National Republican., 1881-04-26
Promfnent Arrivals.


Rfges.-Charles NJ Yates San Francisco; c. Par
ker, A. K Mcclure. Philadelphia; III. N. Sheldon,
Brooklyn: A. J. Delaton, Lieutenant Chester, j. w.
Thompson, s. P. Griffin T. !. Morry, w. S. Paine, A
| Cook, R. W. Havens A. s. Fridberg, New York; A
Tucker, G. Bill, ]. NJ West, Massachusetts,; Captain
Moresy, England; n. NJ. Hooker, Chicago; H. p
Jones, Virginia; ]. K Bale, Chicago; Hon. A. H.
Rice, Boston.
NatiOnaI.-James S. Galley, Philadelphia; E. B.
Campbell, Pennsylvania; II. Moss, g. T. Whlte,
Thomas ]. Phillips, New York; L. T. Lint, Mary
! land; ]. HI. Irwin, Tennessee Robert Knox, James
Sinclair, England ]. II. Huntington, E l. Fuller,
| B. Dow, Boston; B. F. Bond, Baltimore: James b.
| Doyle, James Bird, r. Mord, Philadelphia.
Observation-Disclosures Gowdey, Henry J. Rogers,
John A. Sterry, New York; J. A Slaughter, Calves
ton; w. P. Holding, New York; John Hitchler, Bos-
ton; Stephen Lewis, Baltimore; Arthur Potter Hol-
| yoke, Mass; Fredk. F. Thomas, Baltimore; Thomas
Walsh, Meriden Conn.,; John Russell, Norwalk,
Conn.,; ]. s. Reed, Indianapolis
WiIlard's.-John Satterlee, E. F. Ripper, w. j.
Farragut, ]. NJ Bradley, E. McMurdy, New York;
James d. Stevens, Chicago; n. Todd, Toledo; j.
Richmond Philadelphia; Charles A. Gould, Buffalo;
| John Wyckof, Brooklyn; ]. ]. Alexander, A. NJ
Hancock Maryland; ]. W. Runsort, Richmond;
| John 4. Hail. Trenton.
ST. James.-E. Runyan, New Brunswick, n. J.;
W. S. castor, Baltimore. Md. John Stephenson. Win
chester, Va; ]. B. McCauley, Boston, James Furth,
New York; Rev. E. B. Tuttle, q. S. A; F. Rosson
Warren County, Maryland.
Imperial.-Isaac Matthews, Philadelphia: d. NJ.
Boyd, Charleston; James Drew, Grand Rapids, Mich
]. Donnelly New York; A. V. ChefrOon, Pittsburg.
Arlington. B. Ward San Francisco; A j.
| Swan, New York NJ l. Ruth, Z. S. N; A. J. RAM
sey. Virginia.
WormIey's.-F II. jackson, England; w. W.
Swan, Boston; A. D. Jessep, Philadelphia.
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The petit jury of the Criminal Court
was yesterday discharged until Monday next
Copies of to-day's REPUBLICAN in wrap
pers. ready for mailing, can be procured at the
business Office.
Clark Brown, charged with assault with
intent to KILL has been held in $500 bail to await
the action of the grand jury.
The Engineer Commissioner has recon-
mended to the District Commissioners that in the
future they pay S1.75 per day for horse, cart and
driver.
The applications of Charles A Douglass,
Peter W. Blazer, and William s. Jackson, students
for admission to the District bar, were yesterday
referred to the examining committee
Mary Dulaney yesterday filed bill in
equity against Patrick Quirk, praying for an in
junction to restrain him from collecting the rents
of certain property to which she claims that he is
not entitled.
Mr.. Albert L. Morgan, a well-known
commission merchant of this city, left last night
for Chicago. He goes to the Great West to engage
in his business. His many friends in this city wish
him good luck
Colonel Peirce, the genial and popular
proprietor of the Imperial Hotel, who has been
quite i'll for several weeks past is rapidly recover
ing: The Colonel is now up and about, and says
he has bid adieu to his old enemy-rh eumatism
Colonel w. F. Morse, wife, and daugh-
ter are stopping at General B. F. Buffers. Colonel
Morse, who is the business manager of Billee
Taylor" for DOyly Carte and E E. Rice, will re-
turn to New York to-night, but Mrs. Morse and
child will remain in the city for some weeks.
Robert Y. Holly, our late popular
United States consul at Barbados, West Indies,
and also volunteer in the naval service during
the late war; was among those present at the cere-
monies yesterday. He is well known, and a
great favorite in the naval and army circles in
this CITY,
A young white man named James
Stanley arraigned in the Police Court yester-
day charged with stealing a watch from gentle
man in an auction store Saturday night. Several
witnesses testified to Stanley's guilt and the case
was sent to the grand jury.
Fritz Munder, the drummer boy, who
stole 500 from an intoxicated comrade on Satur-
day. was brought here from Baltimore yesterday
and locked up at Police Headquarters, pending
hearing before Judge Smell. Seventy dollars of the
stolen money was recovered, the remainder hav-
ing been spent in procuring troSSeau for the
drummer boys intended bride.
Yesterday Justice Wylie delivered the
opinion of the court in general term in the case of
BARLEY & Stanton against the La Abra Silver Min
ing Company, sustaining the plea to jurisdiction
ofthe court and dismiSsing the bill. 1t was suit
involving attorneys fees for conducting case be-
fore the United States and Mexican mixed claims
commission
The following marriage licenses have
been issued: William Rieks and Alice V. McDon- |
aid, both of Prince Georges County, Maryland
Antony Scardi and, Josephine Rache; Martin
ONeill, of Baltimore, Md, and Mary Cunningham,
of this city, Perry NJ Adams, of Titfip Ohio, and:
Annie E. Kiskaddin, of this city; William F. Clark
and Aurelia F. Bassett j. VI. Smith, of Charlottes-
vile, Va, and Ella Rust, of WestmOreland County
Va; Alfred E. Mallory and Ida L. Sherman.