National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-05-09
Prominent Arrivals.

WiiIard's.-Jef Chandler Samuel Hays, ST
| Louis; ]. G. Mitchell, George F. Borie, Philadelphia
General A. s. Warner, Albion, n. Y; Ex-Governor E
NJ. McCOok, ColorOdo; George F. Crane, A. P. Sturte
want, F. K. Stewart, Julian L. Myers New York; DR.
A Mcdonald Pittsburg; William J. Coombs, Brook
lyn; C. c. Harrington, Providence, r. L; s. G. Ken
| nedy, Buffalo, N Y; Isaac Harvey. Brooklyn.
| NefrOrOiitan.-Pat Calhoun. Atlanta; Alex. De
! Bottom, New York: E. G. Warield, Lynchburg, Va
Charles Painter, Baltimore; E L. Strohecker. New
| York; T. w. Carpenter, Richmond; DIR. w. Wands
Indianapolis; DR.. William H. Bell, Loganspor, Ind;
| C. d. Farran, William P. Helm, New York.
ST. James,-HOn. R. r. Dawes Ohio; S. P. Shot
ter, New York; r. Sweetfand, Chicago, His; d. NJ.
HOugh Detroit, Mich; John G. Smith, Charleston, S.
c.; w. Wallace Massachusetts,; T. N. Berry. Boston.
Mass; III. Ginax Brooklyn, N Y; s. s. Sweet Provi-
| dence.
| Ebbiff.-H. T. Munson, New York; w. Peabody,
Buffalo; Clarence Luce. Boston; F. L. Pope. New
Jersey; O. H Briggs, Providence; H. Johnson, North
Carolina; N. Kerlicks, Texas; 4. D. Streight, In
dianapoliS: ]. H. Miller, Pittsburg
EiGEs.-W. NJ Bateman, Cincinnati; Hon. W. E.
Frye Maine; V. B. Chamberlain Connecticut: E. a.
Ranquette, London; Hon. Samuel B. Dick, Pennsyl-
wanna; W. Z. Smith, Wisconsin; ]. U. Van SchaclS,
| Wisconsin
ImperiaI.-J F. Hester, Mississippi: R. A. John
son, Cleveland, Ohio: L. G. Pierce New Hampshire;
| o. ]. Marshall, Philadelphia.
ArliEgtOn.-V. d. Grover, Virginia; Judge II. L.
Rand E. Fitzgerald, Baltimore.
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The police made forty-six arrests during
Saturday and Saturday night.
The Nationals PLAYED the Douglass
nine Saturday and beat them by score of 2 to s.
A little pony phaeton, given by Mile.
Eusts to the Little Sisters of the Poor to be raed
was won by David Flynn, on Capitol Hill.
The police of the First Precinct on Sat
friday arrested young girl named Kate Daily,
charged with being fugitive from her parents.
The inspector Of buildings has prepared
plans for the first of series of cottages, to be
erected for the accommodation of the Industrial
Home School at Georgetown.
Professor Huntington, of the Naval
Academy, paid visit to the National Museum
building on Saturday, and was shown through by
DR.. c. A. White, palcontologist.
The Atlantic base ball nine, of Brook
lyn y. Y, will arrive here this morning and be-
gin series of Eastern championship games with
the National nine this afternoon. The Atlantcs
viii stay three days, playing each afternoon.
At the eighth long-range match of the
Columbia Rifle Association on Saturday at eight
hundred, nine hundred, and one thousand yards
fifteen shots at each distance, the scores were Dr.
S. ]. Scott, 2l3: Mr.. A. A. Adee Dos; Mr.. Walter
Scott, 2O6
While Marshal Brown and his son
were driving on the BrightwOod road yesterday
afternoon their horse ran away. The buggy was
thrown against a telegraph pole and wrecked the
passengers being thrown TO the ground but for
tunatcly escaping any serious injury.
Last Friday little child, four months
old, named Marietta Johnson, died suddenly at the
BeDnng farm, on Benning'S road. Coroner Pat
tersOn made an Investigation on Saturday and de-
cided that the chlds death caused by its being
accidentally smothered while in bed with other
children.
Preston Holroyd Morgan, two-year-
old son of Mr.. Charles W. Morgan of the Bureau
OF Construction and Repair, navy yard, died at his
parents residence yesterday morning of brain
fever. This is the fifth son Mr.. Morgan has lost
His many friends deeply sympathize with the
grief-strickcn family.
Some wOrkmen engaged in painting the
steepfe of St Matthew'S Church. corner of Fifteenth
and II streets, discovered that the Sheathing of
boards about the Steepe has completely rotted
away. This fact was mentioned at the services
and money will be raised at once to re-
build or repair the Steeple.