National Republican., 1882-10-17

three times for twenty-five cents i'll IHE kEPuB-
LlCAS.
The Illinois Republican Association meet to-
night at their rooms, corner of Ninth and Streets
Hon. John p. Grantham and his daughter, Miss
10, LEFT Monday evening on short visit to their
home in Iowa.
Edward Boyd, charged with the larceny Of two
cows and heifer was declared not guilty in the
criminal court Monday.
The names of the two additional criers of the
court were announced yesterday. They are Rob-
ert Bull and Henry c. sholes.
Oliver Rlnker has been put under SlOO bonds 10
keep the peace toward his wife, Alice Rinkcr, he
having made threats to do her bodily harm.
citizen requested that II sewer be laid In
square 100, and the Commiss ssioners have responded
that the alley must be opened before the sewer
can be introduced.
At the Union Bethel Ti,toric and Literary AS
sociation this evening Miss Rosetta Cokeley reads
Il paper, entitled Our Stumbling Blocks" Hon.
J. NJ Lansston will be present and is expected 10
sp,ak.
The rooms of the Pennsylvania Republican AS
sociation, No. SO Le Droit Building, are open daily
from o'clock p. III. Those who nre bona fde Re-
publican voters are requested 10 register ior tF"hs
portatiOn.
Miss Blanche Thompson, II protege of Manager
Ford engaged for two years at a leading London
thtater writes back TO Baltimore friends OF her
safe ar ival and great pleasure at her kind recep'
ton there.
Marion Marr had row with his two brothers,
Walter and Arthur N, both of whom he hammered
severely. He was given sixty days in one case,
fin ed $40 or thirty Gays III the other, ana vas put
under 500 bonds to Keep the peace for six months
In the criminal court Monday Maurice Conners,
Patrick McNulty and James Reynolds were ar
raignel for committing rape on Henrietta Robin
son, September, last. The defendants pleaded not
guilty, and in default of 5000 bail each were re-
manded TO jnil
The Ohio Republican Association met Monday
evening at st. Georges Hall, Judge Lawrence in
the chair; r. NJ. Sullivan, secretary pro temp0re.
Routine business was tran nced. The treasurer
referred 10 the importance of clecting financial
secretary, alter which the meeting adjourned.
Marriage licenses have been issued to William
b. Joseph and Lizzie Downs Richmond, Va;
George W. Adams and Mary E: Robey, of this city;
chong G9 JaEan Gnd Katie e. keiam nnre Wsshx cnt
Maryland aud Henrietta Perkins, Washington.
North Caroiniaus going home to vote can get
reduced transportation by consulting W. F. Fear
ing, secretary of the North Carolina Republican
Association, Treasury ,DepaTtment, any day this
week from IL to l2:3O O'clock All orders must be
in by Saturday OF this week. No one seen after
| 1880 y CLOCK.
| The trial of the poundmen at the police court
| for cruel treatment of dog was OH Monday laid
over for future judgment and the dog -catchers"
| put under personal bonds. Major King who
brought the charge, was requested 10 consult with
| the Commissioners in regard TO q more humane
| method OF capturing dogs.
|
bcr, which is published here, is one of the most
| interesting as we'll as instructive numbers of this
ably edited serial. 10 one engaged in raising
poultry or stock should be without it, and 10 one
can read II number without finding muca that is
| valuable and instructive.
| There will be M adjourned meeting OF the hon
orary members of the Capital City Guard at their
armory this evening at 7:3o o'clock, for the pur-
pose Of perfecting their organization. They pro-
al O =
vlpha on the 25.h instant.
Lust evening a colored man named William
Williams vas taken seriously i'll at the corner o
| Nineteenth street and Pennsylvania avenue. HI
| was taken to the drugstore on the corner, ant
DR., Francis rendered medical aid. The man wa
| subsequently removed to his home on New Jersey
avenue, between X and l. streets
Monday the Columbian College nine played
game Of ball with the st. Johns Academy nine ol
the college grounds, large crowd of people beini
| present The College boys won by a score of 16 Il
). The features of the game were Il leit-hand run
| ming catch of Il foul ball by Dumer and a hom
| run by W. AlvoTd of the Columbian College nine
Tho October term of the Circuit Court wa!
opened Monday morning by Justice Macarthur
and Edward A. Savoy excused as n juryman. Ii
consequence of the lack of suitable rooms and TO
other causes the court was adjourned until Mon
day next. At that time the Jurors Will lie eH
alnlned as to their quallhealons ana htness Il
serve.
The regular annual meeting of the Washington
| Froebel Society Will take place on tomorrow eve
ming at the residence of Dr. J. b. Colsrove Ne
1900 Fifteenth street, northwest when the elecio
of officers will be held and other business ofimpor
| tnnce connected with the operations OF the socet
| will be discussed. A full attendance ofthe member
n | is requested. The business meeting begin
y promptly at o'clock, at its conclusion an inter
esting programme of music and literary exercise
| will be presented.
gang of Turkish gypsies camped near Bright
wood last week, and ON Monday started for Leof
ler's woods northeast of the city, but the owne
, met them and ordered them off, being aware
, their plfering habits. They then returned
| Brightwood and announced their intention
starting South TO join the rest Of the band
!, | Charleston, S. C. The party consists of lively
| persons-four men, three women and five Chi
| dren-and have with them three full grown bear
O camel, baboon, and a monkey.
= A meeting of JeHeymen residing here resulte
: in the following organization on Monday, to /
known as the George N, Robson Republica
> Association" The officers selected are as follow
Richard B. Williams, Cape May County, president
william Mays, Camden County, vice. lresiden
Joseph W. Portcr secretary MIR Sigtried, treas
ur.r; Superintendent of documents, A. A. Strar
chairman Of the executive committee, Moy
Bradshaw. All Jetscymen from the first distri
a,e cordially invited 10 cooperate.