National Republican., 1881-03-09
pron,,ucnt Hotel ArriyaIs,

Prominent Hotel Arrivals.
! NATIONALITY. D. Raymond, Tarytown, n. Y.
d. o. Bradley, b. F. Jackson, New York; 3. 5. VII
| son. Atlanta Ga; T. H. Loss, Orange, Y. j.. G. H
Parks, Wheeling, W. Va; A. ]. Nellis Pittsburg; L.
! d. Thomas Terre Haute; II. r. Stevens Cleveland;
L. Loomis, New York; S. s. Mineral, Toledo; G. w.
Fairfax, Virginia. ]. B. Salmon, Knoxville; F. w.
and d. 8 Ke Fort Wayne; D. Lutzberger, Philadel-
pbia; r. Lowry, Iowa; i. E. Gaines, Bloomington
W. J. Chapman, Philadelphia; J. o. Brooke, Vir-
giDa; T. Fahy Rome, Ca III. B. Parks, Rome, Ga;
w. c. Graham, Miss Douglass Virginia; A. G. RAN
kin, wife and child, Manchester n. H: T. K Trrelf
and W. Z. Losee, New FORK; c. Morsta, kittanna-
mony, Pa; DR.. Grifis and son, Hamilton, Ohio;
j. S. Carroll and lady and E. II. Hail. Troy, Ala;
G. Wright Kirby, Frank E. Clark and wife, New
York; c. W. Pavey MI. Vernon, Ill; William Hal
burgh and family, Pittsburg; W. II. Baker, Berkeley
Springs; W. = Wiley, New Hertonsyille, w. Va. II.
o. Clagett, Leesburg; E Hills Havre de Grace; A.
B. Funk, Bloomington, H.; George Cooper, 5. ;,
Norton. New York; E P. Hines, North Carolina; ;
L. +. Couch, Halifax. Y. S. T. ". Ellis, Lynn, Mass
George W. Giles. L. = a; James A. Craig Chicaso;
Z. ". Brayton, South Carolina
willard s.-A. konutZe, New York; w. A BuI-
lett, Kentucky; ]. B. Niles, Pennsylvania; w. III.
Price E. L. Campbell and wife, Colorado; r. r. BECK,
Pennsylvania; W. II. Snesd, Kentucky; j. Seagwick,
James V Kelly California; George III. Pell, New
York: A. E. King, Maryland; I. c. Cronen and
wife, New York; L. Emery, jr.. and wife, Michigan;
L. Emery and wife, Pennsylvania o. G. Emery and
wife New York; P. Herdc, Philadelphia; w. L.
Clark, New York: Orson Adams. Maryland; A S.
Draper, New York; II. c. Dronkle, Ohio;
Byron Poneroy, H. c. Maynard, Miss Maynard, and
Howard King jr. New York: DIR. c. McRae and G.
w. Belts, Ohio: Thomas Reed and daughter. Charles
RathSan, and E G. Field, Now York; :. p. Conover
and family, Florida; u. d. s Brown v. p. Pond, and
j. w. Strayer, Rochester, Y. ". II. c. Stryker D. G.
Ross, E r. Lame, Arthur King, a. B. Hoogh, III. NJ
Adams, and ". Wikerson, New York; 3. F. Judsonr
Saratoga; i. Rhodes, France; s. Heydenfeldt, San
Francisco; Thomas Ps'erson and W. Ryerson, New
Jersey; w. w. Rooster and wife and c. w. Street and
wife, Brooklyn; Charles s. Reeves Philadelphia; P.
P. Ptkin E. F. Ftfield. Stephen Thomas and ]. w.
Clark, Vermont; W. G. Donaldson, New York.
st. Janles.-John L. Donneily, Philadelphia; E.
Sterne, Selma Ala; II. c. johnson. G. d. Tinsnan,
Frank L. Herdic: Philadelphia; E. w. Parker, st.
Louis; II. a. Spears. New York; ]. +. Ensor, South
Carolina; c. P. T. Rappenham, Detroit, Mich Will
lam Mckeeved, j. X. Royal, Harrisburg, Pa; E. E
Sill, Rochester, y. " William L. Edwards, Detroit
Mich.
RIeGs.-A. p Luiton, Philadelphia L. J. Norres,
Boston: H. {. Sturgis. New York; H p Kitfeld
Boston; G. W. Mason, a. G. Kenneday, Eau Claire
Wis; ]. NJ. Fiske, Peter Mailer jr New York: Cap
tain Hooker, Coone! Atkins, Baltimore.
ArlsnRfOn.-A De Key, New York; C.. II.
Sample, East Saginaw, Mich; II. NJ. Alexander, New
York; f. .. Marsh. Cincinnati; E E Still, Roches-
ter, New York; J. NJ G. Parker, New Orleans, La.
Emperiai.-Frank d. Wade, agent for Milton
Mobiles Combination s 4. Hazard, Providence; o.
L. Judd. Detroit, Mich.
WOrniey's.-Georse Harding, Walter Wood, F.
7. Chambers Philadelphia; ]. B. Richardson. George
d. Roberts, Boston.
THE NATIONAL REPUBLICAN on Saturday
win be issued in double sheet of ifty-six coll
umns. 1t will be one of the most interesting is
sues Of THE REPUBLICAN under its new manage
ment and a further evidence of its appreciation
Of what is necessary in live Washington journal
ism
Colonel Alexander Denny, of Kansas |
City, Mo-, is in the city.
d. w. Lusk, ESQ.,, of the internal reve- |
nue service, is at the Ebbitt.
Colonel w. W. Berry, 4 leading lawyer |
,f Quincy, H.. is stopping at the Ebbitt.
Hon. G. w. Hendee, of Vermont, is |
stopping at No. is Seventh street southeast.
Captain Pickett, postmaster at Quincy. |
H., for the past twelve Years, is al the Ebbitt.
General John Cook, of Springfield, ILL.,,
indian agent at Red Bud, Dakota, left last night !
or the West.
Ten prisoners for the penitentiary, the
irst lot sent to Auburn, left the jail on their dis
'greeable journey yesterday.
1t is expected that water will be turned |
N heGeorgetown division of the Chesapeake and |
Ohio Canal about the Goth instant.
Mr.. Edward Y. .Goldsborough, of Mary
and was yesterday admitted to the bar of the Dis
rict, on motion OF Mr.. Frances Miller.
Attention is called to the advertisement
# 6. T. Suit and Mr. Mudd relative to the indebt-
dness of the Southern Maryland Railroad.
Major Brock yesterday issued an order
omplimenting the police force on the manner in
which they performed their duties during the inau-
uratiOn week.
The Will of the late Major Charles 4.
'tis, L. 6. A., was yesterday fled for probate He
caves everything, after the payment of his debts,
} his two daughters.
The ethree-card- men have adopted
new programme. and are seeking for victims on
ne steamboats,. The captains are taking meas
res 10 exclude them.
During the inauguration fully two
lir.is Of the crooked men picked up by the de-
ectives were indebted to McElfresh and Miller for
aving their game blocked
At a regular meeting of the District of
olumbia artillery the names of eleven members
,ere dropped from the roll for not parading with
be command on inauguration day.
The following District inventors were
warded patents yesterday: L. Baum. eyeglass
anne s. G. Cabcll saw-cleancr for cotton-gins
nd c. II. Morgan, railway crossing.
Major Brock yesterday turned over to
r Glover, treasurer Of the poor relief fund s1OS95
the proceeds of the Potomac Boat Club concert
nd SIS, contributed by John Noonan.
Ayoung man giving his nameas Charles
'Leary was arrested on the steamer W W Corco-
III at Alexandria yesterday, at the instance of the
aptain, on suspicion of being pickpocket
Justice Cox imposed his first sentence {
l the Criminal Court yesterday on Joseph Will
ms, who pleaded guilty to grand larceny. He
as sentto The Auburn State prison for one year.
Hon. r. W. Townshend, of Illinois.
no has been prostrated f3r several weeks with a
alarial attack. is conralescent. and his brother
e health officer, says he viii be able to ride out
few days.
Yesterday, in the Criminal Court, JUS
ce Cox set apart Saturdays to hear appeals from
e Police Court, allowing the United States Gov
nment one hour IN the morning for motions and {
TajgnmentS. =
The funeral of ]. T. K. Plant took place
.sterday afternoon from his late residence No s
09 street southwest, and was largely attended.
le Grand Lodge and Franklin Lodge, No. , X OF
}, turning out in body
The District Commissioners YESTERDAY {
,pointed Sanitary Inspector Samuel 4 Robinson i
spector Of plumbing for the District at salary of
500 per annum. His place in the sanitarv corps ,
as filed by The appointment of Mr. Andrew j. :
eird.
As Congress abolished the bureau of !
ecial assessments under the District government,
e bureau has been closed by the Commissioners
I'd it is not yet known what steps Will be taken
wards prosecuting the unfinished work, of which c
ere is good deal. t
The following were accepted as tales 7
en- on the petitjur yesterday: Messrs. John Al
rs, William r. DALEY, William C. Costin, Alex
der Campbell, John 4. Gibson Henry S. Wash
gton, Enoch Moreland, Dorsey Denny, Michael L
ench and Robert Parker. +
About ten o'clock yesterday morning il
T. James Shekels was thrown from his carriage il
the corner of Ninth and street One of the I
heels of the carriage broke and, the horse run a
ng away, came i'll contact with an awning post. | n
: Shekels was quite seriously hurt. $
Cornelius P. Bailey yesterday was given e