National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-10-05

Fr0nftneut ArrtNnIn.
NATfoNAL.-W. i. Schridt, Philadelphia s. N.
Adams, New York; W. q. Carpenter, Richmond;
w. T. Valentine. Albany; Il. Fusshppel, Cincinnati'
~ Wisedell, New York +. A. Dodge, Baltimore; II.
n smith, Fon du Lac, Wis; II. w johnson, Boston;
j. Onan Kansas City; G. w. Antrim, Richmond; NJ.
A. Briggs. Georgia; j. P.white New York J. s. Cal
ley, Philadelphia.
EnBiTr.-T w. Lord, U. s. A.; Theodore A. Hard.
Ing, Binghamton; G. H. Lorlng, U. 8. n; d. r. Nc
CARNEY, U. S. N; l.. J. Clark U. s. N; f. w Ncker.
son, Boston; H. II Voolfolk. Louisville; a. s. Ken
yon, U. $. N; a. II. Crane Boson Colonel Royal,
U. $. A.; William Calhoun, New York; Benjamin
latham, New York; William Frank Hall, New
York.
MErRopoLtTAN,-J. u. Higgins, II. J. Callsher,
and James Forsythe, New York; s. D. Ball, Lock
Haven, Pa; II. s. Banning, Ohio; G. N. Jones, Hunt
lngton w Va; Sam S. Green, Richmond; Gothee
Rothfeld, Chicago; w. scholz Baden; ia. Hoskins,
North Carolina
wfLLARD's.-James p. Mann and Albert Rice New
York; s. Hays, st. Louis; william A. Lee New
York Dr. A. NJ. Loryca, san Francisco; II. Jones,
West virginia. j. u, Harrison, Maryland; william
Hall.
ARLrNaToS.-w william Ludlow, New York; o. T.
Holmes, j. walttles, Philadelphia; w. J. Breed Gin.
clnnati; H. Keyser, Maryland; J. II. Hoyt Massa-
chusetts; J. II. Hancock, New Haven, Conn.
WoRMLEY's.-G. II. Haincs, Boston; NJ. Storey
MAST Lieutenant Mackenzie, U. g. N; Henri Ber
lout, French legation f. J. Phillips and T. c. Reed
the Presidents amanuensis. New York.
ST. JAMEs.-Frank S. Roberts. Missouri: ]. It. Duk-
son, New York; o. 3. Wood, Pennsylvania ]. w.
o. Barman, Georgia; George CLARK, New York J. A.
Long, Missouri.
ST. MARCH, W. Smith. New York; T. q. Nor.
row, Culpeper, Val j. II. Brown, Elmira, N. y; w.
8. Mason, Raleigh, N. c.; George Nicholson, PhilA-
delphia.
RIOos.-J. A. Miller, Frederick Gunnell, Provl.
dence. II. l.; II. r. Bishop, Boston; Jerome Carly
Philadelphia; J. A. Palmer, Denver, Col.
You can publish three.line advertise
ment ofwant, rent, for sale, or lost three times for
twenty-five cents in THE REPUBLICAN,
General Benjamin +. Butler is in town,
looking robust and lively
Mr.. James w. Bosler, of Carlisle, Pa,
arrived at Wizards yesterday.
Hon. George Davis, of Illinois, and
Charles l.. Rand, of Peru, are at the Ebbitt
Mrs. Eveline nj. Hatch, wife of General
Edward Hatch, U. 8. A., died in this city last Sat
urday.
The chief of the special assessment di-
vision has completed reysions alleys in squares
1t is said that NIessrs. Godfrey & Sulli-
van win reopen the Imperial Hotel and make It a
lively stand.
John Kirby, a convict serving out a
sentence died in his cell at the jul yesterday of
consumption.
A. X. Browne has returned to the city
from his trip in Maine and located in the Webster
Law Building.
Chief Justice Carter returned to the city
Yesterday and was at the courthouse, looking re-
markedly well.
George r. Jackson has been appointed
station keeper ut the Fifth Precinct Station. House.
vice Hume, resigned.
General Noah l.. Jeffries was in the
city yesterday, but LEFT In the evening for his
home at Ridley Park, Pa.
A suit in equity was filed yesterday by
Mary a, Morris against Lizzie Dillingham; ct al for
the sale OF lot p in square 5l6
Mr. w. G. Willenbuecher has been
elected yice:president of the Columbia Turn
Verein, vice Otto Eckstcin, resigned.
Dr. Flint, of the navy, who has returned
70 the city does not expect his wife, who has been
Ill In Boston, until the hot weather is over
The many friends of Leland Moore, of
the Telephone Company, will be panied to hear
that he Is very sick At his house, No. 1909 Tenth
street northwest. He has the malaria.
Mr.. A. S. Davidson, of the Government
Printing. Office, who has been spending. the past
Nd has returned. looking the picture Of health.
The Inland and Seaboard Coasting
Company yesterday filed m appeal to the Supreme
Court from tie decision of the justice of the peace
In the case of Frank W. Pagenholl against the
Company.
The Medical Association of tbe District
,oi, a., 49,. ,...,'',,'N., -
heiu us regular monthly meehnB last night at It's
rons Wa sSn nd ,Sa put
was brief one.
The report of Coroner Patterson for
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september SHOWS MY deaths, tue causes oil winch
were Investigated by him. There were three sui
Siues seven aeGiuehlai deaths ana one case OF In