National Republican., 1882-11-06

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iams, Johnstown, Pa.
You can publish thrcc-line advertisement Of
WANTED" For Rent" For Sale" or Lost"
three times for twenty-five cents in THE REPuB-
LIcAS.
The National Humane Society will hold its next
annual meeting in Washington.
There will be no trials in the criminal court to-
day. but the parties recently indicted by the grand
jury will be arruigned.
Judge Smell will announce his decision in the
case of Arthur Payne, charged with attempting 10
corrupt Juror Brown, on Wednesday,
The wedding of Mr.. I. L. Wade and Miss Agnes
Rodger', daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. c. G. Yates,
will take place at St. Aloysius Church this morn
Ing OF 10 o'clock
The annual session of the Grand Lodge, Inde.
pendent order of Good Templars. will be held at
Washington Hall, In this city, on Wednesday even
ing, the 10Th instant.
The citizens of East Washington are circulating
petition for the appointment of Mr.. W. G. Dodge
US District Commissioner when the commission Of
Major Morgan shall expire.
Mr.. James L. Norris has been elected director
of the National Bank of the Republic, to fill a va
cancy. Mr. Norris Is the we'll known patent law
yer, son OF Mr.. John L. Norris
Detective McDevitt recovered a horse in this
city Saturday evening which was stolen some
days ago from j. H. Ctebes, of WaynesborV' The
thief has been arrested at Frederick.
tuSIc WALL uc u spSCIul lueetllB VI tHt JOuu
Mccullough Dramatic Club Wednesday evening
next at S o'clock sharp. A large attendance is
desired, as business of Importance is to be trans
acted.
Captain John Richmond, the popular and eff
cent assistant chief of the mail division, Pension
Onice, left last night on the limited express for
New York He Will take an active part III the ap-
proaChing election.
The pupils of Hamilton school. in the county,
have organized literary society called the Young
American Club. One entertainment has already
been given, rejecting great credit upon the mem.
bers who participated.
Tho following marriage licenses were issued
SATURDAY: Charles II. Hoover, of Cumberland,
Md, and Mary Woods, of this city; George john
Gee George @ County, Nd; Thomas T l.. Wade Wade al and Mary Nary
Agness Rodgers.
The National Rifles have purchased site for
an armory ON G street, between Ninth and Tenth
streets; The lot is 81 feet front by lis feet deep,
and handsome armory building (, to be erected
at once The price paid Is Sl.25 per foot, amount
ing TO about $500 In all.
/ A gentleman named George II. Jackson was
thrown down while attempting to step from O
street car Saturday evening at Ninth and Penn.
sylvania avenue, and was severely injured. lie
was carried to the fifth precinct police station aud
attended 10 by Dr. Munson.
Rev. William Alvin Bartlett will deliver the an
niversary address before the Young Mems Chris
tian Association Tuesday evening. November II.
The meeting Will be held in the Foundry NJ. L.
Church. corner Of q and Fourteenth streets.
President Ames will preside.
Miss josephine Esputa, the accomplish contralto
of St. Matthew's choir, will be married tomorrow
TO Mr.. John Daily, and will leave the city for At
lanta, Ca. Musical circles will greatly miss the
voice OF Miss ,Espua and her place in that excel
Messrs. Duncanson Bros, auctioneers, have sold
for b. b. Earnshaw and Dennis +. Ryon trustees
the south twenty feet front of lot 8, in square 9g9
improved by u mansaid roof frame dwelling and
store, situated corner Eleventh and NJ streets
southeast, to George W. Talbert esq, for $3.50.
Mr.. H. X. Willard is engaged in most commend
able missionary work at Mount Pleasant. He has
established union vesper services at the village
chapel, and his creed is broad enough TO enlist the
services Of the clersy of all Protestant demonna-
tions. His choir is charming his county constit-
uents, and church going Is becoming popular.
Mr.. E. D. Wright, attorney for the residents on
Virginia avenue, has had sworn ont warrant
against the Baltimore and Potomac Railroad, in
the name Of Joseph X. Sharpe, an employe, charg-
ing them with stopping trains unnecessarily on
Virginia avenue between sixth aud Seventh
streets southwest, thereby blocking up the avenue
Mr.. George Colin, of the Treasury Department.
sill keeps very busy with his charming pencil as
several exquisite genre sketches recently produced
most amply testify. Mr.. Collins sketches in Puck
und his society poems are exquisite. The latter
combine the pnthos OF Praed or Leigh Hunt, with
the humor OF Hood or Bret Harle.-Suday Record
Right Rev. j. J. kCane, bishop of Richmond
Archbishop Gibbons. Sunday, accompanied by
the archbishop, he attended the ceremonies OF the
least ol 81. Charles Borromeo al ST. Charles Col
lege, near Ellcolt City, where he preached. lie
preached the sermon at the high mass ut the
Cathedral.
The subscription list for the series of three
operas to be given by the Washington Operatic
Association will be out during lthis week. 1t will
be limited to 800 scribers, at five dollars each
payable not in advance, but Que third AT the rem.
dItion Of each opera. E. u. Hay, president; John
Phillip Sousa, director, and all the members can
receive names.
1t is rumogei that Colonel Dom Piatt will es.
tablish a weekly paper here about December /,
which will be US spicy and interesting as the
Capital was under his management. 1t is SAID the
Colonel VIII be assisted by Staff of well-known
newspaper men, and q lively paper can be ex-
peCed when tie old veteran launches his new
enterprise on the journalistic sea.-Sunddy Herald.
The wedding of Mr.. Seymour W. Tullock and
Miss Jessie s. Hilldrup. of Iowa Circle, daughter
Of W. 4, Hlldrup, ESQ.,, of Harrisburg, Pa, is an
nouuced TO take PLACE at the Mission Chapel, st.
James's, of which chapel Mr. Tullock is junior
| warden, on Wednesday, the 22d Instant. On ac.
count of the bride being in mourning the cere-
mony viii be be strictly private, and NO cards vii
be issued.
As was announced in THE REPUBLICAN some
days since the friends of the late Father Boyle
| have undertaken to collect sufficient fund TO
place a cross OF granite over his grave in Mount
| loved him during lie will contribute generously
| toward this object. subscriptions may be left at
Ellis's music store Pennsylvania avenue or with
Dr. ChUpclle or Father Boland, of St. Matthews
Church.
| Some excitement was caused Saturday night in
the vicinity Of the Riggs House by the report Of n
| pistol. The driver Of the baggage wagon of The
| hotel was standing on the sidewalk, when he was
| surrounded by party OF rutiiaIs and Knocked
down. On reghintng his footing he seized pistol
that was under the seat Of the wagon and fired ut
his 9sSailants' but without effect. No policeman
made his appearance and consequently no arrests
We're made.
| With reference TO the Mount Plsgah Church DIFF
| lculty Miss Hattie NJ. Cox the lady with whom
tho Rev. J, w. Valentine, the pastor of Mouut
Plsgah, was alleged to have had improper relations
| has made an affidavit before Mr.. J. A. HAYWARD
| notary public, denying absolutely the charge al
| Dorsey, VINO charged that the alleged immornIitv
| occurred In her house. The affidavit fully exon
| crates Mr.. Valentine.
The executive committee of the S. p. G. A, met
| Saturday night-the president, Judge Macarthur.
in the chair. Agent King submitted a report,
which showed that during The four months end q.
ing October 81 there were ortyfUur cases disposed
| OF, Sl96 OF fines being imposed. Nine cases were
| dismissed OF these cases J. H. King was Tho
| prosecutor in thirly-hrec the others being made
| by police officers ana Robert Bail. The treasurer
reports surplus of $50 and all debts paid.
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FOrd's Opera House.
The H0rrlsons always popular in this city will
| commence an engagement tonight at Ford's
| Opera House. appearing in new play written es
| pecially for them by Leonard Grover, entitled
| "Viya or, a Sisters Sacrifice" This play which
is said to be something more substantial as to plot
| aud dialogue than the HRTrsons have hercloiore
| attempted, has been extremely well received
| wherever II has been produced, having met large
| audiences ana warm commentator from the