hnilng from Eiston,
Pa, cranks, who were arrested on Friday by the
police were Saturday started on their way home.
The will of John Davidson was filed with the
Register on Friday, lie leaves all his property to
his widow for life, with remainder to her daugh-
ters.
Owing to the fact that Lizzie Johnson, colored
| charged with petit larceny, is about to become a
mother, her sentence has been indefinitely sus-
pended.
Som body threwa cot out of the third story win
dow of the Maison Dorce last night. 1t wa brutal
act; The poor thing was injured SO badly that it
| Mr.. Washington p. Chew. a wc.known printer
of Washington, has gone to the far West with his
| family, and located at Walla Wala, Washington
Territory.
A suit in equity has been filed by Eta b. Moses
and Others against John I. johnson 1t nj. for the
sale Of lot 3D. square 127, 10 redeem deed of trust
and ether relief.
meeting of the executive committee of the
| to- might at the residence Of Mr. T. NJ HOugh, 10j
Il street northwest
| Henry Cassidy was sentenced to ninety days in
Jail by Judge Smell Saturday for stealing S. from
the money drawer of Mrs. Donnelly's saloon, No.
| 1923 Pennsylvania avenue.
In the case ofthe informers against lottery ticke.
| dearlers, Judge Smell Saturday decided that the
| recent law does notalow them to receive moiety
| of the fines imposed in such cases
Harriet Wilson, colored, was Saturday in the
police court, fined So for assaulting James Dula-
| ney, cooted minister of the Gospel, and Dula
ney in turn was fined So for lowhiding Mrs Nelson's
| little daughter,
| A suit for divorce has been commenced by Dru-
silla Stull against Clement s. Stull on the grounds
| of nonsupport, iutemperaucc, and cruelty She
asks to be granted alimUny and the custody of her
| minor children.
The following marriage licenses were issued
Saturday: Walter Carroll and Matte Alden,
Henry Kropp, ST., and Barbara Kropp, p. II.
1 JohhhOi uhu iA"HlS ID lopiH, " y. SOuteS anu
Mary L. Webster,
A verdict in favor of ]. j. Shipman for So 900 has
| been returned in the circuit court against Jona-
than Magarty after two days trial. The suit
| was tor All assault, with S5, ,0UO damages claimed
| committed last August.
| The Heisier electric lights on F street were not
| in operation last night. The bugs missed their
new picnic but tried ably to make up by lib
orally patronizng editorial an composing rooms.
| The writer knows this to be n fact,
| The resolution of the Republican Central Com
mittee at its meeting last week was that the
| President be earnestly and urgently reques ed to
| appoint two tried, True and trusted Republicans
as Commissioners of the District of Columbia.
| The alarm Of fire Saturday night from box 3l5
| Washington Circle, was caused by fire being dis
covered in the rear of the houses 1908 1905 1907
1909, and lOll Twenty third street. The loss will
amount to about 500; supposed to be incendiary.
Rev. S. X. Cox preached an eloquent sermon on
capital punishment at the Mount Vernon NJ. T.
Church South last night. In referring to Guiteau
| he said he believed that the assassin died bias.
| phemer, and that If he was not insane he was 0
| truly remarkable man.
| As the tug-boat Samson, of Baltimore, was
towing two barges the Mary A. Gunson and the
Newton, up the river yesterday the Mary A. Guni.
sou, when opposite the Analostan boat house, ran
into rock and sunk she had on board $50 tons
of coal, consigned 10 j. Maury Dove.
The following subscriptions have been recently
received by Treasurer Giltllan for the benefit Of
the Garfield memorial hospital Lewis J. Davis
500 Josiah Dent, $25: Rev. A. +. Steele 81 John
| NJ. Langston Hayti, S225 William Verbeck, Hol-
land Mich, $40; j. Shoup Fish Lake, Ind So.
The pump doctor is wanted on X street, between
| Twenty first and Twenty-second streets northwest
This pump, which furnishes the aqu eous fluid fol
the entire neighborhood has been out of kilter fol
two three days. Whether 1t is only low spirited
| or on strike remains to be determined by the
me ;ica gentleman above referred to.
Over sixty journeymen bakers met at Cosmos.
politan Hall Saturday night and formed protec,
tive union for the the better subscribing of theil
interests. Joseph Ruhl was elected president
John Baker, recording secretary, and Antony
Henry, treasurer. The next meeting will be a
the same place next Sunday morning at 10 o'clock
Mr.. Matthew Trimble, corresponding secretary
of the Garfield National Masonic Memorial ASso
citation, acknowledges receipt of the following
additional contributions: 2. &. Master OraEood
Colorado, 81; J. J. Cilley, Boston, Mass, 81 ]. q
Gopsil' Neg Jersey 81 Alma Lodge No 81 Wi;
Blooming Prairie Lodge, No. l2S, Minnesota 50
Comet Lodge, No. GIL, Illinois, s.; Hope Lodge
No, l75, Belle Plaine, Iowa, .s2i; Monjezum,
Lodge, No. /, New Mexico. SIS; Jon nstown Lodge
No. 53S, Pennsylvania, S93, and Isaac parke
Lodge, Malthnm, Mass SIS,