National Republican., 1873-03-03
LOCAL NOTES.

A ilne set Of windows arc for rent to-day at
1915 Pennsylvania avenue.
90 to corner OF Seventh street and the Avenue
to-day and secure 4 seat for the tth and 9Th.
Geo, NJ. Mason, jr, Of the Nowberno tN. C.)
Rspubiic- Courier, Is In town stopping at the
National.
The residence of the handsome Geo. Goodall,
N South y, e noneTsd y the presence
witness the inaugural ceremonies
The attention OF the members Of the Young
Mems Republican club Ia called TO an advertise
ment In another column requesting them to
assemble promptly at o'clock to-day.
One OF the best positions from which to view
the inaugural procession Ia that AZ the south
west corner OF Thirteenth street and the Avenue,
where seats are now procurabe. Get one.
Major W. NJ. Spear, civil engineer Norfolk navy
yark, Colonel Jas, d. Braly aud W. II. Lyon, also
OF Norfolk, arrived 10 this city yesterday to par.
March.
Mt. Michael Z. Doyle died at hla residence on
Friday night last from the Injuries received by
being thrown from his wagon on the morning OF
that day, on Pennsylvania avenue, near Seven
tecnth street.
About 500 o'clock Michael Mccarthy, marine,
was accidentally run over by hack No. 50, driven
~ John Lacey, At the corner OF Eleventh street
and Penlisylyanla avenue. He was taken to the
barracks by offlcer Mari.
The Governors Mounted Guard have q DRESS
drill to-day, at O'Clock, and then proceed to
Georgetown, where they will be presented by
NONtTuOF Win handsome Htnnu oil COlOfA,
consisting OF a squadron dag and two guldons.
Lieutenant General Phil. Sheridan and stafr
arrive IN the city to-day, and have secured
quarters a. the Arlington. Col Spencer, OF the
9th New York, and stan, will also be quartercd
at the same hotel on their arrival this morning.
The many friends Of J. 9. Pauldlng, examiner
| In the Pension ONCE, and Henry II. Case will be
happy 70 learn OF their having passed a success
ful examination before the medical board OF eX-
| aminers OF the National Medical College Of Wash
ington on the lst instant.
Somebody In city contemporary says that one
thousand gartridges on toast will be received
from New York city for the Inauguration ball
That fellow subslsis on liver stews or he would
know that partridges are unnt for high-toncd
food an hour after they are cooked.
At the last meeting Of the National Monument
oticers tor the ensuing year: General William
| i. sherman, second Vice president; William W.
Corcoran, third Vice president; J. y. II. Smith,
treasurer; John Carroll Brent, secretary.
An association OF the veterans OF the Mexican
| war was organized In Baltimore on Friday eve
ming, and the memorial Of the Plttsburg assocla-
| tlon Tor pension indorsed by unanimous vote.
The Baltimore association will Join their old
comrades Of this city In the inaugural procession
lto-morrow.
At the last monthly meeting OF the s. E.s the
| following onicers OF were chosen for the ensuing
| term: q. s., Richard Stockton, IT.; O., ]. u.
Doyle; treasurer, Charles Chubb; secretary II. o.
| Pauldlng; finance committee, Messrs. Handy,
Shub0 and y. Whiting executive committee,
| sasssA"s AaaAaihhf DOylt huu EEhuk W
The Minnesota Association held q meeting on
| saturday night at the ONCE OF Messrs. Sanborn
| 4 King, and among other business transacted q
vote OF thanks was unanimously rendered to the
chairman and members OF the socable committee
| for the very efiicient manner In which they Der.
| formed their labOrs In connection with the Min.
nesota soclable.
On Saturday night, at s:45 o'clock, an alarm
was turned In from box 4, on Eleventh street
east. The department responded promptly, hui
as the nre was discovered TO be out In the county
the companies returned to their houses. IL was
Afterwards discovered that the fire was the burn.
ing Of frame house owned by Mrs. Henry Nal.
lor. Loss, 500. " It'd. D..
The Earl OF Calthness, the Countess Calthnes'
and Lady Sinclair are at the Arlington. Theli
genteel and quiet demeanOr Is In severe con.
trast with vulgar aristocracy so often oIensively
para1ed. The Earl has become q great admirer
OF this country, and especially Of this city, and
ayows his Intention OF returning to thls country
TO spend year or two after his present visit.
A gentlemen having business In one OF the
Senate committee rooms on last Saturday even.
ing ran across person who by his excessive
dignity duly impressed him. The gentleman
thought him at least q Senator, and but for his
subsequent rudeness OF manner would have de.
parted with that impression. lie afterwards
ascertaned, quite accidentally, that he was
| simply the clerk Of the Comnittee on Public
Lands-only that and nothing more. The fel.
lows position Is entirely ont OF keeping with his
commended,