National Republican., 1882-02-10


You can publish a thrcc.lne advertisement OF
WANTED" "For Rent" FOR Sale" or "Lost,'
three times for twenty-five cents in THE REruD.
LrcAN.
James Vermillion, the engineer of the Treasury
Department building died yesterday.
The detectives recovered an unusual amount OF
stolen clothing, &C., from the pawn.shops ycster-
day.
Daniel Toomoy was fined $40 by Judge Smell
yesterday for making technical assault on Mr.
A fine 50 was imposed in number of snow
cases yesterday by Judge Smell. w. w. Corcoran
was one Of the defendants.
Christopher Tyler, a colored man, will rusticnto
at the Government fnm for sixty days for stealing
a coat from Henry Noble.
The board of army engineers on the Potomac
Flats, Of which General Gilmore is president, will
| meet at Colonel Aberts Office o.day.
jeremiah DAILY of Georgetown, awhile boyseven-
teen years of age was sent to the insane asylum
yesterday on certificate OF Dr. SutCr.
Mrs. GoOdnl was taken sick yesterday morning
Mt Seventh ana streets northwest, and conveyed
to her home In the police ambulance.
The Clyde Line of steamers will commence rum
ming again t.. o.morrow, leaving philndolrhia then
aud arriving here Monday. The trips Will be reg.
ulur hereafter.
on motion of General ITcnlilc Joseph r. Fallon's
application for membership to the bnr of the Dis
trlCt supreme Court was referred TO the COmmtlee
on examinations.
Officer Sullivan found dead female colored in.
flnt on the vucant lot Mt Fourth street and New
Jersey avenue, and notified the Coroner who gave
certificate of burial
The members of the Church OF the House of ia
cob (ITcbrew) have elected the following trustees
for the ensuing year. viz: Solomon RoSenthal, Ja-
cob Aarons, and A. Somenstrahl.
Mr.. II. NJ, Cady slipped and fell in the Capitol
grounds and was severely cut on the head and
| flgp Mr. CQuy removed TO his home Mis-
| souri, avenue in the police ambulance.
| Henry Wise Garnett has filed a bill in equity for
Nettie H. RedRcd against herself as guardian,
and her three minor children, praying for the sale
| of a house and lot on q street northwest.
Colonel David A. Windsor, of Alexandria, will
commence in few days the erection Of four first
class private residences in this city, on Nineteenth
| street, between and Dupont Circle, at n cost of
S3j 900
The Fiske Jubilee Singers of Nashville arc al.
ways welcomed with crowded houses by Washing
tonians. A limited number of reserved seats will
| be sold at Ellis music store, and applications
should be made early.
Lieutenant Arnold and officers of the Fifth Pre-
cinct raidcd disorderly house and arrested Tiny
Garrett (aliHs Susie Perry and eight other maidens
In the Police Court yesterday Tiny submitted 10
| fine of $50 without having hearing.
| At meeting of the o. p. Morton Post, G. A. r.,
held on Wednesday evening resolutions were
| adopted complimenting Judge Cox and the Jury
that convicted Guite0u for their commendable ac-
ton during the NSsaSSinS S tfal ana extending the
| thanks OF the post to them.
| There Is great need OF crossingat the junction
of New Jersey and Rhode Island avenues. The
mud has been about three inches deep for the last
two months, and likely to remain the same the
balance Of the winter unless the Commissioners
| give orders to have crossing laid.
The three colored girls named Lizzie Lawrence,
Mamie Smith, and Emma Grumpy who robbed
the little boy, Marion shippen of SO, was stated
| in THE REPUBLICAN Yesterday were up before the
| Police Court. when sentenced to thirty
| days and the others to four months in jail
Mrs. Conner was driving wagon through the
alley between East Capitol and South A. Finh and
Sixth streets yesterday when the horse stepped on
the grating Of the sewer trap, aud the grating gv
| ing way fell through and was very severely in
jured before the animal could be lifted out.
A coal-oil lamp exploded Wednesday night in n
room in lambs bakery, No. 54 street southwest,
and igniied the carpet Of the apartment. Hose
carriage Nod was driven to the fire, and the fire.
| men CXtngushcd the flames without turning In
an alarm, after about $50 damage had been done.
Mrs. George KOher, residing at No 500 G street
northwest, was awakened at about two o'clock
yesterday morning by noise in her bed chamber
and saw n tall mulatto ransacking her bureau
drawers. Mrs: Kohlcr gave an alarm, aud the
thief escaped by a rear window, carrying with
him jewelry to the value of about 500
The third OF the course of medical lectures given
under the auspices of the Y. NJ c. A. will be de-
livcred this evening at Association Hall by DR.
Robert Reyburn, on the Circulation Of the
| BiONu. Inc ltClllIe VIII Dt lllUSlTulCi. llGktts
of admission may he procured at the Office of the
association No. sol L street northwest
In tho Circuit Court yesterday In the case o.
Washington Brown against the District the plain
tF was called and the suit dismissed. The sui
was for So goo damages incurred through the plain
tiff falling in n hole, on Twentieth street. near
strcetnorthwest, ocCasioncd through sewer burst
Ing, and which was not properly lighted.
A crowded house will no doubt greet Washing
toms popular vccalists, Miss Evan. Mrs, Kaspar
| Mics Mp(,rpy MISC IrisOp md Oilpr9
Congregational Church tonight, on the occasion
of the third of the series OF popular concerts b.
( Professor BischoiE Single admission is onll
twenty five cents, and the season tickets TO thu
series entitlc holders to admission.
The will of the late Thomas J. Durant has beeI
filed with the Register. 1t is written on sheet o
letter paper and covers about one-third of tn,
sheet The entire estate real and personal is lef
to his wife, outside of the property in Louisiana
where another will has been made eilecting II
and at her death to her children, to be equal!
divided among them. ThewiIl was made In Jun'
1875.
A little family ARRAY occurred between Mrs. An,
NJ. Shoemaker, her sister, Mrs. Campbell, and Mrs
! Campbells husband, Alexander Campbell. Their
was disagreement between the parties as to thel
respective rights in the house in Georgetown whcl
. they occupy In common and Mr.. Alexander Camp
: bell let his angry, passions rise TO an extent tina
also put under bonds TO keep the peace.
At 7:lS o'clock last night AN alarm of fire wa
. struck from box II, caused by a fire breaking ou
: at the store of Simon Behren, 7N Market Space
4 The fire broke out between the ceiling and foo
OF the second story hut the cause of the cunagTa
r tion is unknown. The amount of the daulag
. could not be asccrained, but is fully covered b
. insurance. The store Is owned by Mrs. J. q, Ken
nedy. The fire department responded prompt
| to the summons, and with the police force, rem
deTed efficient mid.
k Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to W,
a Osborne Bryon, Richmond, Va, and A. c. Hal
Q Washington; Joseph H. Johnson and Molllo l
! Euirfuy Nirpufns An1rn,y