National Republican., 1882-07-21

The will Of Commander Terry was fully proven
yes ,erday in the Registers Office.
The bourd of directors Of the German Orphan
Asylum have elected John A. Kaiser superintend-
cnt of the asylum.
Thirty members of the Washington Bay Club of
Bhdgeown, N. j., jeremiah Allen captain, will
arrive this morning.
At the meeting of the Georgia Republicans last
night no quorum was present, aud an adjourn
ment had subje CT to the call of the president
Mr.. Abel Beach suddenly became seriously i'll
while walking along the Avenue, near Nineteenth
street, and as conveyed his home, 1927 street
northwest.
The Brshful nine of East Washington and the
Record nine of the Government Printing Office will
play all interesting game of ball on the old Eagle
grounds this evening at 4 o'clock.
Mr.. George Bowers, the proprietor of Lower
Cedar Point, in order TO accomm odate everyone,
and Thompson, to the Point ne Xt Sunday.
Work will begin in a few days on the prelm.
naries for the new German Orphan Asylum build
ing located the o!hcr side of Auacostia on Captain
Cubells old place. The building will be q hand
some one.
A SUIT in equity was yesterday f'ei by Eugene
BetteS against James Carrico for restraining Or
der to prevent him from interfering with n sewer
draining the plaintiffs premises, at 5l7H Twen
tcth street.
There is no truth in the engagement of Mr.,
Stephen Rotto to Miss Mollie Vennattar of this
city, as published some time ago. It was mali
cious ialschood concocted by well-known mis-
chief maker
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday TO
George +. Ellis and Emma Trip lett, Hillsdale, d.
c.; William Y. Crawford and Mary L. White,
and Thomas Henry Barnes and Matilda Dyson,
| Washington d. {.
Mr.. I. \. Bishop who while sitting in q window
| of his room, on Pennsylvania avenue, overbal-
anced himself, and fell to the ground and broke
his arm and sprained the ankle of his left leg, is
now able to he about.
| The Waverleys defeated the stalwarts in WE'LL
| contested game of base. ball on the National
grounds yesterday evening by score of 10 to G.
| The Hooeys would like to hear from the Stars
and Interior Department nine.
Andrew f. Ball. whose arrest for altering one
| dollar bill to a ten was mentioned in Tuesdays
REPUBLICAN, was on trial yesterday in the police
| court, and after hearing the testimony Judge
Smell committed him 10 Jail, in default of $1,000
| bonds, to await the action of the grand jury.
| Travel was impeded on the Seventh street line
| of cars yesterday by frame house. which block.
ades the tracks just south of Maryland avenue.
| The house Is being moved on rollers Many peo-
pie, hurryng to take outgoing steamers, were left
because no cars began to run from Maryland ave-
| nue. to the wharves until late in the day.
| DR.. Rauterberg has just completed a handsome
three-story and basement building on Third street.
near northwest, which adds very much to the
| appearance of the square. The house contains all
| modern improvements and is finished in hand
some style Mr.. Cox was the architect, Mr.. Charles
| King the carpenter, and Mr.. Klinge the brick
| layer
The following persons are docketed at the fifth
precinct station for an appearance before Judge
| Smell day: william Ward (colored), charged
| with petit larceny Henry Abbott and Thomas
| Lane white bootblacks), obstructing the side.
walks; William Banks (colored), disorderly, and
| Henry Fletcher "a colored thief), charged with
| petit larceny.
Mr.. Groshon, ofthe job room Government Printing
Office, is fast recovering his health. He was badly
woundei, not i'll battle but in the line Of duty,
which is tabout the same thing, "Grosh," is q
| friend and brother, ever ready to extend help
ing hand to soldier sailor, or marine. Mr.. Round:
has shown discretion and cleverness by retaining
| him on his staff.
The Royster. Norris cutting affray, the full par.
ticuars Of which were given in THE REPUBLIcAs
the morning after the occurrence, was before the
police court yesterday and, after testimony by
| Dr. Acker as 10 the severity of the wound and o
| Messrs. Russell, Adamson, and Randall as TO the
circumstances of the affray, the Norrises were
sent to the grand Jury, bonds beimg fixed at $500