National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-04-13
Prominent ArrIvaIs.

minimum, 1912
. Prominent Arrivals.
| Wfilard's.-John Moorhead, jr.. Pttsburg; Ger
rett A. Hobart, Patison, N. j.; William Hamilton
San Francisco; w. E. Wallace, Pennsylvania; Dr.
George c. Jarvis, Hartford, Conn; Frank R. Macu!'
ler Worcester, Mass; Samuel s. Sanford, A. w.
KiTsch, Robert Collyer New York: E. r. Robertson,
George Crazy, Brooklyn; F. A. Dearborn Boston; h
| A. Wolcott, A. II. Vernon, New York: Samuel W
Thorp, Trenton. n. j.; Hon. Hiram Price, Iowa
Dr. W. ii. Crawford, John Babcock. New York
Ebbiif.-Hon. r. r. Dawes, Marietta, Ohio; S. c.
Hubbard, New York; n B. Sherman, Cleveland
Ohio; ]. T. Edwards, Brooklyn, n. Y; D. Woodruff,
u s. A. C. F. Phillips, Boston, Mass: r. IL. Mason
| Helena, Montana; c. NJ. De Lany, U. S. A.; Benta-
min James, Boston; j. S. Minton, Buffalo; s. u NC
| Eldney, Alton, ILL.,; John Crane, New York; Dr. C.
II. Ohr and William E. Griffith, Cumberland. Nd; W.
r. Hutton, Baltimore; j. W. Harrison and G. w.
| Palmer, New York; A. r. Bosler, Philadelphia, Pa
NatiOnal.-H. B. Mech, ]. A Fulton, II. +.
Messed, New York; L. r. Brum5y, P. s. C. Co.: James
Howard, Nashville, Tenn; C. w. Hatch, b. H.
Shanetts, A II. Fanar New York; Harry Taylor,
Philadelphia; II. l. Evens, Chicago; 10 seph NJ Cots
chalk Philadelphia; Charles A. ]. Farrar, Boston;
| w. b. Ffske, New York; James v. Brooke, Warren
ton, Va; Frank " Clark, Nathville, Mich; j. w.
! Simpson, NJ. l. Stevens, New York.
Metrop0litan.-E Stevenson, New York; Char
ley Ross Philadelphia; a 5. Spalding, Atlantic, Ca
| William McGaffe, New York. A. Pray, Baltimore;
/. 5. Beckhann, Ontario: Wv. Ballard Elmira, n.
Y; A. Sattler Baltimore; l. C. Kelham, Rochester
n. Y; James d. Biting John Thompson, Edward
F1niong, Philadelphia; C. II. Rheinhard, Lebanon
Pa.
Riggs.-J NJ. Graf, T. W. l. Hurst, G. p. Goss c.
| FL. Raymond John Chetwood New York; w. o.
Hickok Harrisburg, Pa; A ]. Holman Philadelphia;
w. b. Bodine, Ohio; o. A. Ames, Easton, Pa. j. n.
B. Churchill, E Willard, E. ID. Gecdes, Boston; d. T.
Longstreet, Providence, R. l.; J. c. Walter, G. Mont-
que, Chicago; G. S. Wheaton, Ohio.
Ariif.EfGn.-Wilam Barnes, E. w. Stoughton,
Arson G. McCook, New York; C. W. Woolverton,
| Albany; Amos Townsend, Ohio; W. Rosamond,
Canada; E ]. Haynes, p ID. Dingre, D. K Van Horn,
Brooklyn; John Cussons, Virginia; Colonel a. G.
Dckenson, Mexico; Hugh Low, London, England.
Sc. James.-ErEest Shriver, Cumberland, Nd;
William F. Park, New York G. H. Atkinson, Port
| land Oregon; F. Il. Curtess Syracuse, N. Y; John
w. Luck, Madison, Ind; E. Bryant, Kansas; w. a.
Howard, c. W. Moore. New York.
Emperial.-L. NJ. Hedges, Byron V. Ross, New
York: j. s. Sponder, Baltimore; ]. L. Dusenbury,
H. Davis Boston.
wormley's.-B James, W. B. Rogers Boston; t.
E. Chadwick, U. s. N. N a. Miles, U. S. A.
Hon. Z. A Storis, of Chicago, is in the
city.
Samuel Katzenstein has returned from
New York, and has parlors at the National
Franz Waldecker, of this city, was
yesterday awarded patent for a either table.
Cornelius McAuliff, indicted for arson,
was yesterday released from Jail on 1900 bail.
Mr.. Levi Burroughs house, in Union
town, was destroyed by fire Monday afternoon.
The Commissioners deem it inadvisa-
bic to change the grade at the corner of Fifth and
streets nort hwest.
The Parking Commission have been
directed 10 furnish 200 poplar trees, to be planted
on the AnacOStla road, in the county.
Mr.. Boyle, of New York city, whose
firm manufactures nearly all the mail bags for the
Government was in the city yesterday.
Friendship Lodge, No. II, L o. g. T.,
celebrated It's third anniversary with public en-
tertainment at the Eastern Presbyterian Church
Monday evening.
The jury yesterday in the case Of
Thomas P MacManus against Thomas J. MacNa
NEE for malicious prosecution returned verdict
for 500 damages for the plaintiff.
Major Edward S. Fowler, law clerk to
the appraiser of the port of New York, who has
been in the city for several days, summoned to
Newburg, N. Y, last night by the sudden illness OF
his mother.
There was slight suspicion among the
denizens of the northeastern portion of the city
that the street-sweeper had been around the
night before but they had no means of verifying
their suspicious.
Health Officer Townshend reported to
the Commissioners that he had inspected the
closet system in the public school buildings, and
had NJ hestancy in saying that the flush tanks y"
should be substituted for every other style located
in the buildings.
Colonel Benjamin, for several years as
ISOLATED with General Babcock when Superinten-
dent Of Public Buildings and Grounds, has again
taken up his residence in Washington, and is the
representative of the Baltimore house Of Thomas
c. Basshor d Co.
Justice Macarthur yesterday ordered
rule to issue on Hon. John Jay Knox, Comptroller
Of the Currency, to show cause before the General
Term, in the first instance, on the 18th Of April,
why the writ of mandamus should not issue as
prayed for by Stephen Y. White.
A young man named Frank Hammack,
about twenty years of age, was drowned from one
of the lighters at Ferry Landing fishing shore, op-
poste Marshall Hail. Monday. He was one of the
attendants on the lighter and resided in this CITY,
on Eighth street, between Z and F southwest. The
body was recovered and brought TO this city yes
terday.
Marriage licenses have been issued as
follows Robert H. Ellis and Alice NJ. Greenwells,
Ernst Wilbrand, of Charlottesville, Va. and Anna
Bacchus, Of this city; w. D. Anderson and Nellie
Thornton Daniel Shaw and Clara Snowden j. E
King. of this city, and Matilda c. Ellis of Alex
andria, Va; Joseph c. Clements and Mrs. Amelia
Smith.
A reception was given at the church
to the new pastor of the Foundry Church, Rev.
William F. Ward, last night, at which the entire
congregation was present. 1t was decidedly
brilliant and pleasant affair, and every one pres
ent was filed with the good spirit of the occasion
The exercises were wholly. informal, and the
collation. served was elegant in character and
bounteous in quantity.
At meeting of the stockholders of the
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eral buildings yesterday, J. F Rushing, R. F. Hun
ter, Thomas Hood, o. F. Presbrey, Charles Ewing,
A. F. Randall, and Frank NJ. Green were elected
directors for the ensuing year. meeting of the
directors was subsequently, held, at which J. F.
Rushing was elected president r. F. Hunter vice
president; Otis F. Presbrey, treasurer, and Frank