National Republican., 1881-12-09

tcea,i, souhires roeripg 10 northwest ,gnds station
drp or higher temperature and barometer.
For Washington, 1 a. m.-SighRy tcdrmer fair
Ucothcr.
The following were the thcrmomo.ro readings
yesterday "a. M, 89o II A. M, $50; p. M, 1882;
p. M SO; II p M, $50; maximum, 1892 mini
Prominent Arrivals.
WtLLAnDs-J. S. Rockwell. j. NJ. Rockwell, New
New York J. NJ Atherion, Louisville: II. l. J.
IT, NS% 9SFE xrgS t. P FSwsSG sSU4GHs Pilsbs nVE " +
Inl0yi RoGhsstSr tS q Mocom New York L. III r
wood Burton, Tuiytown, Pa; ii. s. McComb, Della
oson 'yS j. RUSSELL nSsSR bSFbHe H. BSFbHoar. en- ~ $
4 9,SD2Snnel NSW Orleans Thomns MN,ddlemoTe' Md
Wyseney, West Virginia; IL. b. Tnrpn, Ricbmond,
santa @ i c p NJ mMMSgy n " NJ Na gs'YSs2R YsP
= Archer West virginla;, D. H., Camp, Plltsburg,
Wcilon, Grand Rapids Nf!c65 l. NJ, TowGe, Mime.
York. o. 4, t'rnndail. scdniia
, EnnTT TT. a. Norris California; J. W. Hawkins,
Cincinnati; y; D. buchanan, A. Livingston, New
SEanG SE 3 En-, TrTnc5 r Rrq2,yn ~ ~ III j. T. raS %9E
SSonneGc4ti w, r. Barton, Providence, r. l.; George
lam Y ltn r. Barry Bostoni $. Lewbergcr New York;
Hurrous6s Tremen H. J R n AnGrews AUGM soiSSs n9ston o.
James Cooper. .Bos,on; William Ferric, Glasgow
Scotland; O. Il, Van Wort Chicago
81. JNMls-R A. Ballou Boston, Mass. II. s.
Ghamlerlaln; Tennessee; william stewart, Mary-
MnnsT ~ w Morris, Utmost james Hogan, Boston,
lor, Illinois ). Caldwell, Illinois
., ,AnnIiNoToN-Ioln r. Earle New Haven, Conn;
wv simm9ns, Providence. y, l.; :. $, Auer6acl
YORK Preyc F. 4 5SS Ina G + d @nf HSw
lhilNdcip6Ia; ". $. Wandc BfooEiyn y q" "'''''
Rggos-R; 4; Beck, Nlcksbnrg; William Morgan
fcw YJSfE; i Wissh, Ng@ HS@pshsre j. +
W. Wi E B@n SMITH, PcnnsyiySna e rs want Philadelphia H.
Sr GMhigGiA H. q Hall New York Henry Loeb
dTeo" Z " woodwaTd d sSdGS5 Scw W Yr& RI dola''0" j. H.
Ne" ForSj FSG n H. %%iSa Bds%%a ~9% Je.sp
NSyo,S, II + Ss,SgsS Maycg Virginia City,
You can publish three-line advertise
ment of Wanted" For Rent" "For Sale" or
Lost three times for twenty five cents in THE
REPUBLICAN,
Miss McCeney, of Connecticut avenue, will re.
turn TO the city to-day.
Mr.; A; saks lost n very valuable locket from his
fob yesterday morning.
The Commissioners yesterday visited and I'm.
| Spcctod the Providence Hospital.
The fire Mt 72S Maryland avenue northeast this
morning resulted In Il loss of 500.
District affairs are at n standstlll owing 10 ex-
hanslion of the old appropriations.
The street laborcrs were paId for the month of
November yesterday at the Columbia building.
Mr. T. Tcnncy, Of the National Hotel has rc.
turned from the Fauquier White Sulphur Springs.
Thewotk of making minor repairs to q street
hetwGcn Ninth and Twelfth streets, commenced
yesterday.
The special assessment division has completed
square l26
The Commissioners were in session Yesterday
completing the bill for the establishment of a
union depot
The Washington Monument reached the height
ni @'9 lret last evening, and the work was stopped
until next spring.
Miss Clara Baker has been secured as the so.
! piar6 ofIhe,pcw cheiRRt ST. Aloysus Church, and
| the qnartette is now complete,--
Dr. c. n. Hewitt, secretary Of Minnesota
state Board of Health, Is in the city the guest of
| his brOther-in-lAw, Colonel !. S. Tichenor
Miss Emma Herscbback, n handsome belle Of
savannah, Ca, is making n stay in this city with
Mrs, Theodore Balster. of South Washington.
Gibson Bros, printers, No. 1912 Pennsylvania
avenue were granted permit yesterday TO make
general repairs to their building at cost of 81 900
feature ofthe fnir at odd Fellows Hall for the
benefit Of Grace Church tonight and Tomorrow
night VIII he an auction for piano, organ, and
| number of iancy articles
One of the large signs of the " National Academy
ai Fine Arts" was blown down from the Corcoran
building during the breeze on Wednesday after
| was hurt, however.
Alice G. win and Fanny Beal filed bill yester-
day against Robert slmms and others, heirs of the
1e ate Ellzaneth Beall, asking for the appointment
ni some suitable person MS trustee in tile place of
| Joseph J.. Simms, deceased,
Fast driving has become very dangerous
| amusement here. A lady was knocked down nv
reckless Jchu at the corner OF Four and "A half
| street and the Avenue the other evening and es-
capped serious injury only by miracle.
Miss Mary Anderson wore in the garden scene
of "The Hunchback," last night, a beautiful hand
| painted India muslin dress which was made by
the great Worth, of Paris, aud sent to her at Long
| estimate its worth.
The Apollo Glee Club will give complimen.
| tnry entertainment to their honorary members al
| Lincoln Hall, OH Tuesday evening next This
club hns made rapid progress during its existence,
| aud Will present specimen of male voice singing
that will prove highly enjoyable.
| There will be an important meeting Of Equal
| Division this evening. Business connected With
| the good of the order will be presented and the
| project of q new hall discussed That these mat
| lors may be thoroughly understood, there should
| DC null attendance Of the members of the divi-
| sion.
At meeting Of the Iourneymen Book Binders
| Society held Wednesday evening, u resolution of
| thanks was rendered TO the Hon, T.. X. Valentine,
OF Nebraska for the very active part that gentle
man took IN behalf Of the employees of the Gov
| eTnment Printing Office in obtaining the pay that
was deducted from them for time lost on the occa-
sion of the death of the late President.
| Rev. Albert Norton, missionary who has served
| for SIX years in India, Mt the Vermont Avenue
| Christian Church last night gave some very inter.
esting "reminiscences of his life n the East and his
efforts to convert the heather. Mr.. Norton in the
course, OF his remarks said that the henthen people
of the world would reach twenty two times around
the earth. Mr.. Norton will probably repeat his
| lecture.
Justice Wylle yesterday granted the petition OF
| Frances $. Won Haake for divorce from Adolf
| Won Haakc. They were married In this city
| January %, 1879, by the Rev. Mr.. Brandt,
and on account Of the various acts of adultery by
| the defendant one Mt the boarding. house of Mis-.
J. B. Littewood, 7lI Thirteenth street. October IL,
| 1880, with Alice Payne, and ut various other times
| and places in the years 1880 and 1851 with The
same woinan. The defendant Is an 81, 500 clerk In
the Census Office.
| The District chemist, Professor De Smedt has
| completed his analysis of the cup of coffee which
| Mr.. &. l.. Freeman alleges that his wife Mrs L. o.
| Freeman, had prepared for his drinking Tho
| bitter taste of the beverage, coupled with the nm
| pleasant relations existing between the parties
| aroused Mr. Freeman's suspicious aud the coffee
| was placed in the hands Of the chemist under or.
der of court. II was found to contain opium IN
sufficient quantity to poison. The case will come
UP in court to-day.
| Police Court Notes.
]. A, P. Colbrette, brckbat singer was bled tC
| the tune of S.
John o'Donohue, n very hungry tramp, went W
| yesterday as q" "yng"
| Albert Dennis whoOpcd up his landlady righ
| Isuuri--pusged her all q DIppps nj "a drlIors L.