National Republican., 1878-06-29
GE0RoETOWN VIEWS.
RIVER FRoyT.

hNEh fHONT.
Arrivcd-schooners Rebecca Florence, Rich
ards, Kennebec River, with ice to Kennebec
Ice Company; +. /. Lockwood, st. John, Bos-
ton; A. l.. Lockwood, st. John, Boston I;
Charles i. Sampson, Gage, Boston Hattie
Baker, Baxter, Boston James II. Hoyt, LYON,
Hoboken; Daniel Brown, Emerson, Fall
River Theodore Dean, Evans, Fall River.
Cleared-Schooners A. II. Howe, Newbury,
Eastern, with $50 tons Of coal Ann L. Lock
wood, st. john Boston, with $50 tons Of coal ;
American Tenn, Crosslcy, Providence, with
60l tons Of coal; +. /. Lockwood, st. John,
Boston, with AS tons of coal A. &. l.. Lock.
wood st. John, Boston. with 525 tons Of coal !;
William ID. Marble, O'Kcefe. New Bedford,
with $50 tons of coal Ella Matthews, Boston,
with 32i tons Of coal; Stephen Morgan, bber
brook, Dighton. with AS tous Of coal
CANAL AFFAIRS.
Arrived. Boats J. +. Hughes. ]. y. r. omas
ii. Wagner, J. II. Houck, Star No. L. A. Green.
less. jr., l.. A. Long, Congress, W. and b. Mills,
Dove, Fannie and Estelle, |. N. Cover, John.
ME, ID. Henry, Consolidation, Annie, G. II.
Knott, b.. Farrison, 7. J. Sewers, A. II. Sow
ers, A. II. Br,dt, DIR. Grimes, J. W. Daley, g.
II. Bradt, Jacob McGrath, DIR. o. NJ. Schindell,
Arctuu.s, William Blackwell, Elizabeth, steamer
J. I. Scrisner, Little Eddie, II. Boyd, Alice,
W.P. Wools, John Sammons, G. VI. Stoncbraker,
Arthur Lowell. J. X. Masters. B. X. Summers,
5. II. Davis, F. A. Mertens, X. l.. Gross, Isaac
Wilson, Belle. New Era, Star No. l. w MoiIatt
William Weber, Alexander Kratz, q. W. Brcn-
gle, J. J. Moore, Mollic, q. Blackwell, l.. W.
Pohcnberger, Six Children, X. /. West, l. J.
Krcps, ID. Murphy, II. Lovcrdgc, Harry Bor-
den, Diligcnt l.. and Phillc, City Of Hamburg,
!. +. Davis, q. Bcrkcbite, Francis Cannon, S.
II. Taylor, N. A. West, NJ. OConnor, II. /.
Boyer, and Elhe.
Cleared-Katie and Addie, May6eld and
Heiston, J. Marmaduke, Sparrow, Charles
Hassett, Julia Borden, EbS, Six Brothers,
Lizzie Reagan, Jack Topper, II. Krarss, Iowa,
Hancock, William Staples, J. +. Boyer, A.
Sherman, H. T. Smith, J. A. Milholland. John
lsradburn. Willie and frankie, American
Flag, j. L. Sianhopc, +. Bear, John II. Parrott,
Laura, V. II. Weir, NJ. Sanford, Willie and
Annie, Major T. l.. Moore, Willie Snyder, Il.
il. Gordon, and ID. Arman.
ELECTION OF OFFICERS.
Last night Hcrmione Lodge No. IL, KNIGHTS
OF PythiaS, of Georgetown, elected the follow.
ing officers: p. C., II. A. Wagner; G. C., W. +,
Gibbons; V. C., A. Woodley X. OF II. s.. James
S. Hays; NJ. of f., II. q. Wagner; VI. OF E., s.
{: Palmer; NJ. of A., John 7. Wallace; rrelate,
w. X. Grimes; I.G., b. F. Harper; o. g., John
L. Welch. The lodge Tassed resolution to give
picnic at Analus:au Island In July, and ap.
pointed committees to take charge Of the same.
SUDDEN ILLNESS OF Mr.. asa BARKER.
At an early hour yesterday morning Mr.. Asa
Barker, superintendent Of the Georgetown
Office OF the KenncbCc Ice Company, was taken
suddenly i'll in his Office and fell to the floor,
where he remained until about FIVE o'clock,
when some Of the drivers and other employees
Of the company entered the office and found
him in helpless condition. They Immediately
placed him in carriage and conveyed him to
his home, No. G6 Fayette street when Dr.
Bowie Tyler was called in aud rendered pro
fcssoaai services, and pronounced him to be
suffering with cholera mOrbus.
Mr.. Barker went on the excursion of the T.
VI. b. Society, Wednesday night, and partooL
of a hearty supper. Upon his return home he
retired, and GbOu: three o'clock Thursday
morning arose and repaired to his office for the
purpose OF dispatching the wagons laden with
ice. When he reached the office he was taken
with cramps aud fell to the floor.
At a late hour last night Mr. Barker had so
far recovered from his illness as to be pro-
nounced by his physician out of danger.
GEORGETOWN PARAGRAPHS.
W. Carpenter and William Kennish, Phila-
delpha, and James Belt. Richmond, Va, are
among the guests at the West End Hotel.
Miss Alice Sullivan who was so brutally as
saultcd by number Of negro dcspendocs sew
eral evenings ago, while about to enter her
house, on Market street, has so far recovered
from her injuries as to he considered out Of
danger by her attendidg physician.
Tho William Louis Schley Lodge No. 4. /.
o. o. NJ, have elected the following officers for
the ensuing term Of six months: W, NJ, II.
liaycock; J. NJ, J. Steele; recording secre-
tary, J. n. Farr; financial secretary, S. II.
Gladmon; treasurer, William Dougherty; chap
lain, ii. q. Divine; conductor, l.. ID. Bingham.