National Republican., 1881-12-21
Prominent Arrivals.

Z p. m. 90 II p M, lio; maximum, 1872 mini
Prominent Arrivals.
,wILARn's.,-J. W Miller, H. + Letter, c. McMul-
Libby Chicago J. II, Draper. VI c; Loehei,yi New New
Eos,i s. IeTs Nd, s. Louis = Humphrey Bamgor \ H.
Beach New YORK YORK j.J q Xlc]SSnGsi, Sander M"ryand Count
NJ; E5ate de Snbery italy C. L. Cammnnn vi io5 B'
Russia avs -
NATIoNAI--1f. r., Garden, wnrrenton, VA Hon.
ton; lion. Fendnii Marbury, Maryland; John r.
Leune, United States consul, Loredo, Mexico; Jose
b H. dfowiey New ySSS YORK George @ % W %SoSper Rch
mond J. W ,Seaerest,, New York; Victor Malga,
spSSn New YORK sSi samaoi K MuSbsTd ' Scw
hns H0Tk John Barton, Philadelphia W. NJ Tcwks-
MrrRoPoLITAN,-Jamcs Consa Nevada s. NJ.
Hunter Rostou; NJ, Isenberg, New York; John Nc
Asa 1iazeq, Knoxville, Tenn. il. RYAN, canadai /.
ID. w. Ross, Montreal, Canada
81. JAMES William Yost J. II Wall New York;
James Barton, j., Chester, Pa; Charles n; kolhcTT
Frank, Chicago II, Henderson, New York u. w
renney; Massachusetts; a. L. Mcliwan, II. II. Me-
ABLTNuToN.-W. II. Bnckford. baltimore; n, s.
PHILLIPS T. j. Phillips, A. r. Douglass, 7. II. Ryder,
ard Gibbs, Jay a. sweet, New York; Il. w. Tan,
S, Pro,yidenSe George b. Emery, Mainc' NJ. Locke,
RIgos- r. Cox, Auburn, N. Y4s. s. Holllngs.
worth, j. J. Rdguay f. Morris, y, H. Wood, Phila.
ii. D. Winsor. New 9ork; Il i. Curtis, Buffalo.
Morrow a IoFow VTsSS 1essy
CITY, George N. Raynor, Newark, ~ j.; 4. Mitchell,
| Philadelphia Pa, George w. Bonsman, Kansas.
gawa Kennhica n. Idoche, II. shigio, Ne~ York.
| wELcKER's.-Mr. Books New York.
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ment Of Wanted" "For Rent" "For Sale" OF
Lost three times for twenty-five cents in THE
| REPUBLICAN,
Street.lamps were lighted last night at $40 and
| extinguishcd nt half-past five this morning
The Health Oficer has been notified of the death
offs e9loTcd infant bearing the remarkable name
| Of Malaria Fortune
, In, the matter Of the bankruptcy, of Cottrell
Brothers an order has been passed authorizing the
| sale of part of lot 16. square S59.
| The following patents have been issued TO citi
zens OF this district George W. King, Georgetown
tank for storing petroleum; James II. Roger, tele
phony.
Collector J. J. Mcdonald, of the First Virgins
District, sent big club of subscribers for the
WEEKLY REPUBLICAN,, which commences issue on
the 9th proNimo.
The medical board connected with Providence
Hospital at its recent meeting elected District
Commissioner Morgan as one Of the board of yisi'
tors Of that institution.
| DIR. J. T. May has filed a bill for an Injunction
against James J. Lewis and Mary Lewis to pre-
vent the defendants from injnrng or destroying
| claims they have altered, &c.
Anne Ellis, the friend of the Stalwarts, killed
| cockronch In the Presidents sanctum OH Monday
She has concluded that II would be better to hav,
| a new presidential mansion than have our Chic
Magistrate devoured by such vermin.
Yesterday Lieutenant Austin and several of hi
officers made raid on house OH street, between
Sixth and Seventh streets northwest, aud captured
John D. Pettgtow and about twenty other mel
charged with selling and dealing in policy.
The will of Charles L. Brainard was ycSterda,
admitted to probate. Henry Rupert gave his bont
in 5000 rs guardian of the orphans of John Rup
pert. In the estate of Adam Fay final motion wa
Issued to executrix appointing January 20 for set
tlement
The Nebraska Association held n regular meet
ing last night at st. Georges Hall The association
was addressed by NJ. W. Bruce, of Creighton: c. "
Phelps, of Schuyler, aud Joseph Horkey, of Mo
brara, young, active lawyers. They were elected
honorary members of the association.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday rs fol
lows: William II. WhiuleSey and May NJ. Rich
ards Charles w. Fenton and Clara H. Walsh, viii
lam |. Haithmnn and Lucretia Lee all of this city
Theodore SOnnemnn, of this city, and Jennie Es
sex, of Georgetown; Charles Il. Brotte, of Balti
more, and Cora Murray, of this city.
Miss Fannie NJ. Jackson. of this city, who ha
been the principal of the High School for Colore
Youth In Philadelphia for some years has re
turned here to be married. The ceremony vii
take place at the Nineteenth Street Baptist Churc
this evening. Miss Jackson was the first colore,
female graduate of the mems course of Oberl
College, Ohio. Her prospective bridegroom is Mr.
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