National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-06-27

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The Herdics will put in use the balance
oftheir mustang ponies this week, so soon as they
can be shod.
Whose duty is it to trim the trees on
Pennsylvania avenue? They are in very dilapi-
dated state.
The excursion boats ran light yester-
day. owing to the interest taken in the Masonic
funeral of Dr. Mackey.
The friends of Bob Kimball, of the
Analostan Boat Club, are anxious that he should
enteri in the single-scull race at Richmond.
Parker Page, the bow-oar of the Ana
lostans, arrived in town yesterday, looking hale
and hearty and eager for the Richmond fray
Jack Beardsley has gone to the Warm
Springs of Virginia for his health That he may
fully recover is the earnest wish of his host of
friends.
Since April 1 23,OS3 immigrants have
arrived at Baltimore on the steamships of the
North German Lloyd line. Many of these have
gone South.
A little child of Mr.. r. Smith, resid-
ing at No 1902 Park place northeast died on board
the steamer Mary Washington yesterday on her re-
turn trip from down the river.
Eight or ten vessels loaded with ice are
said to be lying at the wharves, so that there will
be no necessity for pushing up the price of this
article so soon as hot weather sets fairly in
A new amateur baseball nine has been
organized in South Washington called "The
Orientals." The nine is strong one and will
gladly meet amateur clubs upon the diamond
field.
The police made forty-five arrests dur
ing the twenty four hours ending at eight o'clock
yesterday morning, fourteen of which were
drunks." Seven dodgers were accommodated dur
ing the same period.
Major King, agent S. F. 7. P. G.. A, was
on hand at Glenwood Cemetery yesterday after
noon examining the horses in the funeral hacks,
and thinks he spotted two with the CHAMBERS. He
Will have them examined.
The Oarsmdie is the title of neat little
weekly devoted to boating interests, published
every Saturday afternoon by 1. Kimbal, IT., and
Charles a. Winner The initial number was pub
lished on the 18th instant
A party of Westinghouse, consisting
of Miss Minnie Evan, soprano, Miss Carrie Bender
pianist. Mr.. Joseph KaSper, viOlinst, and little
Annie Lewis, elocutioniSt, will give a concert at
Narrenton, Va. Mr. W. 5. Mexican is managing
the troupe.
Squire Charles Walter celebrated the
twenty fifth anniversary of his appointment as
justice of the peace in the District on Saturday
evening. There was quite large gathering of The
old and young members of The bar, and a very
pleasant evening was passed.
Drivers Summer Garden presents at
fractions Of the highest order to its patrons this
week. Miss Helena Taylor, a favorite contralto of
New 1ork, where she has appeared in concerts
with eminent musical celebrities, and the Balti-
more Male QuaTtette will appear in addition 10
the Marine Band Admission as uSual-free.
w. G. Taliaferro, the chairman of the
Garfield and Arthur Club of SnickersvilIe.
Loudoun County, Va. is in the city, and states that
nlnety-fve per cent of the Republicans of that
district are going to support the Liberal ticket.
He regards the outlook for the success Of the Lib
eTal ticket throughout the State as very encourag
ing.
Last night, while Mr.. NJ. A. w. Lewis
was in the act Of crossing Eleventh street between
Pennsylvania avenue and T. street. he stumbled |
overa carriage step that was shaded from the gas
light by tree-b box and fell upon the side OF his
face, inficting several ugly bruises and spraning
both legs. He was removed to his residence, where
medical aid was rendered.
Sir George L. Shipley, who acted as |
of the St. Johns Commanders, K. |
T, of Providence, R. l. during It's recent trip South
has been made the recipient of handsome gold |
jewell since his return home for his efficient ser
vices duiing the pilgrimage. The commandery |
propose to celebrate their late tour by grand !
clam bake at an early day.
The protests against the establishment |
of the station house at the corner of Seventh and
P streetsare many and vigorous. The principal |
reason urged against it is the proximity public
schools 1t certainly does not seem desirable that
young children should be compelled to listen to
who may be brought in by the police.
The regular Sabbath evening meeting
Of the Dashaways was held last evening at Lincoln
Hall, and, as usual, was largely attended. The
musical exercises were conducted by Professor
Galliher, Mrs. Galliher presiding at the organ.
Stirring addresses were made by the Rev William
q. Knapp, of Kansas, J. B. Dunning, and the Hon
Samuel Aman, of Tennessee. A large number of