National Republican., 1882-08-04


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| THE WEEKLY REPUBLICAN,, which was issued
yesterday, may bo obtained nt the business ofloo
in copies ready for mailing. The present number
Is fully up TO TIE high sOn lard which has won
for the WEEKLY 80 wide n circulation.
Maud Acton, avag, gave her personal bonds ye
tcr,ay to leave the city.
large body of Quakers aid visit to the
| White House. Their quaint costume attracted
| much attention.
There viii he 10 session of tho probate court to-
day. Jn lge llngner will hold court Monday aud
| tlen adjourn stSc die
Clarence Smaliwood go,S to Jail for sixty days
for striking John Walker over tie head with
tumner during b,r-room alteration.
Captain ]. NJ. Coombs. OF the Inteior Depart
ment, is OH tho sick list. lie fell and sprsined his
right ankle, and INFLICTED other ,nfdl injuries.
Mr.. A. X. Tarris has resigned his portion as
paying teller at Lewis johnson & C,.s bank to
actei similar position in the banking firm Of
Bacman & Go.
man named Philip u. Haincs died suddenly
at his corner Eighth and streets last night.
Drs. Blair and Morgan were called in, bat t.ieir
services proved nnavailiug
Ex-consul.Gcncpl aud Mrs Wolf celebrated
their silver wedding Wednesday night at their
reidrnce on Filth street northwest. They were
the recipients of many handsome presents.
The case of William Il. Davis, charged with OBJ
timing sG0 from Charles NJ. Alexander under
ialse pretenres, was yesterday continued in the
0i.ce curt on account of the prosecuting wit.
ness ckncSS.
The death of Dr.. W. II. Mussey, at Cincinnati
is announced. Dr. Mussey was Il brother OF Mr..
f. D. MusIcy, the we'll known lawyer OF this city,
and held high rank In the medical profession,
and was well-known throughout the country.
Henry Rollins and John Coningon, the men
who were arrested Wednesday afternoon for as
n IN a l,nI,t
Judge Smell in $1,000 10 the grand jury. They
were also fined s. or fifteen days each for disor-
derry conduct
Not lcng ago n trial of speed was madc between
the oyster soop Lizzie Lane. belonging to Captain
Coviugtou md the well. known plea, sure yacht
Amcricus of this city, over ten mile course. The
Lizzie walked away from her opponent, making
tho trip in All hour and three quarters.
From certain Information that the police re.
ccivcd yesterday afternoon i, was hoped to have
appreh,Idcd Frank Jackson, the colorcd miscrc-
ant, before ghtiall. The information proved
however, to b. faulty, and the police are no II, arr
their man than when. they first started on tie
chase.
The attendance n, the weekly match of the Co.
| lumbia Riiic Association at Benning's yesterday
was small in consequence of the inclcm, III
| weather. Mr. W. J.. Cash touk first prize with
ore of 81, and SIR. william Wanslall second
prize with II store of ~. There were nineteen
| entries.
Bo II Collins and Donnclly are in lard training
for the fight OH the 10Th. Both men have pulled
their weight down and begin TO show tho pure
| bccrs without any surplus ndipOsc Tissue. The
place where the contest will take place has not
b,en agreed upon yet, II will doubtless attract Il
| large attendance.
The sum OF s2O,Ot0 has been raised to purchase
| Chamberlains club house for the y. NJ. Z. a., and
the association expects TO be in their new quarters
by October |. The balance, 1t is believed will be
| secured BY that time. Mr.. T. \. Harding, the ell
| crgetic secretary, deserves much credli for the
| success OF the enterprise.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to Will
inm b. Jones, Stafford County, Virginia, and Min
ME V. Lamkin, Westnoreland County, Virginia;
| Samuel G.. Daniel, Fredericksburg. Va, aud Ylr-
gina NJ. ntzhngh, stafford County, Virginia;
| William $. Fielding, New York, and Harriet Z.
Root, Washington, d. c.: Cyrus Mercer and Cor
Geliu Talaferro Washington.
The Illinois Republican Association met at St.
Georges Hall last night, Colonel W. l.. Wood
president and Theodore L. De Land secretary
The following PERSONS were elected members:
Julius Gasch, Charles Il. Bis, Mark II. Maher, NJ.
| Scanlon, George ii. Enslenan, and Albert b.
Auer. A large amoun. OF routine business was
transacted The association, through its political
committee, is getting ready for the campaign.
| A seaman OIL board III, Schooner Henry L.
Berry, named David Montgomery, yesterday up.
reared in the police court against q. W. Chatfeld,
| tho captain, and J. W. Bischct, the mate charg.
ing them with brutally Furnishing him fCr refus-
irnS and tied up by the wrists for two houis md II
| half Judge Smell held T. at the punishment did
| not render tne legally ftspolSlDIC,
| dismissed the case.
Hattie Davis yesterday filed petition for d.
vorco from James w. Davis. They were married
here March S, 1850, and lived together until Au.
gust S, 1850 when they separated. The plain III
charges he defendant with committing series of
| unnatural outrascs upon her person lcpe redly,
and against her earnest r1tcStS. She believes
| he; husband was matrimoniay incapACitatrd at
| the time OF his marriage. Since the separation
| lie has contributed nothinS to his wi!cs support.
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Funeral OF RObcrt COwdin Howe.
| The infant child OF DR.. Frank T. Howe, city
editor of THE NATIONAL REPUBLICAN,. was inferred
yesterday evening, at O'clock, in the family lot
| in Congressional Cemetery. Little {. Pa" the
| familiar nick nnme by which he had been known
To all the children near by, and which was given
tD him because he wns born on 81. PatriGk's Eay-
lay in dimiEutirc white velvet caskct In dainty
! white rDbc. The coffin was lined inside with
natural flowers and a wreath of choice and beau
tiful drsi gus hid nil the sweet little up