National Republican., 1883-03-03
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4 THE REPUBLICAN Jon OFFICE Is now ready
the new quarters specially prepared for it,
The REPUBLICAN office, corner of Tenth
M ID streets, to fulfill all orders ON the
ortest notice for every class of legal, mer-
ntile, and amusement printing-from the
ammoth poster to tho daintiest card-all
ecuted in the best manner and in unique
i'd elegant design. No job Office in the city
better equipped than that of THE REruB-
CAN, and the best talent obtainable has
en- employed The managers of THE RE.
BL1cAN now solicit from the many patrons
the paper their orders for this class of
ork, confident that perfect satisfaction will
given, aud upon lower terms than else.
here obtainable. Attention is called to tho
vertisement elsewhere.
HThe registration of letters at the South
N Hashngton branch postoilice has been dis
dNntnued.
Il A dead infant was found by Officer Powell
the alley between Delaware avenue and Il
d streets northeast yesterday.
NJohn Burlcy, the man who had both legs
nOken in Prince George county, Maryland,
Il II tree falling on him, and who was taken
the Freedmen's hospital, died there yester-
~ from his injuries.
Ia small frame shanty on the corner of
burtoenth street road aud Spring street, be-
|nging to Addison Brown, was entirely
n oil IA Al.
vi JrlS Of an inCendiary.
tThe annual Schoutzcnfest will be held from
lne IS TO June 22 Messrs William Much
ohson, j. i. Vogt c. Graf, and Simon Wolf
lNve been appointed an executive committee
II make the arrangements.
Nlessrs. Benedict Milburn and Elias J. Hill
lNve been elected rs delegate and alternate to
lie annual conference, which will meet at
81 ostminster, Nd, on the fourteenth instant,
vi the Ninth Street Methodist Protestant
,lIurch.
IA permanent organization of the master
I'd inters has been formed, with the following
III aicers: Thomas A. Brown, president; +. w.
Sualding, vice president; James w. Hodge,
'clretary; executive committee, Messrs
SINding, Hawk, and Frain.
ITn. stuart Van Welt deputy qrartcrmas
I'll general, met with painful accident on
Nlt day. In crossing the car track on III
,tI 1t, at the corner of Fifteenth, his foot
Ill csht in the rail and ho fell, breaking his
lIl just above the wrist. The bones were
iet by DIR. Lincoln, and the general is now
ljng well.
Richard Simpson, young colored man,
wJs arrested by Officer Dunnigan yesterday,
Charged with having entered the residence of
MI. Everett Bcall, corner Third and G streets
nirthwest, and two other houses in the same
sqlare. He had an overcoat and hat of Mr..
BdalPs in his possession. lie is retained ut
pol ice headquarters for a hearing to-day.
1rhe colOred driver of Dr. Moore's carriage
to cross the Ninth street car track
in front Of car No, so yesterday afternoon,
anil the physicians horse coming in contact
vii h the street ear the horse began to kick,
bedding in the dashboard of the car and kick
ind the driver, Mr.. Charles Danforth, in tho
stdmach and on the hand, intlicting painful
injuries.
st. Matthew's church was we'll filled yester-
laE morning on the occasion of the funeral
seIvices ofthe infant son Of Mr.. Frank Riggs.
Rely. Father Lynch, S. j., read the service,
and the sanctuary was also occupied by Rev.
Fathers Chapelle and Boland. Tho psalms
the ritual were sung by the
rhdir. Among those present were Mr.. Cor
codln, Miss Frelinghuysen, Mr.. Snyder, sew
erjl gentlemen of the English legation, and
from each of the religious houses.
Thb orphan boys, under the charge of the
Sis lers Of the Holy Cross, were present in q
Doty. The intement was made in the family
Du lial ground, adjoining the chapel on tho
Rijgs estate.