National Republican., 1881-08-18
Pro,nInep, Arrivals.


etr0politdn.-Gilbert S. Meem, Vir-
ginia; e. 8. Bennett, Denver, Col; Frank Holland,
Atlanta, Ca; Harry IIil, Augusta, Ga; C. II. Bond
John NJ. Wallis, NJ. C. Mordecai Baltimore John
De Haven, Harrisburg; F. Taylor, Virginia c.
Downing, Philadelphia
EbJiH.--Levi Samuels, New York w.
IT, Doane, Cincinnati, Ohio; A. b. Shuts, J. A.
Sherman New York ]. B. Hobbs, W. f. Wiser,
Alabama c. o. Boutel Virginia; Harry Mitchell,
Boston; Al. Burrows, Philadelphia, Pa.
81. Jdmes-D. Il. Hubbard, Pennsyl-
vania; John McNamco, Brooklyn, N. y. Samuel
Davis, New York; II. NJ. French, ST. Louis; /;
Thomas T. Keeer, Philadelphia; d. b. Smith,
Alabama; d. D. Thomas, Philadelphia.
Riggs.-A. ID. Shaw, New York w. G.
Handy, Virginia; j. NJ. Flint, U. s. NJ; J. A. Sand
ford, South Carolina; A. H. Jones, C. c. Jones' and
II. Howson, Philadelphia; NJ. u. Eustis New Or
leans.
Arlington.-W. n. Lottridge, Cleveland !;
W. r. Lyande, Milwaukee; w Banker, Boston; r..
d. Cuts New York J. +. Price, Baltimore r. L.
Filley 81. Louis; W. II. Farrell, Leavenworth,
Kan.
81. Mdrc.-William l.. Bradbury, Vir-
gina; W. II. Davis, Philadelphia; c, II. Baldwin,
New York; J. II. Thompson, Connecticut; D. NJ.
Turner, Maryland.
Imperidl.-H. II. jerks, Cincinnati; c..
C. Hicks, Philadelphia; David Ellsworth, Leaven
worth, Kan
Wormieys.-W. II. Trescot, South Caro-
lima; 7. p. Dlmpfcl, New York; C. II. Pierce, Bal
timorc.
You can publish q three-line advertise
ment OF want, rent for SALE lost three times for
twenty-five cents in The REPUBLICAN,
Detectives McDevitt and Voss yester-
day arrested Charles snltor, colored thief who
was wanted for the larceny OF watch and pistol,
valued at sos, from Mr. +. L. Howe
Mr.. Burt Riddle, who has long been
one OF our most prominent amateur actors left
the city yesterday TO join Lawrence Barrett s
company in Des Moincs, Iowa, TO which he will be
attached the coming season.
In the suit of II. M. +. V. Stamp VS..
George W. Ballock ct al a restraining order was
made by Judge Wylie yesterday against the trans
fer Of certain stocks NJ prayed for, and the hear
ing was fixed for the first Tuesday in September.
Several very fine specimens of the
night. blooming cereus at Drivers Summer Gar
den are attracting good deal Of attention; Two
were in bloom last night and elected considerable
admiration. IL Is expected more will be i'll bloom
TO. night
In the case of Charles F. Sawyer VS..
Matte s. Sawyer, for divorce Judge Wylie yester-
day denied the motion Of counsel to rule the TAX
ing Of the testimony OF Charles Counttie from Ex-
aminer John A. Clarke and to hear the evidence
III open court.
The Potomac Dredging Company, with
Thomas p. Morgan, jr, W. l.. Reed, and 8. n. stino
metz as corporators and trustees and a capital of
s3j 900, has filed certificate Of incorporation In
the Recorder Of Deeds office, as also certificate
that the capital stock has been paid up.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday
10 Joseph w. Fox and Matilda Galley, DR.. Robert
II. Power, of York County, Virginia, and Dorothea
h. French, ofweshington, d. C.; George Washing
ton and Mary Allison, of Prince Georges County,
Maryland, aud John Murphy and Ada Hise Wines,
Of Owcnsburg, Ky.
By reference TO another column IL will
be seen that meeting will be held this evening at
the old school building, on First street northwest,
between and X streets, for the purpose Of organ
izng new building association, to take the place
Of the Carroll Building Association, which has sue
ccssfully wound up its affairs.
Edward McRae, WHO is already under
in dictment for burglary, was up before the Police
Court yesterday, charged with robbing an intoxi.
Gated man of a gold watch valued at $50. The tes-
timony was conclusive against him, and the case
| fault of which McRae was committed,
The latest attractions at Drivers gar
| den, Mile. Mnetta Thomas, soprano; Mr. f. W
Anderson, tenor; Mr.. George II. French, baritone
and Mr.. HGTy Mullen, the swell Irishman, are
| ully up to the standard, while Mr.. George kainc
the jolly Dutchman, is us jolly as ever. The Marine
| Band renders choice selections nightly
To judge by the crowds nightly assem-
bled at Abners Summer Garden, the public evil
IDENTIFY know and appreciate good thing when
they get It, This pleasant resort is most tastemlly
fitted up. Colored lamps, rare plants, and run.
ming fountains combine to make the garden q
yeritable fairy bower The orchestra discourses the