National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-05-07
Prou,tnent Arriynls,

Ebbift.-MiIls Gardner, Ohio; George Lewis, J. NJ.
Jayne, New York; Rev. w. o. Moseley, Massa-
chusetts; Rev. s. B. Cruft, Boston; Robert ii. Feis,
o. P. Coenman, Philadelphia; E. G. Gauge Bristol,
England w. d. Weaver, U. S. N; II. A. Martin, NJ.
D., Boston J. w. Speel, U. s. NJ a. Krebs San Fran
cisco: DR.. r. ]. Dungson Philadelphia; h. Quinn, NJ.
D., Dublin, Ireland Hon. ]. W. Hunter Thomas Z.
Jones, Brooklyn; Daniel Morrell, Hartford, conn.,
t. w. Hale, Baltimore; Andrew g. smith, Provl-
dence; General Fitzpatrick, New Jersey; Charles L.
Howard, F. F. Wilder, New Orleans
Willard's.-John A. Normun, George W. Leg
gett, New York; F. T. Lane, Toledo; Arthur ID.
Moore, Pittsburg; Oscar n. Kyle, Florence, Mass;
John w. Foil. North East, Pa; DIR. 81. ii. Drake,
Norristown Pa; Dr. George NJ. Stiles, Conshohocken,
Pa; DR.. David Schrack, Jeffersonville, Pa; DIR. j.
Minnie, New York: DR.. William Stevens, Cairo, N
Y; ]. B. Murdoch James Mccain, Pittsburg; Philip
Fox Madison, Wis; DR.. John G. Meachim, Racine,
Wis; DIR. Alex. ]. Stone, st. Paul.
Mefr0politnn.-T. II. Hamersley, Baltimore;
Samuel ID. Studley. Fred Pattison, II. G. Weston,
Boston; S. Adams, Maine 1. D. Earls, Philadelphia;
p Z. Kerille, Boston; A. A Selden, Baltimore; Lud-
wig Hess, New York; Sol Haas, Richmond; j. w. c.
ONea, Gettysburg; ]. K, Warne, Jacksonville Fla;
r. B. Breinig, Pennsylvania; c. Emmerling, Pitts
burg.
Rfggs.-A. S. Hatch, T. Handy, W. D. Shpman,
New York; S. ]. Richie, Ohio; J. B. Taylor, w. R.
Hart l. l. Lane, Philadelphia; Colonel J. B. Collins,
q. s A; ID. G. Wilson, South Carolina; G. B. Morse,
New Hampshire; E. P. Williams, Indiana; w. FL.
ginia; DR.. G. a. Shelton, Connecticut
ST. James.-P. c. Carlton, North Carolina; F. c.
Faxon, NJ r. Carson, VIII III. Farm, New York; ]. II.
Laskey, Boston, Mass; Captain A. p. Bloren, San
Francisco; Thomas Hammers Harrisburg, Pa; Fred
g. Skies, Buffalo, N Y; William Kellinger. Balti-
more; George E. Baldwin, Philadelphia
ArlingtOn.-C F. Ashby, New York; L. R..
Charles West Virginia; DR.. 1. NJ. Hays Philadelphia;
DIR. w. G. Brock, Springfield, Mass; ii. Dyer, Ply
mouth, England; DIR. F. Young, London, England; ;
E. Ledeey. Brooklyn.
ImPcrinl.-George Cameron, Tennessee; F. Haw-
kins, James Anderson, New York; L. S. Morgan,
Miss
wormIey's.-F P. Gowen, Philadelphia; ]. T.
Woodward, J. L. Hull, New York.
You can publish three-line advertise
ment of want rent for SALE lost three times for
twenty-five cents in THE REPUBLICAN.
Miss Geraldine Ulmer and the princi-
pal members of the Boston Ideal Opera Company
are at the Metropolitan Hotel
Elizabeth Doeval applied for divorce
yesterday, through her attorney, from John c.
Doeval, on the ground of cruelty and deSertiOn.
In the Probate Court yesterday Charles
J. Jones was appointed coadministrator with
james H. Smith to settle the estate of the late Je
ME Mallord.
The funeral of Colonel s. r. Hamil will
take place at ten o'clock this morning instead of
on Sunday, as heretofore announced, from his late
residence, No. 1921 New York avenue.
A little boy named Charles Dunlap,
residing at SD Twelfth street, was accidentally
knocked down last night near his home by car No
i of the Belt Line, but luckily escaped injury.
An unsuccessful attempt was made yes
terday morning to enter the cigar store of W. Hard
ing on New York avenue. near Fifteenth street,
but the thieves were scared off by private watch
man.
A fire broke cut in McDonald's car
riage- shop on street, between Fifth and Sixth,
last night. but was extirguiShed by the members
of No Engine Company without turning in an
alarm.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday
to Charles Jenkins and Elizabeth Adams, both of
this city; William Boon, of Anne Arundel County
Maryland, and Lizzie DoWnmus, of Prince Georges
County, Maryland.
Father Beck, of st. Alphonsus Church
Baltimore, preached the "Te Deum" forttnnie iubi
lee at St. Mary's Catholic Church last evening. a
large congregation being present the same priest
will deliver the panegyric of st oseph before the
society bearing his name Tomorrow morning at
the eight o'clock mass.
The board of PUBLIC works ofthe State of
Maryland held a long session Thursday last at
Annapolis upon the ject OF the crossing claimed
by the Georges Creek Railroad over the tracks of
the eGitlmorS Railroad at Cumberland. 1t
Is -SleVeu EiOn was reached, which was
r.er!ii$ minister .. to the presidents of the
spcctiye roads.
The friends of the National Church
School will be interested to learn that John Bald
win Hay, esq, exconsul- general, Syria, will lee
ure in this city at Epiphany next week for the
benefit of the school. briefly contrasting the state
Of female education i'll Turkey and Syria with that
in America, and illustrate the subject by exhibit
ing many oriental costumes Bishop Pinkney is
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