National Republican., 1881-12-13

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fhe following were the thermometric readings
yesterday: a. M, $40; ii a. M, 42o; p m, CO.,
p. M Sgo IL p. m, 40; maximum, 4390i mini
Prominent Arrivals.
wtLIARD's.-J. l.. Van Clep, Middetown; T. w.
FSnosco MSrr %sS & Sss 5
T. ". stone, boston G. 4, Breckeprdge, F, Flynn.
i SiSsass, ySGps Nay e!ly; ] = B%sSiSiii; s%e$ 4
seucsoy BTo"Ryn g. BSsse sS
Scum SS o. F. wmbSsrly, MIIs,assiPpii j. p. Walter
Mo6ley, Se6rasfa; iG9ei Il. + Pickett @ ne New YORK " q
Baylor Sharlesiown; lg W VA T. r. gamp9gll SaI War
5%mCSs 8ors SeorSe Y :IS6t MeG 9 n p G!llet HeS
harrington, Henry aeIarrS%' row. John +. sanb9rn,
Michigan u. o. Clagett, Leesburg Joseph f. Fisher
Philadelphia.
ARLiNpros.-s Richardson, C. Lambert, r
More SMG5sss + DeeTng + Lepeoni r scb g haSss Sew
%pk %ork a. a. NJ shew MddiS6Swh con- Conn zion Hon. John
Hall, Hon @ II; <, Rsley, ,Conneeiicpti Ben Flag
Thompson. Philadelphia
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FCTy tFe5 re Nv DSS SStk anS ali ha' lacey fr
ginia w A. Christian; New York JHmes 11., q MSc- &c
C Carroll NJ isS% sterne ScW YorE n'o "''""0' '"
s%ond Ms m ~ hay fympSn H@s NeY oSn 1SEE q NJ cs
SIS5EiS5. SSI5slRiIRi h p Ned' St. Paul. D. W. NoT'haf
ST. JAMrs.-J. II, Hobart, IT,, G Rakes, New York
Fs!shsr EySh onos D. q h,G6 fsSTds KSSh1sSSd
Xa j. rRe Roberts Iowa T. & Adams Massachusetts
woRMIEY's.-G d. Webster, l.. II. Allen New
YORK; George MCIavish, Winnepeg, ManitObaj +.
7, Chambers, @. Harding, H. ". GObraith, Phila.
ST. MARc-Frederlck Il. Miller @. Englishman,
EST M bRel9s W ii RRHnoH I%d Ae,
WELCKER's-Mr. Arthur RudIer consul Of Vene-
Suela; Mr.. George Brandt, Jersey CITY,
You can publish three-line advertise
ment of Wanted" "For Rent" "For Sale" OF
Lost three times for twenty-five cents in THE
REPUBLICAN.
William J. Bruce, editor of the Burlington IN. J.)
Enterprise, is registered Rt the st. James.
There will be an auction sale Of the goods lcft
over at ST. Matthew'S Church fair at Willard Hall
to- night.
A case of smallpox was reported at the Health
Office yesterday but upon investigation II was
| found TO be false alarm.
The principal topic of conversation among the
ladies appears TO be the reception of the Veteran
Corps on Thursday evening.
Mr.. Joseph Frank, the courteous and efficient
| manager, Is "piloting" Frank Mordaunrs Old
| Shipmates" Company for the season of 81 and 50
There will be full choral services at st. Paul's
| Episcopal Church, Twcnty-third street. to- night.
The rector of st. Marks Church, Philadelphia,
will preach.
Judge wylie, in the Equity Court yesterday
granted q divorce in the case of Thomas VS.
Thomas, the parties being residents of South
Washington.
Thomas Bowling sold yesterday at auction all
of the effects of the late senator Burnside The
effects brought good prices and the bidding was
| quite spirited.
A large party from the Episcopal High School o.
| Alexandria visited the different public buildings
| of the city yesterday under the leadership o.
| Principal Backtord
Major King. agent, &C., received postal cnrd
yesterday afternoon Informing him that n woman
4 a IN
| red-hot stove. He is now investigating the case.
Great interest is manifested in the address ex.
pecied from N; Blanchard, ESQ, this evening, q
| the Street Baptist Church. The National Arbi'
traton League will be talked to about Thirty
| Tons of Human Bones"
In the case of Charles W. Fish, the bareback
circus rider, who sued Messrs. Cooper & Bailey fO
S22i.96, balance of salary, the jury returned yer
dict yesterday for S29,96. The defendant pleaded
| a set off, which the jury allowed.
| The choir of st. Johns Episcopal Church IL
| Georgetown, under the leadership of Professor L
| s. Holmes intend giving public rehearsal Mt tn,
Curtis school building o-nght The object Is t
aid the the choir in purchasing new music.
| Building permits were issued yesterday as fol
| lows: II. JudsOn, TO erect u shed, 20l2 X stree
northwest S25; N. l.. Baseball, to build stable
Bennings road, 500; G Strauss & Co; to built build
| N. yarnum, to build six brick dwelling house,
| on d street, between Twelfth and Thirteenth
| streets northwest, $1,000.
| serious confngration was prevented yesterda!
morning by the prompness ofthe fire department.
stove in the furniture warerooms Of +. q. Schmidt
Nos. SOl9 and 3O2l NJ street. ignited some rubbish
OH the floor, and the fire was soon started which
| threatened to be quite serious, owing to the larg
| amount Of infammable material. The depart
ment extinguished the flames, with a loss Of les
than 500
Lovers Of the beautiful in music will have rar
chance of enjoyment at the Congregational Churc
on Wednesday night. With Ida Hubbell, Ann
Drasdil, TheO Toedt, and Franz Rcmmetz to In
terpret the solo scores of Huydn's messiah" AM
The Washington Philharmonics the choruses, on
need not hope in vain for grand treat. The Phil
harmonics have scored many successes heretofore
this promises to be the greatest