National Republican., 1882-08-30

Wayne, Ind.
ns2 Sit MAnc1wi F. Cheek, yirglniai George Geddes
You can publish n three-line advertisement of
"Wanted." "For Rent" For Sale" or "Lost,"
three times for twenty-five cents in The REPuB-
LlcAS.
THE WEEKLY REPUBLICAN,, with Its full amount
of interesting reading NATTER will be issued to-
morrow. Copies in wrappers ready for mailing
may be had at the business Office.
DR.. A. T. Augusta has returned from his vaca-
tion.
Lieutenant Donenhower and family have re-
turned from Ocean Grove.
Miss Corinne Barton returned to the city yes-
Holly. '' - ''' ''''' ~ '''' "''' ''ON"'
Mr. P. H. Chistn.ann, who hu been rusticating
at Asbury Park, was in the city yesterday on iiy
ing visit
One of the furniture cars of Grand Rapids
(Michigan) firm was on the South Washington sid
ing yesterday.
There was but one patent issued yesterday to a
Washington inveutOr-viz., to Michael Robinson,
fora cart-saddle.
Flocks OF waSbirds are TO be seen in the Smith
sonian grounds. They socm to be moving south
ward OH account ofthe cold SPELL
The alley between Virginia avenue and Mary
land avenue and Sixth aud seventh streets is said
| 10 be in terribly filthy condition.
Mr.. William Schuyler Johnson, Of this city, has
been electe a member of the American Associa-
| tion for the Advancement of Science.
The Republican Invincibles, through its cam
| paign committee, Is preparing to do good work in
the hfth aud sixth Maryland districts.
The residence Of Mr.. Carr, 222 street north =
west was entered by burglars, but they were
| frightened off before securing anything
| David Hagerty was yesterday by Justice Wylie
appointed administrator of the estate the la;e
| Frank Hagerty, and bond fixed ut 81 900.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to Sam
uel p. Gee, Washington, and Mary J. Morehouse,
Annapolis, Md; Adolph Reese and Jenny &. Kir.
| by, Washington.
| Mrs. Flynn, living on south A street, between
Fourteenth and fifteenth streets, in coming down
| stairs with coal-oi lump III her hand, fell and
| was severely burned.
| Two negroes made an unsuccessful attempt to
onter the house of the late fireman. Joseph Dam
tels. They were frightened oif by several shots
fired from an upper window.
Theodore Ingalls, King the well. .kn own organ
ist, returned yesterday from long vacation West
| where his playing was SO acceptable that he was
imporuned TO settle in st. Paul
James Blanchard, whose unprovoked assault on
Professor George W. Walker, the ,organist of As
cension Churcn, was mentioned III yesterdays
| REPUBLICAN, was fined SO or sixty days in jail.
In the case of D. F. Bgelow, the defaulting tel
Ter of the National Bank of the Republic, Judge
Wylie has agreed TO reduce the ba to $4,000, pro-
| vlded good bond for that amount be furnished.
Gently been reported, which indicates that some
expert professionals have located here. Detectives
| Coomes and Acton have been working the cases,
| but thus far without success.
| DR.. George b. Cock, of the eighteenth district
of Ohio is an applicant for one of the positions
| of medical examiner in the Pension Office The
doctor rose from the ranks us private soldier u
the command of q regiment during the war.
Yesterday Henry Kidwell, aged years, was run
over and painfully injured ut the corner of Ninth
| and III streets northwest a prOppr'S The
boy was removed to his home, SO7 Ninth street
northwest Tue driver, 1t issaid, was not to blame.
DR.. Henry Jones, whose arrest for engaging in
the brokerage business without license was
mentioned In yesterdays REPUBLICAN,, has had
his case continued ullil Tomorrow. warrant
has been issued for W. D. Plowden, culored, on the
| same charge.
The board of direction of the coming Garfield
exhibition to be held in the rotunda of the Capt.
| tOl has appointed State blards from nineteen
States aud tne District Of Colum0id. Those from
| the District are Thomas p Morgan, +. B. Mohun,
| Robert BJyd and Joan A. Baker
Patrick Sullivan, who had the contract for
cleaning street, near the Washington Market
OIL each market day, failed to come up to his con
tract and MIR. Clayton H. Buell. let the contract to
| the st. Elizabeth Asylum authorities, who will
| take the matter il charge Immediately.
MIR. Bentley, the druggist, corner Fourteenth and
CorcOrun streets, has entered protest against the
recommendation of Postmaster Anger for the
establishment of the postal subsaton at Mark
wood store and claims his store Is the bcttec To-
cat ion. 1hr matter will be decided in IL few days
The churches and Sabbath schools of Good
Hope aud Hilisdale held successful picnic ut
| Highland Park yesterday. The attendance was
large and the enjoyment complete. The commit
Ice 10 whose ehc!eIt work tle success OF the af-
fair was due were MeSsrs. G. w. DAVIS, A. Frazer,
w. H. WilHerson, James II. Young, aud II. Wadiy.
Some time ago valuable saddles were stolen
from shop on the premises OF st. Augustine's
| ChuU h and the police have been working for q
cue 10 me thieves; O!hcer Rhodes has recovered
both saddles, and has SUI cceded in connecting
Jim Waters aud sandy Gibson with the larceny
Both men have been arrested, and the cases VIII
br tried TO- morrow.
The directors of the National Fair Association
have decided not to hold trotting meeting III
october, lul simply 10 have the running meeting
for which enirles are already closed, commencns (
October q, continuing four days. All additional
building will be coms;ru ted facing the track fol
pod az lnimodatiOns, and the pool lawn will b(
extended and fenced In.
A suit in equity was yesterday filed by Lucy V
c. Dugan and John Henry Gibson against Henr,
A. Clarke and others, TO compel the defendant
Clarke. to settle his accounts al executor un,
trustee under the will OF the late Henry Gibson
for partition and distribution of the estate, an
fur the removal OF the executor and the suGslitu
ton OF some other person i'll his place.
The preliminaries for the Rechabite encamp
mvnt at AEacostla on the Slst inst. are being ar
ragged by Mr. John Minnix, chief ruler of Ana
costa Tent. The members of this tent have bee
Q hard ut work building bridges roads and urchcs
and the sue, eSs Of the uifUir will be largely du
to their energies Bud Eagleston says tiere wi
Ic from 100 o 800 dushuwuys i'll line IN the parad
Oh Thursday.
Mr., Willipm Forsyth, the Surveyor of the Dis
tr ct, has recently plated Off the ilolmead Place
north the Stone properly, now known as Colum
bia Heights. There Is about 80 acres in this trRc
extending from about Thirteenth street nearly I
, Seventh street. Thirteenth sticct continue
| through the Stone properly Will be the wester
line of the new subdivision, The lots are SO by 10
and 80 By 10 feet in extent, each having ut leu!
one frOnt OH street.
Mr.. I. NJ PanCodst, who has recently been ap
pointed to II 81, 200 clprkship in the War Depart
p mcnt. was yesterday evening presented with
mS st beautiful basket of flowers by the ladies IN
, gentlemen OF Mr.. Henry department in the bind
cry Of the Government Printing OAicc, where Ii
WAS 70 'mcrly employed This was n IN lst iliu
: tribute To the gentlemRnly qualities OF one wa
was very highly respected by his associates ut tn
bimdery ana throughout the Government Phntin
Oicc generally.
Twenty eight hackmen, ranged in a double ro
to answer to the charge of committing and main
- lninng nuisance ut Seventh street and Loui;
lama and Pennsylvania avenues made sensalio
IN the police cou:L yesterday. After all ha
yHtc ByTnCs testified that for the past month th
hnck slaud hhs been kept in filthy condition
The Court released them on their personal boud
Z alter imposing hne of 50 on each aud suspend
= Ing execution OF sentence,
4, The regular meeting Of Equal Division, No. 8,
- of T., took place last night. After the iuitiRtiC
services II was voted that the division would a
tend the Reehabitc celebration In body on Sa
urlay evening, This viii prove an additional a
! traction 10 the exercises on that evening, us tn
' Division is known TO possess some OF the be
musical talent IN the city, most Of whom will
present on that occasion, committee was Al
. loiuIed to arrange for the public meeting of Il
Division on Tuesday next. Notwithstanding Il
warm weather this organization has kept up
meeIiugs, and has steadily increased In membe
ship and power.
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