National Republican., 1882-10-09

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You can publish three-lnc advertisement of
WANTED" "For Rent" " For Sale" or Lost"
three times for twenty-five cents in THE REpuB.
LICAN.
During tie twenty -four hours ending a. IN.
yesterday the police made sixty.four arrests.
The Young Mems Christian Association will re-
move to their new building, 1409 New York avenue
Monday, the 10th Instant
Mary Young nee Walsh, by her next friend
Richard X. Young, has fled n chancery suit
against John Walsh for discovery, acco unit and
partition of lots 20 and 81, square 305.
Lieutenant Daneuhower will deliver his lecture
OIL his experiences in the Aictic regions on FIJI.
day evening at the lecture room of Christ Church,
Georgetown, for the benefit Of the charities of that
parish -...,
Mr.. Giles Shine has been engaged 20 play lead.
lug business with Msiaiie Janauschck for four
weeks, after witch he will play important char
acters in"thr balance of the season. He begins
IT,. night
At 1915 yesterday afternoon an alarm was
turned in from box II for burning chimney at
Mr.. NJ ]. Iouug's house, 1924 street northwest
No damage, but benefit to the chimney, as it
cleaned 1t out.
A dilapidated roof on n shed on Fourteenth
street, owned by Mr.. Murphy, was burned sa;-
urday. A fireman named John b. Clark fell und
had his spine injured. John Sherman had his
antle sprained.
The installation OF Rev. Dr. Bartlett, as pastor
of the New York Avenue Church, will take place
OH the oath instant. Rev. John Hail. the cele-
brated New York divine, will preGcl the sermon
on the OCCASION
John Chamberlain's new club house will be in
ex-senator Morgan's residence, where Secretary
Fish set out a good article of sherry at public
| receptions This house was built by BuchnIans
marshal Hoover.
Hugh L. Pope, twelve years old son of w. II.
Pope, while skating on roller skates on Iowa Cir
Gle Saturday, fell and broke his arm in two places.
pr. J; f. HGTtgan was called i'll and relieved the
the little fellow sutitrings
Admiral Alexander Bryson Is about to COM
| mence the erection Of fine dwelling on MaSsa-
| chusrtts avenue, between Connecticut avenue and
Eighteenth street. Messrs. Gray & Page are the
architects, and Mr.. Hugh Hagan builder.
Friendship Tent No. 70, /. o. of r., will celebrate
its fifth anniversary this evening at odd Fellows
Hall, corner of Pennsylvania avenue and Twen-
tieth street northwest. when an Interesting pro-
gramme ofmusic and recitations Will be presented
About O'Clock yesterday afternoon William
Smith, colored, was found lying OH the ground
at the corner of Thirty second and Canal streets.
He was taken to the Georgetown station and Dr.
suter called in, who gave him certificate TO go
to the Freedmans Hospital.
Mrs Ira Elder, fine matronly looking female,
was arrested Saturday night by Lieutenant Ar
mold for keeping disorderly house at 1929 New
YORK avenue. Mrs. Elder was detained at the
station house until late hour before sufficient
co lateral was obtained for her release.
Federal Council, No. /, of the Mystic Order of
Seven, has elected the following officers William
c. Tyler, W. p, reelected; Benjamin Engel, W.
Iii JgRn Il F. GSTnqn VIA elected Mrs
H. Hopkins, w. W.; K. F. Cardella, W. c.
Marriage licenses were issued on Saturday to
Reuben Stuart and Mary Johnston, of this city;
Thomas b. Bumpas and sallic B. Hentick. Han
| over County, Virginia; Normau Jacobs and Martha
smith, Richmond. Va; james Gould, of this city,
and Jane Fall, of Fairfax County, Virginia.
About 10 o'clock Saturday night Il colored
woman named Mary Baker, i5 years old, was taken
i'll on the street near the second precinct station
She was taken to her home, 22l1 Seventh street.
where she uied in n few minutes. Yesterday the
coroner viewed the remains and gave certificate
of death from heart disease.
For good serviceable clothes, at no fancy prices,
but bed rock figures, Justh's old-time store, 6l9
street northwest is the place to strike. There the
best goods can be obtained for the same money
that is usually paid for inferior articles and will
be sure to give satisfaction If anything is wanted
in that line give Justh call.
On Saturday evening about 11:30 Miss Maggie
Dugan and Mr.. John Sampson were walking
through the Capitol Hill park, when two men,
named Frank Mulhall and Michael Leonard,
| made an insulting remark TO the lady. Mr. Samp-
son turned round, whereupon they assaulted him.
The men were locked up at the eighth precinct
| station
| At the Saturday matinee at Ford's Opera House
| in Baltimore Little Minnie Palmer played to over
| two thousand ladies and only twenty-seven of the
| male persuasion. Her initial performance to-
| night in this city will be under the auspices of
| number Of gentlemen who appreciate her talents,
and the theater Will be handsomely decorated by
| L. 7. Corvaizer
| Mr. II. II. Wells, formerly governor OF Virginia
| in the reconstruction period, and at one time
United States district attorney for this District
| during the last term of President Grant has been
added to the list of special counsel in the STAR
| route case, and assigned the duty of examining
| the allegations Of attempts to bribe members of
| the star-route jury
| Walter w. Daniels, the plumber, who has the
plumbing contract for the City Hall, was charged
| in the police court Saturday, by Inspector of
Plumbing Robinson, with violating the plumbing
| regulations by not being bonded and registered in
the Office of. he inspector of plumbing. The court
held that the defendant, would have to comply
with the regulations, and suspended the case for
| one week for him to register and file his bond.
Dr. William 7. Dixie, living at 5l5 Twelfth street,
had a servant girl employed at his house arrested
| Saturday Tor the larceny of valuable gold watch
and ring, his personal property, The, girl was ar.
rested by Sergeant Hehner, to whom she confessed
that she had sold the articles TO jewcler named
O'Brcn, living on + street. AS the articles were
all recovered, Dr. 0kic refused to proceed against
her being satisfied that the girl isa halfsmpleton.
| Misses Carrie and Jennie Wilson, the two charm.
| Ing daughters of Chaplain Wilson, U. S. A., ar.
| rived In Washington Saturday evening last from
| Fort Meade, Dakota, and are stopping at 1905
cort Of Colonel John p Willard, paymasier i. i.
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ter and Miss Jennie will finish her education at
| the Western Maryland College, at Westminster,
| Nd.
Hon. George B. Loring treasurer and Mr.. NJ. Trim
corresponding secretary ofthe Garfield National
| Masonic Association, acknowledge the following
| additional contributions: Zaleski Lodge, No. 472
Ohio, $50 William Collins, Warden Lodge, No
| llS, Wisconsin, 81 A.. ]. Ruhl Hope Lodge, No.
| l75, Iowa, 81; Adolph Davis and Aaron Davis,
| Flint Creek Lodge, No. IL, Montana, 81 each
| Mount Moriah Lodge, No, "a, Montana, Si0 Lemhi
| Lodge, No. IL, Idaho II.
| Colonel Sam Strong, who has plantation at
CoaH River, Virginia, says that man named
Matchett IL trying 10 create dssenson in that
Congressional district by proclaiming himself q
Republican candidate for Congress against
| Colonel Mayo, the Read uster candidate The
Rev, Mr. Matchett Is well known in this District
lie stands about as much chance Of getting elected
| n an opponent Of Judge Kelley would stand in
| the fourth Congressional district of Pennsylvania
1t is said that Mr.. Henry Raff is to be made in.
| spccior of licenses. Most persons were of tue
| opinion that he holds that position now but il
appears that he is only an "aSsistant" He has
been the most successful collector OF revenues of
| the city that has ever held the Office. Ills late
| work in rding The city of the numerous unli.
young is another feather IN his cap" and will do
| more good than all the temperance speeches that
| could be made in year.
Mr., William F, MacLennan, the exceedingly
popular chief Of the warrant division ofthe Treas.
ury Department, was probably the happies man
| in town on Friday last, in consequence OF the ar
| TO manhood, and is blessed in the possession OF
even one half Of the sterling qualities of charac-