National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-06-14
Prominent Arrivals.

minimum, 62.4".
Prominent Arrivals.
Ebbitt.-Captain r. T. WOrden, Hampton, Va: s..
Johnson New York; Lieutenant Samuel 6. Payne,
F. II. Heurick, f. Carroll, U. S. N; T. T. Alexander,
C. w. Mead, Louisville KY. A. c. Parsons F. Parker,
US N; c. Bailey, Philadelphia; Michael B. Marin,
Scotland; John c. White q. S. A.; J. F. Bloom, Gin
cnnati, Ohio; ]. T. Robson, Homer Lee, New York.
81. James.-Samuel Smith, New York; ]. NJ.
bennington, West Virginia; F. Hickman, Philadel-
phia Pa. c. II. Williams, Cleveland, Ohio; c. West,
Pittsburg Pa; Henry w. Williams, Boston, Mass. !;
L. Caindee c. and A. Agency, L T.; t. S Godfrey,
Knoxville, Tenn; A. II. Waggener Chicago, ILL.,; L.
A. Curtis, Springfield, Mass.
Nationals D. Lean Brooklyn; w. L. Dow,
Yankton, D. T.; +. W. Hughes, Pennsylvania ]. F.
Taunt, Philadelphia; A. q. Smith, II. H. Key, New
York; F. w. Trocumn, Philadelphia: W. F. Clawson,
S. (. Clawson, Oakland, Call B. Williams, ST. Louis
). NJ. kibbie Philadelphia; ]. ]. Lee, Iowa.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Hill, New York; Fl.
). Glover, Macon, Ga; James Brown Albany George
D. Rice Lebanon, Pa. NJ. c. Hall, Illinois; Gordon
Shepherd, Alabama; P. G. Powell, Lexington, Ky.
WilIardS.-James Dobbn Philadelphia; G. Hat
field, James Spnington, H. II. Key, F. H. Smith, New
York; Ii. L. Washburn, Boston; James A. Baker,
Houston, Tex. James D. Orion, Newark M.
RiEgs.-E. 7. Wilson, France NJ de Scum, Rio
de Janeiro, Brazil; T. Fitzgerald E. S. Wilson, Phil
adelpha; ]. R. Louis, Illinois, C. H. Reed, Chicago.
importantly. W. Watkins. New York; ]. s.
Smith, Chicago; DIR. E. F. Hammer, Kalamazoo
Mich; L. p. Feffer, Virginia.
ArlinEtOn.-B F. Hall. Arizona; General Anson
G. McConk, P. H. Walsh Stokes New York I. NJ.
Banter Brooklyn.
wOrmIey's.-George A. Coulidge, ]. French, ].
d. French, Boston.
You can publish three-line advertise
ment of want rent for SALE lost three times for
twenty-five cents in THE REPUBLICAN.
The grand jury visited the Jail yester-
day.
Professor Joseph f. Nourse, U. S. N,
has gone to Saratoga for his health which is greatly
impaired.
The commencement exercises of Miss
Osbornes young ladies, take place the
Congregational Church o-morrow evening.
The annual distribution of premiums
will be made at the Academy of the Visitation,
Georgetown, on Wednesday, the I'D instant
Miss Kate A. Arnold, who for some
years has held the position of copyist in the Re-
corder of Deeds office, has resigned to become
Mrs. Colt
Some fifteen to twenty new members
were received into the Assembly's Church last
Sabbath, previous to communion, some on pro
fession of their faith and some on letters from
other churches.
On Saturday last eight applications for
patents for Improvements in the Brush electric
light were filed by Messrs. Leggett & Lcggett, at
torneys for the Brush Electric Light Company, of
Cleveland, Ohio.
An accident happened to a little son
of Mr.. C. C. Myers. policeman, while playing
near his home in TennallytOwn, on Sunday, by
which his right arm was broken. Surgical aid
was rendered by DR.. W. Bowie Tyler.
The Capitol Waterman, Frank B.
Dixon, who was arrested for stealing quantity
of books from his landlord, was arraigned in the
oil dow hfrf tlon pN1a
declined to prosecute him he was released.
An application from Messrs. J. A.
Bean and w. Z. Hutchinson, to be allowed the privi-
lege of establishing fish pond on Water street,
between Seventeenth and Twenty second streets
northwest, has been referred to the Engineer Com
missioner for action.
The Ereniag Critics force is as follows:
Editor, A. C. Buell.; associate editor Samuel P.
Butler; news editor o. X. Harris city editor,
George Douglas; reporters A. J. Clarke, William A.
West, Frank P. Morgan, Thomas Murray, and Mr..
Ringwalt. NJ. D. Helm is the business manager.
Robert Johnson was before the Police
Court yesterday for brutality aSsaultng his sweet
heart, Amelia Lancaster, on Saturday night. Jeal-
ousy the cause. Both cologed. Amelia's physi-
clan expressing doubts as to her recovery the
was continued under 1000 bonds
A party of ladies and gentlemen went
down the river on Sunday morning in the yacht
Florence, landing at Mount Vernon Springs. After
several hours of genuine enjoyment at that
memorable resort for picnickers, the party returned
and Cunningham, who were the hosts on this trip.
The directors of the National Fair As
at the regular meeting last evening
adopted resolution giving certain space to exhib
itors free and removed the restriction against the
sale of articles in the fair buildings. Progress was
reported on the catalogue, and the secretary was
instructed to have plats prepared of the main
building and agricultural hall.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday
to the following candidates for matrmony: Charles
L. Colt, New York city, and Kate A. Arnold, Wash
ington, D. c.; George A. King, Washington, and
Martha Z. Dunlop, District of Columbia; William
f. Worsham and Annie B. Moore, Baltimore, Md,
and KaSpar Klear and Kate Vesta, District of Co.
lumbia.
The Commissioners were notified yes
terday that after the 3Oth instant the following
buildings, now used for colored schools, would
not be needed Liberty Hall, Tenth street. between
r and S a chapel on Third street, between New
York avenue and L street; church on Third
street, between H and 1; a church on franklin
street, between z and q and Fourteenth and
Fifteenth streets.
A number of citizens of South Wash
ington complained to the Commissioners yester-
day that the Belt Line Railroad had created a
nuisance on Eleventh street southwest by estab-
fishing station for its horses in front of private
evenings. Inc ponce were instructed 10 nave
the nuisance abatcd. and inform the railroad
company that public property could not be used
for private purposes.
John Robinson's entrance upon the
stage at the Comque last night the signal for
perfect ovation from his hosts of friends present
During the enthusiasm a handsome stand of
flowers was presented to him. which seemed to in
crease his embarrassment He recovered mis-
usual flow of spirits very shortly, however, and
returned his thanks for the reception in a neat
speech, characterized by humor and breTity.
The Young Ladies Christian Temper
ance Union of East Washington holds its first pub
lie meeting on Friday evening next Its officers
are Miss Libbie Moffatt, president; Miss Julia
Martini secretary: Miss Addie Mathis, correspond
ing secretary; Miss Lille Colifower, treasurer.
One vice president from each of the churches rep
III the union will be elected. The union
starts out under the most favorable auspices, the
young ladies being active and earnest workers i'll