National Republican., 1882-09-02


Wanted" For Rent" For Sale" or "Iost"
three times for twenty-five cents in THE REPuB.
LICAS.
Dr. Ralph Walsh has returned to the city from
Frosburg, Md.
Large tlocks Of white cranes were seen flying up
and down the Potomac ye,t,rday morning.
I. l. Murphy, office OF the Solicitor of tile Treas
ury, has returned from the New England States.
Mi Anna Sterling, of X street, has returned,
after delightful trip 10 Saratoga and New York.
The Columbia Fishing Club leave tomorrow
| for fifteen days fishing cruise on the lower Po-
lomac.
Tie work Of repairing the concrete pavement
along the line Of the Ninth street railroad is pro-
grcssing rapidly.
| DR.. Rankin will occupy his pulpit Sabbath
| morning. DR.. Bischoff gnd his choir will furnish
the music. Services ut IL o'clock.
During the absence of Rev. DR.. Sunderland the
Rev. DR.. Buckley p ofessor Of rhetoric, Howard
Uaiversiiy, will occupy the pulpit, commencing
Tomorrow.
Judd &c Detweilergave topping OFF, last night
the typos engaged Oh the tax list, at Fabers res
luurant where the boys had Il good time over u
Widespread liable.
Lieutenant Hugh 7. Reed, U. S. A.. professor Of
military tactics at Cnrbondale Institute. in llli-
nois, Will be married to Miss sallie Ferguson at
Indianapolis, lnd., September 5.
The schooner Little Ella, Captain Posey, was
the iirst vessel to bring cargo of oysters to the
wharves this season. Her cargo consisted of 100
DNS 'els, iOT lhe general market
MIR. Charles d. l.. Paige. In charge Of the West
ern increase claim in the Pension Office was taken
suddenly i'll Thursday. and had to leave his duties
He was able TO DC out yesterday.
Ninrty-two new students have REGISTERED at the
Suencerian Business College during the present
week. The regular day and evening session will
be resumed Monday, September L.
John Harper, residing on New Jersey avenue
was fined $40 in the police court yesterday for
keeping dangerous dog. Three PERSONS testified
that the dog had bitten them Seyerally.
Mr.. Edward Clark, architect of the Capitol. &C.,
Yesterday opened bids for painting the addition TO
the proposals footed up from 2ii to S7l6.
Rev. H. L. Mugevney, 8. j., of Memphis. Tenn
has arrived in this city aud is to be stationed at
81. Aoysus Church during the coming year He
will preach to- morrow morning at late Mass
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to David
c. Arnold and Maggie Miller. Peru, Ind; John II.
Clagett a:.d Alice l. Gunne, William Brown ana
Maria Jackson, George Tyler and Maggie Taylor,
ull of this city.
A certificate Of death was filed in the health
Office yesterday of the decease Of Howard John
son, years old, who died of lockjaw from the
effects Of splinter in his left foot Duration of
sickness, "a hours.
Yesterday morning colored boy named Harry
| Watson, while riding on boys wagon down
Thirteenth street HILL ran into the lamp post at the
corner OF street, overturned ani broke his arm.
| lie was removed 10 his house ON street by his
| companions.
mems Reir, at in East Washington toward forming
what will be known as the Navy Yard Library
| ASS ciation." Papers or books can be left at the
| Retreat or care Of Mr.. H. o. EmmonS, 53l Sixth
| street southeast.
| Vincent Flood. colored, was employed by Judge
| Jordan OH the evening of July l2 to carry note
| containing IS fIom the American House TO MIR.
| Lorraine al the Clinton House. Flood never de-
| lvered the noe or returned the money. YcstCr-
day he was sentenced to forty days in Jail by Judge
| BuLdy.
young colorcd man named Mace Bell was
yesterday Convicted In the police court of having
made frequent indecent exposures of his person to
ndi. in the vicinity OF the Capitol, and was sent
| to the workhouse for thirty days in default of o
$40 fine, a sentence altogether too light for the
be' silly ofense.
Charles Z. Bishop & CO., the we'll. known insur-
ance agents of this city, having recently moved
into new quarters, zoos street northwest, an
nounce new departure in the columns of The
REPUBLICAN,. Hereafter real estate loans and
rentals will lie embraced in their extensive and
inci casing business
Charles Lewis told Martha Ward, who had bee n
drinking with HIM, that if she followed u hand
organ man lie would lick her. Martha followed
ind got clicking, aud then had Charles arrested
c aries was fined s5 ior assault aud Martha wa:
nned for contempt IL not appearing in court when
the case was first called.
A meeting of the Bricklayers' Union was helt
last night at Cosmopolitan Hall. Letters were
received from Mr. Holbrook, manager of tn,
Washington Brick Machine Company, and several
brickmakers and architects, aud he secretary wa,
instructed to return them to their writers aud
inform them that the Union refused TO reduce
wages to $3.50 per day.
THE REPUBLICAN has received part of the re
port Of the Commissioner Of the United State
Commission of Fish and Fisheries for 1879. Tho
present volume embraces inquiry into the de
crease of food fishes andh III. prop gallon of food
fishes in the waters of the United STATS. The
work is of an exhaustive character aud is orna
mented with some very fine plates.
Mr. Cadet Taylor, the newly-appointed chic
clerk of the Government Printing Office, has taker
charge of his oncs. Mr.. Taylor is u practica
printer, and has until recently been editor and
publisher of the Wenona Ql.) Indtr. He Is helc
IN high esteem by printers and newspaper meI
u himself and profit to the government.
A little child of Mr.. Hertz y, the ec,nd- han,
dealer ON street. met with painful and perhap
fatal accident OH Thursday evening, lurse pal
Of preserved peaches had been placed on the floor
! un by some unknown means the little fellow iel
In il, being very severity burnt. The phy,cian
state that at present they cannot say wheih,r tt
injuries will prove fatal or not but fear they will
Charles Carter, n young Philadelphia lawyer
Started, in company with John f. Hughes, to WHOM
he had just been introduced, to see the sights, an
finally Carter wanted to shake" Hughes, VIII,
wouldn't go, so he fired TWO pistol shots 10 Fighter
him OFF. lie was arrested Tor assault but Julg
Bundy decided that wa, not proven, Both wer
y however fined $50 or thirty days for carrying
cealed weapons.
|
= cuct, yesterday evening arrested well-dresse,
young man, who gave his name as William Glad
man. on the charge OF iust driving and being s
drunk us not to be capable of managing IS buggy
He had as companion II member OF tha deRi
| monde well known round town. Gludmun wa
| locked up, and his companion released. Tn
horse was in q terrible State, and showed that
had been cruelty punished.
Detective McDevitt yesterday recovered a sui
OF clothes belonging TO W. c. Cleveland, agent fV
9 Barlow " Wilson's MinstreG, which hud bee
stolen fom his hotel. The members of this troup
seem 10 be in hard luck as TO thefts, for whe
they were here last one of them had Il pair Of boot
stolen, which were recovered by McDeytt. Ma
: also recovered yesterday some carpenters too
: stolen from w. H. S,oddard from new buildin
= on which he was employed on Seventh street.
The Unitel States training ships Dale, Con
I, sellation, Standish, and MayAower arrived
. Annapolis yesterday from their summer cruist
with the CO let midshipmen and engineers The
hat u rough and stormy time, but reached pert 1
lin, the genial agents OF the Pennsy Iyania Rail
road, were at Annapolis wheI these vessels az
rived, aud tcketed these young gentlemen
their respective homes over the great road whic
they represent,
The Washington Monument Society has receive
a letter flom the secretary of Wyoming, Stain
that the legislature Of that territory desire to sen
: a Wyoming stone fr the Washington Monument
!, aud asking Information concerning shape, dimen
n sions, &c. The kHIi,as stone, Of which mentiO
has already been made in THE REPUBLICAN,, wi
b. shortly laid on the monument. The work {
beginning Il new section ON the monument will
commenced on Monday The first lay or Of sion
, Will bring tie monument up 10 heght Of 2.
' feet.
Police Court Notes.
y Lewis Fillmore, small boy, who threw stone
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