National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-05-05
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kaoSiit-I. W. BULLET, LOUISVILLE, Ky; Robert IL
clarke, Pay Director United States Navy; I. c. H.
Upper, New York: Ben: Perley Poore Massachu
setts b. c. King, Florida; Frank Cummings, Geor
gia; w. II. Scott, Chicago: B. c. King, Providence
Charles Shaw, U. s. N; General T. G. Ellis, Hartford
Conn.,; Walter H Coleman, 4. w. GriswOld, New
York; I. A. Punton, England; General F. B. Babbitt
Major L. S. Babbitt, U. 5. A; w. u. Doan, ]. W. Bill
lngs, Cleveland, Ohio: H. H. Champion, R. Percy B.
| Frost, London, England.
Wiilard's.-Colonel NJ NJ. Price st. Louis; Rob-
ert NJ. Donaldson, Schuyler Merritt, James Syming-
ton, E. T. Martin, F. r. Gillespie E. C. Winstanley,
| T JasSel, G. H Bellows, New York; John Lowe
Rockland, Me-; George r. Sage. Cincinnati: f. C.
| Street. Charles n. Smith, Philadelphia: William w.
Gillespie. Stamford, Conn; George NJ Russum; Jacob
Tome, Maryland; Barton F. Thorn. James II. Van
Cleef, D. W. Lawrence, New Jersey.
HefrOpOIitan.-H. l. Adams, New York; Ii. II.
Hurt, Virginia; J. ID. Prater Baltimore; JOHN W.
Fields, London, Eng: William A. Sturdy Massa-
chusetts; J. A RunnelI. Springfield, Mass; DR.. Ar
mold IIallet Brooklyn, N V. ]. +. ONeill, Atlanta,
Ga; Louis d. Farrell Virginia; NJ. s Melden, jr.,
! Baltimore: w. r. Strickland. George Aud. Canada.
Risgs.-W. II. Mallory, Connecticut; ]. S.
| Graham, J. LyncS S. C. IyneS, ]. c. Warnock, New
York; F. Haskell Chicago; George Meade, Dr. H D.
Harheld, P. T. RaDsiOrd Philadelphia; II. :. Wash
| burn, Providence; T. +. Meirs, New Hampshire.
| st. 5ames.-H. Z. Irwin, James Irwin, Phade-
pha; ID. Hubbard, Virginia; George p LghtfOOt,
| Richmond: ]. :. SOuthwick, Massachusetts; L. A
Savin, I'll. w. Sheldon, Baltimore; c. W. Hunt, New
York; Leslie Ward, z. B. Ward, Newark, y. ].
| ArlinGtOn.-R. NJ. Wilson, San Francisco; John
Van Voorhis New York Charles Heath, Boston: 5.
/ NJ. Miller, Virginia.
ImperiaI.-James Anderson. Chicago: ]. o.
Murray, West Virginia; James NJ. Wilman, New
York. .
| WOrInIey's.-Jerome Carly, Philadelphia: G. Fl.
Warren. Troy, New York; L. b. Bordin, New York.
You can publish three-line advertise
ment of want, rent for sale lost three times for
twenty-five cents in THE REPUBLICAN.
During April 500 dogs were impounded
and 29i were killed.
Parke Goodwin, of the New York
Eceaing Post, talks about buying house in Wash
ington.
The body Of Matthew Lindrum, a ped
der of this city, found floating in the Balti-
more harbor. at the foot of Gay street, Tuesday.
Isaac Cohen will leave the city to-day
for a tour i'll buggy through Virginia and West
Virginia to discuss the labor and greenback queS-
lions.
James Cleveland, formerly q member
of No. 5 Engine Company, died suddenly of heart
disease at his residence in Georgetown yesterday
afternoon.
During the week ending with Saturday
lastthere were nnety-six deaths in the District
ffty-two white and forty-four cOlored. ThereweTe
sixty eight births and twenty-One marriages re-
ported.
The alarm from box 124 Yesterday af-
ternoon was caused by the bursting of gas-meter
at No 514 Fifth street northwest, but the only
harm done was the soaring of a sick lady in the
house.
The laborers on the New York avenue
sewer, numbering seventy-two men, have struck
for higher wages, and have not been at work since
Monday. They were getting 81 per day, and de-
mand Sl.25.
Mrs. Lockwood yesterday received a
petition from Manistee, Mich, for President Gar
field, asking her appointment TO the Brazilian
mission The petition IS signed by all the business
men Of the town.
architect Clarke, of the Capitol, yester-
day transmitted to the District Commissioners
plans which he has completed for the proposed
new high school. They were referred to the board
of school trustees.
Mr.. William II. Brown and B. o. Nc
Donald, of the Lincoln Association of this city.
have published address to the cOlOred voters of
Virginia, maintaining that it will be to their in
terest to vote for the Readjusters.
The Society of Methodists in South |
Washington, formed by the seceders from Ryland |
Chapel, have decided to build a church, and have |
selected for the purpose lot 30 by 100 feet 'front.'
ing on Ninth street. between street and Virginia
avenue.
A service in the interest of the Church |
Mission to Deaf Mutcs viii be held in the Church
of the Epiphany this evening at half-p past seven !
h. H.
the sign language and give an account of the edu-
cation of deaf-mutes and the progress of church |
work among them.
Major Burke, Commonwealth attorney
at Alexandria, Va, has notified District Attorney
Corkhill that he has applied for a requistion for
Oliver Hambleton, now in JAIL charged with being
in the sTindling of John Houston by
the thTee-card monte game, and requesting that
the prisoner he held
The Rev. F. c. Ever, of st. Ignacius,
n y the leader ,facie prilceps OF the ritualistic
i'll the United States, has been passing
some days in this city the guest of Colonel II. B.
Curtis, De Sales street. He preached last Sunday
an admirable sermon at the Church of the Holy
Cross, Or. Harrold'S)
Marriage licenses were yesterday issued
to r. H. Darne of Georgetown, and Octavia Oliver,
Of Fairfax County, Virginia; William NJ Ennels,
Of Baltimore, and Mary Y. JohnSon Major Lewis
Coates and Mary Nettie Quenan, both of this city;
Charles l. Leachum and Annie NJ Maddox, both of
this city; Robert Neal and Sarah Vane.
Alta meeting Of the Brickmakers Union
last night the following committee was appointed
wait on the bosses and ask for the rate of wages
agreed upon by the union: Frank Coleman Will
lam Rome, Samuel Brown, Richard Carter. Henry
Jackson, John Ii. Scott Z. Marshall, J. II. Gordon,
William Butler, Lloyd Smith, and William Dorsey.