National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-04-02
Prominent Arrivals.

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| WilIard's.-J. +. Miller and wife and n. E. Ruc
| sell and family, New York; G. W. Burrin and wifi
Warren, Me-; J. Block and wife. Alabama: S II. Ha
stead and G. Upington and wife, New York; ]. Ste
phens and wife, Trenton n. j.; T. n. Searle, syria
cuse n. "; Hon. Aleck Boarman, Louisiana; T. T
| Manning and A. E. Manning, England; Mrs jaime
| B. Hopkins, Brooklyn; J. y. Brokaw, Bound Brook
| n. J.. W. z. Fisher and T. L. Park, Boston; F. Fo
! CARTE, Philadelphia; II T. McConn, Brooklyn n.
Ebbfft.-W. =. Simmons, Boston; George B. Lv
Dgstone, U. S. N; C. a. Beecher Cincinnati; Charlie
W. MOseley and DR.. J. b. Ayers, Boston; Z. w. Gun
| Their. New York; p. S. Moseley, Boston; Hon. d. T
Corbin, South Carolina William Wallace, Indianap
oils; T. MurdocS Cincinnati; s. Baker, US. a; N
| w. Conklng, New York: ]. Sullivan, Rochester N
Y; N. w. Horton, New York H. S. Waring, c. S. n.
S. Paris and Yates Ferguson, New York
DISQUALIFICATION Diamond, Philadelphia
]. Campbell, New York; Charles ]. String. Camden
n. J.; Joshua Hill, Madison, Ga; James Ridgway
Canandaigua, n. Y; Hamilton Raynor, Mississippi
u. NJ. Rogers, Virginia; NJ. Stonehill New York; j
V. Traphagen, New Orleans.
St. James.-Rev. c. c. Buck, Maryland; Aller
Crookshaus, Mrs. William Thompson, Thomas a
Vaughn, st. Johns, n. B.; G. L. Bittinger, For
Wayne, Ind; E. o. Frink. Indianapolis, Ind: John
+. Packard, Sterling, Mich; John c. Paul, Pitts
burg, Pa.
SafIonai.-George Trench and wife. England
Hon. ]. G. Cannon, Illinois; ST. Clair A1cKeway
Albany, n. Y; James p. Gray, Enfield, Conn; A
Forbes, Chicago; Hon. ]. ]. Jackson West Virginia
John F. Dawson, Philadelphia; r. c. Woods, Eng
land. ID
Risss.-B F. sherwood, NJ H. Cordozo ]. p
Turner, r. L Getty, F. A. Clark, L. Zoos. T. A. Bart
ley, New York: J. A. Cabell, Virginia. j. w. Streams
Brooklyn: E A. ond E F. Genge, F. A. Thirber
Providence, r. l.; Z. D. Bangs, Boston.
ArIingtOn.-W. R. Wharton, w. B. Stfltwel1
Boston; d. D. c. Mink, c. Chauncey, Philadelphia:
G. W. Hughes, B. Atha, ]. d. Cutler, r. Hamilton
New York; S. B. Hannah, Ohio C. E. Bell, Brooklyn
ImperiaI.-T. V. Lekay, Utica n. "; c. P Hull,
Connecticut; John BabsOn, Boston E p. Brennan,
Philadelphia John W. HosieT, New York.
WOrmiey's.-W.C c. Stewart c. E. Whitehead, S.
LIE Roy, H II. Brousier, D. o. Chaplin, E B. Wesley.
A. G. and A. r. Agnew.
Mr. NJ. F. Doran, of Philadelphia, is a
guest at the Imperial.
Mr.. E. P. Brennan, of Philadelphia, is
stopping at the Imperial.
One of the best April Fools Day jokes
was an embryo snow storm in the afternoon.
Our business men should take hint as
to enterprise in advertising from the show folk.
Mr.. August Donath has sold his Erening
Star routes and has purchased paper in Chester
County, Pennsylvania.
The bricklayers struck yesterday for
SIS per day. and so far as reported, nearly all of the
bosses acceded TO the demand.
The Washington Cadets will be the
beneficiaries of a musical and literary entertain
ment, TO be given at Tallmadge Hall next Monday
evening.
There will be communion services at
the Assembly Presbyterian Church. corner of Fifth
and streets, to- morrow morning. The pastor, DR..
George o. Little, VIII ofhciate.
A certificate of incorporation has been
fled with the recorder under the name of" The
Washington and Virginia Mining Company" The
capital stock is s1000 divided into 1000 shares at
SIS each.
The report of Inspector Entwisle for
the month of March shows that ninety-five per-
mits were issued for new buildings 103 for repairs,
six for awnings, and for 100 lineal feet of vault.
Receipts for the same period, SSH.
Hon. D. ". c. Wheeler, of New York,
who has been guest at Wizards for the past fort
night leaves for home this morning. Mr.Wheeler's
friends are confident that he will be appointed col
lector of customs for the port of New York.
Mr.. Christian Abner, the cigar dealer,
corner of Ninth and streets, was victim of an
April fool joke yesterday. Somebody advertised for
four black dogs to be delivered at his place, and
the store was oyerrun all day by men with dogs.
The Parker property, on Pennsylvania
avenue, having been sold to Messrs. Barbour &
Hamilton, as mentioned in The REPUBLICAN
Thursday morning the Washington Light Infantry
Corps have been notified to remove their armory.
Samuel w. Woodward and Alvin NJ.
Lothrop, as general partners, and Samuel c. Phil
man, special partner, yesterday filed certificate
of limited partnership in the clerks office,
under the firm name of Woodward & Lothrop to
carry the dry goods business in this District.
Miss Lucy Mellon, a pretty blonde from
Durham, N. h, and granddaughter of Hon. Cal
vert King, for many years mayor of Norfolk. Va,
who has been on an extended visit to her cousin,
Mrs. Warrington King, on Fl street northwest left
last evening for Norfolk, highly delighted with the
Nations Capital
At meeting of the bar of the District,
held in the Equity Court room yesterday afternoon
to take action in connection with the death of Mr.
John c. Kennedy-Joseph Ii. Bradley, esq, in the
chair and Mr.. John F. Hanna secretary-a COM
mittee of seven. of which Mr.. w. B. Webb was made
was chosen to prepare suitable reSolu-
tons and report them at meeting to be held at
two o'clock to-day al the same place.
First Comptroller Lawrence has called
the attention of all persons in the District of Co.
lumbia whose duty it is to purchase anthracite or
bituminous coal or wood for the public service
and of all persons appointed as inspectors, weigh
ers, or measurers of coal and wood purchased in
said District for the public service, to tie pro-
visions of law in sections 371 3712 and 313 of the
Revised Statutes of the United States.