National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-06-28

THE REPUBLICAN "pct" is "razeeing his ear.
That was an awful hot Shot in last nights Cite.
A colorcd female iniant was left ON the steps of
No. 1i5l Samson street, aud taken to ST. AIMS
lnidnt Asylum.
in the sweltering weather the proper place TO so
Is the swimming school ON New York avenue and
take II delicious swim.
The Republican Invincibie Club of East wash
ington has adjourned over until the second Mon
day in july owing to the intense heat.
The bonds of Matthias V. Buckley, Samuel c..
Mills, aud Alfred q. osborn Justices of the peace,
were yesterday approved by Justice Macarthur,
john 4. Gwen and Benjamin f. Morsell have
fled II suit in equity against Eliza W. Philip and
utGGrs to have the title 10 part OF lot i'll square
1873 cleared
The Republican Central Committee of the Dis.
trict Of Columbia is to meet at Lenman's Hail, li25
New York avenue, tomorrow night full at
tendance is requested.
Colonel II. NJ. Rogers and other singers will &c
company the " Department.! Dozen" on their first
excursion of the seas II ON The evening OF tao I'D VI
July to Marshall Hall
Tho following pat, nts were issued to distri, III
ventors yesterday: Charles Ewing fol. telephone
signaling and receiving apparatus, and Philip o.
jenkins for an electric light
William A. Mcloy, of this city, has been ap.
pointed u special assistant United States district
attorney to ait md to some United States cases in
Pueblo lands ut san Jose, Cal.
The funeral of Mrs. Harriet X. Richards widow
of the late William Richards, who died Mold "
at the advanced age of 70 years. will take place
from Christ Church, Navy Yard, this afternoon at
1 o'clock.
The alarm from box No. 315 at 1926 o'clock yes.
tcrIay morning was for fire in an unoGcupied two
story brick house on Twenty street. near
NJ street northwest Loss, 500; fully insured
Cause, incendiarism The house is owned by
Thomas Love.
A lot OF carpenters tools have been recovered
by the officers of the Fifth Precinct from col.
oIei man named Jerry Sims, who was trying to
N ham an1 h4lia
have been stolen. They await identification at the
station house.
III the case CT Juneman and Others Knights of
St. George, against Nicholas May, lite treasurer OF
the order, and Philip May, his bondsman Justice
Macarthur objected the jury to iini u verdict for
the lul amount claimed against the OK. treasurer
and for 500 against his surety.
The steamer Mattano, Captain Knowles, while
on her down trip yesterday run aground of Lower
Cedar Point about $50 p. m. Efforts were made
by The dredging tug to get her off, but it was impos
sible, and 1t was thought that she would not be
able 10 get oil before O'Clock, when the tide
comes up
Thomas Greyer and Charles Jones were last
night run in" by Fifth Precinct officers for COM
hitting an assault on Arthur Flynn, VIII keeps u
restaurant on street between Twelfth and Thir-
tcunth streets northwest. Thoma, COpely, John
Coprly, and Jerry Downey artistically trestoed f.
NJ, Grrenburgh and will seek Judge Sn.llS &C.
qunintGnce to-day.
Mr.. William Wagner. the successful Washington
marksman, has arrived home from Louisville,
bringing with him splendid record, aud leaving
behind hosts of new-mude friends. Mr. Wagner
| captured one first prize and several second and
trd prizes, including third money in the Louis
vile Hotel stake, the largest ever offered Mt any
Dird.shoot. lie would have done much better had
IL not Ieen for sickness with which he suffered
during the entire time.
Dennis Howard, Il member of Post 8, G. a. r.,
at Hampton Soldiers Home, Virginia, and formerly
n member Of John A. Rawlins Post /, OF Washing
ton, died very suddenly in this city yesterday.
Comrude Howard was well known to old members
of the Grand Army, and his death adds one more
10 the roll of those who have gone before. The
funeral will take place to-day from 1870 Second
street southwest. His remains will be conveyed
to Arlington in charge of his former comrades of
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