National Republican., 1883-02-19
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mammoth poster to the daintiest card-all
executed in the best manner and in unique
and elegant design. No job Office in the city
is better equipped than that Of THE REPUB-
11cAN, and the best talent obtainable has
been employed. The managers of The RE-
PUBLICAN now solicit from the many patrons
of the paper their orders for this class of
work. confident that perfect satisfaction will
be given and upon lower terms than else
where obtainable Attention is called to tho
advertisement elsewhere,
The Corcpran Cadet corps has elected ]. Ir-
win. president; +. Sotheron, vice president;
]. Lee. secretary, and q. Wilkinson, treasurer.
Tho National Capital Telephone company
on Saturday elected Mr.. w. G.. Fisk, of Lowell,
Mass, director in place of Gardiner Il. HUB
bard, rcsigucd.
Two Herlics collided opposite the National
thcatrr saturday night about 10 o'clock, and
n Mr.. Monroe was slightly bruised and one
| of the vehicles badly smashed.
Marriage licenses were issued on Saturday
TO John y, Moulder, of Philadelphia, and
Jennie Tuorland, of this city, and John I.
JIousou and Mary Louise Coleman, both Of
mis- city.
The Lawrence Barrett Dramatic club is
mss ing preparations for a reception TO the dis
| tingushcd tragedian from whom it takes its
| name on the occasion of his visit to this city
| two weeks hence.
Rcv Dr. Chapello will deliver the second
of his Lcnten lectures in French at st.
! Matthews church this evening. The first
lecture last Monday night was largely at
tended by society people, both Catholic and
non.CathO.ic.
William Darlington, the colorcd man
CHARGED with assaulting another negro and
| fracturing his skull at recent entertainment
of the Garield guards, was released from jail
Saturday On $500 bonds. The injured man Is
said to be evading the police
The funeral of Mrs. Herold, widow of the
late George Herold, will take place this after
noon from her late residence in East Wash
iugton. Mrs. Herold was the mother of Da-
vid L. Tcrold, who, with Payne, Atzcrodt,
| and Mrs. Surratt was executed July D, 1850,
for particinatiom with John Wilkes Booth in
the assassination of President Lincoln.
Officers Horn and Breen on Saturday ar
rested John Gibson, ON whom were found u
| large Caliber pistol, a fine gold ring with Two
hearts of gold for n setting, and three pretty
silk handkcrchiels, one of which was red,
with blue blocks of silk in each corner, and
on the face of another was handsomely em-
broidcrcd the head of horse. The articles
were probably stolen.
A very pleasant affair took place at the
North Baptist church, on Fourteenth street
near Il, on Friday night. The regulal
monthly socable was held, under the super
vision of the pastor, Rev. DR.. Lodge, Mrs
| Lodge, and other prominent ladies and gen
- lcmen, members of the church. About sixt,
I persons wero present, and after an hour OF S
| spent in social converse, readings, music, an
recitations sumptuous repast was served b.
the young ladies of the Sunday school.
During the month of January ls2 person
were fed and lodged at the night lodgin
house, 15O of whom were white and ~ co
ored. making 96i meals served, each rccei'
ing a supper of good beef and vegetable sou
with bread, and bread and coffee for breal
fast. Among the number were all national
ties and all trades and professions. MIR. SOL
mons, vicS president of the association, stat
= that the whole cost of running the establis
: ment was not above 800 per month when
: was open during the five months OF the yea