National Republican., 1883-03-12
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From Brentano & Co. we have received
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Illustrated Neirs
Henry Raft has again, for the eighth time,
sworn out a warrant against James ID. Don
nelly, charging him with keeping an un-
licensed bar.
The following trustees have been elected by
the Emanuel church of the Evangelical asso-
citation of North America: Henry Hunter,
Henry Huber, and Henry Walker.
Sarah Peppers was arrested for assault on
Mrs. Garner and taken TO the fifth precinct
station house, where she left collateral for her
appearance in the police court to-day.
On Saturday morning officer Kancher dis
covered the dOOl of the store, corner OF Fourth
and II streets, standing open. The contents
of the store had not been tamperod with.
officer Breen on Saturday arrested Peter
Holmes, an employe of Allison Nailor, ir, for
stealing lot of harness from the stable. He
will explain to Judge Smell this morning,
Henry Edmonston, treasurer of colored
organization known as the Tournament club,
is said to be sos short in his accounts, and a
warrant for embczzlcmcnt has been sworn out
against him.
The building on Tenth street formerly used
as the fifth precinct station will be put in
thorough repair and shortly be occupied by
the Carroll institute, having been purchased
by that organization.
The Societe Franchise Renaissance has de-
cided TO give literary and musical entertain
mGnt about the end of April. Mrs. NJ. r.
Jackson has been elected delegate and Miss
f. Chester alternate to the Associated Char
tics.
The Philharmonic society has been requested
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steal portion of the exercises on the occasion
of the rcintcrment of John Howard Payne's
body, and to render, with large chorus,
Home, Sweet Home" The invitation has
been accepted.
The Ladies Aid society of Christ church.
Georgetown, purpose giving a grand concert
in the early part of April for the benefit Of
the church fund. Mrs. Charles McCartee,
Mr.. L. j. Whpple, Mr.. Frank Pearson, and
other well known local artists will assist in
making the undertaking success.
The Georgetown Masonic choir are making
active preparations for their grand concert
at Curtis hall on Friday evening of this week.
In addition to the choral numbers solos will
be rendered by Mrs. Chappcll Mr.. William
Jaeger, Mr.. l.. j. Whipplc, and Dr. Lewis.
There is every indication of II grand success.
The pupils of the high school will give a
concert and exhibition drill on Friday even
ing next, March 49, to be participated in by
selected classes from the male and female
pupils of the school. The proceeds will be
devoted to the purchase of equipments for the
High school cadets and for the furnishing OF
the library.
The Analostan Boat club has elected the fol-
lowing officers for the current year: President
Mr.. John w. Corson; vice president, Mr..
William 4. McKenney; corresponding secre-
tary, Col. L. w. Flowers recording secretary,
Mr.. II. Randall Webb treasurer, Mr.. Samuel
Maddox captain, Mr.. Richard Pairo; first
lieutenant Mr.. Harry McKenney; second
lieutenant Mr.. William Ruff.
Lafayette Allison, well-known thief, was
arrested by Officer Brecn and Special Officer
Klopfer Saturday night on n charge Of burg
larry in rObbng Richardson's grocery, at the
corner of Twelfth and G streets, on Friday
night of several boxes of cigars, besides good
sum of money. Allison was arrested several
years ago on a similar charge, and the pros
poets are good for him to serve long sentence
in the Albany prison.