National Republican., 1882-10-23

Sunday The police made finy.two arrests.
Miss Ninna s. Brashears has returncd home
from ali extended visit to friends in Philadel.
phil.
To-day in Tie court in banc the following cases
Will be tried 50, l, 1919, 80, 40, 4 A., i3, A. 45
AMI ~. y.
Edward oBrien will be tried for robbery and
c. 4. Capehart for embezzlemcnt in the criminal
court to-day
The John Mccullough Dramatic Club will hold
its first regular meeting OF this fall in their room
NJ Barbours Law Building.
a big force OF men was at work OH Fou rteen.h
street, between n aud Rhode Island avenue. re-
pairing Leak III the water main.
r. X. Robinson, OF tie Pension Office, has gone
10 Tennessee to take an active part In the cam.
puisn for Judge d. c. Trcwhitt, in the third Con-
sres'!onGl district
Their, was Il big attendance at d Id Eageston's
temp, rance meeting sunday niSht. Spirited aud
earnest addresses were made, and abou: fifty per.
sons sisnrd the total abstinence pledge.
1t is expected that shortly the distribution cars
OF the Fish Commission will be started away from
Washington. Two cars, specially prepared for
the purpose, ore now standing ut the o.d Armory
building.
The old vault of the German. American savings
bank has been removed from its location, corner
of seventh and streets northwest and has been
sh PIP ID u Little Rock, Ark, having been bought
by d bank In tnRt city.
The Norwood Institute, near the Fourteenth.
street Circle, one Of the best educational nsttu-
tions in the District, is now open. Daily class s
for grown young ladies in German given and
special attention paid to German classics
There will be q grand concert ut Lincoln Hall
| on Thursday next for the benefit of Bud Eagle
slons new tabernacle on Capitol Hill. Many of
the leading local people will lend their assistance
| 10 make II grand musical Us well Us financial
success.
If the person who requested information about
william Wirts family IN The REPUBLICAN, of
September IS will communicate with i. T. Writ,
N m,
Youngstown, Ohio he will learn something about
the family.
AT 40 Saturday night fire was discovered in the
areaway OF ll34 Eighth street northwest, occupied
by DR.. Donohue. Private Hallinan extngushcd
the flames without turning in an alarm. The
blaze was caused by some hot ashes setting lire 10
II lot of paper.
The trustees of the Potomac Printing and Pub
fishing Company have organized by eec,ing
Colonel Thomas McFeeley president, w. 5. Odell
vice president, II. /. Hayden treasurer, and i. u.
Avery secretary. The company will commence
tue publication Of the Industrial Re,tcW at an
early day
At 1910 Saturday morning officer j. n. Barry
brought to the first precinct station-house the
body of dead colored infant, which he had
found on South Capitol and L streets. Coroner
cate of Icing still -born.aT health authorizes will
inter the body.
Marriage licenses have been issued to William
L. Rogers, Jersey City, n. j., and Louise G.
Smith, Washington William II. Rogers, Alex.
n&F" SfnS oanS MsEs B fcRsFdsGn %sn
Giles and Sarah Rasor, Charles L. Johnston aud
Laura II. Soper, of this city.
Georgetown College has lately received another
donation of $4,000, this time from Mrs. Coleman,
mother of the gentleman who last year made
similar gilt in token OF his affection to alma
| mater, from both the academic and law depart
| over $40, coo received within two years.
The Union Veteran COrpS have determined to
give series of four receptions at Abner's during
| the coming season, viz, on December Z, January
| l6, February q, and March -, The evenings of
December and February - will be full dress mil
| itary hops, and Invitations will be extended 10
leading military men from various sections OF the
country.
]. 7. Coldwell real estate aucloneer has sold for
L. NJ. Saunders, trustee east half Of original lot O.
square 9l9, fronting 81 feet on North street. be-
tween Eighth and Ninth streets east, and original
lot 4, square 9G5 fronting 52a feet on Tenth street
avenue TO Edward L. Du Barry, at twenty cents
per square foot.
On Saturday night Sergeant McCathran ar.
rested, in Cniontown, q Scotchman named John
Alcorn for being drunk and disorderly. The man
made a desperate resistance and fought the Ohi-
Ger all the way down to the eight precinct station
| house, II distance Of about two miles. McCath an
was SO exhausted that lie could hardly lift his
arms on sunday.
Saturday an afiray occurred on street, near
| Thirteenth. between Martin McGary and William
| Silver Officers Harlow aud Daily arrested both
men and brought them to the fifth precinct sta
| tiOn, where silver accused McGaIy OF rObblug
| him OF So and barber delivered $50 10 the
| officers, which he said McGary had left with him.
| McGary was locked up iur II hearing
series of sociables for the benefit of st. Johns
Mite Society has been determine d upon. The dates
already selected November II, December % Jan.
uary 81, and February 2s. The committee promise
thai these soc.ab!es will tully pond in excel
leuce with those given last winter for the benefit nf
| the Masonic relief fund. Mr., Joseph NJ. Wilson is
| president; Mr. John G. Atley, secretary, and Mr..
| Thomas W. Sanner, treasurer.
| Hon. George B. Loring, treasurer, and NJ Trim
be, corresponding secretary OF tae Garfield Ma.
| tional Memorial Association acknowledge the re-
ceipt of the following addition al contributions:
Gunnisun Lo lge No. Jy Culogad 0, s2G john Scall-
Ion aud T. J. Kelley, hammock e ity Nj. T., 81 each
| j. K. Fuller, Mount Pleasant, owa, Sl James NJ
| Jesse, Sewell Depot, W, Va, 81 stephen Bnyard
| Lodge No. 52G Elizabeth, Pun 6 20; Alfred Melon
aid, Lewisburg, Pa, 81; ClaiD orue j, Hill, Nr-
gnia, Il; Henry A, Johnson i. u. French Lodge
| Washington, D. C., 81.