National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-13


Marian Jones hos filed suit in equity against
James Smith and Others, for a discovery and in
junction.
benjamin Turner was yesterday sentenced by
Judge Wylle TO one year in the Erie penitentary
for grand larceny.
The local newspaper men will be entertained at
the club. house OF the National Jockey Club this
afternoon by the members Ofthc club
Hon. Ben Butterworth, Of Ohio, has accepted an
invitation to deliver the address at the Federal
decoration of gtaves in Frederick, Nd on the 3Oth
instant.
II tho decision of the Court in Banc should be
ayerse to Gutenu, he still has one loophole loft
| which he will doubtless avail himself of-on the
| 3Oth OF June, In the JUL yard.
suitin equity has been filed by Abraham Proc
tor Marshall, by his next friend Richard Marshall
| ngains John w. Haiship TO remove cloud from the
itle to lot 52 in square 3G7 and to secure sales of
| the same.
Professor Joseph Kaspar is preparing his pupils
for grand musicale which is shortly to be given Of
Congregational church, by which he purposes
showing the popularity and advance in violin
playing in this city, especially among young
ladies.
Tho Union Veteran Corps, the Washington Light
Infantry and the National Rifles have accepted
an invitation to take part in the review during
tho encnmpment Of the Grand Army of the Re-
public in Baltimore. 1t will begin June 81 and
continue three days.
The ladies who had charge of the District table
sa that there was nothing stolen from that table
| al the rotunda on Saturday evening. All things
LETT over night by owners were kindly taken care
OF by the supervising architect of the Capitol and
| returned to their owners.
| Mr.. David c, Bangs benefit will take place at the
| Congregational Church on the oath instant In
addition TO the talent already mentioned in THE
REPUBLICAN,, Mr.. George A. Dalton will participate,
| and his many friends will be glad to again hear
| his excellent baritone voice.
The American Society Of Civil Engineers will
hold its annual convention in this city ON tho
10th, 9Th, and 18th instant Colonel Thomas Lin
| coin Casey, the chairman Of the local committee,
| has secured Willard Hall, where tho sessions of
| the convention win be held.
The Right Rev. Bishop Pinkney has consented
to deliver his lecture (for the fret time) entitled
"Travels on the Continent" next Tuesday
| evening, ut the Congregational Church This will
be rare chance to hear very interesting lecture
from one of the most learned and respected men
| Of the age.
The committee ON examinations yesterday made
report, recommending the following for admis-
| sion TO the bar, which was duly done william b
King, Frederick W, Collins, Theodore Brenlano,
CHARLES G.. Norton, Walter Deer, MOrlla NJ. Kicker,
| William NJ. Strong. Charles X. Hyde, and Seward
A. Hazeltine.
Officer Rockwell, of the fifth precinct yesterday
arrested colored boy twelve years old for steal
ing from Clark's fancy store on Seventh street
| On the way TO the station house the youthful
| thief was very abusive and said If he only had n
| knife he would stick the officer. This will make
| his second conviction.
|
been erected on tie lot corner OF North Capitol and
| G streets, and meetings will begin next Sunday.
| Last year Buds tent was located OH the lot OPP
| posite the North Carolina Avenue Church. As
soon as the weather becomes warmer 1t is proposed
to conduct meetings every night.
a number of the members of the Washington
Polo Club propose organizing La Crosse team,
which will embrace Hobbs Allen, Hillyer owens,
| Cuttings Boyd, and Others and they will endeavor
10 arrange q series of games with the Baltimore
Club, and hope 10 clean 1t out us thoroughly as
they did the Polo Club from the same city.
The twenty-third annual floral May festival by
Professor L. G. Marni will take place at his acad-
envy, on street, on Wednesday evening next. 1t
is expected that this will eclipse in elegance of
| appointments and elaborate attention to details
even the many former attractive entertainments
given by this teacher Of the terpsichorean art.
From the publishers, Messrs. j. Frank Lewis &
| Co., Baltimore, has been received "The Maryland
| Directory for 1882" which will be found a val
liable book Of reference and when 1t is stated that
II contains the names and address of over "a 900
| farmers, besides merchants, mechanics, profess
sionaI men, and others, its utility will be at once
apparent.
The Governor Of Ohio has issued a requistion for
the apprehension of Benjamin +. Pritchard a fu-
gItiye from justice, indicted for uttering and pub
fishing forged note in Hamilton County, and
| who is now supposed 70 be in this Jurisdiction
| During the evening Prtchard was arrested by Il
ballif and turned over 10 the deputy sheriff OF
Hamilton County who took him TO Ohio on the
9i7 Baltimore aud Potomac) train.