National Republican., 1882-10-05

DR.. and Mrs George Kellogg have loca,ed Mt No.
oil New York avenue.
The Twilight Base Bail Club defeated tho Co.
lumbia Base Ball Club Tuesday by score of 25
to3.
T"e New jersey Republican Association will
meet to- night at st. Georges Hail. and full
meeting is expected.
a long train Of gypsy wagons passed through
the city yesterday bound South Both men and
women were n hard looking lot.
meeting of the Departmental Baseball
League will be held Tonight at 7 80 o'clock ut
Scanlam's, Ninth and d streets northwest.
Glucse the fellow who was arrested for the out
rage ON MIR. Besslcrs daughter was discharged
yesterday, the father refusing to prosecute.
Mr.. j. Frank Bigelow, the dciGulting bank teller,
wo Is i'll at his f.thcrs house, was sill :ht!y worse
Yesterday. All friends excluded from the
room.
Charles A. Lrng!ey las filed suit against Eliza
Ferry md others for the sale and distribution OF
ars of lots IL and II, Davidsou's subdivision of
square DIG.
Il bert Arthur, business manager for Miss Minnie
Palmer is III the city looking after the Interests Of
MY sweetheart who will Iprar at FUrds
Opera House next week.
William H. Cant undertook while drunk, to
shoot his wife, but the cap did not snap and then
lie beat her over the heHd with the stock of the
gun. lie las gone t. Jail for six months
evening paper alludcS to Lieutenant" +"
| II, xe n one o. ajlr Lydccker's assistants Mr..
iIUAC mas Deel captain SINE June last WIicn
| lie was promoted after having served fourteen
| years as a lieutenant
Baron Raymond Scilicre, OF Paris, has applied
for letters of administration to bo Issued OIL the
estate of Paul Gustaye Louis Gabriel Dcsignolle to
| Anthony Pollok. The estate consists OF letters
ia cnt issued IN June, 1851, and an order of pub
| icatiOn was directed.
| John JONES' u big coored man, stole n valuable
dog from Mr.. james f. Russell, an attorney, and
when The latter undertook TO claim the dog Jones
l trn tn t4iil tf
hirty days for stealing the dog and fined him So
Ut hitecn days for the assault,
William f. Earle, esq, WIS admitted to the bar
of the supreme court of the District yesterday, on
motion Of Colonel Enoch Totem. Mr.. Earle was
aSsitint United States attorney OF South Carolina
for several years, and has been Tor many years an
active practitioner in the supreme court of that
| State and of the United States,
The platform for the jurors in the criminal
court OH the north side of the room, has been re-.
ductd In size, that hereafter but one panel can
| bc accommodated on 1t ut once. Tho prlsont rs
dock, heretofore located ON the south side of the
ON, has been removed 10 the north side OF the
| room, west OF the jury platform.
II is reported that there is much sickness among
| the residents living near the commons in the vi
entity of the Be-liIe Car stables. There are nu-
merous ponds on the cJmmors, which are the
receptacle for all manner of filth and garbage,
causing the atmosphere in the ncighborhoJd tu be
very iuuiund full Of danger those living near by.
The new addition TO the City Hall will be
ready for occupancy next month. The new
rooms that have already been assigned are the
equity court, in the northwest corner circuit and
criminal courts, with their retiring and consult
M nns, clerk S Office and general term room.
The old building is 10 be remodeled and made
ircpToUf.
James King, who was on April last convicted
| nrr1bbing W. i. Norman by means Of "three. card
moWto' ANA sentenced TO three years in the Erie
| Cuun'y, New York, penitenuary, and who now
lies IN jail here waiting the action OF the curt in
general term, TO which his case was appealed, hns
| become raving maniac and will be transferred
| TO tie insane asylum.
Professor Il. T. Grcener is making two or three
| speeches every day for the Republican party in
southern Ohio, aud will close his labors there at
| Columbus OH Monday evening, when q final grand
rally Will be held at the State House, after which
| he Will take the stump in Pennsylvania for a
couple of weeks aud wind up the campaign in
| New York State. He reports large meetings and
enthusiastic crowds through ohio.
The L Street Musical Circle held 1t regular an
nual meeting and election of officers on Tuesday
might. Mr.. G. i. Sheriff was elected president and
MIR. s. J. Kubcl musical director. The meeting
was well attended, aud the members showed the
same enthusinslmwhich has characterized all the
previous gatherings. The Musical Circle begins
| the second year of its existence with Il member
ship of over sixty, and will proceed at once with
| its iehehrSals.
| The STIR republisheS poem from the Utica IN
W Oi scrrsr entitled " BIRTHDAYS