National Republican., 1882-06-26

The police made forty.one arrests during the
twenty four hours ending yesterday morning at
s a., m
Columbia Encampment No. 1, l. o. o. f., has
created committee 10 arrange fr mn entortain-
mcnt ut odd Fellows Hall at un early date.
The funeral Of Mrs. Elizabeth, who died at the
advanced age of 90 years took place from her late
residouce lOlS Ninth street northwest yesterday
afternoon.
Guiteau Is reported to have said yesterday: "If
this weather is to continue much longer my cx.
pocted change of hublthtlon on Friday will be rc.
freshing aud acceptable"
Marriage licenses wtrG issued OH Saturday TO
Robert Walker and Hattie Dobson, Washington,
u. c.; James Il. Armistcad, Baltimore, ana SUE
Bird, Prince Georges County, Md.
On Saturday Justice Macarthur approved the
bonds of Charles Walter, John r. c. Clark, William
Helmck, A. s. Taylor and C. s. Bundy, who
have been rcappolnled Justices of the peace.
The closing exercises of primary department,
with exhibition of penmanship and drawing will
bc held at 81. Johns Collegiate Institute, ut 10 a.
IN. to-day, The friends of the institute invited.
Jewish society will lose valuable and esteemed
member to-day, when Mr. Abe Rathbcrg will go
to Northampton, Mass, 10 start in bu .fness. His
many friends wish him bon voyage and success.
Officer Bayley Saturday night arrested and
locked up at the Finh precinct station house La
lnyettc Allison (whitc) for stealing an ACCORDION
from Conrad lIaburg, with whom he WASH arding
The National Fair Association will give the first
of a ,ries oftrotting an pacing matnccs Mt the
Fair Grounds this afternoon. There have been q
number Of entries, ana the sport VIII doubtless be
exciting.
Tho Metropolitan Presbyterian Church OH Capt.
tol Hill intends purchasing a $500 reed organ.
The church is one of the most prosperous in the
city, 1t has large membership, is out of debt aud
is constantly growing
Frederick Cook and Patrick NoOnnn were be-
fore Judge Smell Saturday for keeping cow.stabes
in the city nearer than 200 feet to dwelling-houses
other than their own and were fined 81 each and
ordered to abHte the nuisance.
At $3.50 Saturday evening officer Clawson,
of the Sixth precinct, found the body of n
| dead infant in an alley between Rhode Island
| avenue and street, and Eleventh and Twelfth
streets northwest. The body was removed TO the
station. house and the coroner notified
Mr.. Albert ], Riddle, son of Mr.. A. G. Riddle,
who has been acting for tho past season with
Lawrence Barrett, has returned to Washington for
the summer, having Just completed n tour in
Canada. Mr.. Riddle has made an engagement
with Lawrence Barrett for next season.
| A colored woman named Josephine Addison,
| employed at the Riggs House, while out Saturday
became exhausted from the extreme heat, and
upon returning TO the hotel partoOk of plate of
| ice cream, the effects of which caused apoplexy,
| from which death was instantaneous.
| lot of white men employed by the ice COM
| pany of Georgetown became involved in street
fight Saturday afternoon on Bridge st, ret during
| which one of them named Wise received an ugly
cut near the left eye being struck by pair Of Ice
longs OliCer Burrows arrested the whole crowd.
The officers OF the Uni ed States Marine Hospital
| Service have placed In Rock Creek Cemetery n
| granite monument to mark the spot where the
| late Surgeon General John NJ. WOodworth lies
| buried. The design, by McMcnamin, of this city,
Is very unique, solid, handsomely lettered, and
| Grtiscally carved
Mr.. John p. Hirth, of the General Land onice,
was absent from his desk number of days last
week. His friends became anxious about him.
| lie returned, however, on Saturday with a beam :
ing countenance. II Is n bOy-Rn eleven FOUNDER,
| 1t Is said John says he had no idea SO young u
| hoy could make so much noise and keep 1t up so
| long.
Mr.. NJ. Trimble. corresponding secretary of the
| Garfield National Masouic Memorial Association,
acknowledges the receipt of the following aadi-
tional contributions; Evanston Lodge, No. 4,
| Wyoming Territory, SIS; Buringamo Lodge, No.
| ~, Kansas, 81; StaudIsh Acres, Chicago. H., 81
Washington, d, G., 81 each Rev; W. NJ, P's!le-
| thwate West Point, 81; Lewis Lodge, No. 1877,
Iowa, SIS; J. r. Hayden, Washington Territory,
| S3; a. V. Wnrr, Tennessee, 81; James Ruthvtn,
| Scranton, Pa, So; Oriental Lodge, Wilmington
D.l., IS; Connclisvillc Lodge, No, Si6 Penn VI
yana, $40; Lebanon Lodge, No. T. Washington, d.
| c., $40.
School Trustee Dodge laid before the Commits.
Sioncrs Saturday Il statement OF the proposed d.
vision OF the money appropriated for general 70.
pars to Public schools during the next fiscal year
The appropriation of sl70 900 will b. divided among
the seven divisions as follows: First division
| s25O0 second, s2,O0O third, $500; fourth, $500
total of Sl3 900 will exhaust the appropriation with
the exception Of 81 900 allowed for contingent cx-
penses and minor repairs. Tho amount being un-
usually low, 1t Is suggested that the law designa-
ting the duties Of iantors be more strngently en-.
forced aud the jnnltors required to do portion Of
| the work usually done by contractors.