National Republican., 1882-09-22

| is fully up to the high standard which has won
for the WEEKLY 80 wide n eli culation.
Archie Mackenzie, agent OF stanley's American
Anglican Allied Shows, is III the city.
1t is said that the casts In the Chrlstiancy di-
vorce case VIII amount tJ over $4,000.
A handsome souvenir will be presented 10 every
lady attending Drivers benefit Tonight
The Mnueola social Club of Fast Washington
will nivo .hsir first hop at odd Fellows Hall DC.
tvber 26
Yesterday the day and night were exactly of the
same durGtion-thc sun rising ut n. and setting
nj p. m.
The Excelsior Ora uatic Club of East Washing
| ton has been reorganilcd under the direction of
| Mr. John Is. Miller
The heat Of the last few days has seriously in
tcrercd with oyster operations, and work at the
wllarNes is almost ut n Standstlll.
| Wlle Harris who WIS recently sentenced six
months i'll jail for the larcency of watch, has had
Ills senencc remittcd to three months.
ThOma' Orange a colored boy, was run over and
slightly injured ut Ninth AMI Boundary streets,
by II wagon driven by William Fl. Potzler.
Michae Doyle and Michael Lison were yester-
day fined slO5 each in the Police Court f r selling
liquor without II license. Appeals were noted.
Abner's garden will close next week for the
son. The Spunish students will give two more
concerts, at which the man flute ana Herr Ignaz
Conrudi will appear.
Miss Gussie DE Forrest, the charming New York
actress, is pleasantly remembered by many friends
here ns the Ctc!y b diaC OF the Galley Save"
npany Uf Inst year
Mr.. james Anglim has donated ninety. Eve looks
to the High School library. Efforts are being
made to flrm library, aud Mr.. Angims gift Will
iorm hands me Start.
The work Of laying The new artificial stone side
wax Oh the north side of Pennsylvania avenue
WAS mmenced yesterday morning by Mr. p
Malone cUnractor for the same OH the east end of
the line.
The family of Mr.. Bland, a groceryman at Sew.
enth and streets southeast, we're taken quite sick
after having eaten some fish for dinner. DR.. Ford
was called lii and found symptoms of animal
poisoning.
CHARLES Taylor, vicious looking boy, has been
aFie.t,d by Officer Hopkins for throwing stones
on -Four. and n-hulf street. This practice is much
ldulged i'll by idle boys to the great danger of
passing pedestrians
The first and second class students of ST. Johns
Collegiate Institute played Il match game Of base
ball on the National grounds Inst evening The
game WAS awcll contested one. scU:c, TO in
favor Vi the first class.
This evening at sunset commences the most
solemn of all Jewish feasts-lhe Lay of Atone
ment. According to the commandments the Jews
until sunset Tomorrow.
NJ uriagc licenses have been Issued to Edwin
Bruce, Galveston, Texas, and Alice Queensbeiry,
King George County Va James c. Callan and
josie 5. Edwards, OF this city.
William Weaver, an elderly white man, while
handling oysters yesterday morning, fell from
Riley's wharf to the bottom of the schooner Sum.
merS, and would have seriously injured himself,
II he had not struck several other men in his
d -scent.
Ths numer GUS friends of Madame Annie Roe
mcr- Ku' par, the charming prima-donne of Con-
gregatiCnal "urcb, will lie pleased to learn that
size is rapidly Convalescng from her recent severe
il,ness ard Will in a few days be able to resume
her musical labUrs.
Ale lion for divorce was yesterday filed by Mr.
A Williams fnr N ri ntr ai,,stl
inn Newton Burke. They were married in New
York April B. 1877, and lived at Rochester until
April 1917. when he deserted her. The petitioner
asks to be allowed to resume her maiden name.
Among the appointments in the Pension Office
yesterday was Mr. Levi Nagie, one of five brothers
who served the country during the Mexican and
the late civil war; The Grand Army of the Re-
public, of which Mr.. Magic Is prominent mem
Ter, requested his appointment and it was made.
Prof John p. Soussa, the handsome and &C.
complished director ofthe Marine Band, is rapidly
acquiring reputation with the shot gun almost
equal TO tlat enjoyed ty him with the baton. In
silIglc afternoons shooting he bagscd 105 birds,
ortolan and reed birds. Along the river front he
is known as the terror OF the marshes.
Rosa May Evans asks to be divorce from Joseph
Q. Evans, on the ground of willful deser,ion and
for permission to resume her maiden name of
Lambell. They were married in Baltimore May
J. 1879, and lived together for ten m)nhs, during
which time the deiendent contributed nothing to-
ward her support On May.l, 1850, he deserted
her.
Merchants who have fall clothing to dispose of
are in distressful state of mind because of the
slack demand for goods adapted to a cool tempera.
lure, and hosts of sweltering citizens who have
but just returned from the seaside and country re-
sorts arc regretling that their Stay had not been
prolonged until the mercury had ceased It's mid.
summer familiarity with ninety degrees in the
shade.
Justice John 7. c. Clark, of 1914 street north.
west, has some ma a;ntcent specimens OF grapes at
his office, 3a2 Twelfth street northwest, grown In
the open air. Among others are four new seed
lings, which are enough to make an epicsrc's
| mouth water. Mr.. Clark has devoted years aud
years Of labor 10 grape culture, and has at last
| been rewarded by being the possessor Of some of
| the finest vines 10 be found anywhere.
Captain c. a. Fleetwood Is in receipt OF an iuvi
| taliUn from General Hartranft, chairman of the
| Military Committee, for himself and command
| tie Washington Cadet Corps, to take part in the
military demonstration of october 81, al the Phil
adelphia Bicenten!al. a special meeting of the
| company las been called for Monday evening
next and there is but little doubt that the invita-
tion will be accepted, and the lRurcls won by the
| command IN Baltimore be augm, nted by those to
| be Won on tie soil Of the Keystone state.
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The Mnniz Shooting Case.