National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-03-22

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WANTED For Rent" For Sale" or lost"
three times for twenty five cents in THE RErUB.
LiCAS.
There will be a session of the Probate Court to-
day ut eleven o'clock.
The administrative of james Mccarthy filed II
bond of 81 900 yesterday also the administrator of
Dolly Dunn filed bond of 81 600
Claus sW. Trothcr, native Of Anhalt Germany
having served asa volunteer during the war aud
been honorHbly discharged, yesterday took out his
naturalization papers.
Al the request Of Mcssrs. Clngctt and LipsComb,
assigned TO defend Charles shaw indicted for the
murder Of his sister. Susan Ann Carter the trial
was set down for Tuesday next.
The sale ortckets for the performance of The
Smugglers at Lincoln Hall on Saturday night
for the benefit Of Mr. Sousa the composer, Will
commence Mt Ellis music store this morning.
The GuitC0u bill of exceptions will probably be
finished to-day and at once placed in the printers
hands. Colonel COrkhil seems to be satisfied
with it. Mr. Scoville says 1t has been turned in
side out
Officer Mari. of the Eighth Precinct (UniontownJ
Station, picked up valuable pair of horses early
yesterday morning on Hamilton road, in the
county. They were valued at $50 and were
claimed by Mr.. C. II. Clcnidon.
The polo match at the West End Rink, B0lti-
more, on Monday evening between the West End
and Washington Clubs resulted IN draw, the
score staining TWO 10 tWO-eNldently Il - tOO-tOO ~
| game between two aesthetic teams
Owing to M error in giving the name Of the
| Washington and Georgetown Railroad Company
| in the bill filed by Thomas \. Hcnuery claiming
5000 dnmnseS, the original 6ill has been with
drawn and II new one was filed yesterday.
Patents have been issued to citizens of the Bis.
trict as follows: Edmond l. Burton, automatic
wagon brake John Mat2uCr grinding. mill IIar-
rict MOrgRu diaper; David l.. Shoemaker, ma
chine for cleaning and securing ricei Charles G.
Wilson, hand. stamp.
The Court in BUnc was occupied all day ycster.
day in listening to the case of johnson against the
| District, claiming damages by loss incurred by u
sewer backing up and oycrlowing on his property
! on Missouri avenue. The case was submitted IL
the court, the decision being withheld.
Marriage licenses have been issued to Robert J.
slrother, Madison Court House, Va, and Mary G.
smith, Fanquier County, virginia. william n
Frances Hughes Washington, j. G., and John
IIce and Anna CrOucbcrg Of this city.
The building lot, cOrper Fourth and d streets
southeast, which was donated to st. Peters Church
u short while ago, was rallied last night at the
IdrOChial School building. About five hundred
chances had been taken ut Il each. The lot was
won by the wife of Policeman Shelley, who
throw forty eight.
Rev. }. W. Trout, several years ago pastor OF
North Carolina Avenue Mission, Is expected In the
, city this week to remain several days. The Rev
MIR. Trout is one Of the most popular ministers
who ho, ever been located in this section of the
/ pOrtunity to u0y their respects to him.
| In the Criminal Court yesterday the case of An.
drew h, Schohcld, charged with embe2zGmont,
was called, and resulted in verdict of acquittal
for the defendant. Mr.. l.. y, Hay for the defense,
! showed that the company owed MIR. SChoheld, and
! that the money he was alleged to have CmbeZZlcd
! was only sct'oil Gu the amount owed his client
| by the company.
Mr.. o. d. Austin,r, nephew of Senator Conger
| who was recently appointed postmaster Of Butler
! Mo- seems to be spreading himself IN his new pn.
| slon. lie has Introduced the Brush electric
! light Yale boxes, and many other imprOy eIngnts
! and, IN addition TO managing ilrst.Cluss news.
| paper, runs the Office to the satisfaction OF the
community. Mr. Austin has scores of friends in
this city who Will be pleased TO know OF his success
| When the Criminal Court opened yesterday
William Harris, n tall coorcd boy, was called II
! the bar aud an indictment read to him charging
! him with the murder OF Joseph Banks by strlkiul
| him on the hcHd with II stone on the 9Th OF las
| July. The boy appeared very much surprised anC
pleaded not guilty. ltthcn transpred that this wa
not the particular Harris, but another Harris. IL,
was charged with II second Otcnse of petit larceny
! aud pleaded guilty to II. lie was sentenced I,
fifteen months at Auburn penitentinry,
Elizabeth Lowe and others have instituted
suit in equity against jeremiah Jackson an,
others To sell the east forty feet front of lot S. II
s9unro nj, In June, 1884, Jeremiah Lowe dice
intGslatu and left the above described property
his heirs being the plaintiffs and defendants to TN
bill II being to the interest OF all the parties tina
the lot be- sold and the proceeds distributed, tn,
court is asked TO sanction the sale. A. some Of The
plHinuils arc minors the pfupcry cannot be sole
/ except with the assistance Of the court
sister Placdn, who for twcnty.three years wa
! connected with 81, NinCcnts orphan Asylum ii
| this city, died Monday at st. Juscph's Female
/ Academy, in Baltimore, where she held the pos
| Of sister superior. The funeral will take place
/ this morning from -, JosCph's Church, Baltimore
Deceased who was iOrty-siN years old, was native
Of Ireland, md her name, before She entered IN,
| church, wus Cutharne Doyle. She came to hi,
| country when fifteen years Old, hcrparcuts settling
. In Rochester, \; T., whence she entered tho
/ mother house at Emmittsburg,