National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-06-30

DR.. Henry Jones has an article in the National
Free Press and In The Bee oil the path illogical con.
dillon OF President Garfield
Elizabeth Manned, n middle.nged colorcd
woman, has died Mt No. $40 Delaware avenue
northeast under circumstances which will be in
Vesiignted by the coroner.
All members OF the Washington Cadet Corpswill
assemble Mt their nrmory in full uniform this even.
Ing, juno go Mt o'clock, sharp to give an exhibit
ton drill before the National Press convention.
II is stated thata quarrel sprung up between two
well.known citizens of Alexandria the other even
ing as they were fishing side by side on n wharf
aud the Old gentleman wTest,ei until both fell
over into the water aud were flshed out by per-
sons on the wharf.
The driver on the "Belt' car who was injured
by the horse running away was named White, aud
lived at 40 Eleventh street southwest. The In
juries include a dslocalion of both knees and
severe bruises of the lace and limbs. DR.. Goa Ing
does not regard the wounds as of dangerous
character.
The three men, Henry Hardy, Daniel Long and
Cotton Davis, whose assault upon Major J. II.
King, tho cruelty to animals agent, was fully III m
toned in Yesterdays REPUBLICAN,, were all sen.
tenced TO $40 tine or sky days in Jail for resisting
Major KS authority to arrest and SO or sixty DAY
additional each, for cruelty treating the horse.
Marriage licenses have been issued to John II.
Williams, Prince George County, Maryland and
| Catherine d. Warneld, Howard County, May.
land; George W. Jones aud Lurcna L. Harper,
west NaSlllngtOn, ID. Vi InOmuS franklin Gallo
way aud sophie Alice Degyes, John Smith aud
Mary Il. Allen, and John A. Roche and Annie
| Reagan, of this city.
Justice Macarthur was yesterday engaged in
hearing the case of John ]. Shipman against iona
than aud James w. Magagity for 5000 damages
| On the 23d of August, 1881, as the complainant
was riding to this city, aud when about three
miles above Georgetown, ID. C., he was set upon
| by the defendants and severely injured, and he
| subsequently sued them for damages.
| little daughter OF Mr.. William X. Whitney
went into shed in the rear of her fathers resi-.
dence, No. 1911 Sixth street, and discovered a
cOiored man hiding behind pile of kind ing
| wood. The coored man made his departure aud
was pursued. but succeeded in escaping. A
quantity OF ClOlhng, supposed TO have been stolen
| was found where the negro had been hiding.
| Mr.. Grant Parish, the editor OF the Poultry Re-
| rice. published in this city, has purchased flock
of pure Antwerp carrier pigeons, which he pro.
poses TO train for travel in tho country southM est
| from here. The first station will be Alexandria,
| aud he will continue along the Midland Railroad
until the birds have become familiar with the
| route between here aud Richmond and points in
Erst onntsScc
Columbia Lodge, No. 1, l. o. NJ, has elected the
following officers for the ensuing term Richard
| a. Scraggs, W. NJ; Frederick W. Koss, J. NJ: j. W.
| Kidwell, recording secretary: ID. c. Eichelberger
| financial secretary; William H. Courtney treas
| urer; Joseph Acton, chaplain; James McElwre,
conductor. Total receipts during the term, $751; 60
| total expenses during the term, S7O255; receipts
| over expenses, sl60.ll: number Of members ON the
| roll ut the end Of term, 223.
Mr.. Samuel q. Kirby celebrated the eighty
third anniversary Of his birthday yesterday. For
his years Mr. Kirby is the most remarkable man
| in Washington. lie thinks nothing of IL six or
! seven miles walk before breakfast and less than
| three years ago, walked TO the Great Falls and
back IN two days Among other presents. he has
| received from an old friend IN Santiago de Cuba
! a thousand royal Havana cigars which took the
irst prize at The recent exhibition In BarGcoa,