National Republican., 1882-09-26

Mr.. @. II. Whitaker Is confined 10 his bed from
an attack oftypho- alarla.
over $50 of the 1916 pupils Of the High School
have elected to take German lessons
Judge Hagner has appointed Richard Marshall
A. +. Marshall's guardian on bond of $500.
The criminal court Is being cleaned to prepare 1t
for the next term, which opens october 9.
Elizabeth Donncl!y was yesterday appointed
guardian to Nellie Donnoly on bond Of fs3, 500.
Judge Smell occupied the police court bench
yesterday, looking greatly improved by his vGca-
The New York Republican Association meets
every night at Dodges building, corner Ninth and
q streets fr effective work during the campaign.
Mr.. zophaniah Jones. the contractor for the new
Pension Office, yesterday commenced driving piles
at different points on the site 10 test the character
OF the ground.
| The first floor of the National Hotel is being torn
up preparatory to new tile pavement being laid.
TINS Will make quite an Improvement to this pop
ular carayansery
James A. Nam nni Miss Maggie Stewart were
recently married at Crestline, Ohio. Owing to re-
cent deaths in the brides family only the imme-
diate relatives were present
License Agent Raft has sworn out warrants
against John Connor, 730 Sixth street northwest,
md George w. Hall, sl7 Seventh street southwest,
for keeping unlicensed bars.
Quite an excitement was created yesterday
morning by the lead horse of Washington and
Georgetown car breaking away and running up
Fifteenth street. He was caught without having
done any injury.
Mr.. James Wyle, the champion checker player
of the world, has played several games with the
members Of the Checker Club. Mr.. l.. d. Lyman
beat h i'm in one game and is proud of his victory.
Nobody else has been rs fortunate.
Fannie Mouton, who was arrested for stealing
s3l3 from John Jordan, an old pensioner was yes
terday charged in the police court with grand lar
ceny. She was committed TO await the action of
the grand jury In default of 81 GOO bonds.
Charles Altman yesterday in the police court
charged his old father with making threats OF
personal violence. He said his father and mother
wGre quarrelng, and when he interfered his
father threatened him with q knife. Judge Smell
dismissed the case.
Mrs. Mary Z. Kail's new cam paign song, "work :
ing for the Unon," appeared in the daily Kenne-
bee (Mo.l journal on the morning of the election,
with n tog floating at the top Of the column. Mrs.
KGils songs have been immensely popular ever
since the Grant campaign of 1865
Robertson, one of the gang of rJughs who tried
to resist Officers Duke and Slater on Saturday, was
yesterday charged in the Police Court with as :
sault, disorderly conduct and destroying private
property. The case was continued until to day.
Officer Duke Is quite painfully injured.
Frederick w. Wyrick was yesterday fined sos
for keeping an unlicensed bar. Wyrick was con-
vcted in January last of like offense and served
n term after which he was rearrested for the same
chense and again convicted but appealed. The
appeal Is still pending and his conviction yester-
day makes the third lime in the present year.
Marriage licenses have been issued to Willie F.
Crane and Sarah A. Bayne, Culpeper County, Va:
John 7. Mnllonee and Blanche 7. 'Fodcr, Prince
George County. Md; Daniel p. Foley and Katie
McCafrey--G1nrles ID. Glodding and Willie L..
NJ Chase and Marion @. Chard, Andrew A. Brown
aud Maria L. Dggs, of this city.