National Republican., 1882-12-02

During the month of November there were III
marriage licenses issued from the clerks Office.
The case of Samuel G. Andrews against the Belt
Line Railroad, the particulars of which have
already been mentioned in this paper, has been
submitted to the court in general term.
Ex-Posmaster Anger expects to be able to sur
render the post Office to Mr.. Tullock on Monday.
The new postmaster says he Will not con ,ider the
subject OF changes IN the ONCE until ne taxes
formal POSSESSION.
5lMajor Kings attention Is called to the fact that
CT 2s, of the Washin gtOn and Georgetown Street
Railway, carried torty-two passengers up Capitol
Hill about II o'clock on Thursday night. Many
stops were made TO give the horses rest.
Mr.. Butterworth chief of police of Dayton
Ohio, arrived here with n requisition for William
Tully who has been locked up at police head
quarters for some days on three charges OF forgery
He will return with his prisoner to-day.
Mr.. W. c. Hill, patent attorney, of this city,
has identified large field d-glass among the ar
ticles found in Joseph Harbour's house. on Second
street. The glass was stolen about one year ago,
and is worth $50. Its original cost was 500.
The first public meeting of the Columbia Co.
operative Building Association was held at 6l5
Seventh street last night One thousand dollars
were sold at 90 per cent. premium. The meet.ny
was well attended and thoroughly harmonious
The report in an evening paper of last night
that the man Wilmot, who was shot at the st. Marc
Hotel last Saturday night, was dying is denied ut
the Providence Hospital. The physicians say
that he is doing very well under the cir um.
stances.
The amount of fines and penalties imposed in
the police court in cases brought by the special
license agent during the current fiscal year is
Sl04SO, Of which Si,7iG.25 has been paid, leaving
the balance on account of cases appealed to u
higher court.
The first of n series of very interesting Dickens
readings was given last evening at Howard Uni
versty by Rev. DR.. G. II. A. Bulkley, before large
and npprecintve audience. The subjects selected
were from " :, Dombey and Son" and Bob Saw
yer's Party.
Marriage licenses have been issued to 2. NJ. C.
McGruler and Maggie L. Houseman. Richmond,
Val Dennis Horigan, Washington, and Cathe-
TinRe Cannon. Ulster County, NSew York George
| aud Laura Lee Whaiey, William I. Langley and
Lizzie L. Langley all of this city
Mr.. James +. Mcguire, a well-known member
of the bar OF the District, died Friday, at his resi-
dence, on D street, between First and Second
streets. Mr.. Mcguire was native of South Caro-.
lima, but had been for quite u number of years
engaged in the practice OF law here, most of tn 9
time in the pros, CutiOn of claims.
There will be matinee performances ut both
thcaters this afternoon. At the Opera House
/" Only q Farmers Daughter" will be the at
traction. At the National the "Black Flag" will
be again produced. At the Theatre Comique the
drama of Jesse James, the Missouri Outlaw, y
| will satisfy the lovers oi the sensational.
The BrIcklayers' Union, No l, of the Distr'c; o
| Columbia, at its meeting Friday evening ut Cos
mopOlltan Hall, corner OF Eighth and street,
| northwest, elected John T. Lynch, D. S. O'Bricn
| and NJ. j. Curry delegates 10 represent Union M
| .. Of the District Of Columbia, AT the Brickayers
| Natl Onul Convention, which meets ut Providence
| X. L. January 10, 1883.
| Colonel r. F. Barter, late colonel of the One
| hundred and twentieth Indiana Volunteers who
commanded n brigade in the Atlanta (Ga.) cam
| pagm, ana Colonel w. Irather, later colonel o
| The sumo regiment, took Il cir Thanksgiving din
| ner with Captain j. II. Simpson, OF the same regi.
| mert, on Capitol Hill 1t added additional ill.,
! ter st to the occasion in that the day was n!sC
| tie OF Frankln, Tenn, fought November %. 1864
| which day Is always religOusly observed by the