National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-04-01
Prominent ArrixnIs.

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| Prominent Arrivals.
| Ebbitt.-George II. Preston, Buffalo; R. P. Haye
Fremont, Ohio; ]. H. Patterson Dayton, Ohio; II.
| Chaplin and r. S. Macarthur, New York; Hon. H.
Fisher Huntington, Pa; ]. Swinbun, Paterson, \.
John A. Mcdonald, Raleigh, n. c.; Abbie s. Howell
| =. CaSpta, and &. ]. McGOwan,' New York; j. i
| Willard, o. S. a. Robert Holly. Barbados w. L;
| Woodwork, Brooklyn; John F. Babcock, New Jel
Sey; A G. Brown, Boston; General H. G. Gibson,
| 5 A.; G. T. Howard, L. +. Wilder, North Carolina
| E. NJ. Kantz, Z. s. N; H. E. Hunting, D. n. CardozC
New York; A. W. Cole, Millsyie, n. V; M. 7
| Goldsborough, w. ]. Thompson, Maryland; r.
| Warning, Pittsburg, Pa; A. s. Munson. Branitut
Mass; Charles Peck, Mrs. l.. Henderson, New Oh
leans; F. B. Gilbert, New York; P. D. Ferguson, 81
Paul, MINI; J. A. Campbell, Fort Custer; ]. 3. Taw
/ Fairhaven, Mass
Nafional--D. w. Avery, Philadelphia; n.
| Sexton. Baltimore; Thomas a. Shirwan, Harper
| Ferry; ]. c. Clayton, New York; V Sullivan. Roc
ester NY; Charles P. Fisher Worcester, Mass. Rich
ard Parker, Winchester Va J. II. Huntington ant
Wife, Boston: DIR. d. C. Gordon, Warrenton, Va: w
ID. Scott, Woodbury., N J.; Governor n. G. Ordway
Dakota Joseph Il. Roberts, Maryland w. H. Smith
Montgomery, Ala: C. B. Raine, Petersburg, Va. W
H. Payne, Warrent0n, Va; E. A. SimOnds New
York; II. P. Pierpont, Chicago; +. ID. Marp, Phila
delphia.
WilIard's.-W. J. Gayer. Charleston. s. c.; E. B
Beck and III. A. Elliott, San Francisco; J. r. Morgan
c. a. Seward, and H. Sanford. New York; t. r
RisdOn, Mount Holly, n. J.; Hon. Eli salisbury
Delaware ]. J. Linthcum, Howard County, Mary
land; I. B. Hoover, Bradford, Pa: A. \. Plumer
Franklin, Pa; DR.. Metcalfe, New York: t. NJ. Plas
tard. Lincoln, Me.
Rigss.-L. Myers W. c. Strawbridge L. B. Clman
t. II. Lea and family, George Merramer, Philadel
phia; j. E. Searless, jr.. A. Z. Wood. l.. L. Woolley
II. l.. johnson, New York: C. IL. Hidden W. w
Hidden, S. Darling, Providence r. l.; J. Fl. Elem
ming, Chicago; E. f. Tinker, Massachusetts,; E. Rus
SELL Boston.
Mefropolitan.-A.C c. Howard Providence R. I.
C. W. WoOtton, New York; George W. Cope and
Henry Reed Philadelphia; S. F. Spencer Rochester
b. c. Smythe, Pennsylvania; NJ. d. Lander, Gus
F. Velth, and John c. Lowrie, New York; William
Y. Skiff, Boston.
\. Il. Olmstead. Hartford Conn; r. A. Abbott. d. B.
Abbott Pennsylvania: James Yerance, p. Blumen.
field, New York; G. Thompson, Brooklyn.
Imperia..-J c. Sturtevant, Keene, n. H.; ]. W.
HOSier, New York; George X. steele, FOrepaugh's
Circus; Fred Lawrence, Baltimore.
J.K. Curtis, of Chicago, is at the I'M
perial.
Stephen Preston, The Havtian Minister,
is guest at the Arlington.
Rev. DR.. Holmead, of Grace P. E.
Church, South Washington, is very ILL.,.
Mrs. D. G. Farragut, the widow of the
hero of New Orleans and Mobile, is stopping at
Wizards Hotel
Henry A. Griswold has filed a bill in
equity against Daniel and Mary Bell and others, to
foreclose deed of trust on lot Is, square 1910
=. An unoccupied house, No $50 East
Capitol street, was broken open Wednesday night
by thieves who stole all the water and gas fixtures.
A good many of our school children are
afflicted with sore eyes just now caused, is sup
nOSp0 nv the almost i'm Ina HE blpOm Of
tree.
A building permit has been issued to
Charles Flcmmer for two three-story brick houses
on A, between Fourth and Fifth streets southeast,
to cost 5000
The chaps who gotnothing by burglar
ing" house in this city recently left note stat
ing that they would return as soon as the inmates
had made raise. Cool!
Marriage licenses have been issued to
the following applicants: 2. W. Rhodes and Mar
ion Perkins; William Williams and Julia 4. Gas
saway; Peter Hawkins and Georgianna Frazier.
Mr.. A. ]. Amber, who is well known
in the city, and recently became prominent as a
litigant in patent suit in which he was awarded
a judgment Of over 100000, was yesterday sent to
the Insane Asylum, suffering with mania a potu.
By direction of General Wright, Chief
of Engineers Colonel Albert is now examining the
bridge question, and will report whether a new
Aqueduct Bridge purchased by the Government.
Admiral D. ID. Porter, has, through the
District Commissioners, forwarded invitations to
the commanding officers of the various District
military organizations to participate in the cere
monies OF unwilling the statue of Admiral Farra-
gut.
The official returns show that the Bal
timore and Potomac Railroad, from March to
half past four p. In. on March l. brought from the
nGTfnT on nd fl1aS rY,ff,
lSO cars, holding 10000 passengers from the North
and 5000 from the South.
A live colOred infant was deposited on
the doorstep of Mr.. r. \. Freer, 2121 Twelfth
street northwest last night, which was apparently
only few hours old. The unweicome guest was
consigned to the tender mercy of Il colOred woman
n the neighbofhood, who volunteered TO care for
the little waif temporarily
Detective FosS has recovered from a
pawn-broker in Philadelphia the jewelry-val-
led at S275-stOlen from the residence of Mr. John
r. Hunt, corner of Thirteenth and streets north
west. during the absence of the family to witness
The Inauguration ceremonies.
The stock of boats in the Potomac Boat
House has been increased by the addition Of a
handsome single-skuil, recently purchased by Mr..
W. II. Appleton, of the Patent Office 1t is said to
be the handsomest she'll in this section, being
fitted up with ld-plated rOwlocks and the Davis
sliding seat and fOot-rests
Now the circurous" boy burglarizeth
his grandmother, under the pretense of earning
money to go to the show with; and; with the pros
Dect oftwo shows ahead, his soul sinks in despair
and in his anguish he cries out What is man that
he should have all the quarters or the son of man.
hat he should have all the seats in the dress
circle?"
Marshal Douglass has fully settled all
mis- accounts with the Government. Nothwith-
Standing the great variety of funds i,nda- tba
ihal's charge, and the immense number of sepl-
rate payments that have to be made, Deputy Mar
shall Major L. 7. Williams went through the task of
all the books, settled up everything and
has paid into the Treasury of the United States all
he moneys remaining in the marshaTs trust.