National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-09-23

e'ropoitdn.-Samuel G. Clark, San
Francisco; ]. II. Campbell, Jacksonville, Fla;
Henry c. Beach, New Haven, Conn. Henry +.
Howe, A. T. Lascomb, Boston; G. NJ Mclean, NJ.
J. Doherty, North Carolina Hon. William Mueller,
Joseph Howard, p. H. Reinhard, Pennsylvania;
A. r. Ridglcy, Philadelphia; J. @. Holmes, IT,,
Baltimore +. G. Pond, Ohio william Hoey, X.
Fay, New York w. b. Hale, Philadelphia.
EJbW.-CommanderS S. r. Quackenbush,
U. S. N; Paymaster John 8. Cunningham, u s. N;
f. w. Dalrimple, U. 8. N; n. Morrison. Pennsylva-
mia Captain George W. Moore, U. $. II. NJ; r. W.
Ransom, Chicago; q. p Griffith, Cincinnati, Ohio;
f. F. Emmons, Jersey City; Il, Fauntleroy, Chi
cago.
81. Jdmes.-Frank T. Wood, NJ. Randolph,
and A. Ilersh, New YORK; c. c. Salter, Duluth,
Mimi j. b. Hussey T. J. henson, North Carolina !;
A. II Allegro, Cuba 7. s. WALTERS and J. L. Pearcc,
Baltimore, Md; A, J. Combs, New York; II. s.
Adams, Boston; d. W. Mason, Chicago, III.
81. Mdrc.-Stanley Crabb, Louisville,
KY; N. 4. Garrett, Rockville; George Buckhordt,
New York N. Z. Beall, Richmond L. NJ Carroll,
Pittsfourd, Mich. II. b. Mitchell, George II. Corey,
Boston J. r. Moore, Philadelphia John Taylo,
G. II. Lee, Virginia.
Impcrial.-M. II. Murray, Richmond
C. n. Mathis New York; G. II. Cole, Dallas, Tex;
Il. Newbrougb, Philadelphia; A. Evans, Cincin-
natl.
Riqgs.--C. G. Mclcher and ]. f. Kings
bury, Boston; r. p. Eaton, Maine; o. W. Clay,
Baltimore; A. X. Mcclure, Philadelphia
You can publish three-line advertise
ment of want rent for sale or lost three times for
twenty-five cents in THE REPUBLICAN
The Washington Light Infantry Corps
will assemble ut their armory at quarter.past one
S osmd a., fn R IN Ss uniform
Some children, while playing with
matches yesterday afternoon at 45O NJ street north.
west, set fire to the building, for which nm alarm
was turned in from box D. After considerable
| trouble the fire department. cxtinguishcd the
| flames, with loss of about $50.
A white man, named Jack White, was
brought to the Fifth Precinct Station carly yestcr
day morning with badly cut head which he said
had been done by q man named Gibson, who
surgical aid and he was sent home.
The Roscoe Conkling Club of Boys il
Blue held meeting last night and decided Il
take part in the obsequies to-day. They will as
semble at one o'clock this afternoon at cosmopoli
tan Hall, corner of Eighth and streets, and ex
pect TO turn out over fifty members
The meeting of amateur musicians fol
the purpose of forming a musical association
| WHICH was 10 nave Deen nelu ht VI
| Tuesday evening last, has been postponed unit
next Tuesday evening ut seven o'clock, at the SAM
| place. About thirty ladies and gentlemen mad
their appearance, but in view Of the President
death no action was taken.
Mr.. J. NJ. Blanchard, of the firm of Hol
loway & Blanchard, left Washington Monday to
join his sons, G. r. Blanchard, vice-president o.
the Erie Railroad and c. A. Blanchard, contract
ing agent of the Great Western Dispatch who, will
party of English gentlemen, len New York thu
| ~ n Colorado whprn tlnr
have extensive mining interests.
Mr.. S. Sowerbutts, of 1l0S III stree
northwest sends q communication to THE RE
PUBLICAN giving alleged facts about his neighbor
and pitching into a gentleman who give informa
ton relative TO the tearing down of Grape on
house on II street Some time next week the fact
about the affair will be given TO the public from
indisputable evidence. This is in justice to al
parties concerned.
Mr.. William Rupprecht, who resides a
No. 332 Eighth street northeast, has made al
alto relieve medallion portrait Of the late Presi
dent Garfield, which Is the trucst to life of any O
the many attempts made. Mr.. Rupprecht ha
copies of the medallion on exhibition at Barlow
Art Gallery on Pennsylvania avenue, and at til
store Of George Ryneal IT,, No. Alb Seventh stree
and eight inches wide. II Is finished in hnr
framed or hung without framing.