National Republican., 1882-09-07

may be had at the business Office.
Justice Hagner will to day hold n session Of the
circuit court at 10 q. m. for judgments by default
only.
Miss St. Claire Okie has returned home after q
lleasant sojourn at Newport, r. L. and oil the
Hudson.
Mr.. Eddie French, of Capitol Hill, has arrived
at Bozcman, Montana Territory; aho, Mr.. J. II.
Adams OF this city.
Police officer b. r. Rhodes, OF tho second pre-
cnct had his foot seriously injured Sunday last,
MS horse i0ling oil him.
The prisoners dock at the police court is under.
going extensive repairs. A new floor is being laid
and the walls repastered
Rev. DR.. Chester has returned from his summer
vacation, and will occupy the pulpit of the Metro
pOlitun Presbyterian Church next Sunday.
Joseph Miller aged about co years, and a clerk
in the Post. Office Department, was placed under
his. personal bonds to keep the peace toward his
wife.
The vestry and choir room of the Church of the
Incarnation will be enlarged, the work to be at
once commenced, and completed about the 1st Of
October.
Margaret and Mary Mabhan have commenced
suit in equity against Thomas i. Waggaman and
others, praying that tho sale of u lot ON Seventh
street be set aside.
The Standards and Stars playeda very interest
ing gamo of base. ball yesterday evening. The
came was closed ut the end of the fifth inningb by
a score of to in favor of the Standards -
Willie Boyd aged Il years, grapSison of Dr.
William Boyd. nobly jumped ovGrboard at Cabin
John Bridge and saved Miss Minnie Olive, who
had fallen into the w0t.Gr, from drowning.
Warrants are sesrd TO havo been issued against
Ephraim Nsa.sssn, Frank Miller, aud James 4. Bull
LOCK, lock, Sl@erks in the bindcry at the Government
frlnIping office, for being unlicensed brokers.
- Mrs Sarita B:ady and Miss Mamie French of
| Capitol Hill have been heard from at Mantou,
Col. They go next to visit Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Pour
tales at their rancho forty miles west of Colorado
| Springs
Professor Dc wolowski has opened his musical
institute at Twelfth and NJ streets. He will be
| assisted by his talented daughter His method of
instruction is said 10 be remarkable, efficient, and
thorough.
Samuel Cannon, colored porter of the Riggs
House, sent to Jail for sixty days for stealing
table linen and blankets. The goods were re-
| covered at the prisoners house by Detectives Nc.
| Dewitt and Voss.
Tho following patents were this week issued to
| District inventors: L. ]. Dc Smedt, manuf C.
lure of hydraulic cement; MARSHALL Mcdonald as
| sgnor In part to S. G. Brown, method and appara-
tus for Matching fish.
Mrs. NJ D. Lincoln Bessie Beach) md son are
stopping at the Delavan House, Richfeld Springs.
This is Mrs. Lincoln's birth place, aud she is
pleasantly occupied visiting the people and places
| she knew i'll her Childhood.
The following arrivals are reported by Harbor-
master sutton Schooner Eugene. Captain
Brown, 100 tons Of coal for johnson g. Bros.
| schooner John Williams, Captain Green, loo BUSH
| els of oysters for the general market.
The marriage of Mr.. George Boudnot of the
Washington Light Infantry, to Miss Jessie Boyd.
daughter Of Colonel William II. Boyd, will take
place on Thursday, September II, at y. M, at
the First Presbyterian Church OH Four and a.
| half street.
The Laborers' Protective Union have elected the
following officers for the ensuing year Joseph
Jackson, PRESIDENT William Wells, vice -presi.
| dent, and William Green, secretary. Colonel
| George w. Dyer and General Whitaker were
| elected honorary members.
| Yesterday Elijah Duckner colored was charged
| in the police court with assauting his brother
Daniel Buckner, with the intent to kill him by as
saulting him with knife Tuesday in Clnrks
alley. He was committed, under $1,000 bail, TO
| await the injuries of his brother.
The Washington Light Guards have rented on G
of McCaulcy's halls, 200 Pennsylvania avenue
Capitol Hill, and are engaged in fitting it up rs
an armory; 1t is believed by the friends Of this
new energy and life to the organization.
Major King, agent &C., has notified the garbage
contractors 10 use more horses in the transporta-
ton of otal through the streets. He says the load
is too heavy for the two horses used. The major
at late hour last night the COW had not turned up
Mary Bedford, colorcd, who is one of party
that go 10 the woods near the Soldiers Home, con-
struct huts, and invite the soldiers there JUS after
they get their pensions, filling them with liquor
and ndul5ing in lcwd practices, was yesterday
fined 500 or ninety days in Jail for enticing pros
titution.
| DR.. Thomas McArdle has returned from an ex-
tended sojourn at the Fauquier White Sulphur
Springs, and resumed his practice. "Mac" has
solved the problem, and under the subtle infu.
ence OF sulphur water and Tenney's able catering
has accumulated sundry pounds Of adipose tissue,
OF which he is properly proud.
Mr.. John T. Ford was summoned bef ore United
states Commissioner Rogers yesterday on warrants
sworn out against him by W. S. Green and another
colored man for refusing to admit them at mat
inee august 2p to reserved seats at Ford's Grand
Opera. House. Mr. Ford gave bail in the sum o
500 for n hearing on Thursday next.-Butiniort
american.
| At the regular monthly meeting Of the Capital
City Guards held at their armory the resgnat ioi
Vt Captain Thomas S, Kelley was accepted. The
company will not elect II successor to MIR. Kelley
until the annual meeting in January, 1888 In the
meantime First Lieutenant c. X, Douglass son OF
tnc Hon. Fred Douglass, will be the acting captain
| Ithe company.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
Charles W. stratton and Emma Woodruff Am.
hcrst County, Virginia. Edward A. Hughes
Georgetown, D. C., and Elyie ]. Armstrong, Phila-
lhia Pa; Robert King and Mary NJ Weaver
jeremiah J. Murphy and Lizzie NlcKane, Henry H.
Eliza liu hes, Of this city.
Judge Dundy in the police court yesterday said
he had been strongly appealed to 10 remit the flue
Of the young man whose conviction for driving
through the Capitol grounds was mentioned in
yesterdays REPUBLICAN,, but that he had no dis
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conviction did not carry any disgrace, us it was
simply Tor the VIOLATION OF an ordnance.
Judge lIasner has denied the application Of
John H. Lewis for a divorce from Julia Lewis
They were married here in 1873, and lived together
as man and wife till January !, 1881, when she re-
fused to cohRDt with him. He charged that in
1878 she became Incorporate and squandered his
money, ana on June ., $751; defendant sold his
furniture aud all his clothing, except what he had
Oh, and left.
Yesterday morning, as the Western train OIL the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad turned around the
curve at First and streets, q little boy named
Scott Warren jumped onto the platform of n car
but was thrown backward, and his foot was caught
| In the switch and crushed 50 that Rmpuation was
necessary. The boy was carried to his home No
l3 Myrtle street, and his father who works IN the
Government Printing ONCE, notified
1t Is with regret that the announcement is made
OF the death Of Mrs. Lucinda e, Jones, mother -iu-
law Of Mr. George Miller the we'll known de,ec.
tive. This is the second bereavement within q
lrlef period TO which Mr.. Miller has been sub.
jected, MS little sou Harry having died but a short
loved by wide circle Of friends for her womanly
virtues and amlability Of disposition, aud her
loss will be deeply felt.
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Equitable Building AssOcinsIon.
The Equitable held its thirly.Anh monthly
meelingl s. night at Marinls Hall, Dr. George W
Fisher in the chair John JOY Edson, secretary
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