National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-10


Examinations Mr. Marvin Eastwood was yesterday
admitted TO the District bar.
dead coored infant was found yesterday
morning in the alley between and n and TWEEN.
tieth and Twenty flrst streets.
The executive committee of the Land League
will meet at Shea's Hall this evening 10 express
their indignation relative TO the Dublin assnssina
ton.
Comrade David p. Craig, of Lincoln Post, No. l,
o. A.. r., who has been 80 seriously III, is now
greatly improved, ana is rapidly approaching con-
On account Of the Government not having their
witnesses ready the hearing in the Rerdell star
route case was postponed yesterday until to day
at one o'clock
Willie Gates, small boy who wandered away
from his home and has been missing for several
days, was found by the police and returned TO his
The board OF managers of the Washington City
Bible Society are requested TO meet in the pastors
study at the Congregational Church this evening,
at quarter before eight O'Clock.
The employees Of the Government Printing
Office, under the SUPPLEMENTARY of Captain II.
q. Brian, are taking steps toward rendering him
dinner In ehoIt time. 1t is expected that IL will
be pleasant atfair.
Mr.. Van Il. Morgan In answer to the cross .bill
for divorce filed by his wife, Martha A. Morgan
denies the allegations Of harsh treatment except
In certain cases, when he claims TO have been JUS
| tiled by her conduct.
AT q meetingof the Sunday. School Union Mr.. A.
Il. Nelson, of the Kendall Mission, vas elected
president Of the Union, vice j. II. Cobb, deceased,
and suitable resolutions respecting the death OF
MT. Cobb were adopted.
| Walter D. wyvill has filed suit in equity
against Clara and Ora L. Pitney TO restrain them
from disPosing of house and lot until debt of
S4l7 and interest, duo the plaintiff for materials
| furnished in erecting the house, is satisfied.
Detective A. d. Eewcomb, of this city, has been
to Annapolis ferreting out the preparation of the
late robbery Of the United States store at the Naval
| Academy. II is said he has evidence tending to
connect two marines at the academy with the
/ robbery.
John b. Alley has filed bill in equity against
James NJ. and Elizabeth ]. Latta to compel the
plaintiffs to deliver to him q good and sufficient
qeed 70 certain property originally conveyed to
Latta as trustee and conveyed by the owner Sun
derland) to the plaintiff.
The Grocery Clerks Protective Association has
organized by electing the following officers
George @. White president; J. II. Fryne, president
pro ttmpore; J. H. Brown. vice president; W. II.
McKnew, secretary; J, II. Gwynhe, treasurer; W.
IL. Nash, sergeant-at-arms.
rule was issued yesterday to show cause why
a writ Of msndRmus applied for by Professor james
members of the Board OF School Trustees TO com
| pol them 10 admit his 10 the Prescott public
| echooi should not be granted.
| II is finally Sscertained that c. X. WILSON, alias
L. Q. Foster. confined in Jail here under a charge
| Of using the mails for swinding purposes, and
who recently attempted suicide, is not wanted in
| NbW Jersey iOT lurucr or any Otler nlgn crime
his sole oense there being the embe2zlement of So.
The Columbia Rife Association holds its regular
monthly meeting this evening at the National
Hotel for the completion of the rules and regula-
tons under the recent reorganization. AT this
meeting there will also be an election Of officers 10
| serve Until the second Wednesday in January
next.
The colored citizens of New York city hold q
grand memorial service tonight at Cooper Instl.
tute, in honor Of the late Henry Highland Garnet
late Minister to Liberia Professor Richard r.
Greener, OF this city, delivers the eulogy Judi.
elous selection ana guarantee OF an able eulo-
GUM.
In the Police Court yesterday Judge Smell held
b. F. Hickman aud Henry Reed, of the SUNDAY
Ciu0ice, TO the action Of the Grand Jury for pub.
fishing libel on Assistant Secretary Alonzo Bell,
OF me Interior Department., the particulars OF
| which have already been published. The defend
ants gave bonds In $500 each.
Marriage licenses have been issued to Henry C.
Symmes, of Cranbury, N. j., and Hattie NJ. SUIT
phen, of Washington, d. c.; Massena Kendrcl,
end JAMIE I; Rye, Of Charles County, Maryland;
Lecomte and Mathilde Freii, @iiisS Il BOOKS BOOKS
and Julia G. Richardson, Robert II. Parker and
Rachaei Massey William d. Barber and Jennie
The following patents were issued yesterday al
the United States Patent Once to District iuVen-
tors: Francis NJ. Mcmillan aud II. C. johnson
Washington, d, c., for refrigennng buildings
cars and other structures and also TO the same par
ties for system Of refrigeration for cooling cars
| ships, buildings, &c; Parker II. Sweet, it, Wash
ington, ID, G., nastgror 70 Ifeaton Button Fastener
Company, Providence, r, l., for button fastener
The special license agent yesterday procured
warrants against the following unlicensed com
mercial agents, representing Baltimore firms
| George II. Wilson, groceries; J. w. Martin, fish
r. H. While, LIQUORS; Charles +. Hansom pro
| duce, and 7, j. Hogan provisions. Warrants were
also issued against y, II. Summers, dry goods, OF
New Yorh, and J. N. Fallen, dry goods; r. B.
| BarDum, clothing, and John T. Ernshaw, boots
| and Shoes, OF the District.
Miss Helen M. Morrow died in Atlanta, Ca, on
Monday, from consumption. She was the youngest
| daughter Of the late eX.superintendent of the
| House folding. room. Miss Morrow was native
| of Bangor. and came here with her father when
he was appointed TO his position. She was smart,
| witty. and exceedingly beautiful, and her sweet
| nature endpared her TO every one whom she met
| here, Her father died in 1879 and the following
year Miss Morrow returned TO Bangor, where she
contracted tbs terrible disease which hurried heI
~ an untimely grave. Her funeral will take place
| tomorrow from No. 73O Fifih street northwest
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WOInen's SILK Culture Association.
The beautiful silk dress fabric prepared for Mrs
Garfield by the Women's silk Culture Association
ofthe United States is now in Washington, 10
charge Of committee Of ladies from that associa.
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