National Republican., 1881-07-12
E,romincnt ArrIrnIa.

Prominent ArrlvnIa.
St. Jnmea.-L s. Stafford Binghamton, N. Y; d.
Davis, wntcrtown. n. "; Louis Lloyd. Chicago ILL.,.
c. Lewis, Harrisburg; X. Yaneao and " Yehni, New
York; G. u Rupp, Brooklyn, N. ". George u. sed-
den, New York Il. =. Brooke Pennsylvania Will
lam j. Nfakeli, Chicago.
InsperiaI.-r. d. Wilson, U. g. N, Portsmouth,
n. H.: +. Hchbone. U. s. N. Philadelphia; ]. ".
Bachelor and G. II. shafer, New York Herman
Spencer. Pennsylvania; John Riley. Racine, Wis
Riggs.-w. y. Clyde, Fred A. Halsey. a. II. BEL
lows, q. 8. Stlnson, and Dr. stephen Smith, New
York; Dr. c. DE witt and Q. II. Carlton, U. $. A.; j..
A. Barber, Wisconsin.
Metropoiiinn.-Hon NJ W. Ransom, North
Carolina; Allen A. BOND, Port Deposit; John MacAr-
thnr, Virginia; John r. Grochio, Little Rock, Ark.
~. Marc.-L. Markley, Philadelphia. Pa; +. p.
Ingman and Ford Fortoch, Baltimore.
Ariington.--F De Bary, New York; Or. II. Gllsan,
Portland Oregon.
wormicy 's.-Robert Neville, Virginia.
Colonel John G.. Thompson left last
night for Ohio.
At meeting of the National Garfield
Guard last night special prayer was offered for
the recovery Of the President.
William Bayne, u colored waiter, aged
twenty-five, who recently went from Washington
to Utica New York, was drowned IN that city
while bathing last night. The body was recovered.
The National Union Insurance Com
pany yesterday elected the following directors: G..
w. Riggs, s. Bacon, Marshall Brown, william
Dixon, A. wylic. James Towles, Fred Piling ]. II.
Watmough, and Thomas Travis.
Edward Phillips, the boy who shot
himself In the fore6nger Of his len hand with a
toy pistol on the Fourth, Is In very serious con-
dition, his physician. DIR. D. II. Adams having an
nounccd yesterday that he had lockJaw.
Abel el Salam Aloud and Elias Hollage,
the first native of Daniette, Egypt. and the latter
Of Beyropt, Syria have rcnounced their allegi9nce
to the Sultan of Turkey and taken ont nnturallza-
ton papers and intend to learn English.
The grand jury yesterday presented
inictments against James I. Christmas for murder,
and Simon Levi perjury. They dismissed the
charge Of grand larceny against Joseph Ford, and
were discharged till next Monday morning.
A colored man, named James Duffy,
while rolling asphalt in front of the Police Court
yesterday afternoon, was prostrated by internal
he was aftcrward sent to Providence Hospital
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday
to John Murphy and Elizabeth Murphy, District Of
Columbia james Il. Allen, Salem, Mass, and Susan
Pinkney, Charles County, Maryland, and William
H.. Calvert and Martha Jane Gibson, District oi
Columbia.
There is great demand for the bulle-
tins issued daily announcing the Presidents con-
diton. a number of persons are making collcc.
tons Of them for preservation, and .thcro Is nc
doubt but that they will be of great interest and
value in after years
A. 2. Dane, owner Of ten-acre fruit
farm on the Blair road, about mile beyond the
Soldiers Home, yesterday sent TO THE REPUBLIcAN
Office n box of blackberries averaging in size ar
inch IN length and flve-eighths of an inch in dl
| ametcr. They cannot be beaten.
The citizens of East Washington pro.
pose to hold n meeting for thanksgiving for the
safety Of President Garfield thus far In Bud Eagle
ston's temperance tent Sixth street and North Car
| olina avenue southeast, tomorrow night. A meet
| ing of leading gentlemen will be held nt f. A
Grant & Co.'S Office Third and East Capitol streets
this evening, to make the necessary arrangements