National Republican., 1882-11-07

tbs expected that another tricycle. will be put
inu to-day in Collecting the mails.
Arthur Shepherd is making speeches for the
purify Of the ballot box In Colorado.
Marln op-ns the gay season Thursday night by
hall.
Eli Tolson, n small colorcd boy, was arrested
Monday for stealing sausages from the Center
Market
Mrs. C. G. Pcarcc hns been called suddenly to
New York, owing TO the illness of her sister, Mrs.
Gen. $. Casey.
Judge Smell has changed the sentence of Fred.
erck Richter and James Clark from six months
to sixty days each
The engagement Of Frank L. Murray and Miss
Bessie C. Clarke is announced, the Wedding to
lake place tle latter part of this m)nth
The agents OF the Fish Commission will start for
Louisville, ky., to-day, taking with them 1900
carp for distribution in the Kentucky rivers
Officer Howell has been transferred from the
first 10 the eighth precinct by his own request.
The officer denies tho statement publis ied in the
Star thai he has gone back to 1--we with his wife.
James Ryan, aged 3s, was arrested by Officer
Shilling on complaint Of T. Herbert for throwing
bricks IntI the window of Herbert's house, corner
OF Thirteenth -nnd. a half ANA streets northwest
F:itz Roth was charged with having beaten Carl
Baburke with an AK so severely that the case was
continued to await the result of the injuries Of the
man, who has been removed TO Providence Hos
pital.
A small white boy had his forehead cut by the
talboard of his wagon falling and striking him
Monday morning in front of DR.. Dooleys phar-
macy, on Pennsylvania avenue east He was at
tended BY DR.. Hickman.
Two small boys, named Alexander and Lewis
Schultz, were charged in the police court with
Stealing four cart loads of bricks. one of the de-
Iendans is only 10 and the other on,y years old.
Inc case was continued
Marriage Licenses have been issued to Charles
County, Virginia; John w. Brghtwell. and Ma
tilda McCornick District of Columbia; John a.
DAILY aud Josephin, Esputa of this city.
About o'clock Monday morning a horse be-
longing to D. C. Fahey took fright and ran away
i'll front of the gas ollicc on Tenth street. and was
not stopped until he had demolished a tree box
and smashed the milk wagon to which lie was at
tached.
colored boy, named Edward Jorday, was be.
fore Judge Smell, charged with indecent exposure.
Mrs. Elizabeth Shark stated that he came into
her store and grossly exposed himself The case
was continued until to-day for evidence for tue
defense.
Workmen are busy taking up the trees in that
portion Of Judiciary Square upon which the new
Pension building is to be erected. The whole
space from to Il street and from Fourth to Fifth
street will be occupied by the new building and
its grounds.
Judge j. NJ. Wilson began his course before the
law school Of Georgetown University Monday
evening with an able and entertaining lecture
upon The history and outlines of the law of real
property and the numerous questions into which
II enters as Il part.
About $50 o'clock Monday morning an excite
ment was created on Eleventh street, near Mary
land avenue southwest BY the chimney of the
residence of c. j. Church, esq, catching fire.
The danger was checked without the assistance of
the fire department.
Warrington Jackson, q colored man, commonly
called jack" living near Good Hope Hill, across
the Eastern Branch, and employed as driver by
Mr., Gilman, OF East Washington, has been missing
since last Friday, and iears are entertained that
he has been fouily dealt with.
Mr.. Joseph =. Bingley, the we'll. known agent at
Bowie Station, on the Baltimore and Potomac
railroad has resigned that position, and will
leave this week to take the position of train dis
pHtcher at Hinton, Il station on the Chesapeake
and ohio Railroad, in West Virginia
At 10 o'clock Monday morning Mr.. Leonard
Wade and Miss NJ. Agnes Rogers were married at
ST. Aloysius Church, Rev. Father Noonan oticiat-
ing. he ush ers were Messrs. John Stewart. A. j.
Kane Charles Mecham and William Nabeis.
After reception ut the brides house the happy
couple started for Pennsylvania.
The meeting of the Union Bethel Historic and
Literary Assocatlo this evening Is for the elcc-
ton Of officers and other business pertaining to the
society, only members admitted. The next pub.
lie meeting will be held on November II, when
Miss Merritt will read an essay nnd Mr.. Waring,
Cf Ohio, will furnish the paper for discussion.
A meeting of the Georgia ladies' interested in the
Garfield Fair and Bazar VIII be held at No. 1929
Eleventh street this evening. The ladies having
in charge the Illinois exhibition at this fair will
ais hold meeting in the Ebbtt House parors at
$3.50 O'Clock this afternoon a full attendance of
the ladies from these two States, respectively, is
requested by the boards of commissioners.
The Iowa ladies connected with the Monument
Fair met at Mrs. Judge Killpatrck's Oh Friday
evening Mrs. Sanford in the chair, Mrs. William
son, the resident being detained at home. There
were many preparations made for selling fancy ar
tcles, aud among other things $1,000 worth of sta
tonery i TO be sold ut the Iowa booth. Tue ladies
meet again on Friday evening at the house of
Judge Vale, $50 street.