National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-03-24
Prominent Arrivals.


| Prominent Arrivals.
EbbItt.-Juiius A. SkittOn, City of Mexico; L. ID
| HOIsey, ir., L. :. N; il. a. Cuppia, New York; J
Harold Wickersham, Lancaster, Pa; T. Atkinson
| LawreGceburR, Md; ]. B. Herschof, Bristol r. l.
William A. Torrey, New York J. w. Carlisle, Penn
! sylvania; Robert c. Steson, Boston; A. b. Clarke
Boston; J. Weitzel, CINCINNATI George ID. DaVen
port, Boston; J. Payson Bradley, Boston: G w
Moody, Tennessee; Joseph II. burke, Florida; JONI
B. Love. Philadelphia; George A. Earnest, Ne"
York E L. Starr, Philadelphia; Charles 81. Talbot
Richmond Va; F. W. Tourtelotte, Chicago: ].
Dudley F. Buel. John GOwan John Tyler, wife, child
and nurse Buffalo; A. r. Yates q. s. A. f. r. Cole
man, Providence, r. !.
Rationale. VI. Tibbets. Harrodsburg, KY; J.
NJ. Woodward Chicago; ]. Hirsch ]. King, jr., New
York; r. P Brown Philadelphia; Judge W. Tough
ridge, Iowa; Levi !. Manu. st. Joe, Mich; ]. Z
Bryant Atlanta. Ga. Charles p. Hatch, X. F. John
ston. Philadelphia; Judge James Orr, COlOrado "
c. Whirry, ir., Richmond: II. May. George C. Ren
kaaf. \. p. Shannon, Philadelphia: H c. Turner,
Maryland; T. B. Caudwe s.. Louis; D. w. NJ Clair
Philadelphia: Lewis Barnun Baltimore; W. NJ
Barnes, Pitrshurg; w. B. Faunce, Philadelphia; J.
Gill; New York: II. w. Wissel, U. S. A; j. BUTLER
South Carolina.
WIiiard's.-C.W w. Manypenny, Columbus; C. Fl
Moiler, f. Moler and W. Ii. Moiler, New York; NJ
Chauncey and II. D. Cbauncey, Brooklyn; p b.
HOyt and W. S. Thorn, Pourhkeepsie, n. "; Mrs.
c. Aver, General Hooker, and ]. w. Bradley. New
i OIhs a. j. 1dIilllOn, I1uu- OttN
Mears, Colorado; Hon. f. F. BeltZhoover. Pennsyi
vana George S. Chswell and w. Fl. Hayes, Pater
son, y. j.; Howard Kirk and E. Eelkim Phiadel
phia o.
MefrOpolitau.-Georgc v. RulOw and Harry +.
Ru:ow. Philadelphia; Harry Wagner Pittsburg: G.
W. Baeby, Virginia; E. r.. Flint New York; T. Cost
Massachusetts, A. Dibbrell, Virginia; Robert Selis
man, New York: C. r. Thumb, Atlanta, Ca; A
LangslafT Johnson, Richmond; Joseph II. Service
Philadelphia; NJ. Sinclair, Cumberland. Nd; j. f
Lunard. West Chester, Pa.
RfgEE.-H. Hastings L. A. Adams, F. s. Sher
burne George Blake, Boston; F. p. NASH Baltimore
DIR. W. NJ. ThallOn Brooklyn; w. L. Fernald, Viz
gfria; General Patterson, J. B. Love, Philadelphia
a. II. Walker, Hartford. Conn.
st. James.-C. Frank Boughton, New York; z
F. Nye. Nsrtinsburg. w. VA William NJ Stewart jr.
Philadelphia, Pa; John Spian, Boston, Mass; Will
lam II. Il. Beadle, YanktOn, Dakota.
Arlinsfou.-L>a Rey s. GONe, W. "a. Almond, C.
! B. Hctch&iss, Hon. J. y. Goodwin, New York; D. f
Bailey: ]. W. Dennis, C. Vi. Dennis, Buffalo; Hon
W. l. Patn&m, Maine.
W0rIGfey's.-H. II. Fisher Boston; G. +. Aarye
Virginia City, New; Judge J. =. GOOde
Colonel Lew Weitzel, of Cincinnati, is
stopping al the Ebbitt
Mr.. II. T. Brown, of the Butte Mon
tanaj 4iacf. is guest at the Arlington.
OF the l.500 bushels Of oysters in
spected by the Health Office last week 225 bushels
were condemned.
Colonel 4. F. Rockwell and Miss Mol
lie Garfield occupied a box at the National last
night, with party of friends. &.
Mr.. Richard T. Nforsell was yesterday
appointed an examiner in chancery and United
States commissioner by the court in general term.
Thomas ThysOn's grocery store, cor
he r Of Sixteenth and streets, was robbed during
Tuesday night Of the contents of the money
drawer
Ridgway E. Chowler las filed bill in
equity against Charles T. Davis, praying an in
junction 20 prevent an infringement of copyright
of book relating to horse racing.
The marble-cutters at the Washing
ton Monument have petitioned Colonel Casey to
extend the eight hour rule, which has been in
force during the winter, to the summer months.
Mr.. William S. Stapleton, one of the
editors of the ST. Louis Globe Democrat who has
been in the city for some time past in the Interest
of that st&lwart journal, left last night for St.
Louis.
The total mortality in the District for
the week ending with Saturday last was eighty
white, fOTtytwo. and eolored, thirty eight. There
were eight marriages and sixtytwo births re-
ported.
Mr.. 3. G. Mcdonald, of 400 Sixth street
northwest, says the card published by Lee and
Camper has proved source Of annoyance to him,
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aid mentioned,
The case of John c. Hardness against
Charlotte Z. Morris and others for an Injunction to
prevent the latter from removing certain house
hold goods from house No. 2027 street northwest
has been dismissed by the plaintiffs attorney.
Marriage licenses have been issued as
follows: S. c. Clark, of King George County, Vir-
ginis, and Frances 4. Cook of this city: Cornelius
Bosley and Lena Johnson, Alpha Z. H. Carver of
Fairfax County, Virginia, and Clara B. Hinson, OF
this city.
The finding of the jury selected to as
sess the value Ofland belonging to V. B. Burr for
road leading from the Wheeler road at the back of
the Insane Asylum TO the District line has been
returned TO the Commissioners. They have
awarded Mr.. Burr 800 for the land condemned.
In the case of Samuel English against
Gilbert C. Vanderwerken for s., 800 damages, the
jury III the Circuit Court yesterday gave him $50
The defendant owned tug called Comet, and on
the 9TH of February, 1876, ran upon a scow loaded
with stone owned by the plaintiff and sunk it
in The channel of the Potomac River; hence the
suit for damages.
The statement that Mr.. Domer. of
ShamoEin, Pa, who WAS recently injured by q
railroad accident, had refused TO compromise
with the railroad authorities in damages for the
accident is not sustained by the facts in the case
No offer of compromise has been made by the
railroad authorities, and of course no refusal
made. Mr.. Domer is suffering from the effects of
the accident