National Republican., 1882-11-11

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You can publish a three-line advertisement of
WANTED" "For Rent" For SALE" or Lost"
three times for twenty-five cents in THE REpuB-
LIcAS.
marriage license has been Issued to Otto |
schlueter and Kato schrctzenmeyer, of Wa shing-
ington, d. Z.
RI. Rev. John ]. Keane, Bishop of Richmond,
officlated at the morning services in St. Mary's |
Church, Alexandria, Friday.
On motion Of Assistant District Attorney Tag |
gart Mr.. james A. Clark, of the New York bar, |
has been admitted TO the DlsIrictbar.
The case of William Jones for attempting 10
shoot Guitcau, did not come up in the criminal
court Friday, but went over till next week.
The English Opera Company known as the
Ideal Company, from Boston, will soon appear at
Ford's Opera House in their brilliant repertoire
Hostage paid Sill for place in the fourth race
at Brighton Beach yesterday. Governor Hampton
won the second race. French pools paid s3Oe5.
Sebastian Aman has black radish weighing
four pounds raised on his place at Hyattsville.
He has also raised potatoes nearly as big as u
bucket.
1he case of Scott against the trustees Of the
Enon Baptist Church was concluded in the circuit
court Fdday, and resulted in verdict for the
defendants.
small coored boy named Robinson was run
over by dirt cart ut the corner of Sixteenth and
streets northeast Friday morning, but no serious
damage was dono.
Good progress, is being made OH the new seed
storehouse now being erected in the Agricultural
Department Grounds. 1t will, when Completed,
be very substantial building.
Peg Leg Brown, alias William CLARK, who is one
Of the threo card monte gang, pleaded guilty IN
the criminal court Friday to petit larceny, aud
was sent to Jail for thirty days
Frank III. Fall COMPLETED his bail Friday by
Offering MIR. Martin Barringer as surety in the
amount OF $780, The day before Mr.. Frank J.
Tibbetts was accepted for s., 500.
| Il. Godschmid is having three handsome brick
| houses erected at the corner of Twelfth and N
streets northwest which will cost $4,000. Mr..
Didden is the architect and MIR. Morris Williamson
| builder.
District Attorney Corkhill says he does not be-
| leve the report that Captain Howgate is con-
cealed in New Orleans, nor does he believe that
ho will surrender himself when his case is called
| for trial.
Alexander Graham Bell, of telephone fame, on
Friday secured his final papers Of naturalization
as citizen OF the United States. The preliminary
papers were taken out in Massachusetts about four
| years ago.
Cadet Midshipman J. L. Jayne, of Mississippi,
made short visit to Washington this week. His
fanee, Miss Helen Nicholson, is young lady of
exalted traits of character, is a beauty, and of
| distinguished naval and military family.
All tho dresses, armor, guns. &c, worn and
| ustu Wy tut SOhsOiludtcu
strels, which are to appear at Ford's Opera House
before they left England by G. w. Hunt. Edih-
burgh, Scotland.
Lew Hunter, Frank Taylor, Frank Hartwell
Harry Lemon, Harry Wells, and L. Bigelow, six
small boys, were before the police court Friday
charged with ut larceny Of lot OF preserves
! spoons, &C. from the residence of Julian Tapp,
| No. l411 Ninth street. The was continued.
John Johnson, who scalded colored boy named
| James Powell on board the schooner Cooper, was
before the police court Friday, charged with
sault and battery with intent to kill. His counsel
| Judge Bundy, had the case continued for one
| week. The boy who was scalded was held as
| witness.
The case OFFS. D. Palmer, charged with utterng
| q false draft, has been previously mentioned in
| THE REPUBLICAN,, was called i'll the police court
| Friday, but was continued at the request of the
prosecuting attorney, get non resident witness.
The defendants counsel claims the innocence Of
the accused asserting that the draft was not TO be
| presented until certain date
The will of Thomas Shaer has been filed with
the register. Tho testator leaves watch and
chain to Sumner shailer, of New York, and re-
quests w. g. Shailer, the executor, to carry out
belonging 10 the testaIor in Haddam, Conn, Is
bequeathed to Davis I. Smaller.
"summer Days" words by r. F. Graham and
music by Theodore Bendix, comes from the pub
fishers John L. Ellis & Co. This sprightly and
pleasing melody was made popular here by being
Palmer in her play of "Niy Sweet Heart" 1t will
no doubt meet with large sale.
An organization, known as the Ladies' Fair As.
socia,ion, tho members Of which propose to give
fair for the benefit of the Washington Light In.
fantry Cadets, has elected the following officers
Mrs Clarvoe, president; Mrs. Javins, vice presi-
dent; Miss Whiting, secretary, and the Misses
Miller, Howar, and Whiting assistant secretaries
Mrs. Colonel J. W. Ballou, accompanied the re-
mains of her father 10 this city, and Is again WIS.,
| ;,;n bar sis nirnin With IN nta In
and Mrs. II. B. Noble have remained since the
death of their mother on the 2sth Of August In
less than two and n half months these ladies' have
followed both of their parents 10 their last rest
ing place at Oak Hill.
MIR. C. NJ. Bell has photographed the forty-three
members of the Washington Light Infantry who
formed the banner squad that won the prize OF
81. $50 al the Baltimore oriole for excellence in
one large frame, which is Of surprising beauty,
both in design and finish. 1t is intended to plac Q
this collection in Mr.. Bells exhibit at the Garfield
Fair.
Rev. Edward w. Blyden, D. D., Ill. d. of the
Republic of Liberia, and president of the college
at Monrovin, will assist in the administration Of
the Lords supper, on Sunday morning, November
l2 at II o'c!0ck, Mt the Fineeuta.Slreet Presby-
teiian Church, aud will deliver ali address at the
same church in the evening, 1880 o'clock, on "The
Methods and Instruments of Airica's Eyangelza-
tion."
The court in bNnc on Friday passed an order
pay to the clerk of the court s2,24sl0, being per
:, cent. of s22i, ,sl0.2O This money received by
the clerk on account of certain equity cases, aud
ordered by the court pnid into the bank. Section
S2S Revised Statutes provides for n commission OF
one per gent 10 the clerk Of all money paid into
the registry of the court.
:, Mr.. Gilbert NJ. Woodward, one of the newly.
elected congressman from Wisconsin, Is an Old
Washingtonian, having graduated as printer in
the National Int.Rigencer office, while under the
management of GHlls& Seaton; aherward studied
| law and removed to Wisconsin, where he has
. since successfully practiced bis pro esson. He 4
a brother of NJ. w. and Luther NJ. Woodward
both well'known printers Of this city
A"PlGu II. Spencer Memorial library" is be
ing established at Genoa, Ashtabula County
Ohio Mr.. Spencer died in 1854 II Is fitting that til,
service performed by him for the writing world
also his high Qualities us u man should have sucl
y amonument The young men and women Of III,
business colleges and high schools and the boy
and girls of the public schools of the country who
learn to guide the pen according TO the system
Mr.. Spencer originated Will feel an interest in thi
memorial.
! There Is in the window of Ryneals store, OF
Seventh street. beautifully executed crayon POI
J. trait of Miss Edith Edmonsion the leading lad
of The John Mccullough Dramatic Club. Mis-
Edmonston is young lady of remarkable beaut
OF fuce and figure, with n wealth OF golden hair o
), that peculiar shade that Titan loved TO paint
has a most commanding stage presence, She eX
T., hiIits decided dramatic talent, and should she e
" upon the stage would undoubtedly meet with sue
cess as an emotional actress.
. A gen lleman writes to THE REPUBLICAN, that o.
r the Goth Of September he left with the Ballimor
5, and Ohio Express Company, at the Relay House
a at his own risk, two trunks and small box, wit
~ the understanding that lie would write or tele
"a khin the company Me,N ,'iSy SnVuu " % sS'is :