National Republican., 1882-09-01

Dr. j. II. Unrtgnn, the well known physician,
has removed his ofnce aud residence 10 1911 FOui-
tccntn street northwest
DR.. and Mrs. Kellogg have returned from their
tip to the mountains in Wcs'ern Virginia, and
are Gomicod nt No. 9ll New York avenue.
Mr.. Moses Minston yesIc day submitted evidence
to Judge Bundy that the feroCious dog &c had kept
was dead, aud the case against him was dismissed.
The pupils OF st. Poses Industrial School, ac-
compancd by several Sisters of Mercy. went down
the river yesterday OH the steamer W. W. Cor
cOrnn.
The opening of one hundred mite boxes dis.
tributcd some months ago by the First NJ. p.
Church disclosed tho fact that $500 had been con-
u.butcd.
on account of the inclomcnoy of the weather
the second moonlight excursion of the Washing
ton Cadet Corps las been postponed until Monday
evening, September !.
Henry Allen (wlitc) was fined s5 or fifteen days
IN jail, in the police court Yesterday for choking
NJ Ugnrct Wilson (cOlored), with whom he said he
had been living for five years.
| Tho charge against William Hanscom of EN-
| bezz!ing s!,226 from Lieutenant Frederick
Sehwaka, of Arctic fame, has been dismissed, us
nearly all the money had been paid to SChwatka.
| janis Waters and sandy Gibson, both coored
were held in default of $500 bonds to await the
tion of the grand jury on the charge of stea ling
| two "a, dies nom the stable OH the premises Of ST.
| Augustiues Church.
| Mrs. Alexander II lady weighing over 900 hun
dred pounds, was thrown Violently to the ground
while cpping from street-Car ut the corner OF
Second rect and pennSl vania avenue yesterday
| morning and severely injured.
Judge Bundy rendered u decision yesterday that
when Two defendants are Jointly charged with
odens' In the police court one can testify in dc.
| tUnse OF the other If dcsirOuS of 50 doing This
| has not been the custom heretofore.
The Friendship Social Club which was organ
| lied at No. - Myrtle street, last evening" have
eoc ell the following officers: C. b. Wandel presi.
| dent William SOlUn, vice. president; E. c. Swig-
gard, treasurer, aud q. G. stiUoll, secretary.
A certificate of the Washington Fire Exin-
| gushing Company was yesterday filed with the
| recorder. The capital stock is 700 divided
| into $500 shares The trustees are Joseph Z. Nc
| KipDen, samuel c. Ramage, and Robert +. Hunter.
William Mitchell, who charged Special Officer
| Mccormick with threats of personal violence
| against him was fined So yesterday for contempt
| OF court i'll not appearing as witness when the
| case was called The case ag ainst McCormick
| was nole pros>et.
One hundred and two tons Of ofTal was taken
away from the city OH Wednesday, requiring three
| steamboat trips TO transport II. There have been
| this summer the largest nccuinulations OF garbage
| ever known 1T this city, for the melon and vege.
| table crops have been very plentiful.
| Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to Johr
| White, Lebanon, Ohio, and Eliza Washington
Washington; Henry Washington and Maria Ten.
der, David Br ,Oks and Emma ]. Craig, Perry d
rurlin and sHllie W, Daniel, William Gaines and
| Catherine Burke Alexander q. Moore and Mary
| SheehaE all Of this city.
Henry W. Smith yesterday entered suit aga,n.,
w. II. Torryson for rS2 OOO damages for violation o.
| milk contract. The plaintiffs declaration al.
| logCs that Torryson contracted to deliver from
september l, 1881 TO May, 1882, ut Arlington Farm
| day at the rate OF egAteen cents per gallon, and
that he failed 10 carry out his contract.
| In the alleged infringement suit commenced 10y
T.. w. Woodruff against the National Shelf ant
File Company, the defendants yesterday flied
their Hwcr. They deny the general allegations
and claim that the patents are proper grants from
tue government, nnd not infringements. The!
lar time to injure their business and 10 preven
them from securing certain large contracts.
At the meeting # the fire commissioners, helC
out Of the usual course on Wednesday nj sht
Public Printer Rounds's kindly action in givln.
employment to q daughter of the late JOSEPH
Daniels was suitably acknowledged. Chief CronIL
was given leave OF absence TO attend the tentl
annual convention Of the National Association .
| Fire Engineers The subjects of the annual re-
port was considered and the board adjourned.
Messrs p. ]. Crenshaw, w. NJ. Johnston d.
Brandon, J. w. Curtis, and L. p. NJ. Watkins, o
Alabama, held an Informal meeting at the Pha
delphia House, Pennsylvania avenue, last night
and request the Republicans OF Alabama now IL
Washington to NEE. there on next Monday nigh
for the purpose of express ng their indignation u
the lasa and br9lal murder OF their fellow Re
publican and cO-laborer, Jack Turner, oil ChVctap
County, Alabama.
Tie United States Fish Commis ion Is hayin,
car, formerly used for the conveyance of fruit oil
the Philadelphia, Wilmington, and Baltmor
Railroad entirely refiied rs a fish car. 1t is ex
pectei that II will be ready for use by October
when the moving Of young fish to different part
OF the country Commences. handsome fish car
recently built on patent invented in May, 1882
Is also lying on the siding at the Fish CommissoI
building, in South Washington
Mr, Charles b. Bayly, who was formerly we'll
known iu this city. having been chief clerk to til,
gas company and subsequently associated will
Mr. John F. Ellis in the music business has re
turned 70 the city, and will assume the charge Q
Elll>'s music store. Mr.. Henry Eosrbnch retlrin
trJm the firm. During Mr.. Bayly's absence fror
Mr.. Otto SutrO, the largest music publisher i
Baltimore and ho returns with the full benefit o
| bisl In, mar thnrn