National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-04-09
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WiIIard's-Colonei ]. B. Hall, Columbus, Ohio
| W. II. Townley, New York; John NJ. KENNEDY, Jr.
Philadelphia: L. B. Brown, New York; w. ~
Hough, Baltimore; Albert King, New YORK: NJ
Angelo, Mr.. Henry Jarrett, Maurice r. Mayer, J. u
Haynie, Louis G.. Beiler, E. r. Maurice, D. Il
Maurice, Paris: Colonel Orson Adams. Maryland; T.
II. Graham. Cleveland, Ohio; C. L Henry, New
York; W. Tellweger, Paris E II. Hale Baltimore
A. A. Mell!er, ST. Louis.
Ebbitt.-M. H De Young, San Francisco; C. IL
Chatfieid New York; Rev. s Gersiman, San Fran
csco D. T. Mills Boston, Mass: T. c. Hubbard, Co
lumbus. Ohio; II. w. Sloan, Philadelphia NJ tlsnei
Wright, Z. S "; w. E Cooper and Lewis C. Lime
New York; Herbert HOuson, Philadelphia; HOwaru
Jones, Cincinnati; S. c. Hubbard New York; George
II. Brown, Providence. R. L; John H Fry, New I ork
Riggs.-L. H. Grail, H E. knight, t. e. Stewart
New York; L. S. Laudret, Philadelphia: W. r
Nixon, Chicago: :. T. Fairchd, Cazenora, Italy; w
N. Richard, D. < Oppenbeimer, New York; ID.
Thornton, San Francisco; J. W. Nicholson, New
Brunswick; w. ID. Orcult, D. Wilson, Chicago.
Safionai.-w. H Mayham Augusta; Solomon
Bensanger Savannah; ]. Ross, Baltimore; Z. G. Eos
ter, Connecticut; C. NJ Lyman, Buffalo; w. j.
Richie PttsbuYg; T. b. Pickerell, Boston, c. o. STA
pies, Richmond II. ]. Ruby, Philadelphia
MetropOlftan.-HenryD d. McCoTd. W lliam III
McCord New York; John C. Killian, Buffalo; A. b
Snow, New York; Thomas Gemmen, Baltimore; l.
E Murson, New Haven, Conn.
So. James.-Andrew Braid. d. Rice, Philadelphia
George Ulrich, Louisville, KY; E. VI. Allen. New
1OTk. j. w. Hutnanl, New orleans
Wormicy's.-E. ]. d. Cross, Baltimore; b. l.
Swan. jr, s. GTuner, New York.
Imperial.-C E. Ford. Baltimore; A. B. Bohrer
city.
A marriage license has been issued to
Thomas shanahan and Mary Cuttehey.
The Commissioners intend to locate, in
acceptable places, about thirty drinking fountains
for the use Of horses
Two elephants in Forepaugh's herd
| caught cold in the street parade in Baltimore
Wednesday, and died Thursday
Colonel Orr, the giant, visited the
| Capitol yesterday and created sensation among
the intellectual giants of the Senate.
Mr.. Ell. c. Jarrett, Mile. Bernhardt's
special manager, WHO'S veteran in the business
and who has not been in this city since he came
with Christine Nilsson, is registered at Wizards.
The uniformed battalion of Odd-Fel-
lows will celebrate their anniversary on the 18th
instant by parade and drill during the day, and
in the evening viii give dramatic entertainment
and sociable at Odd Fellows Hall.
Fruit-growers from below Alexandria
| report the entire peach and pear crops of that
section of the country having been utterly de-
stroyed by the cold weather, and that the apple
crop has been seriously damaged.
The handsome Marcus r. Mayer is in
the city, i'll the capacity of acting manager of the
Bernhardt company. He claims to have saved
the Presidents life by holding an umbrella over
him when he made a speech here during rain
storm. after his election 70 the Senate.
The John F. Cook, Anthony Bowen,
Sumner, Lincoln, and Minor school buildings were
inspected 10 their sanitary condition yesterday
by Health Officer Townshend Chief Clerk J. Cooper
McGinn, Sanitary Inspector Robinson, and MeSSTs.
Dodge and Brooks, of the Board of School Trustees
Mr.. A. s. Solomons, vice-president OF
the Night Lodging House Association, has COM
pleted and transmitted his report for the month
of March, which shows that 6l2 dodgers were ac-
eommodated. The District having sold the old
Central Guard House to private parties the di-
rectors of the association viii be compelled to
rent Or hire building