National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-04-29
Prominent Arrivals.

NatiOnaI.-J S. Campbell J. A. Bachelor, Indi
ana: Charles Crissey, 7. G. Cougell, Dakota; E. C.
| Hutchins, Boston: II. P. Oliver, New York; ]. w,
Cracraft West Virginia; ]. NJ. Mackay, South Caro-
lima; J. Esey, Mchigan II. G. Sankey, Pennsylvania:
r. s. Morse, New Orleans: J. j. McDouough. Georgia
William ]. Feeley, Rhode Island; Samuel Crawford
Philadelphia E. w. ELS, Ohio; John w. Blackstone
Wisconsin; John Nattall, Philadelphia; II. w. Will
cox Massachusetts: Charles s. Pate, New York
G. e Taft Massachusetts,; D. w. Storemont, Kansas
Eobitt.-William Hoyle, Rochdale, England; S.
P Evans, Knoxville Tenn; R. E. Nice Columbus,
Ohio; George c. Bosom. H T. Spooner, Boston
Fred. B. Gilet, New York; Henry r. S. Randolph
Brooklyn; Mrs. James S. Coates Philadelphia; II.
w. Watson, New York; R. o. Smith, Chicago John
E. Freeman, James B. Ford, ]. NJ. Bailey New York:
C. r. Earnest, U. s. A; ]. Binswanger Philadelphia;
William ii. Robinson, New York: Hon. Thomas B.
Keogh, North Carolina; Admiral R. n. Wyman, Z.
S.N
willard's.-General N NJ Curtis, Herman Hol-
lerett, John R. Angus, R. T. Anchmuty, New York;
William N. Flynt, Geo. C. F1ynt, Morrison Mass;
Joseph A. Miller, Providence, R. l.: W. B. Holmes,
Ptsburg; ]. c. Roop Philadelphia; L. X. Probst,
Charleston. s. c.; Dr. d. B. Whitney, DR.. P. Y. Frye,
New York; George Lewis, Philadelphia Dr. j. Hart
Brewer, Randolph II. Moore, Trenton.
RigGS.-T. w. Wintridge, T. B. Allen, F. W. Conk-
ling, A. Hess, n. Greenfield, Rev. II. G. Ever New
York. ]. A w. Kee, Pennsylvania; E. C. Sargent, A.
G. Hodges c. E Billings, E. F. Billings, A. c. Larence,
Boston, ]. Z. Davidson Pittsburgh J. R. Redeld, Con-
Philadelphia; D. Hughes, Grand Rapids, Mich; E. j.
Warner Chicago.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Lee, Henry ]. Rogers.
New York Captain d. P. McCorkles Marshall Nc
Cormick. Virginia; Charles C. Mills, Poughkeepsie
N. Y: August Hem, Joseph A. Flynn, E. Emanuel
New York; Rev. DR.. Keeling, Harrisburg; II. H.
Bromley, George Payne Quackenbus. New York.
ST. James.-David Smith, New York; John H.
Nash. Norfolk, Va; a. Reid, Toronto: William Nc
Naught, New York; T. Pond, Philadelphia w. C.
nx-nE, A n,fro Il and. A IIrr,Ira
New York; ]. T. Anderson, Philadelphia.
ArIInEtOn.-J. Rowland, P. Rensen. w. Billiard,
E. H. Kent, New York; j. E Earle, New Haven; a. II.
Howe, Pittsburg; L. A. Knight Cincinnati; ]. Doak,
Halifax, n S.
ImpcrIaI.-Thomas Pullman. New York; James
Snyder, Philadelphia: ]. B. Pratt, Canton, Miss;
Lieutenant ]. Gerest, U. S. A.
WOrmIey's.-R G. Remsen, H. Remsen, New
York; ]. C. McVay, Yankton, DIT
You can publish three-line advertise
ment of want rent, for sale, lost three times for
twenty-five cents in THE REPUBLICAN.
Mr.. B. Severson is going to Florida to
raise oranges.
Mr.. Reginald c. Deringer was yester-
day admitted to the bar of the District.
Elizabeth Booth has applied to the Com
Oll,Od IL,
out the workhouse.
Mr. W. H. Ruff has been admitted to
practice at the bar, after having passed a very
creditable examination.
The widow of Dennis McAuliff has been
appointed Administrative of his estate, and given
bond in the sum of 800.
Clark Brown, charged with assault with
intent to kill Henry Roberts, was yesterday admit
ted 10 bail in the sum of $500.
John Crowley was fined So in the
Police Court yesterday for driving an overworked
and disabled horse i'll q brick-cart
Mr. James Reynolds was yesterday
awarded the contract for grading Eighteenth street.
between and Boundary streets northwest at 49,
cents per square foot.
Mr. George w. Riggs, who duplicated
the payment of tax of S5696S, has been notified
that upon the production of the receipts the
amount overpaid will be refunded TO him.
Private Waterman Ben Klopfer dis
covered fire in some refuse in Schneiders
foundry last night, but by the use of several
buckets of water prevented serious confagration.
4 horse attached to the business wagon
of Coole Bros. Fourteenth street, near T. ran away
yesterday morning, and little boy brother Of
the members of the firm, thrown out and quite
seriously injured.
District Attorney Corkhill has been en-
gagged for the past two days in conducting the ex-
animation of witnesses appearing before the grand
Jury to testify to the conduct of the officials in
managing the affairs of the late German Ameri-
can National Bank.
Mary Mcguire yesterday by consent
obtained a judgment against the West End Catholic
Hibernian Beneficial Society forS1OO and costs She
brought suit against the society as the widow of
James Mcclure for $50 for funeral expenses and
500 as the tax due from the membership at 81 per
head.
Justice Macarthur, seeing the urgent
necessity for keeping his court open and, believ-
ing himself legally empowered to do So has issued
an order directing Major L. p. Williams to sum-
mon the jurors recently drawn for the May term,
and proposes to proceed with the next term OF the
court without further interruption.
Mr. William o. Roome, of the special
assessment division, has made report to the Com
of the amounts due the property own
ers for land condemned for alleys in squares Nos
103, 49, $685. 725, SIS, and 1883 The money will be
paid by warrants the United States Treasury out
of the appropriation made at the last session Of
Congress.
In response to the inquiry of the Com
missioners as to whether they can build new iron
bridge on street southwest over the James Creek
Canal and pay for it out of the contingent fund,
acting First Comptroller Tarbel states that Con-
gross having failed to make appropriation for
such purpose there is no authority to eXpenSthe !
money except as prescribed by law.
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