National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-04-06


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Me; H. d. Soclcy, oregon.
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Waterbury, Conn; j. :. Beer, II. ID. DOnnelly, New
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H. Hyde. New York; George Gray, New Jersey
pha 4. coolidge, J. q. Coolidge. Boston
Sr. MAUC.-Robcrt 7. Fisher, Cincinnati; James
u. Gale, John H. Benson, l.. +. Maidhoi, r. G. Colin,
New York.
on Saturday THE REPUBLICAN will be issued in
doublc.shect form, as usual, with It's great amount
of carefully prepared reading in luding the lat
est local and political news, social gossip, book
reviews, notes Of fashion, the stage, &c,
THE WEEKLY REPUBLICAN, will be issued to day
with It's fhy.six columns of interesting reading
matter, varied aud attractive and adapted to the
agriculturst and the home circle. Copies in
wrappers ready for mailing may be had at the
business office.
You can publish q three-line advertisement Of
Wanted" For Rent For Sale,' or Lost"
three times for twenty-five cents in THE REpUB.
LIcAS.
Next Friday, being Good Friday there will he no
Hagncr will hold court to. day at eleven a. M.
Mr.. +. /. CardOza will read paper on 1" The
Future of the Negro in the United siutgs" before
the Union Bethel Literary Association next Mon.
day evening
In the Criminal Court yesterday Jennie Williams
was charged with stealing S6i from Harriet Glas.
cock on the it'll of last March. She pleaded not
guilty, and bail was fixed at 500.
At haf.past eight o'clock yesterday morning of.
cer Fowler of the Eighth Precinct, brought to the
station house dead white female infant found in
BrOwning'S brick yard, southeast.
Warrants have been issued from the Police Court
against the Washington and Georgetown and
Metropolitan Railroad Companies for running
their cars without a license for each car.
Joseph S. Stettinus and wife have commenced a
snt in equity against Margaret j. Stcttinus (all
heirs OF Mary Ann Stettinusl. TO have lot Is, in
square $50, sold and the proceeds distributed.
Justice Wylic has notified counsel that on next
Monday he will deliver his opinion on the motion
to quash the indictment in the star route cases. 1t
is believed that the opinion will not be very long.
but will cover all the principal points involved.
Phoebe Anderson pleaded guilty yesterday in
the Criminal Court of stealing ga from the house
of william H. Hoover on the 9th of last January.
She wcpt bitterly in open court, and her tears
seemed to soften Judge Wylie to sentence her TO
one year at Albany.
The Orient Club of Fast Washington have de
Cidcd 10 act uncdly i'm assisting the Capital City
Guards to make their coming lair grand success
The following are the officers of the Orient Club:
Mrs. Carrie Dodge, president; Miss Alice Taylor
secretary, and Mrs. Jane Scott, treasurer
Evans popular dining. rooms on + street between
Ninth and Tenth northwest are daily crowded
with patrons who have voted this the ncatcst,
CleanCst, and bC,t.HppointCd dining. room in the
city. The walters are attentive aud the tables
provided with everything that the market afO DIS.
II appears from an examination of the criminal
records of the District that during the last twenty
five years crime has increased propOrtiOnatcly with
population. In 1886 the average number of com.
mitncutS per month to Jail sixty eight, against
2Oj in 1851. LarccuioS seem to be more prCyalc 1t
than any other Oicnsc.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
Samuel A. Hayden, Of Alexandria, VA, and Mollie
Wood, Of Charleston, :. c.; Benjamin C. Whitney
Washington, and MOllie +. GOii, Baltimore: Blu h.
rod W. lrcw Washington, and Virginia W. Divine,
LGesburg, Va; william u. Mundy and Mnlindu c.
Willis, Orange County, Virginia: Abraham Brown
and Harriet Lucinda Green, George II. Carroll and
Alice V. Chapman, Paris Lyvers and Iaum 5.
Harris Lewis Sweetman and Mary Grant, Thomas
Holmes and lnttiC Bnll0t, Of Washington.