National Republican., 1881-12-10

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Prominent Arrivals.
N MILLARD,s;-,John BustNy, Talleytown, Pa; 3. III.
lion: bfign and Hon S T. 8 IeSo,d So Asy YORK
ooaoe Al Hart staten Island VI Colonel NS:,S g.
%O; Il 4. Beck, IIiekssargS, S'y Sissi ',IiR Hon
New AYEG Hon sewagon TSnPEEn 9EEnadpna II wS RRRn
Wnkeman, j. b. Williams, New York; w. II. Con
FS New r K Sn mSS TFs@S GTesS u
p !. Fernald, Philadelphia General N L. Jeiries,
,,MfTR9roIiTAa.-w II. Thomas New York; A..
css sso'MSer M H AI,nuT HHyrRe sS
Media, Media, Pa; James d, Brady, ,Xlrglniei John A.:
SSs snrss q sS dnS HaRP II NS 8GTa
New York Phillip A smith, Buffalo; ~ y u y Lewis, h
lips, New, York L. n. Markham and II. W. Nc
Cutchen, Texas. -
Rmpi II ReG5G&S 6&o Tvsn9n ven herman IA
York; 81 +. Price, Chicago; George Dury. Jancas
brown, New isfsey b. + Minis @e% YorS; II v
IGp9ah Al G a. u a. n MTSsSn poSS aaa AaSam"
hIsss Samuel !, pIek, Albert q FT$isyi Penn
Wans Ne i rYy h n cSi S ]SsSf sSo
y ~, g. GoidsSpry FEsnk Bird Indiana q l. MasSe
caidWc limos Mefa w efnSp nSi, boston S N l"Si0r '"
y, NATIo EAI-1,Henry +, Knapp. New York; George
Bearce, Chicago; Homer Cooke, Waukegan III; s.
W Hlli, CleSela9d G Il. Row, Philadelphia George
Mexico; Hon Henry Heaion virginia -'""' -''"
nssr InhSECharief nsnvsr TsSto1 pnl"SMGPhis MaP j.
T. J. Lawton, Florida; s. u. Lcayitt, Cohecton, n.
and wife, Denver, Col; ". J. LSwion, Florida; Y G.
Sargent, Massachusetts.
n Moore L. Bcsney:y M John nefh@ sherwood ddo'p b.
Hewitt John Rowane, G Raymond, w. Y Gillette,
N. V; l. w. Zoe, Connecticut.
psna, ST ,MA@nG.TPnhlllp @ n II smith, New York; Upton
Atlanta, Ga; A. Huker, Bristol, Pa; w. II. Mooney,
IIan Huntington, iowa j. X Ford and Thomas schur.
,WoRNLEYs-J. NJ Yarnum, T. F. Lonbat and
Charles Wchl, New York Dr. s. s. Townsend, Balti-
.WELcKER's.-Pau Melher and Ernest Kiefer New
York.
You can publish three-line advertise
ment Of WANTED "For Rent" "For Sale" OF
Lost" three times for twenty-five cents in THE
REPUBLICAN,.
The brightest paper Of the age, The Republic, out
| at noon to-day,
David Davis in the Greatest Effort of His Life "
| in The Republic, out at noon to-day.
| I, Commissioner Morgan went TO Baltimore yes
| terday morning but will return to-day.
| "What Is Going on in Society,"" by one who
knows; In The Republic, out at noon to-day.
| The will OF Alfred Lee was yesterday placed on
file. IL leaves the property to his wife aud chill
| dren
Mr. Muford, the genial clerk of the Arlington
Hotel, has returned from his ostrich farm in New
Jersey, alter very successful season.
This afternoon at Bennng's the National Rifles
Will inauguratc the contest for the two prize rifles
presented to the corps. Some fine scores are ex-
peCted.
Only n single couple defed the evil star which Is
| supposed to rest upon Friday and u marriage
| license was yesterday granted TO Peter Jones and
Hattie Johnson. of this city.
Mr.. Charles G. Godfrey is lying dangerously III
nt his quarters at the Greason House. but was said
last night TO be better. He is suffering from rheu
matism, which has reached the body
Roslela NJ. Simms and Richard A. Edmonston
| yesterday filed bill against Ada Edmonson and
other heirs for the appointment Of II trustee in
| place OF Joseph l.. Simms, deceased
Yesterday Messrs. Hine & Thomas for w, b.
Bowie filed against Mary L. Pickrell and Annie g
Hume creditors bill against the estate of A. ii.
Pickrell, deceased, for a balance of sl9052sO
The vicksburg Herald publishes on its first page
a very fine wood-cut of Judge Walter s. Cox, now
presiding at the Guiteau trial The view is nearly
profile, and is evidently taken from a well exe-
cuted photograph.
The Indiana Republican Association will hold n
| meeting at Odeon Hall, corner Pennsylvania Ave.
nue. ana Four and a half street this evening. for
the purpose of elcctng officers, and acting upon
other important business.
The case of Charles Fish, q bare back circus
rider who sued MeSSrs. Cooper x Bailey TO recover
s235 the amount OF one week salary, was tried IN
the Circuit Court yesterday. The jury will bring
in q verdict on Monday.
Commissioner Lorlng arrived here Thursday
night; While absent he addressed the New York
Tarih Convention, the Butter. Cheese, and Egg
Convention at Cedar Rapids, Iowa, and the Cot
ton Growers Convention at Atlanta, Georgia.
Harry Nicholson, who was injured while fencing
| has been removed from the residence of General
| Thomas, to his home at Cook Place, Georgetown
Drs. Marmion and Peter, his physicians say he Is
improving, and they how have strong hopes of his
recovery.
At meeting of Eureka Chapter Royal Arch
Mnsons held Inst night the following Officers were
elected and installed: o. II. Thomson, NJ. L. high
Scribe; ". Ii. Goods, treasurer, and s. John Thom.
| son. secretary
Yesterday, in the Circuit Court, Judge Macarthur
the Of Moore against Barber ct al.-action fol
damages to property by reason OF constructing a
sewer in such a manner Ms to throw the water on
| his property-wns given TO the jnry, who gave
| verdict for $500.
| Ifyou would get the benefit of the Palais RoynI
| sales watch the papers aud keep track of the
| special sales, rs there will he some unparalleled
bargains. Our regular, customers will find 1t e
their advantage To call early. still the store vii
be open evenings until after the holidays.
| The large brick structure southeast corner
| Thirteenth street and Pennsylvania avenue. ha,
! Philadelphia, for $4,000 by Messrs. Gibson Bros
Ai!er undergoing repairs and alterations The
| building Will be occupied by theis enterprisinl
| firm us printing house.
| James NJ. Glass, of the Capitol Police force says
"My attention has been called 10 the statement
| G. L. freeman In an affidavit published In one
wife. and desire TO state In this connection thai
this affidavit so far as my knowledge of the matter
| extends Is entirely untrue"
| Building permits were issued yesterday as fol.
| lows: John Adams TO build one Oriok building OF
| J. street. between Second and Third streets south.
west, to cost $500 S. g. Casassa to erect show win
| dow corner of & street and Pennsylvania avenue
at cost of $50; Catherine Griffin, to erect show
window at $50 Four and. half street. at a cos
Of 49,
A coored boy in the employ of Reynolds &
| Matthews, iron workers, near Hanover station
| Baltimore & Ohio Raj road was run over by 0
| ballast train on Thursday and had his left arm
| crushed. lie was brought 10 this city and sen
| TO Providence Hospital, where his arm was am.
| putated. Yesterday II was ascertained that his
skull had been fractured, and his recovery is now
| deemed impossible.
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