National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-01-18

Have you laid In your stock Of tea and coffee YETI
Owing to the continued indisposition of Justice
James the Court in Banc held no session yesterday.
DR.. Armstend Peter is about to erect a fine resi-
dencc ut tho southeast Of Bell and Congress
streets, Georgetown
81, If" Memoir" win observe the rule By sending
Stuart Robson will be published.
The Herdic Company have filed their second
annual statement in the Recorders Office. Capital,
$50 OO all paid up; existing debts, si9,272.22.
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company has
established nm express and telegraph Office at 1882
1hrly-second street, with Mr. Aphonzo ofut as
agent
twill be observed that the more Oscar Wilde is
studied the more simple he appears. This Is also
Characteristic of the jimson weed as well as the
water.lily.
At the thirty ninth regular meeting of the Thlr-
teenth Building Association, held at Goddard's
sorbed by last months advances.
The coal men of Georgetown anticipate pros
porous season, commencing about the 10Th of
March, Navigation on the canal Is entirely slls-
PENDED now and will not be resumed before the
above date.
At donation party held ut the residence of Mr..
l.. u. Harmons, No. 100 Maryland avenue sonth-
west about one hundred of the congregation as
sembled each one contributing something in the
way OF the necesSaries of life.
The marriage of Miss Hannah Nachman to Mr.
Morris Clark will take place at the Eighth Street
Temple to-day. Miss Nachman Is the niece of Mr..
and Mrs. L. Bomt who, viii give n reception to
In the Equity Court Yesterday, in the case of
Soteldo against Lyon, Judge Wylie heard the
swer to the rule issued Monday and directed that
1t be discharged on condition of the defendant
paying over 10 the receiver the money obtained
from the barkecpcr.
Mrs. General Ricketts, fell at the corner of Fiji.
teenth street and Pennsylvania avenue, and
seriously cut her facc. Mrs. Robson, who hap
pencd TO be passing took Mrs. Ricketts, in her car
ringe and conveyed her to her residence, where
medical attendance was summoned.
MorOnrpt L, puSphn1l hy hpr gOlipitnr Edward D.
Maync, has commenced a suit in equity against
Moilie NJ. Main, praying that deed Of conveyance
| from Margaret l.. Pnschall to Mollie M. Man pur-
porting to convey lot TO- block g. Meridian HILL be
| declared null and void rs having been obtained
| by fraud, and the same be set aside
Marriage licenses were yesterday issued to
George W. Reed, Alexandria County, Va, and
| Mary f. Bali. Fairfax County, Va. John T. Scriv-
cner, West Washington, d. c. and Margaret Trun-
Thompson, Vienna, Fairfax County, Va; Henry T..
| Davis and Harriet Riddle, Morris Clark and
Hannah Nachman, Robert Cobb and Letitia Daw-
| son, of this city,
Mr.. G. d. Deshields. who has been appointed
keeper of the House restaurant is from Warrcnton
aud is well and favoraby known in AleXandi H.
Unpopular and efficient clerk. The place lisa yalua'
BILE one, as house rent water fuel and gas are fur
nishcd him free of cost, ana the location secures
| good business during the session of Congress-
| Washington Correspondent Alexandria Gd.ette
Judge Wylc, in the Equity Court, recently de-
| cided n very interesting legal question. He was
|
| tain real estate by the heirs-atlaw of deceased
trustee, the ground that the said heirs were moi
| competent to execute the trust as heirs al. law
| At the hearing the Judge denied the injunction
| and delivered an opinion favorable to IA sale by
| the hcirs-at-law, they all being of lawful age.
| Two new cases of thevlng are repOrted-one
| the house of DR.. Jouy, 22lS Pennsylvania avenue
| when several household articles were taken, and
| which makes the fourth time this house has been
| robbed this month, and in the other case sneak
| thief was discovered by II servant girl while he
was getting into the second story window of house
| 1916 Massachusetts avenue northwest. He was
| pursued by some officers to Blagden's alley, whei
| he was lost sight of.
The will of the late Marshall Brown has not yet
| been opened. A few days after the death of Mr.
Brown the instrument carefully sealed, was lief
with the Register of Wills for safe keeping, but NJ
| steps have us yet been taken toward prObatinl
the instrument There are numerous rumurs n
to how Mr. Brown LETT his property, the prevailing
one being that he left his whole estate, including
that valuable piece OF property the Metropolitan
Hotel, and the fine country place near Brightwood
| hSwifp.