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You can publish a hreelin advertisement OF
WANTED" "For Rent" For Sale" OF Lost"
three times for twenty-five cents in THE REPuB-
LIcAN.
The court in general term has appointed James
Carter constable.
Smart agents wanting good thing read the ad-
vcrtisemcht of Lincoln Memorial Album Immor-
telles.
Thomas Patton, colored, was sentenced to sixty
days in Jail for keeping policy. shop. An appeal
was noted.
The Union Bethel Historic and Literary Assooia.
ton resumes It's regular weekly meetings in Bethel
Hall this evening.
The bonds ofA. s. Taylor md John T. C. Clark,
justices of the peace have been approved by the
kcourt in general term.
Citizens living OH Third street northwest have
entered protest to the Commissioners against
erecting telegraph poles on that street.
The case of John Harris, colored charged with
violating the postal laws has been continued by
Commissioner Mills until next Friday.
number of applications for retail liquor Ii
licenses for the year commencing November 1
have been fled with the Commissioners.
Charles +. Walker and others have filed suit
in equity against Lewis A. Walker aud others for
the partition Oflots q anu 2s In square 220
A delegation of citizens of Unionown were be-
fore the Commissioners Monday, and presented q
written protest against the transfer Of Sergeant
Frank McCathran.
Rev. DR., Hicks delivers an address to- night on
international Arbitration" at the Friends
Church. street. between Eighteenth and Nine
teenth streets northwest.
The case of Mrs. Ira Elder Bean, whose arrest for
keeping disorderly house at 1929 New York ave
hue was mentioned III Mondays REPUBLICAN,
was continued until Tuesday.
Twenty three classes now occupy rooms in the
Jefferson school building, the third, fourth, fifth
sixth, and seventh grades of boys schools having
moved into the building Monday.
Mr.. Joe Fell Is now associated with Messrs. Likes
Berwanger & Co., No. $40 Seventh street, and from
his well learned popularity he will probably be q
decided acquisition TO that prosperous house.
Monday, on motion of the District Attorney, the
thirteen against Thomas J. Bicksler for couu-
terfeitng were nolle pressed. Bicksler is now in
prison serving five years term and Is quite aI
old man.
The contract for printing for the court of conf
mirsioners Of Alabama claims has been awarded
10 Mcssrs. Gibson Brothers, who are now doing
the printing for the French and American Claims
Commission.
Caroline w. Payne has filed suit for divorce
from Robert T. Payne. They were married here
January T. 1879, on september ], 1850. the defend
| ant deserted her She asks te be permitted to re-
sumo her maiden name OF Walker
The ordinance of baptism was administered near
Riggs farp, last Sunday afternoon, by the Rev. o.
Eyson, of the Baptist church, in the presence Of q
large congregation. many Of whom had never wit
| messed this solemn ceremony before.
The sealer of weights and measures has made a
report to the Commissioners, stating the number
of beer glasses he and Special License Agent Raft
on their raid upon stovePipe beer sellers, seized
and how much too short they nre in measure.
Mrs Cake states that the notice in THE REPUB-
LICAN that John Chamberlain would occupy Gov.
ernor Morgans mausion as club. house Is
incorrect, and that she has the Governors con
tract for the house for two years from the LIST o.
November,
Rachel A. Moore, guardian OF her infant chill
dren, has commenced suit in equity against Will
liam r. Moore and others for an account and sale
of lot %, sQuur 305, Hs subdvded by William Ii
Gunnell, and to revert her dover Interest in lots
and III, square $50.
W. p. Young sold at auction on the 7th of October
for Messrs. r. Ross Perry and Charles B. Maury
trustees portion of square 2S7 fronting 90 feet on
New York avenue, and improved by the two-story
basement and garret brick dwelling, No 1922 said
avenue. to Mr.. J. Q. A. pfcifier for i,025
Robert Johnson, William II. Johnson, Albert
II. Lucas, Mary Motou Emily Holmes, Martha A.
e. Chandler, and Mary L. Lucas have filed witt
the recordera certificate of incorporation Of thu
Laborers Union OF the District of Columbia. The
leley
olent purposes.
Mrs. j. d. O'Connell, the aggressor in the re-
cent alteration between herself and Mrs Miller
at the Agricultural Department was in the police
court yesterday, accompanied by young lady
The case was continued until Tuesday morning
Mrs. O'Connell has deposited $40 collateral Will
Lieutenant Arnold.
Judge Smell on Monday rendered decision in
the case OF Michael Foley, the auctioneer charged
with falling to pay one and onehaf per cent. o
the receipts Of q sale of furniture imported from
Baltimore. The Judge held that the charge had
been fully sustained, and imposed fine of SlU0
Foley noted an appeal TO the criminal court.
Monday Judge Hagner granted Elizabeth
Marschauer q divorce from John Marschauer
They were married in June, 1878, and lived to-
gether only three months when the defendant
commenced course of ill-treament For the
last eight years he has been an habituRl drunkard
| The complainant was given permission TO resume
her maiden name of Rank.
Marriage LICENSES nave DceU issued TO r lwarO
| A. Stephens Prince Georges County, Maryland
| and Fannie A. Proctor, Washington; Lewis Payne
and Patsic Jones, Fairfax County. Virginia
Samuel q. Kirby, jr. and Fannie NJ. French, Harry
| G. Davis and ldn J. Schneider, james Carter ant
| Mary Brown, Thomas Duffy and Elizabeth Yunccy
| Lafayette Rodgers and Annie Turner, of this city
An enthusiastic meeting OF Columbia Com
mandery No. 2, knights Templar OF this city
was held at their asylum last evening to maxi
| arrangements for the pilgrimage TO the Phila
| was decided thnt the commendery should acccp
| the cordial invitation of their Philadelphia fra
tiers, and 1t Is expected that there will be from
| tu 100 knights in line.
| The Commissioners yesterday approved bill o
Henry Raf assistant inspector Of licenses, for 50
| incurred in causing the conviction in the polio
court of persons Illegally engaged In selling liuuo
without license. This includes the money 70
drinks for coiored bo ltblarks employed TO cOnvic
| the parties Rrrtigucd. The account, however i
| not stated in detail. but generally Jumped. 1t 1
| sworn to by Mr.. Raft; but by nobody else.
The Washington obsterIcal ana Gynologica
| Society has lcen formed by number of physi
clans and the following officers elected. Pres dent
| Dr. s. c. Busey; vice. presidents, Drs ". W. John
| ston and j. lAber johnson; recording secretary,
| &. II. A. kleinschmidt; corresponding secretary
| Dr. S. 5. Adams and treasury, Dr. q. L. Magruder
The object OF TIE society is for the discussion anC
nv stigation oi the specific diseases of women RnC
children, and the membership is limited to twenty
| five.
| AZ the Wharvcs.
TIL following new arrivals at the river front ar
| reported by HRlboImRster Sutton: Schooner Mar,
Z. Morse, Captain Baker, 1,l03 tons ice for Inde