National Republican., 1883-02-12

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AtcWn Out OF Local mntcrinl WIN O"r
Little Ratchet.
A marriage license was issued on Saturday
to John Benton and Alice Logan
Forty-two arrests were made by the police
for the twCnty-four hours ending mt q. IN.
yesterday morning
The latest burglarious attempt was to enter
the house of Mrs Isabella Inter, No. 1888 @
street northwest, but the thieves were fright
Cncd away.
Three men employed by Ross & Sanford,
while moving toward the pile driver ON the
flats Saturday, had their boats capsizcd, but
they escaped with only duCSing.
musical entertainment will he given by
the third division public schools at Lincoln
hall, Wednesday evening, Feb. 81, at G3O
o'clock tho proceeds of which will 20 to pro-
cure reference books for the eighth grade
schools.
Harbomaster Sutton has reported the fol-
lowing fresh arrivals at the river front:
Schooner T.. a. Cummings, Capt. Rodcr, forty
five cords Of wood for H. L. BisCUo; schooner
Empire, Capt. France, 275 bushels oysters for
market.
The regular meeting OF this society for
February will be held vt the purlOrs of Mrs
lilccta 4. Smith, IGl G. street northwest, Oh
Wednesday evening An enjoyable pro.
gmmmc and pleasant evening is anticipated
as usual.
The Swiss Benevolent association has elected
tho following officers for the ensuing year !;
Theodore J. Mayer. of the firm of Calf q Co.,
presidents Dom. luckenbackcr, vice prcsi-
dcnt August NJ. Tanner, secretary; haspar
Knccsi, treasurer, and Maurice l.. Muhlc-
mann, auditor.
There will bo n business meeting of the
Iowa Republican association, followed by u
social entertainment, at Armory hall, corner
of Seventh and l. streets northwest, tO-mor-
| row night. Tho Iowa people anticipate u
very enjoyable time, and have invited num-
bcr Of their friends to be with them.
At meeting of the New Jersey Republican
association, held at Sc. Georges hall on Sat
urday evening last, Mr. Josiah Shaw was
unanimously elected first vice president, aud
appropriate resolutions were passed upon the
death Of the Rev. Mr.. Sglricd, formerly first
vice president OF the above association.
Mithras Lodge of Perfection, +. a. A. NJ.
has elected officers as follows: Samuel T.
Schodcld, ,thirty-third degree w. NJ; w. o
Roomc, thirty.gecOnd degree, 5. W.; II. Il
Lawson, twcnty-uinth degree, j. W.; j. y
Little fourteenth degree, secretary; Thomas
Somcrvillc ST., thirty-third degree, treasurer
Eugene Scagga fell on G street, near Twelfth
Saturday evening and cut M artery IN hi
hand, besides imjuriug his head. lie wa.
taken TO the fifth precinct station by Oliccr
/ Daily ulN lhbUpNuHi WHN Hla NpHllN W."
dressed hy DR.. Murkritcr, after which Inc wa'
sent to his home 62l Massachusetts, avenue.
Maggie Ford, indicted ON second OtlcnsC
of petit larceny, who has been in Jail since
last October, undertook to obtain release BY
pretending that sh, was in u delicate condi
tion. A medical examination showed tha
hcr increased size was caused by Il bundle o
rags stuffed under her clothing. She is still
, in Jail.
A colored woman, named Ellen Bates, liv
ing on Cedar street. between Thirteenth an,
Fourteenth streets northwest, was ON Satur
, day badly burned about the face, neck, and
breast by her clothes taking fire from n stov,
at which she was cooking dinner Dr. Eaton
who ATTENDED her, pronounced her injurie
OF II serious character.
The fourth division of associated charitic
has been doing n good work. Since opera
tions began this year the visitors have mad
over $50 visits and reports in iifty-One cases
forty-twO families have been helped to
greater or less cStcnt; situations procurc
for two persons; two children secured ainis
sior to the industrial school work has bce
given to five persons, and large numbe
aided by advice and counsel.