National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-06-25
Prominent Arrivals.

| MefrOpolitan.-A.H II. Crosby San Domingo J.
Campbell, New York; A. T. Williams, Jacksonville,
| Fla; T. II. Boyd, Boulder, Col; James 81. Knowles
Boston: Thomas Thackerton, New York; Porter
| Ingram, Georgia; S. w. Shepperd, Philadelphia.
Riggs.-J. c. Blair, Pennsylvania s. a. Duncan,
| New Jersey: c. Apperman, New York; r. F. Magin.
Erie Pa: A. A. Jaynes, Missouri L. NJ. Williamson,
New Jersey; R. R. Porter Chicago; G. P. Kendrick,
Louisville, by.
Ebbfft.-General George P. Buell., W. F. Howard
U. s. a; Thomas William Clark, George W. Cope
land, Boston, Mass Eugene B. Thomas, U. S. A.; Mr..
| ]. o. Green, New York; Judge William w. Crump,
Virginia
ST. Marc-WC Cunningham, Michigan; w. H.
Emmt. indiana T. ]. Moore, Baltimore; ]. II. Far
IRISH, st. Louis; G. c. Oxnard, Pittsburg; R. Ander-
son, Denver, Col.
st. James.-M. Penicks, L. Alberts, New York;
]. NJ T. Young, Maryland ]. T. Cole, Virginia; ].
W. Hughes Baltimore, Nd; F. Padet, Massachusetts.
Emperial.-F ]. Dennis, Baltimore; o. Pribb, st.
Augustine, Fla; H. Z. Francis st. Louis; G. R.
Brown, Boston.
Arlington.-A. Beckwith, New York; John S
Totten. Z. s. A.; A Ramsey, st. Paul.
wOrmley's.-R. de B. Fellours, New York; S.
w. Petit Philadelphia.
You can publish a three-line advertise
ment of want, rent for SALE or lost three times for
| twenty-five cents in THE REPUBLICAN.
One marriage license was issued yes
terday. to James H. Alexander and Kate Burnham,
Washington, d. c.
The steamer Mary Washington, having
been completely reftted, took five hundred excur-
sionists down to Occoquan yesterday.
An Indictment was returned by the
grand jury yesterday against Thomas J. Bicksler
for having counterfeit money in his possession.
The amounts due owners of lots on
Meridian Hill for land taken from the gravel pit
for the Slash Run sewer has been reported to the
Commissioners for settlement.
The Potomac crew for the Richmond
regatta is as follows: Cropley, stroke; Morgan
third; Bailey second, and Mckinney, bow. They
have made good time in practice and anticipate
success.
The entertainment at George Drivers
garden is decidedly attractive. The music of the
Marine Band is of the highest order, while the
artistic singing of the Beethoven Quarette charms
all hearers.
a colored boy named Joseph ellis, liv-
ing on NJ street, between Eighteenth and Nine
teenth streets northwest, died suddenly yesterday
afternoon and the coroner has decided to make an
examination this morning.
The Commissioners have refused the
application of J. A. Bean and W. E. Hutchinson for
permission to construct. a fish propagating pond
between Seventeenth and Twenty second streets
southeast, on the banks of the Eastern Branch.
The Commissioners yesterday, in reply
to a letter of Mr.. L. E Cannon claiming damages
for injuries received by being thrown from his
buggy by running against a man-trap, informed
him that they had neither authority nor funds to
pay his claim.
AT a meeting Of Lafayette Lodge, No.
IS, o. NJ last evering, the following officers were
elected for tie ensuing term: l. NJ, w E. Clapp; w.
NJ, K. A Porter; J. NJ, w. c. Dewar; r. s., Ed.
Flagg, r; l. S. H. McElfresh; treasurer, Con. Hori
gan; conductor, A. w. Callahan, and chaplain,
w. L. Miller.
The time for the meeting of the several
Masonic bodies at the Temple to attend the funeral
of DR.. Mackey has been changed one hour viz,
from 245 to las p. H. in consequence of the time
for the funeral having been altered from four to
half-past three o'clock, at the Unitarian Church,
corner of and Fourteenth streets
Building permits were granted yester-
day to Herman Gasch, three-story brick dwell
ing, street. between Sixth and Seventh streets
northwest, 6,000; James 7. Hail. 912 street south
west, addition to his residence; D. K. Hackman,
corner Massachusetts, avenue and North Capitol
street, near northwest, improving and altering
dwelling, 5000.
The Christiancy case came up before
Justice Wylie yesterday in the Equity Court for
decision as to the legality of question asked by
Mr.. Register of the hackman, Bland, who it had
been asserted took Mrs. Christiancy to the st.
James Hotel. The question, as well the reply,
was ordered to be stricken out and after discussion
the court limited the time to sixty days for taking
testimony for the defense.