National Republican., 1882-07-18

For Washington, from 7 a. m. TO midni0M-
| Idri'y c0udy Ucdthcr; rain.
ThcrmOmctric readings.-7a a. M, 1892 II n. M,
$780, p. m, $3.50; p. M. 7OSoi IL p. M, 75.4o;
maximum. $3.50; minimum, 66.To.
Prominent Arrivals.
Wn1I,ASps1Ioscph willets, Trenton, n II @ Louis
Ibm5Sy, i@ry, j coyerdqIS p,sHnrS; g Iarrimsq sH.
and r. r 6 GS9 Innsa Soa n 4?' J FG"GS IT, ssSoed
Y #, {cloaeij jr., New York; G. Fair6anit, TsrFe
>, ,MnTnor9LrAN.1,w; White Dallas, Texas: "! q.
Ia NyGt y T. lewis Se& Beacrd Mass iAi'o'D = B.
| Col; stephen a. Ryan, Atlanta, Ga.
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TeSas j. ". Frazier P6isdephia, Pat Pa; W N'zI, + Kp
Hilisn HnliSfiao' bF0w"vl'le' Pa John LOomey' sOut"
.EngirT-p $, Carr, North carollna g. W. Helm
S oh9 w. b. Il odSs mSS New 9on ohm G%es " tWs1 W9sSd
hs o rh9iMSHsTae D e. sbnnsi lion H. L. Warner New MexIco
AnLiSGTON.-S. II. Jones' Utica, n. ": Hon. Powell
GSy,on ayT" AIaas's; nSa Sally, j. ~ paughma MaTyisnd
George S. Perry, Dubuque, Iowa.
,,l. hlgns.-W; y. Tan, Charleston s C B, sherman
| New York; Richard PTenderga,t, Chcssc; = ". K
| Carlisle Covngton.
p, ,WEonNLnys,--,wnllam Matthews, San rrancisco
| Il, is. Kerr, P.ttSburg, Pa
You can publish q three.line advertisement OF
| Wanted" For Rent" For Sale" or Lost"
three times for twenty-five cents in THE RErUB-
| LlcAN.
Yesterday in the equity court Minnie E. Grant
| was granted decree OF divorce from George Y.
| Grant.
| The boy Michael shea, who was injured by play
ing with toy pistol last week, died Yesterday at
| his home of his injuries
Mrs Clara l.. Mes!ck who died Friday last at
the Insane Asylum, was the wife of the former
proprietor of the COntinvnte Hotel in this city,
| bill has been filed in equity by Lula B. SHINES
| against Barton b. SHINES to restrain him from
receiving the rents from lot H. square is5, which
| she claims TO be her property.
The charges against the owners Of the river
steamers for scliug liquor without the necessary
license on their boats on the river will be argued
| by counsel, and disposed of in the police court
| next Saturday
Mr.. William Fegan, treasurer of the South Wash.
ington branch of the Land League, has sent $50 TO
Rev. Lawrence Walsh, the treasurer of the Irish
National Land League of America, for transmits
| sion to Ireland
The 5.yenr. old son of Assistant Secretary Bell,
of the Interior Department, while play ing on the
| porch of his fathers residence fell from the bal
| usifdde To the sidewalk breaking his right arm
| below the elbow.
Benjamin Eaton, q Union soldier of the late war,
lost his discharges and pension certificate in the
Capitol grounds on the 3Oth of June last. If they
| have been picked up they should be left at this
Office, i'll care UfJ. W. Hail.
The woman Sophia McIntire, who created the
disturbance in ST. Peters Church on Sunday, was
yesterday examined by the police physicians, who
gave certificate that she was crazy, and she was
| sent to the Insane Asylum.
Lieutenant Greer, of the police force, who was
recently seriously injured by being run over by a
wagon at Seventh street and Massachusetts, ave
nue., is about again, and with the exception of his
arm, which he carries in sling shows no sign Of
| his accident.
boil ol1 ,rb; ;Io
the hospital at the Soldiers lIJme on Sunday
night staggered and fell on Whitney avenue, and
soon afterward died The Coroner viewed the re-
| mains and gave certificate of dca til from hemor-
| rhage of the stomach.
Policeman Simpson, about 4:45 o'clock yeSter-
day morning, arrested colored man named George
Davis on suspicion of having stolen about forty
feet of new rubber hose, which he had in his pos
session. When spoken to by the officer he threw
| the hose away and ran.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to Potter
| N. FIccburger aud Ellen NJ c. Books, Baltimore
Md George Reed and Jennie Nicholson, John
| Richardson and Matildn. Parker Robert Davidson
| anl Mary Berlin, Riley L. Sasser and Helen J..
| Saith, all of Washington.
Rockville, Md, has INDUCED in the luxury of a
new town hail, and it will Le dedicated this even.
| ing with appropriate ceremonies concluding with
agrand hop. A large delegation from this city
| Will go out on the afternoon train to enjoy the
hospitality of the Rockvilians.
| Yesterday morning when the steamer George
| Ledry arrived NJ ner lnOorlllSS, n White man,
named John +, Stokes. ship carpenter, was found
lying dead beside the fire e-box. The Coroner was
at once notified, anu the cause of his sudden
death was found 10 be congestion of the lungs.
The Lone Star Beneficial Association, at their
annual meeting, elected officers, as follows Fred
r. Klot, president, (re-electedl Robert Boyd vice.
president; William Lnnler, recording secretary
| (rc.eleced); Rudolph Giesler, financial secretary
q. J. Gockeler, treasurer; Il. Rlegel, j. Parkhill,
| and l.. Swank, trustees.
| Mr.. Charles C. Sailer, whose assault upon Major
| John II. King, the agent of the Society for the
Prevention of Cruelty to Animals was gived in
| Saturdays REPUBLICAN, was in the police court
| yesterday to answer the charge. After hearing
| the testimony OF Major King and Saier Judge
| Smell imposed a fine OF $40.
The alarm at II 80 yesterday morning from box
SO was for the burning of an unoceupied frame
house belonging to Martin Connor, situated in
alley between Twenty third and Twenty fourth
and uninsured. The house is supposed to have
| been set on fire by an incendiary.
| Colonel David A. Windsor, of Alexandria, was
granted permits yesterday to erect three fine resi-
dencrs on Eleventh street near X. Colonel Wind
sor is one of the most enterprising builders and
dealers i'll real estate in our city. He has recently
completed block of fine residences on Nineteenth
| street, between and Dupont Circle
| About O'Clock yesterday mornin the house of
| Mrs. May Harris, No. Glib Marion alley, was bur-
| gldriouly entered through back window by
| breaking It. The noise aroused Mrs. Harris, who
| discovered two young colored men named Ander-
made their escape, but Page was subsequently ar
| rested.
| Excavations.
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