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Philadelphia.
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| Il y, Ersmpton, New York; d. Howard, Castle
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| York; John r. Donaldson baltimore and James
Alfred Murray, London, England
You can publish three-line advertisement OF
Wanted" For Rent" For sale,' or Lost"
three times for twenty-five cents in THE REPuD-
| LIcAS.
Officer Cole was thrown from his horse on the
Fourteenth street road aud his back badly in
jured.
marriage license was issued yesterday 10
| Johann Henry p. Lerrh and Hanna digger, Alex.
| Hndra, Va.
The Minneola Social Club are making prepare:
tons for their first annual excursion to Marshall
| Hall. 1t VIII doubles be grand affair.
Professor De WolOwski has gone to New York
| where his wife, Madame l.. Gomez De Wolowsk
prma donna Of Italian opera, Is lying sick
The steamer W. W. Corcoran, Captain Blake
| resumed her usual trips to Mount Vernon yester-
day, with large and appreciative number OF
| guests.
Gus De Grummond, who has been on a visit to
| Denver, Georgetown, and other points in Colo.
| RADIO, has returned TO the city, looking stout ana
| healthy.
The anniversary exercises of the National Deaf
| Mute College will be held In the hall of the in.
stitution ut Kendall Green, next Wednesday at
| three p. m.
The test case of Brown VS. The District of Colum.
bin, which has occupied the attention of the Court
| Of Claims during the whole Of the week, will be
| taken up again on Monday.
Dr. Mary L. Walkers lecture at Odd. Fellows
Hall Tomorrow night, at eight O'clock will be one
Of interest. "Curioslties of the Brain" Is novel
| subject and will call out u house
| Charlie HURDLE has been appointed to position
in the Government Printing Office. No man works
harder for the party in sunshine or in rain than
Charlie He deserved place, got it, and will
| kept,
The star.route cases will be called for trial to.
day in the Criminal Court. Judge Wylie said yes
tefday u an attorney that when the cases begin he
| will not adjourn OH Saturday and hardly thought
he would stop Sundays
BY mutual agreement the counsel for the Gov.
eminent md the defendants John Hitg and C.
L. Prentissl In the German American Bank cases
agreed yesterday TO postpone proceedings unit
Monday, the Sth proximo.
on motion of w. II. Smith the applications o.
william n Strong, William II. Smith, aud Theo
dore W. Noyes for admission to the bar were re-
ferred to the committee on examinations, On Mr.
Claughton's motion John II, b. jenkins applica.
ton was also referred
The will of Harriet Alexander Henry was yes
terday filed with the Register and admitted Il
probate. The testator bequeaths to her daughter
Mary, Helen, Louisa, and Caroline share ant
share alike, all her real and personal property
who are nlso appointed the executors of the will
The grand jury yesterday found true bills agains
Thomas j. Bickslor -four casesl for making, using
having In possession, and passing counterfeit coin
and Edward Boyd, larceny. They ignored tn,
indictments against Henry Jackson assault will
intent to kill Annie Ringgold and Lawrenc,
Bailey assault with intent TO kill Charles King.
II is understood that a number OF our prominen
citizens have formed stock company to intro
duce the Calvin. DERRICK patent continuous pip,
In this city. This invention Is series of chamber
through which mpy be run telephone telegraph
electric light aud other wires underground, Rnc
our citizen will glady welcome the Introduction
of anything which will serve to remove the un.
slightly poles and wires that mar the beauty of oul
streets.
On motion of Hon. Henry s. Neale Of Ohio
Jacob W. Starr of Camden, n. j., member of the
bar Of the District of Columbia, was yesterday ad
mited to practice before the Supreme Court Of the
United States Mr.. Starr studied law with ex.
graduated at the Columbian University, OF this
city. He was President of the New Jersey Associa-
ton, and is now secretary of the Central Associa.
ton ofStNtes. MIR. Starr has been a leading and
influential Republican in New Jersey since the
| war.
valuable compilation issued by the Govern
ment is the Schedules of the Railroad Post. Offices
on the Principal Through Mail Routes of the
| United States" under the direction ofW b. Thomp-
son. general superintendent Of the Railway Mail
Service. 1t is intended to make this compilation a
| monthly publication, II shows the time between
terminal Offices and connections with important
| cities, gives schedules of mail routes, conpensn-
| tion for postal cars, compensation TO land.grant
railroads, and a mass of information peculiarly
valuable to business men. The compilation re-
fleets great credit upon Mr. Thompson who, since
his connection with the Post 0nice Department
has vastly improved the workings of the Railway
Mail Service.
Professor J. II. Sibson's Bene6t.
| The testimonial concert rendered to Mr.. james
X. Gibson at the Congregational Church last even.
ing was grand success and the large audience IN
attendance again showed It's keen appreciation o.
the merits of the artists. very select aud enjoy
able programme was presented, as follows: Par