National Republican., 1881-07-18
PromInent uotcI ArrIvnIs.

metrOpOiifnn.-J. A. Butterworth, Baltimorei
w. l.. Edmondson Georgia @. II. Sheperd Charles
ton, S. C.i Louis zimmee, Piedmont, Va; l.. Harry
Richards, Philadelphia; l.. T. Watkins, Fsllicot City.
iinnton.--Mnrtin Burke, Pottsville, Pa; J. p.
Wetterl and IT, a. Batten, Philadelphia; t. oches,
Santa Fe, N. NJ; r. p. Prompton and James II.
Prompton, Berry. Eng.
NJ. Jamea.-John b. Cary Richmond. Va; II.
Bayer, Virginia. Louis p. Grnith Baltimore; DR..
David $. Moore, Nashville, Tennd W. A. Smith,
Alabama.
In,perint.-James II. Smith, New York; Henry
Anderson, California; W. w. Watkins, Chicago; j..
Stripman, 81. Louis; @. Mccarthy, New Jersey.
ST. Mnrc.-John Connor. Illinois; f. u. Aims
worth and William e. Rogers, New York; J. +.
Moore, Maryland; f. +. Brown, Chicago.
Riggs.-N. q. Plttmnn. North Carolina; J. NJ.
Crisp, Trenton. N.J.; H. T.. Crane, Baltimore G. Il.
Buck, Richmond.
wormiey's.-ThOmas Berard, raris.
You can publish thrr line advertise
ment of want rent, for sale, st, three times for
twenty-five cents in THE REPUBLICAN,.
To-day the poundmaster will proceed
to pick up nll dogs found without tags.
Another victim of the toy pistol died
yesterday OF lockjaw-Amos T., the nine. year old
son oftho well known letter carrier John W. Curre.
John f. Seitz has the store at Wash
ington Grove camp. meeting. II was let TO him by
the association, he having given entire satisfac-
| tion last year
Fire was discovered in the attic of Mrs.
S. NJ Johnsons house. No. 1921 II street northwest,
yesterday morning, and before itwas extinguished
| fully $500 damages were sustained
A colored female infant about q month
| old was found on the basement steps of No 1916
| Eighteenth street northwest yesterday by Onlcer
Lamb who took It to 81. AIMS Infant Asylum.
The police made sixty-three arrests dur
ing the twenty-fou hours ending at eight o'clock
yesterday morning. ofthese sixteen registered MS
drunk. Five dodgers were accommodated during
| the same period.
The roof of an old building on Grace
street, near Thirty second northwest caught fire
Saturday from sparks from the chimney, but no
| alarm was turned In, rs several members of No. .
engine extinguished the flames.
An ice manufacturing company is put
ting up buildings in Georgetown preparatory ia
commencing work. Wells will be sunk for the
water aud II Is expected to turn ont ice from this
| factory before the summer Is over.
Charles Campbell, driver of garbage
wagon, was overcome by heat at the corner o
| Twelfth and Il streets northwest on Saturday. OF.
hccr Hill had him removed to the Fifth Precinct
station, where lac was attended by Drs. Parsons
and Markrter.
| A white woman named Annie Kerby
fell at the corner of Finh and streets southeast
| Saturday night and broke her right leg Lieutenant
BOteler, Of the Eighth Precinct, had her removed
to the Washington Asylum, where the fractured
/
Colonel Joseph w. Parker is getting uT
n petition TO the New York Legislature to change
| his name to "JCb." He has a large and growing
crop OF the Prophets comforteis ON his body, ant
| the indications are favorable for an ndditiOna
supply. Joseph wants the name ns well as the
| game.
Thomas Hart, colofed, was arrested by
Officer Hart Saturday on complaint of Mrs. Marga
ret pendleton, living at Twenty. first aud street
| northwest, who charged him with stealing up
| ward of 500 worth Of clothing. A search Of th,
premises occupied by the prisoner resulted In tn,
discovery OF the greater portion of the stolen prop
erty.
New attractions are offered ut Driver
Summer garden fo- this week, among which may b.
mentioned the Acme Quartette Church CholrofNey
York, consisting of Miss Lizzie Thomas, soprano
Miss 4. S. Mills, cOntrato; Mr.. X. Nelson, tenor
| and Mr.. w. o. Wilkinson, baritone, who will np
pear III n programme Of rare excellence. MI
Jaeger aud the Marine Band will fill In the instru
mental pieces rs heretofore.
A little black beggar-boy sat on curb
stone and threw ont of his basket into the stree
big chunks Of bread. "You little imp" said we 4
him. lie smiled sardonicaly and we passed o,
in disgust Presently we looked back, and lol tn
little cuSs was ringing at the basement OF the mex
house around the corner for more cold victual,
Moral-Don't give stale bread to little black beg
gars; feed II to the spnrrows yourself