National Republican., 1882-10-24

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three times for twenty-five cents In THE REPuB.
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Justice Hagner Monday morning discharged
the petit jury in the criminal court until Monday
next
BY the will Of Mary e. Newton, all her property
Is len to her son, Lewis Is. Newton, who is consu
tuted sole executor.
Gcorge Talbot was excused as juror In the cir.
cpit court Monday, and the marshal ordered 10
summon talcsmen TO Ill existing vacancies in the
panel.
The Public Printer hos received a diploma from
the New Zealand Industrial Exhibition a GER.
tifcate Of award for OH unequaled specimen Of
printing.
Donations Of books and magazines for the free
reading room Of the woman's National Industrial
League will be thankfully received at room TO-
Corcoran Building.
Special Assistant District Attorney George Bliss
has procured s75 subpnuas for use in the forth
coming star.route trial. One bundled aud twenty.
Ave are original and $50 duplicates.
Mrs. Louisa Y. Taylor. the eldest daughter ofthe
late General Barton S. Alexander, U: s: A., was
married October l2 at Patterson, N j., to Mr..
Montgomery s. Currey, OF California.
At the Union Bethel Historic and Literary As.
sociation this evening Miss Evans will read " The
Station Agents Story" Miss Rosetta Coakclcy's
paper will be discussed, and Professor Layton Will
furnish the music.
Martin McGary. whose arrest for abstracting SIS
from the pocket OF William Silver was mentioned
in Mondays REPUBLICAN. was placed under 81, 900
bonds TO appear before the grand jury, In default
of which lie was sent to Jail.
Rev. DR.. William A. Bartlett will be installed
this evening as pastor of the New York Avenue
Presby terrain Church. Among other attractive ex.
ercises the greatly beloved Rev. DR.. John Hall of
New York city will deliver an address.
Helen the very interesting eight. year.old
daughter Of Mr.. c, c. Ivey, of the Bank Of Wash
ington. died Monday morning from diphtheria
Mr.. lvey will meet with the heartfelt sympathy OF
q large circle of friends in his afcion.
petition for divorce has been fled by Cath.
crime Wolf against Samuel u. Wolf. They were
married IN Carroll County, Pennsylvania. July l6,
1873 aud lived together IN this city until October
OF the same year. when he deserted her.
The Republican luvincibles held business meets.
ing at Peakes Hail. Capitol Hill, last night, but
nothing except routine business was transacted.
There was very small attendance, and in conse.
quence the object OF the meeting was not carried
out
The Dashaways fair at Masonic Temple next
month promises to be IN interesting event in TEN.
perance circles. The ladies are interested in the
matter, and tho probabilities are that the affair
will be an entire success, both as TO pleasure and
iuance
A white boy named Ross was run over and had
his loft arm fractured below the elbow Monday
morning by runaway horse and cart the driver
being small boy who could not control the ami
NAL. Medical aid WAS given aud the lad conveyed
TO his home.
In the court in general term Monday In the
long g-contestcd case of Edwards, assignee vs.
Thomas b. Entwisle, the court reye rsed the deci
sion OF the court below, holding that the property
In question must be sold for the benefit OF the
creditors of the estate.
The will of Frederick Emmerich has been filed
with the register. The testator bequeaths all his
estate, real and personal to his wife, Catherine C.
that no bond be required. Judge Hagner did not
comply with this request, but fixed bond at S5 600.
In the court Of general term in the case of
johnson against Douglas, Justice James delivered
the opinion of the court, holding that in q case
where there was u deed OF trust on the property
the trust had priority over the landlords lien;
that the latter took the property subject TO such
liens.
Marriage licenses have been issued to Thomas
Handy and Hannah Rhodes Fairfax County,
Virginia; James Burns aud Maggie Byron, John
Cox aud Caroline Bailey, William NJ Hammack
and Ella C. Saxton John b. Harvey and Martha
l.. Wilkinson, James H. Lewis and Anna Is. Don
adson. all OF this city.
A dispatch was received at the Baltimore and
Potomac depot last night notifying railroad Off
cals not to start the regular Southern traln that
leaves here at 1895, but to hold over all night
There Is some trouble on the Virginia Midland
truck, and the trin that was due here here at $3.50
did not arrive until o'clock yesterday morning.
Major King has on hand two more cases Of
cruelty to animals. One is the brutal beating of
deg Saturday night near the works OF the Wash
ington Gas Company by the dog catchers, and
the other Is the overlooking and subsequent aban
donment ofa horse, near Brightwood, by its owner.
The horse was left on Fourteenth street roud
where 1t died OF starvation.
The Bohemian Club has been reorgani.ed, with
the following officers J. H. Schulteis president +;
d. NJ. Bridget, vice-presdemt; W. L. Colladay.
secretary: Robert W. Burnside, treasurer This is
the third season of this social club, aud the mem.
ful one. Sheldnn's Hall has been engaged for the
occasion, and will be the scene of many agreeable
occasions.
Furloughed employees of the navy. yard, as well
as those now al work, are waiting with anx ous
expectancy for an increase Of work in that estab.
lishment, SO that prospects for winter may look
hopeful II Is confidently expected the Navy De-
partment Will decide TO have constructed one, at
least, of the new steel cruisers provided for by
Congre 8 in the Washington yard, where facili.
ties aud workmen are unsurpassed by any in the
United States
Early Monday morning the residence OF Mrs.
Johnston, relict OF the late John r. Johnston, at
Arlington, Va, was totally destroyed by fire. II is
supposed to have been set on fire, as when first
discovered the flames were on the outside of the
building, just entering an upper window. The
neghbOrs. who rendered energetic service, saved
nearly all the furniture on the lower floors. With
great eXertion, There WAS no insurance.