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You can publish a three-line advertisement of
WANTED" "For Rent" For Sale," or Lost"
three times for twenty-five cents in THE REPuB-
LIcAN
The police made sixty eight arrests during the
twenty four hours ending at a. IN. yesterday.
BY the will OF Noble johnson all his estate is left
to his wife. His son, Noble johnson, is constituted
executor /,
tennis match will shortly be held between the
club at the navy-yard and the team from the OBJ
servatory.
The Epiphany mission school was Saturday pre-.
sented with handsome Bible by Professor WILL
lam Harkness.
A bill in equity has been filed by W. E. Chandler
against g. L. Philips and others to remove title on
lots in square AL.
The last stone placed ia position on the Wash
the height of 332 feet.
John Leonard was charged with keeping his
bar room on Third and streets, s. W., open on
Sunday, but the case was dismissed.
meeting of the New York Republican Club
was held at st. Georges Hail Saturday night
Nothing but routine business was transacted.
Mr.. II. II. Wells has signifed his approval of the
bail offered by Thomas Is. Foote as renewal Of
his rccognzance IN the star-route bribery case.
K. Goldsten, junk dealer in South Washing
ton, was charged with doing business without
license. The case was continued 10 give him time
to get II license.
The annual meeting Of the Associated Charities
will be held tomorrow evening at the New York
Avenue Church. Addresses of considerable ill.,
| eiest will be made
| Marriage licenses have been Issued to Moses
|
| Maryland, and Charles d, Rocheweg aud Lizzie b.
Krchling, oil this city.
In the circuit court Saturday Judge Macarthur
rendered decision that, the circuit being United
States court, attorneys were entitled " fee of S2O
and not 50, rs was maintained.
A dress coat, vest and overcoat, which bear the
trademark of. " TraphaEan, New York, ana are
| supposed to have been stolen, are held at police
headquarters for identification.
Boone Chambers, esq. chief clerk of the sixth
Auditors office, left last night for weeks
ton at Norfolk and vicinity; During his absence
| Mr. Zabina Ellis Will act III his place.
| Saturday morning fire was discovered in the
| residence of Colonel Enoch Toten, on l street,
and but for the promptness of the arrival of No.
| Engine Company, the entire building would have
been destroyed.
The boat race between Andy Smith of the
Columbias and A. w. Harrison will not take place
on Thanksgiving day, but contest will be rowed
| between Harrison OF the PotomacS, and Brace OF
| the Analostaus
| lue VI nllss ANcttie huONleb, vi
Georgetown, will be pleased to learn of her COM
| pce recovery from the serious attack of typhus
| fever with which she has been confined TO her
bed for the past teu weeks.
| At q meeting at Tlmmss Hall Saturday night to
| organize q Florida fruit farmers company Judge
Bundy was elected chairman, and Mr.. Mckee Sec
| retary. A committee of three was appointed to
arrange for permanent org anizatlou.
The Sunday Record was crowded with good things
| yesterday, the only drawback being the execra-
| lahl ram which II iS tod vii hn
| rcmedied before the next Issue. The amount OF
original and spicy matter itcontained was supris-
| ing.
Mr.. ". s. Thompson, druggist on Fifteenth
street, has notified Postmaster Anger that the
postal business at his store has grown large that
| he cannot retain the agency. A branch office will
have to be established or the business discon-
| tnued
Fire was discovered in the Presidents Cottage
| at Soldiers Home, about oclock p. III. Saturday,
caused by the oyerheating of furnace in the eel
| lar. No alarm was given, aud the flames were
soon extinguisned by the inmates of the house.
| Damage slight.
A gospel temperance meeting was held Sunday
evening at the North Carolina Avenue Mission
on Capitol Hill, under the auspices of the Woman's
Christian Temperance Union, which was con.
| Quoted by Mrs Rowan. Addresses were delivered
| by Bud Eagleston, j. w. Thompson, anu A. w.
| Brandt.
The Washington Light Infantry will give its
| first dancing reception on Wednesday evening at
|
sisls of Captains B. r. Ross, ]. T. Dyer, John 6.
| Miller, George Breitbarth, sergeants E. Ii. Neu-
meyer, D. Sims Johnson, and Private b. D.
| Cramer.
A young white girl named Amelia Kahler,
about 10 years of age, residing with her parents at
| l7G2 X street northwest, died at noon Saturday
| from dose of rat poison taken the night before
| while laboring under temporary alteration OF
| mind. Coroner Patterson gave certlhcate oil
deGlh by suicide.
Mr.. Robert J. Walker, who has been spending n
month in Boston, has returned to his duties iu the
Adjutant- Generals Office aud may be also found
at the National Thsa,er nightly, Bob attended
Museum, aud is full Of interesting stories OF that
famous comedian.
Sargent Johnson and olicer Harlow Sunday
morning discovered a fire i'll the vestibulo OF
house No. $40 street northwest, occupied by
Samuel Mater. II was set on fire by thief who
had lighted candle, and in his fright dropped a
pocket-book belonging to Mrs. N. L. johnson, No
gO3 NJ street northwest,
The Liberals or FrcethiukeTs Of this city have
commenced 10 reorganize their association. For
this purpose they held meetings on Saturday last,
and on the Saturday before. Another meeting
will be held by them at the office OF the Nattona
| Pieip, 9OS PennsylSGnia Avenue, ON Saturday mex
at half-past six o'clock p. M, when an addres:
will be delivered by member Of the association
In the case Of Mr.. w. 4. Henderson against TIC
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company, action fol
S25 900 damages caused by collision, Judge Mac.
order directing the plaintiff tosubmit 10 medical
| examination at Baltimore. The examiners are
Drs. W. W. Johnson and u. T. Sewers, of this city
and DR.. Charles Jones, Of Baltimore. Mr.. Hen
derson is special agent of the Post Onice Depart
| n,ent.
The Metropolitan Club is almost ready to enter
its new building at Seventeenth and II streets
which has cost $4,000, is nearly seventy feet
square, and has tower and kitchen on the roof
| This Is almost diHgOnaly across the President,
Square from the old clubhouse, where Philip
Barton Key breathed his last. Keys children are
now all grown up, tho oldest son has been the
atrical manager, and they are all said TO have
means.
The grand dictator Of the Knights of Honor has
determined upon semi-annual yisitations rs fol.
lows; Thursday, November %, National Lodge
No. 642 Thursday, December 7, Hope Lodge, No
223s Friday, December To- Naval Lodge, No. Gil
Wednesday, December 20, Mount Vernon Lodge
No, 2li2i Wednesday, January 3, 1883, Federal
Lodge, No. 1903; Monday January l5 1885, Poto.
mac Lodge No, 1874. A new lodge VIII be insti
tuted at 81, Georges Hall on the 2llh instant.
The following sales Of real estate have been re-
Gently made by Mcssrs. John Sherman & Co.. The
new building, No. Il4l Connecticut avenue, L
Colonel John NJ. Wilson, Engineer Corps, u. S. A.
for Sl3,jJO; for Aessls. Il. y ], CalnlnaCk, house
No. 1926 q street northwest, to Mr.. James
Waugh for 5000, and for same owners six lots OF
and Fourteenth, to Mr., q, G. Martin who is erect
thereon six neat two STORY dwellings, with bgcl
buildings and cellar.
One of the Ford BROTHERS.
Mr.. Charles Ford, one OF the Ford brothers VIII
killed Jesse James is in the city, stopping at tn
American House, lie has como on to rehears
his part IN Sid Frances drama, "The Jesse James
: which will be produced at the 1heateT Comqu
, one week from tonight. In appearance Ford 4