National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-02-24
Prominent Arrivals.

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a. M, $780, II a. m, 40; p. m 400; p. M 400;
p m, 280; II p. m, 80. Maximum, 400; mini
mum, 23o
| Prominent Arrivals.
ATlingtOT-John p Gould, Jarvis Lord,
New York; Murat Halstead, CINCINNATI General
W. ". Belknap, Iowa; T. B. Musgrave, Msssachu-
sets; General William Malone Senator elect, Viz
| ginia...... Rormtey's-Mrs Abby T. Hunt, Miss
Sarah G. Hunt, Mrs. Mary E. Gordon, Msssachu-
sets; W. C. Patterson, Philadelphia. Riggs
Hon. Leonard Myers, Wayne MacVeagh, Pennsyl-
vania; William A. Duncan, j. W. Leese, New
! York; ]. J. Storrow, E. C. Turner, Boston, r. w.
| Tansill, Chicago; c. Watkins, B. S. Fitch Viz
! GINA. HTlldrfs-Count Montferrand, Paris;
Hon. George W. Weber, Michigan; Hon. Stewart
L. Woodford, Hon. Ed Kearney, New York; Hon.
Fl. L. Harris, Senator elect Sewel, New Jersey !;
! Mile. Julie Rosewald. Abbott Opera Troupe.
| E6bM-Leutenant Commander R. r. Bradford E.
Keshner. U. S. N; D. A Lysle G. n. Browning, U.
S. A.. J. E. Clayton, G. i. Prescott Salt Lake City;
DIR. F. Seeger, New York. city; Hon. J. II. Sioss,
Hon. W. NJ. Love- Alabama; John A. Paine, U. S.
A......S. ,James-A. Barnes, New York; d. c.
Snyder, Ravenni Ohio; H. G. Brown CarrOlltOn,
Ohio; c. J. Davoust, Defiance Ohio; A. B. Turner
and family, Grand Rapids, Mich. ..... Imperiat-
S. F. Chritnan, r. 7. Briggs John W. Burch, ". d.
! Southerland, NJ Barnett, C. r. Epps II. Whitbach
Richmond, Va. N. F. Doran, Philadelphia.
Mr. NJ. F. Doran, of Philadelphia, is
stopping at the Imperial.
E. S. Randall has chartered the steamer
Mary Washington for the coming summer for river
excursions.
During the past week Inspector SUIT
ton inspected $3.50 bushels of oysters and con-
demned 525 bushels.
Mr.. John J. Linney, the well-known
stenographer of this city, is now in Raleigh, v c.,
| reporting the proceedings of the Legislature
After the 18th proXimo President Hayes
can go TO presidential receptions and get the inter
nal Improvements squeezed out of him just like
folks.
The total mortality in the District dur
ing the month ending with Saturday last was 90
white IL, and colored 81. There were g. births
and u marriages reported.
A large plate-glass, which was being re-
moved from Baum's store on Seventh street yestcF-
day, fell and was shattered to pieces some of the
workmen being slightly cut by pieces of glass.
At meeting of the Sumner Guards,
held last evening, Captain William E. Wend in
the chair it was decided that the company should
call upon Captain o. 5. B. Wall next Tuesday night.
A colored man named Allison Allen
was found dead yesterday in stable at the foot of
New Jersey avenue. Coroner Patterson held an
the cause of death.
James Tracey yesterday in the Crimi-
nal Court pleaded guilty TO stealing a number of
coins and satchel from Jacob Franz This being
a second Offcnse the court sent him to the peni-
Tertiary for year.
Patents were issued to the following
residents of the District yesterday: James w.
Graydon, railway ar-heating apparatus: James
A. Maloney, pantaloons protector, and William
Sibrey, sash fastener.
L. c. Duncan, the general agent to Sc
cure subscriptions to the stock of the " Yorktown
Centennial Association" has appointed Colonel
John 4. Sloane his representative In Washington,
and books will be opened on Monday, February IS.
The examining board yesterday ap-
proved the following applications for liquor Ii
censes: Benjamin Cooley, COL C street northwest
B. F. Beverage, sos Pennsylvania avenue; Chris
topher Boyle, % c street northwest: Thomas
Walsh, F and Teuth streets northwest
The students of the graduating class Of
Howard University Law Department held meet
ing in their classroom last evening. with w. H.
Richards as chairman, and II. Z. Baker secretary
Mr.. W. II. Richards, of Jonesborough, Tenn, was
unanimously elected valedictorian for the class of
1881.
A man who called himself " Mr.. Hayes
Of Ohio" appeared at Police Headquarters yester-
day, having been sent there from the Executive
Mansion. He said he had been chiefly instrument
6lecQnS PRESIDENT Hayes, ana wanted TO get
an appointment on the bench of the Supreme
Court.
At meeting of the board Of govern
ment of the Young Catholics Friend Society, held
last night-MF. James Fullerton in the chair, and
Mr.. DOminck l. Murray secretary-arrangement
were perfected for the lecture to be given by Hon.
John Kelly in aid ofthe societys benevolent en-
terpriSe
A coat stolen from Hon. Frank Hurd
while he was attending the celebration in Alex
andria Tuesday was returned yesterday, the thief
having discovered that twas the property ofa DEM
ocratic Congressman. A fellow feeling makes us
WOndrouS kind.
A bright-faced German boy named
John McGin pleaded guilty in the Criminal
Court yesterday to the larceny of money and jew
elry from Henry W. Kolh. He said that he came
from st. Louis two months ago, could get no work,
and need induced him TO steal. He was sent to
Albany for ole year.
The District of Columbia Horticul-
tural Society at its meeting last night, listened 10
q talk by Professor T. V. Riley regarding worms,
insects and their effect on trees The subject was
discussed in detail. Professor Riley also spoke on
the subject of pruning trees, and remarked that
the trees of Washington were greatly injured by
indiscTiminate cutting.