National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-11

TuscOtora Tribe, No. 5. /. o. Il. NJ, will pay n
fralenul visit to Logan Tribe, Of West Washington,
tonight
Susan Fitzgerald has entered suit In equity
against Andrew Jackson to obtain quit claim Of
lots Ii and 10, subdivision of square 2S3.
At the meeting of Kit Carson Post, of the Grand
Army of the Republic last night, General Van
Fliet and thirteen other prominent gentlemen
were mustered In.
Frances W. Eaton, guardian ofFran ces W. Eaton
and other infant defendants, has filed q suit iu
equity for leave TO sell certain real estate in which
they have an Interest.
Mr.. Frederick Douglass, Recorder of Deeds, has
accepted an invitation to deliver an Grafton at
Rochester, N. Y, on Decoration Day.
The Federation of Labor has passed a resolu-
ton indorsiny the action Of the journeymcn plas.
erers IN fixing the wages for the season at the re-
quest OF their employers.
G. II. Summers, a commercial agent represent
ing firm of New York dry goods merchants, was
arrested by the special agent yesterday, and
released on procuring license.
The revival in progress at the Ebenezer NJ. L
Church, Fourth street southeast is being very sue
cessfully conducted. Great credit Is due Rev. Mr..
half.
Charles salyards, arrested in this city, charged
with the theft of horse from W. 7. Elliott of
Greencastle, Pa, has been taken to Chambersburg,
Pa. II Is said he has been twice in the peniten-
tiGry already.
Mr.. william D. Evans, merchant from Potts
town, Pa, aged siKty.Six years, died yesterday
morning ut willard Hotel of paralysis. He had
been in this city eight days, His remains were
sent to Pottstown.
The board of management ofthe East Washing
ton Band of Hope will meet at Mrs. L. A. Meeker's
residence, Fourth street southeast, this evening At
6 80 p. IN. At this meeting officers will be elected
and an aid society organized.
In the Police Court yesterday Mr. Merrlck, for
the Government, asked for a further continuance
in the Rerdel case OH account of not having his
witnesses present. Judge Smell continued the case
until next Wednesday ut one p. m.
| 1t is rumored that the grand jury have found an
| indictment against Brockway, tho man who was
Instrumental In cou4terfeting the $1,000 bond
plate. II is also said that other parties have been
| indicted with him, but who, is not known
| Mr.. George Driver will open his summer garden
on Monday nj ght. He has reiitted the establish.
| ment and enlarged the balcony to accommodate
ladies. we'll appointed stage has been erected,
| and panoramic scenes will also adorn the walls
Mr. Frederick Douglass has received from the
| Chesapeake and Marine Railway and Dry Dock
Company, of Baltimore, handsome set of caulk-
ers tools, AS reminder of the days forty six year,
ago, when Mr.. Douglass was a caulker in the en-
| ploy of the company.
The Columbian College Club defeated picked
nine in game of ball BY u score of 40 to 6. The
features of the game were the heavy batting and
| good fielding of the Columbians. On Saturday
| the Conmbians go to Alexandria to play the Epis-
| copal High School nine
All Survivors OF ferel prlsOns permanently OF
| temporarily resident in Washington, whether Of
the Army or Navy, should not fail to be present al
| the meeting called for tonight at q. A. II, Hall
| corner Of Seventh and l. streets northwest. Al
| interesting time Is anticipated.
| In the Criminal Court yesterday Justice wyli,
sentenced George ImmiCh, recently convicted o
an assault with intent TO kill, to eight years In III
| Erie pcntcntiary. This is the full term Above,
| by law for the Offense. Thomas J. Bicksler, TO
counerfeting, was sentenced TO Eric for ny
| years.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday t
Charles Rinehart and Lille Ella Currer Mary
lind; Robert II. Byng, Charleston S, c., and Susi,
Belmont, New York; Samuel Joiner and MINI
Harris. Thomas A. Ladson and Alice NJ. Voss
and Wesley Swales and Mary Coleman, Of Wash
ingtOn,
The committee of arrangements on the late Gel
ebrauon of the PROCLAMATION of the emanGipa-
ton will meet next week to perfect arrangements
for printing the proceedings and incidents Of tht
late celebration in pamphlet form and cXoneratI
| the Washington cadets for not paroding on the
| 17Ih Of last April
Count Eugene Mitzkiewc has just returned from
| Massachusetts,, having perfected all arrangement
for opening asummer resort ct Whites Bluff on til,
| Lower Potomac. THIS place is said to be one O
| the most favorable for summer excursions on III
river. A fine Iron steamer, like those running /
COney Island, whc will be lighted with til
electric light, has been chartered for the season.