National Republican., 1882-10-03

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qawe, New York; Edward Booker, Maine Col. q.
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Amsden Manchester Va.
You can publish n hreo.linc advertisement of
WANTED" "For Rent" For SALE" or Lost
three times for twenty-five cents in THE REruB.
LICAS.
Marinis Saturday reunions will commence on
next Saturday night
Rev. Father Mccarthy, of the Immaculate Con-
ception Church, is lying quite low, with but little
hopes of recovery.
Julia Green has fled bill in equity against An.
ME Frcshurg and others to sell or cncumbcr GER
tain inflmts real estate.
The friends of DR.. n. Frank White will be pleased
TO learn of his appointment ns clerk Of class iu
the Adjutant-Gcnerars Office.
Mr. Justice Woods and family returned TO the
city oil Saturday and are occupying their resi-
dence, 1923 Thirteenth street.
The Knights OF Gallice and the Butler Guards,
both colored organizations, left yesterday morn.
| ing on an excursion to Frederick, Md.
Edward Swami and Francis a. Roberts yester-
day entered suit in equity against f. L. Alexander
and G. H. Knight, 10 set aside certain deeds Of
trust.
| Miss Fannie McCarty, connected with the lunch
room at the Smithsonian Institute had her hand
badly mashed by the dumb walter of the estab-
lishment.
The National Rife Cadets will meet this even
at their armory Mt 1880 Sor an inspection drill.
Captain s. c. Stokes, in command OF the cadets,
will do the inspecting.
While Edward Weldon, driver ofthe police am.
bulance, was assisting an old colored woman ITO
years OF age from that vehicle ut the poor house
yesterday, lie fell and dislocaed his ankle.
| Hezekiah Seeds, from New Jersey, blew out the
gas at the fremont House and was found yester-
| day morning In an unconscious condition. Res
| toralives were administered and he was soon all
| right.
The police ambulance yesterday took to the
Washington almshouse Rosettl Day, ITO years old,
a native of Virginia, who has lived fifty one years
| In this District She was removed from 92S Third
street.
License Agent Raft and Officer Carter yesterday
| swore out warrants against james Conncrs and
Lucus A. Lovcless, the former for keeping his bar
| open on Sunday and the latter for keeping an un
licensed bar.
| Two heavy switch engines, made by the Cooke
| Locomotive and Machine Works of Paterson n.
j., for the Georgia and Pacific Railway, were OH
the South Washington sidings yesterday morning
| southwark bound
| Yesterday morning coored man, SO years OLD,
| named Richard Smith, while ut work in Browns
| brick yard, corner of New Jersey avenue ana
| street southeast had his left arm broken by u bank
| Of clay failing on him.
The applications of W. A. Lcitch Travers b.
| Hedgeman, and David A. Mcknight, of New
| York. and Samuel d. Trimblc for admission to
the bar were Yesterday reie red BY the court in
| general term TO the committee.
The Base ball League met last night at the st.
| Cloud building, but owing to the absence of the
secretary and several of the members no business
| of importance was transacted. The meeting ad-
| juurlied until next Thursday ut the same place
| The committee of the Bar Association are inves.
| tigGtng the Newton Bundy imbrogio A men,
Der of the association said yesterday he thought
the matter rather outside Of their province as
neither gentlemen Is IL member of the association.
Joseph Frazier and Henry Robinson had pum-
meled each other until their faces looked like maps
of the Egyptian war, aud each charged the other
with assault and battery. AS each seemed to have
| punished the other, Judge Smell dismissed the
cases.
Maria White, q colored woman 1syears old, was
found dead in her bed yesterday morning in
house in Nailor's alley. Coroner Paterson was
notified, who found death resulted from heart
disease. and gave certificate in accordance with
the facts.
Henry Murphy, colored carpenter, fell from
the second story of Daniel Browns house Oh
yesterday morning, and landed on his head i'll the
basement story, but almost miraculously escaped
serious injury, and was conveyed to his home.
Mr. George Christ, who has been enjoying q va.
| cation at home for few weeks, returns to
Washington this evening. His hosts of friends in
Iowa hope that success will attend him in large
measures lie has been and Is power in Iowa
| politics and the Republican purty.-Dcs MOines
| NewS.
| The Swiss minister has purchased from Mrs.
| Briggs (0iyia) her handsome house and park
"The Naples" extending from Sixth to Seventh
streets southeast, along street on, one side and
South Carolina avenue on the other. Mr.. John
Iiz has been installed as private secretary TO the
new minister.
Applications for two additional crers, provided
by Congress, have been filed in the court in banc
by W. w Kirby, J. L. Z, Carlin, and Daniel Me-
| Laughln For constabes-H. X. Maryman, John
| J. Paxton, Jacob Hirsh, and John T. Lawrence.
For r. r.-appointment-H. a. Brawner, X. II. Trun-
| NELL J. X. Dale, and Charles Curtin.
| Yesterday the new Swiss minister, General Emil
| Frei, accompanied by Mr.. John Hitz, visited tie
Wallach school and was shown around by Mr.
| Stuart, the supervising principal who also ex-
planned the working OF the school system. Gen
eial Frci who has had large experience in edu.
cntionnl institutions i'll his own country, expressed
| himself as greatly pleased.
A white man named Emmett Bush, while at
work Oh the Improvements on Second street south.
| east yesterday, was taken suddenly and violently
| i'll with cramps lie was removed to Ferguson's
| drug store by Officer Nicholson and medical aid
| rendered. Bush suffered intensely and was finally
conveyed TO his home, corner of Eighth and L
| streets southwest, in the police ambulance.
| Marriage licenses have been issued to ]. Bruce
Morton, Chicago, H., and Mary r. Lowry, Wash
| ngton; William l.. Schmalhof, Boston, Mass,
| and Kate L. Carley, Albany, n Y; Philip Murray
| and Jane Peel, Jesse W. Flenner and Ella e. Bou-
| dinot OF this city; Orlando f. Smith and Maggie
NJ. Mclaughlin, Washington; John Haleram aud
| Ellen sullivan, Stafford County Virginia
Equal Division, No. 8, s, of r., will publicly in
stall the officers elected for the ensuing quarter
| this evening at the Division room on the corner
| of Twentieth street and Pennsylvania avenue
| northwest. After the installation ceremonies an
excellent programme of music and recitations will
| be presented, in which a number of leading local
lights will participate. cordial invitation is eN-
| tended to all to be present
| The increased force of letter carriers of the
Washington post.ottice entered upon their duties
| yesterday morning, and at o'clock carriers were
| delivering letters upon siXty-one routes AL
though there was some little friction on tho first
| day. but the work was well performed, and this
| increased delivery may he considered as the
greatest of tho many reforms Postmaster Ainger
has introduced during his administration.
| BY reference to the advertising columns II will
| be seen that the old established house of John f.
Ellis Co. is putting on new vigor aud enterprise
In this establishment may be found everything
that the musician may desire, whether II be sheet
music bound publications, or any musical instru.
ment from q jew's-harp to q grand piano. Mr..
| Bailey, who has recently taken charge, is thor
| oughiy experienced in the business, and Harry