National Republican., 1881-09-17
rromtneua Arrivals.

follows: n. m 7bo; II a. M, SO; p. M, S2'i Up
M, 40; II p. M, 1899; maximum, s9.o0; mini
mum, 72So
Prominent Arrivals.
Meiropolitdn.-C. j. Wrlker, Charleston,
s. c.; p. G. Mark, Lebanon, Pa. Aaron Prescott
Louisiana; r. r. Shaw. Kentucky; H. Sidle, T.
d. Skiles, Minneapolis, Mimi; James Gcddes, J. S.
Cloud, South Carolina Rev. II. Hill, Ph!ladel-
phia; J. r, Christian, Baltimore; Hon. Ira J. Nc
Ginnis, West Virginia. Dan Curran, Colorado
81. Joncs.-E. H. Smith and j. Thomas,
New York; W. F. Guthrie, Kansas; Robert r.
Broussard, Louisiana; o. j. SWINE, Chicago; Geo,
l.. Sweet, Massachusetts,; Edward Small Balti-
more; Thomas Miller and John Miller, New York
Parkc L. Poindexter, Virginia; II. H. Loda, Few
York; 2. B. Borst Virginia.
EjJiH.--Dr. Myers and o. G. Parsons,
u s. N; +. b. Gilbert, New York L. +. Starr,
Philadelphia; Hon. William A. McKellup, Mary
land; Prof schocnbon, Prussia; Is. NJ. Lombard,
Indiana; Charles A. Baker, Wisconsin; Mr. Hold
man, Scotland
81 Mares. Wheelock, New York
II. b. scull, Philadelphia; Charles Cans, J. B.
Slack Baltimore; A. J. Reeves, South Carolina;
II. a. Robertson, B. " Stevens, Il. johnson, II.
Graham New York; W. r. Smith, Philadelphia.
Arlington.-W. P. Sterling and Hon. II.
A. Elmer, New York; Thomas Norton, England;
owen wistcr and o. T. Wister, Philadelphia.
WoTmlty's-Abbott Thurlow, W. w.
Walker, and +. II. Riggs, Philadelphia; Hon.
Abram A. Clarke, New Jersey.
Imperidi-W. r. Crow, Baltimore L
Ncwbrougb, Philadelphia; Rarael de RNpacl,
Havana, Cuba
Riggs.-C. l.. Power, New York Daniel
Bailey, Glenwood, III.
Frank J. Pilling, agent "f CoIps CIRCUS,
is in town. stopping at the Imperial.
Judge c. S. Bundy, who has been rus
ticating for some time, has returned TO the city,
Acting Secretary of State Hit went to
| Long Branch yesterday to consult with his chief,
| Mr.. Blaine, who Is to be there to-day.
The Rev. William i. Harris, Methodist
Bishop Of New York has been invited to deliver
prayer during the Yorktown celebration.
Rev. Mr.. Shippen, pastor of All Souls
Church, has returned from the North and will oc-
cuny his pulpit tomorrow. Services at eleven a. m.
and eight p. IN.
The Chicago Inter- Ocean asks "If Gui-
tcnu had stolen q mule in Texas, where would he
have been uowY out Of the reach of Sergeant
| MasOn's rifle undoubtedly.
Although Guteau wasnot insane when
first incarccratcd If he Is to be the target of the
| guards and other "crnnks" he is likely to become
| crazy before brought to trial.
A petition has been filed for additional
security in the case Of John II. Bray against the
tug boat George W Pride, and Justice Wylie issued
| an order reiugnable the 22d instant.
The residence of Mr.. j. J. Key, No.
| 1925 street northwest was entered by thieves
Thursday night who carried oia quantity offs silver
ware which had been left on the table.
Hon. George B. Loring, Commissioner
of Agriculture attended the Illinois State Fair,
held at Rockford during the past week, addressing
q large concourse of people there on Wednesday.
A stranger in the city named j. j. Nil
| lcr while out doing The city Thursday night, had
his pockets picked of valuable gold watch and a
purse containing a $50 gold piece and important
| papers.
Mr.. II. ]. Sargent sails for Europe to-day
TO bring over Mile. Rhea, the new Bernhard, from
| the Imperial Theatre 81. Petersburg. Mile. Rhca
is said to be beautiful both in face and figure, and
| she will play in English.
Rev. w. w. Hicks the pastor of the
| independent Methodist Church, will occupy the
pulpit OF the First Presbyterian Church, Four.a
a.half street, tomorrow morning, in the absence
of the pastor, Rev. Dr. Sunderland.
A little daughter of Thomas Ellis, liv-
ing in the alley on Thirty second street, below the
canal, Georgetown, died yesterday without having
been attended by physician, and the coroner has
| been notified to make an examination.
The Waugh Gospel Temperance Society
will hold another meeting tomorrow afternoon
at three o'clock, at the church, Third and streets
northeast Major Add d. Welch will conduct the
services. Good speakers have been secured.
There was q Bohemian beaugh,
Who wrote of the " Beautiful Snough;"
He's now gone to rest,
In that land of the blest,
Where he'll soon meet the wretched Gnitough.
Among the numerous improvements in
the city the new three-story building at 14l7 New
York avenue is worthy of notice. 1t has been
leased by John H. Magruder, and Is one of the
hnnu6OmCbt grocery and variety stores in the
country.
General Albert Pike, w. M. Ireland,
and W. S. Roose will leave this afternoon for New
York to attend the meeting Of the Royal order of
Scotland supreme council of the thrty-third de-
| gree Scottish Rite, which meets on Monday and
| will remain in session during the week
John Cronin yesterday found hand
kerchef filled with second hand silver Watches
sleeve; buttons, and other jewelry, in the yard of
mrnSS zS oWSr &c when ne
erty Is now at headquarters awaiting identifca-
| tion.
A letter inclosing a hangpan's moose
was received by District Attorney Corkhill for
Guiteau; yesterday, dated Mad River, Ohio, Sep
tember r. The writer who signed himself Julius
! Mygns, said Herewith ! send you birthday
present which recommend to your. careful con-
| sideration.
In the case of Pagenhof VS.. the Inland
and seaboard Coasting Company, in which Justice
l
already been stated In THE REPUBLICAN,, the com.
pany claim not to have had sufficient notice Of the
character OF the proceedings against them, and
| have taken an appeal
In the Police Court yesterday the case
| of Henry Warren, charged with having assaulted
| Samuel Anderson with bar of iron. thereby frac-
turing his skull, at the National Fair Grounds
about month mon ago was brought up The evidence
| the case was dismissed.
Frank Murray and William Davis, alias
| Mr., Neumeyers store has been mentioned in THE
| day. charged with the larceny of three cans of
| mackcrcl. The case was continued for one week
to get evidence in other that will be brought
| against them.
Mrs. Starr, editor Of the Homing Pigeon,
in Brooklyn, has some pigeons which she is train
| ing to carry messages from vessels at sea, and in
| any weather ships carrying homing pigeons, tho
| lady asserts will have sure means OF cOmmunicR-
| ton with the land. These birds can also be util
| lied by scouting parties as means of communlca-
| tion on the plains
| Congressman p. " Deuster, of Wiscon-
sin, arrived at Hamburg Germany, on Wednesday
| York on the LIST instant. He Is accompanied by
his son, Mr. Oscar V. Deuster who intends TO spend
| several years at German universities. Young Mr..
| Deuster was q resident of Washington during last
winter, and made hosts of friends by his gentle
| manly qualities.
The. funeral services of the late Miss
Maria A. Bailey, one of the most popular teachers
in the Miner school building, who died day before
| yesterday OF consumption, took place yesterday
| west, Rev. DR.. Grimke, Of the fifteenth Street
| Presbyterian Church, officiating. A rosewood