National Republican., 1882-11-16

| w h'u ut tLS pHslHeos OHlCS.
Margaret Butler has filed suit in equity against
| John A. Butler and others for account and parti-
ion OF lot 49, square 25i.
A handsome broughnm has been added to the
White House stables from Brewster, of New York,
through joyce, oil this city.
revival meeting of interest is in progress in
the Cnonown NJ. E. Church. j. H.. Ryland, pas
| tor Several have protessed conversion.
Richard Bates pleaded gully in the criminal
court to four charges of second ofEense, and was
zen. 10 the Erie penitentiary for six years.
Samuel Newton, colorcd, pleaded guilty, in two
cases, 10 receiving stolen property under the value
| Il $50, aud was sent to Jail for three months in
each case.
J. ". p. Myers, broker, has sold for William
Fletcher a fine residence on II street, between
y nth and Tenth streets, TO Mrs Romaine, OF Bal
| imore for $1,000
Charlie Johnson, colored boy, who, about two
months ago. fatally injured son of Mr.. John
Dani, Of Prince George County Maryland, was ar
rested "Wednesday.
Mr, j. E. Hayden and family, who have spent
the summer in the Kaatskill Mountains, have re-
| turned to the city, and are now al their elegant
| home, 9O7 NJ street.
Henry Johnson was convicted of fhousebreaking
In the day. and stealing carpet from the house of
| John M Judge. He was eXiled to the Wllds OF
| Ere for three years.
In the case of George w. Robey, found guilty of
assault with intent to kill Ollcer Quiulan, his
counsel, Mrs. Lockwood, has filed q notice of
motion for II new trial.
Philip Hutchinson has entered suit against the
District of Columbia, claiming $1,000 damages for
| injury done his property in Unontowm by the de-
| iendnnts diyerlins stream so US to overflow his
| and.
In the criminal court Wednesday Benjamin
HGckman and Henry Reed indicted for publish.
ing libel In the Sunday Chronicle OH Hon. Alonzo
| Bel. wnivcd tie reading of the indictment and
| pleaded not guilty.
| The SIX boys who were convicted of breaking
into the house of Mr.. Julian 1app and stealing
| preserves and other things, were Wednesday re-.
| lea ed after long lecture, upon their personal
| bonds for good behavior.
The stand pipes aud ladders recently erected in
| The court-ysrds of the Treasury Department were
tested for the second time "Wednesday morning at
o'clock aud found to work very lat sfnctorily.
| The test was made by the District fire depart
| men.
The following trustees of Zion Wesley Church
| have been elected for the ensuing year: Tobias
Johnson s. a. samby, NJ; D. Robert Gunnell, Ed
| ward Smowden, William Magrudcr, james ThOnip-
| son, Thomas Adums, Henry Shelby, and Thomas
| Taylor.
| AT Il meeting of the Washington Stock Ex-
| change, held Tuesday evening, November II, Mr.
| Louis w. Morrison, of the firm Of Z. Morrison &
| 90, bankers and brokers at II Wall street, New
| York, was elected II member of the above ex-
| change by unanimous vote.
free lecture or familiar talk on short hand
| whiting will be given this evening by Rev. NJ.
| SIell, III lHc lecture tue u NJ y. A,
| llO9 New York avenue. This is especially 70 :
young men and they are invited to attend The
| Mlk will be illustrated upon the black board.
| The Washington Lecture Lyceum announce by
| advertisement this morning the details of their
| course of Lectures the coming winter II is the
| most attractive course OF lectures ever arranged
| for this city, and II Will tax the Congregational
| Church to hold the crowds that will attend them
Not n member of the present Committee on the
District of Columbia is returned to the next Con-
| gresS. Most of them failed TO get denomination
| and the rest were defeated at the polls. The
| members of the same committee III several recent
| Congresses are said TO have experienced similar
| fatality.
Building permits were issued yesterday to C. B.
Pearson, to build one brick dwelling on Massachu.
| Netts avenue and Nineteenth street northwest, TO
cost SG.500; George 7. Pyles, to make repairs on
| Harrison street, Uriontown, to cost $780, and j. c,
| Fuertsch to make repairs at corner OF Twenty
| hird and NJ streets northwest, to cost $3.50.
The regular monthly meeting OF the Washington
Dental Society was held at their rooms lll3 Penn.
'ylvania avenue, Tuesday evening with an aver
| age attendance. Several cases of diseased teeth
0ssfcation of the pulp, and diseased antrum
| were presented and tneir treatment discussed by
prs smythe, Donaldson, Noble, schooley, and
| Hunt
Joseph Dade created n big excitement at tn,
health Office Wednesday by going there in an adj
vGnced stage Of smallpox, being broken out al
over and his head being very much swollen. TIL,
ambulance was sent for and the man sent to tn,
| first seen the man. and the entire health Office
| was thoroughly fuinigated.
| Oscar II. Combc, by his attorney, L. r. d
| Maync has brought suit In equity against Gabriel
T. Chase and Others. The plaintiff sets forth that
the defendants have conspired to defraud hin
| out Of valuable patent for the manufacture OF
| articles Of commerce out of cotton-seed oil
| known Rs hutturOid" " and oleard." Mr. Combe
Is the well-known chemist at the corner OF Tenth
| and streets northwest.
Mr. Charles Shepard OF Churchyllle, n. y, was
Wednesday night united in marriage to Miss
| Florence Summers, OF Anaudale, Va. The cere-
mony took place at Memorial Church ut o'clock,
| the Rev. DR.. Butler officiating. There were Iu-
| nerous relatives aud friends present. The haDpy
couple boarded the lOoClock train for an extended
| western tour. q. u. Atkinson, &. W. Summers O.
J. Miles, and A. g. Parker were the ushcrJ.
Commissioner West has been for some DAYS de.
voting his afternoons, after tho business of the
day Is disposed of, to consultations with Repre-.
sentative Neal chairman OF the House Committee
on the District Of Columbia, upon District matter:
that will require legislation. a bill for new as.
| sassment has been prepared which will be pre-
sened in Congress al the first opportunity, and
| Commissioner West and Mr.. Neal are now con.
sldering the new tax bill.
| Wednesday evening colored man named James
Jones fell in fit while putting in coal for Mrs
| Daily, ut the corner Of Thirteenth and N street.
northwest. lie was taken into the house and
| kept until he recovered and then taken to his
| home, on Eleventh street. between q and r.
| While he was IN the house five boys, named Willie
Ceary, Willie Miller, Harry McCristal, Traver
MCCrstal and Walter HiNOn, put away the coal
and gave the money to the man to take home with
him.
"OIivette."
The Wilbur Opera Company began an engage.
ment at the Academy of Music, Baltimore Mon.
day night, with the production OF "Ollyette