National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-02-14

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You can publish n threc.lne advertisement Of
wanted" For Rent" "For Sale" or lost"
three times for twenty-five cents in THE RErUB.
ilcAN.
Madame Camilla Urso, the lady yiolinisl, and
Miss Margaret Hall the soprano of the Urso troupe,
ure registered At the EbOitl House.
l.. Richold, i0l Pennsylvania avenue, boots and
shoes, yesterday made an assignment for the benc.
tit OF his creditors to Leon lODrncr.
vacant house, No. 200 street. was ransacked
lust night last night aud len with the doors open
ana gas burning, but nothing was taken away.
Two burglars attempted to burglarizl the resi-
dencc OF Judge Amber No. as Third street, Sun.
day night butwerc frightened of by the inmates OF
the house.
Matthew Foley, an old white man. died in his
chuir yesterday on the river road in the county,
ANA the coroner gave certificate Of death from
pneumonia.
Miss Ann Wilson, n wel-known and cstlmabo
lady, for many years resident Of Georgetown and
sister of the late Charles Wilson, died in Baltimore
Sunday morning.
The Indiana Republican Club of Washington
will receive the Indiana delegation ut Marini's
Hall on the 9th of March, the 10th birthday Of ex.
President Harrison.
The Asscmby's Church (Presbyterian) will elect
three elders and one deacon on Thursday next.
two of the cldors to replace Messrs. Holtzlauder
and Redstrakc who have served term of six
years in that position.
Court to be appointed a committee to take charge
of the affairs of her sister, Sarah NJ. Pinkerton
who Is confined in the Insane Asylum and unable
To manage them herself
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to James
E. Gin, Brghtwood, d. c., and Nancy l.. Allen
King George County, Va. Thomas, L. Lyon. La
Plata, Ind, and Lucy III. Lowe, Washington, ID. CT
Joseph Thomas and Mary Key, of this city
A lighted candle was found by the wall of a
frame house at Fifth and u streets southeast sun.
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the candle and distinguished the fire, which had
already started, but was unable to find any clew
to the incendiary
Professor j. W. Chickerlng Jr., lectured before
the Young Mems Christian Association last even
ing about the system of weather Signals. Although
the night was stormy the chapel was nearly filled
with young men. The lecture was illustrated by
drawings and with numerous maps aud charts.
A dispatch from Youngstown, Ohio, yesterday
says: THE men that left Washington on the 18th
of January, that are working on the main sewer of
Youngstown, Ohio, have struck for higher wages
on account of the sewer being very Injurious to
work In, and the water and mud over their boot
tops"
Last week a young colored man, Deecher A.
singletary, employed as u servant in the officers
quarters ut Washington Barracks the old arscnaD
left without notice, and three OF the officers dis.
covered that their pockets hud been rliied of some
10 or $50 Singletary is believed to have gone to
Baltimore,
The Homo Plate Glass Insurance Company has
filed a certificate of incorporation with the Re-
corder The capital Of the company is $4,000,
divided into two thousand shares. The inCorpora-
tors are James L.. Barbour, Charles G. DuuCansOn,
John b. Lurner, Isaac l.. Johnson Francis Miller,
Thomas SOmerville, Wash. d, Williams, John VOgt,
and Noble d. Larner.
The Dakota delegation was on the theatrical
rampage, so to speak, last night party of five,
comprising Colonel d. +, Campbell, Major Wash
burn, Judge Flagg, Messrs. Van Fps aud Vincent,
occupying box Mt the National, and Captain
Pettigrew, Major WATSON, ct al taking in FOrds
Opera House. The members of the delegation
are confident that Congress will admit the Terri
tory as State at an carly day.
The lecture OH Charles Sumner, by Hon. George
r. Downing, at Bethel Hall last night, brought
out large audience as do all entertainments
given under the auspices of Union Bethel A. NJ. Il.
Church. The lecturer was followed closely
throughout by his interested audience, and was
frequently interrupted by marks Of approval. This
lecture course is designed to assist In raising
funds for the building OF the new church, and has
so far proved entirely successful.