National Republican., 1881-09-13
DISTRICT BREvITIEs.
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Tho Weather To-day.
FOrHe Middle ANdptic States, including the |
District Qf Columbia, fair ,oedher, Vdrioe toinds sta
ioRary barometer and temperature
The thermometric readings yesterday were as
follows: a. M Gs2o II n. M. 1859; p. M, $40; |
M, 7Go II p. m.,. Gi.2o; maximum, $40; mini |
mum, 6S.3o.
Prominent Arrivals. ~
81. Jdmes.-G s. Evans, New Yor X city
John L. walker, Tennessee: d. Il. Moiejf Boston
John f. Pogcn, Cincinnati George Hanck, In
diana; Henry Tyssler, PhiladNiphia; r.. p. RAN
dali, Louisiana; W. II. He6yer, Philadelphia l.
a. MoGaw, lndianapopSi l. l.. Reed, ohioi Henry
Dicl, Walter Diel, pennsylvania,
Mc'ropolafn.-A. p. Listner, Springfield,
Mass; William D. Bosley, New York; j. b. Hart
pence Trenton, N. Jj s. p. Ancker, philadelphia;
j. Phyte, Netherlands; ]. II. Snow, Bradford, Pa
W. D. Johnston, Macon, Ga.
EJbM.-Joseph Fletcher j. w. Nancy,
General T. w. vincem, U. s. A.; c. p. Hatch,
Pennsylvania; !. G. oRilcy, Utica; J. W. Whit
man, Pittsburg.
81. Mdrc.-Frank Snyder, Texas; J.
shelow, Newport, N. Y; Meyer shloss, New York;
William Ellis Philadelphia
Riggs.-H. Blennerhassett, G. L. Beetle,
and G. W. Ridley, New York; J. J. Dcyin and
George u. slsson Arizona.
ImpsTal.--J. NJ. johnson, Philadelphia;
j. l.. Carhart, T. F. McCabe, W. A. Rouse New
York.
Arlinpton--D. Rasman, New York; I.
c. Lpscomb, Texas; A. c. Colicn, Columbus, Miss.
You can publish three-line advertise
mcnt Of want, rent for SALE or lost three times for
twenty-five cents in THE REPUBLICAN,.
The bulletins are all right, but what
about the patient2
A marriage license was issued yesterday
TO Robert Tyler and Cornola Smith, Uniontown,
Rev. George o. Little and family are
abont to visit Madison, Ind, TO attend the golden
wedding of Mr.. LIS parents.
II. S. Gregory, esq, prominent attor-
ney Of Muncic, Ind. was in town yesterday. He
left IN the afternoon for Annapolis.
Letters of administration on the estate
of the late c. Il. Kant have been granted TO o. T.
Thompson, the bond being fixed at $4,000
If the springs and wells all give out
what will we do for skim -milk9 All, we forgot
There is no skinned milk sold In this city.
Colonel II. II. Gibson, editor of the
Knoxville Republican, and one OF the political
leaders of Tennessee, was in the city yesterday.
Hon. William g. Whipple, of Little
Rock, Ark. is in the city OH his way home from an
extended tour through the New England States.
One Cf the results of Sunday nights
storm was the total demolition of Harvey Clark's
restaurant at the foot OF Eleventh street southeast
The Commissioners have instructed
Major Brock to rlgdy enforce the law preventing
shop-kecpers from dcpositing rubbish In the
streets.
Justice Wylie yesterday granted de-
cr,n Of diynron mn fhn yrnrpd of dnsortinn I'm tho
cnse of Elizabeth V. Eckles against Charles A.
Ecklcs.
Judge Charles A. Ray, law clerk of the
Post Oncc Department, has returned from brief
trip 10 New York aud COney Island, and was at his
| desk yesterday.
Fords Opera-House, in Baltimore, with
! Haverly's Mastodon Minstrels rs the attraction,
! took In $1,000 Nt matinee aud evening perform
ancc yesterday.
The Marshal yesterday attached certain
credits IN the hands of James d. Winner and tho
National safe Deposit Company said to belong to
Captain II. W. llowgnte.
Miss Bowie and Mr.. Williams, both of
Washington won the prize offered by the proprle;
| tor of the Mary Washington for the best lady and
gentleman dancers yesterday.
One thing is certain, that sergeant who
took pull on Gniteap Sunday last win have to
| improve very much before he would have any
| show at all at Benning's range.
| department took place OH the llth instant, But
| few. who went on duty when tho force was organ
lied are now connected with the department.
The Veteran Union Corps, witha drum
corps, escorted Company A to the plaza of tho
eastern front of the Capitol last night where both
| companies INDUCED in battalion drill under Col
| one MoOrc's command
The National College of Pharmacy will
commence its course of instruction on Thursday
| Full information may be obtained OH application
| to John A. Milburn, treasurer northwest corner o.
| L and Eleventh streets northwest.
All who desire glorious good time car
readily obtain it by going upon Colonel Rogers
musical excursion this evening The programm,
of exercises will be highly attractive, and on it
completion dancing will be the order,
The directors of the Produce Exchange
have called upon the subscribers to its stock TO
half Of the amount of their subscriptions, to b,
paid by the 18th instant. This company purchased
the old Central Guard House property
There was an old infantry colonel,
Who suffered with gout most infoloncl
lie wrote in his jolonel
(lIe kept one dioloneO
| That he feared that his pangs were etolonel.
The steamer Mary Washington vii
make her last excursion to occoquan Falls to
morrow. Those who have not yet enjoyed the tr
to this charming locality should remember tina
tomorrow will bo their final opportunity thi
season.
While three young men were yesterda,
driving blind horse along the canal road abov
the Aqueduct Bridge the animal slipped, and tn
occupants were dumped into the canal IN ten fec
of water Mr. Harry LpscOmb fishcd them OH
and after drying out they proceeded on thel
journey.
A number of our correspondents hav
, furnished remedies for killing Off bedBugs. br
there Is one remedy that we think would exec
them all. Shut 'em up IN Room so with Bill
stink each other 10 death. That would settle tn
hash of oil the chinchbugs In the District of Coum
bin.
The Union Veteran Corps will give tn
fourth of their series OF excursions on Thursda
evening going to Marshall Hall on the steam,
Corcoran. The excursions of this association hay
been among the most pleasant that have gon
down the river, and especial efforts are being mad
that the coming one shall eclipse all former or
deavOrs.
Mr.. S. Ferguson Beach, who has bee
generally spoken of as a candidate for the hous
of delegates from Alexandria County, Virginia, o
the Republican Read dluster ticket has written moi
declining the honor. Mr.. b. is one of the mo-
, prominent lawyers In the State, and his accept
ance of the nomination would have been equlvp
lent to an election
A little girl named Maggie Buckley, rC
siding at the corner OF Twentieth and stree
northwest. was run over In front OF her house yes
5 terday afternoon by one of Heurichs beer wagor
} and badly injured about the head. Surgical al
was promptly rendered. and her injuries wei
pronounced not OF serious nature. No blame
attached TO the driver as the little girl fell undI
. the wheel while In the act OF crossing the street.