National Republican., 1882-09-28

"For the rain 1t raingth every day."-Shdks-
pedre "7trelfh Night" act " Scene l.
Rev. A. W. Shields will leave in few days for
the South on missionary tour lie will be absent
about eighteen months
The Produce Exchange Company have filed n
| certificate with the Recorder of Deeds certih :
ing thut the capital stock OF $4,000 has all been
| paid in.
Marriage licenses have been issued to J. II.
Wordemnn and Sidney s. Dyer, William Parker
| and Harriet Allen, kodolph WIlliss and Ada p.
Cayis, OF tniS city.
| At business meeting of the National Rifles
Cadets Tuesday evening, Colonel J. o. +. Burnside
presiding, John J. King was elected secretary aud
| A. A. Smith fifh sergeant
| Frank X. Ward arrived at Mount Washington,
| New Hampshire, yesterday. lie got into Quebec
| on Sunday from Liverpool OH the steamer Peru.
Wan. lie will be home OH Sunday.
The Capital City Guards will be inspected at
their armory this evening at o'clock The first
platoon will b. in full uniform aud the second
platoon IN fatigue uniform and caps.
Harbormaster Sutton reports the river at the
wharves in this city as about one foot higher than
usual, with but little current indcating that the
prevail ling northeastern winds is the cause rather
| than the rain.
| The twenty y.ninth annual exhibition of the Ag-
| riculturHl Society of Montgomery County, Mary
land Will be held at Rockville, October lS 10, and
20. The en,r es are numerous and a splendid eX-
| hibit is already assured
a complimentary dinner in honor of Rev. Hugh
| NJ Browne, who has just returned from three
years tour OF the continent. The banquet Will be
given at Ills street northwest at o'clock r. m.
| Yesterday morning burglars attempted to enter
1924 street northwest but did not succeed in ac-
| cOmplishing their nefurlous designs Next door
they were successful and secured about 500 worth
of rlunder. AT 1880 on the same street ali en-
| trance was made, but nothing taken.
A suit has been entered by the guardian Of Abra-
ham p. Marshall against Richard Marshall and
others for the sale Of lot 50, Davidsons sublivis-
| ion of square 367. He asks that the case be re-
terred I" the auditor, and If anything be due John
| W. Haislp and Ricnard Marshall, the same be
| paid out oi the sale.
| Major King yesterday notified Mr.. HolbrooS,
| manager of the Washington Brick Machine Com
| pany, that driver named Arthur Brown was in
the habit of ill-treatng and whipping the horse
attached TO one of the companys carts, and that
the practice must be stopped. Mr. llolbrUok prom
ised to correct the evil aud thanked Major King
| for his advice.
During the year ended June 3oh 1882, there
arrived ut the river trout in this city, 81 Sj1 tons
hard COAL 1705S tons of soft COAL IL 900 feet OF
lumber i6 tons ice 97S7 tons stone II 657 cords
wood. 20JO barrels cement, 5S5 900 shingles S54i-
100 laths, l,25O bushels guano, 33l ,669 bushels
oysters 1925 bales hay. 2lG 2S melons, 400 boxes
canned fruit 400 barrels coal OIL $500 oak piles
| and 200 sacks salt.
Richard Colclazier, the young man who as
saulted L. G.. Davis with bottle on the night of
| the sanguinary excursion to Coau River. was be-
fore Judge Smell yesterday to answer charge of
assault with intent to kill. Mr. Moore, the prose-
cutting attorney. said that he had found that the
assault was committed in st. Mary's County,
Maryland, out of the jurisdiction of the District
courts, and would therefore nole pros the case?