National Republican., 1881-12-14
Prominent Arrivals.

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Prominent Arrivals.
Mdsen Bryan Ts%RR LSoTe Hon III
sedalla, Mo- n. 4. Wheaton, san FIancscoi ". Z.
WSetmsFs New WYE York lion b McponaG In
sbSrSi diana W & J. ByEne Byrne Kentucky, y,,d p
Trenton; Hon George West, ,Ballslon: n. VI A; N.
sSeinba ~ ~ snb w; Rynns1sn Sth A. + % Ph
adelphia, ]. p. Murphy, Arkansas.
pN;SsTioNAL.J; III HoskIngs, pepnsyyapjs; Frank ,l
Marie, aicSS; william i. Rogers Hew York. r. W
MSoT GgckEo e. o Esw r. II SpssGpWS TS ~
Piitsburg Colonel ]. ". Davis, West Virginia; Cap.
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q rgsnf,9Ss RoSit SeIyssHrg Harry Moss New
Ganes Vcrmomee n KeaTtand Eh ceh England
tSS, 3SGS &csn NJ MSfGne % ffSfsSs 8 WsSs
bpemSGT So IShn ohSrk h SsI h9SSSn NeS S:oE ~
bcsiisEEl Sd% ieFSssyE IL n Adams Toedoi cSaTies
ARLINeroN,-w. A. Harris and Hon. Jonathan
Hn@S nHT EyoyafRacS NJ RSsS x Mycf L. h2H wSod
Hon ~. n. Nolan, $. II. Booth, and G. H.. spencer,
New York; y. strauss, II. Cauflnan, Rochester, N.
Soorh RoG6eser S SsS % cadSr pTSVdCSce SS
x l.; r. NJ payson, philadelphia; George A; Mar.
Boston
:, RnGgs-L $. Globe Newark n. j.; W; Il. Cole. II.
= W smith. Conncc,!cnti II. 4. Glidden, Albion, y.
Louis; g s. Bradley RhoIe Island! James ". fa,ta,
rhlladclphlai Leonard sweet, Chicago; f. T. Horlie'
rlHsion & j. serrs New e SH YorE Julius Julius 4 a. 4 cray,
" j CI%rS Sew YORK ". IS%S ". SracHs' "HS PsdcPha;
. g HebGrlingi Mauch chglk, Pa NJ, Il. De Msnt,
Iarsis forlda II. & Briggs. Boston. i'' i' - %
,wopHyIEI,s,mE j. Hewlett PhlladelphIa w; r.
Chicago; ": =. Schuyler, T. s. K; Eugene Schuyler,
ST. JANEs.-E, u. Mead, Boston Charles Jennings,
ohio; william NJ. Clark, England; II. G: Powers, Mis-.
~. r. Cross Brooklyn $. B Ryder, Elizabeth, N. j.
ST. MARc.-A W. Barkclew and +. H. Miller, New
SS~ Iofk; a. iT' 4. GmeT Richmond. Va; Thomas
u. s,eison, Ncw York.
You can publish three-line advertise
mcnt of Wanted" "For Rent" "For Sale" or
Lot" three times for twenty-five cents in THE
RrruBMcAS.
4 wel.attendcd German theatrical performance
took place last evening at Abners Hall.
The will Of Charles +. Brainerd was placed on
hc yesterday. II bcqueaths all the property to his
wife.
The application of John 7. Martin for admission
To the bar yostcrdaywa referred to the examining
committee.
The special assessment division has completed
square lj9.
Kitchen is anotcl. keepers name out West He
ought 20 have good cook for partner. Or, how
would Dr. Carver do?
The counsel for Mrs Christinncy have filed mo g.
ton asking that the costs of the examiner, Mr..
Lovcjoy be charged TO the plaintiff.
Mr.. J. II. Roberts, who was recently seized with
an apoplectc attack, Is very much better, and the
doctor says that his recovery Is almost certain.
Charles Thompson, the colorcd man who was
Injured on the railroad near Hanover Switch has
been conveyed 10 the Providence Hospital. 1t Is
feared that the mans right arm will have TO be
aiuputaicd.
Another interesting prayer.mcetng was held at
Foundry Church yesterday morning There was
tested was very noticeable. Ii is believed these
meetings Will do much good.
The Washington Chess and Checker Club will
occupy their new rooms, 1920 New York avenue
past seven o'clock. All lovers Of the games are
cordially invited to be present on the occasion.
The Wisconsin Republican Association will hold
~ annual meeting for the election of officers at
$50 this evening, nj the rooms of Colonel Totem
IN Columbia LAW Building, Finh street, between
and D., opposite Judiciary Square. All Wisconsin
people Rr0 Invited 10 attend
Willie n. OmOhundro. draughtsman United
States Patent ONCE aud Miss Bette c. Hurdle, OF
X street, were united IN matrlmony yesterday
The affair was a very quiet one, none but the i'm
mediate families Of the parties participating. The
newly. welded couple LETT on the two p. III. train
for the North, accompanied by the best wishes OF
lnutls lEltNuh
DR. John u. Bagwell, editor Of the Erodus and
the oldest coloted journalist east of the Rocky
Mountains, will tell how a simple printer, at IN,
age Of twenty. four, marshaled the Nation In tn,
frcprcssbe conflict that annihilated slavery IN hi,
eloquent lecture on the " Lite and Character o
william Lloyd Garrison TO morrow night at John
Wesley Church, Connecticut avenue between /
aud NJ streets northwest.
Sinclair Luckott, colored, was charged In the
| Police Court yesterday with the larceny OF 81
from the store OF Frank Juhens. on West p street
II appears that last sunday week Mr. Juhens store
| vas entered, the money. drawer broken open with
! a cleavcr ana s2i distracted, John II, Jackson
| testified that Luckett told him he got into the
store with a key and opened the money. drawer
| as above stated. Sentenced 10 six months In jail
and thirty days additional II money is not re-
| turned.
| ~ the regular meeting Of Oriental Council, No
! Jl2, Royal ArcGnum, held on Monday evening" til,
pleasing announce cement was made by Mr. j. III
| Carmienckc. secretary, that the amount OF bencfl
! due Mrs Elizabeth l., Bancs widow Of the lat,
| Warner T. liancs amounting to 5000 had beer
| received aud was In the hands Of Brother W. II
Hills treasurer, to be paid TO the beneficiary tn
morrow. Mr., Bancs was one of the charter mem
| bcrs Of Oriental Council, and held the Office o
| collector for Two consecutive terms.