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

m, 40; 9p. m. $50; IL p. m 36o; maximum, 41o
| minimum, 3L7o
Prominent Arrivals.
| Ebbitf.-J. s. Dillingham;, jr., Boston; c. h
| Thompson, Colorado II. a. Bryson, New York; A
+. Richardson Davenport; Warner NJ. Bateman, Gin
| cinnat; Hugh Kennedy, Louisville, KY; Hon. p
| Clayton, Little Rock, Ark; Governor s. NJ. Cullom
| Illinois; John n. Wyman, New York.
| SafiGaal.-Mrs. Gideon Pillow, Miss Trigg Ten
ncSsee; J. W. Runhart, ]. w. Fairfax, Virginia; Hon
F. p, Stevens, Baltimore: S. t Suit, Maryland: Dr.
| Baldwin, city; Thomas W. Foster, New York; Hon.
B. Wilson. West Virginia; George C. Bates and wife,
| Colorado.
| MetrOpOIitan.-HenryJ J. Rogers B. d. Clapp
| New York; Colonel Sanders, Montana: II. A. Houson
Boston; Leo Werte, Philadelphia; a. B. Hol&ng
worth, J. c. Johnson, ST. Louis: c. w. TObey, New
| York.
st. James.-H. P. Grace, Q. S. N, Boston; F. B.
Spear, Marquette, Mich. ]. Wilde, Natick, Mass. H
I d. Harwitz, Cleveland, Ohio; C. A Smith, Boston
| c. S. Raymond Philadelphia.
Wiilart's.-E WooIgamuth, L. L. Woolgamuth
j. oolganuth, Philadelphia j. F. Miller, c. o.
Avery, Mrs Monroe, Mrs. Webb New York.
ArItnGtOn.-H. E. Knight and II. E. Knight, jr,
| New York; FL. E. Knox, jr., Holyoke, Mass; II. I'll
Dyson, Virginia; r. A. Cole West Virginia.
Imperiai.-H L. Ellis, Boston, ]. F. Warner,
w. C. Crosley, New York: W. W. Watkins, New
York.
| Riges.-C. C. Hickok. G. L. Brunder, New York
! William Schmander, Newark, Nj.
H. Fl. Hadley has received his final
discharge in bankruptcy.
The police made forty-one arrests
during Saturday and Saturday night.
Major Charles Maurice Smith died sud-
denly at Port Royal, Va, last Saturday.
| Ben Lusbie, Forepaugh's lightning
| ticket seller, is stopping at the Imperial.
The Analostan Boat Club has arranged
to open its club house on the It'll instant.
Adam Forepaugh, jr, and siXty-five
members Of the circus troop are stopping at the
In consequence of the severe weather
there but few arrivals of fish at the fish wharf
yesterday.
Joseph Graves, charged with keeping
a gambling house, was on Saturday held in 81 900
bonds for the grand jury.
One of Wards milk wagons was upset
at the corner of Ninth and E streets Saturday
night and broke an axle.
The school teachers and employees
about the school buildings received their pay for
the month of March last Saturday.
Matte Owens, the woman whose house
in the division" was raided Friday night, was
on Saturday fined so or sixty days in Jail.
Nennor predicts rain of soapsuds and
hail-storms of scrubbing brushes "about these
days" That's easy, with spring house cleaning so
near at hand.
Rumor has it that Mr.. William Tucker,
the well-known pump; maker of South Washing
ton, is to be united in marriage to one of the
leading bellies of Alexandria.
The many friends of Mr. John T. Clark,
captain of the yacht Wild Irish Boy, will be glad
to learn that he is rapidly recovering from his at
tack Of congestion of the lungs.
The case of Brereton against Brereton
is the last that the court in banc will hear argued
at the present term. The argument has been COM
menced and will be finished to-day.
The body of colored infant was found
Saturday on the bank of creek at the head of
Grant avenue in the county, which, from appear
ances, had been burned before being deserted.
A beer wagon was upset on Maryland
avenue near Tenth street. Saturday evening and
the hoodlums of the Aeighborhood had a rich
treat, many of them getting drunk on the spoils
The funeral of John c. Kennedy, which
took place yesterday afternoon from the family
residence, No. 9l5 l street, was largely attended,
nearly all the prominent members of the Wash
ington bar being present.
Captain B. W. Sunny, of this city,
has received a handsome set of resolutions exc
cutcd on silk, from the Citizens Corps of Utica N
Y, expressing thanks for the attention shown them
by Captain Summey during Inauguration week.
Marriage licenses have been issued to
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of this city, and Annie Stuart, of Philadelphia,
Pa: James A. Clark, of New York city and Marian
Y. Thompson of this city; Ezekiel Somerville and
Margaret Smith.
A vacant two-story frame house on C,
between Twenty-frst and Twenty second streets
northwest was discovered to be on fire last night
and an alarm was turned in from box IS. The house
damaged to the extent of 500 before the flames
were eXtinguished.
The Commissioners have informed Mr.
C. F. E. Richardson in reply to his application to
have Morgan avenue. between Sixteenth and
Nineteenth streets Meridian Hill, correctly sur
veycd and graded, that there is no money avail
able for that purpose.
At the first regular shoot of the Capital
City Gun Club at Eagle Park, Saturday afternoon
the following scores were made at twenty balls
Shepard Is; Miller 10; stoddard, Is; safford Is
Mills, 10; Ball. 10; and Peck, II.
A small boy named Beckenhainmer,
living on street. near Third, was knocked down
by street-car on Pennsylvania avenue, near
Third street, yesterday afternoon, and narrowly
escaped being crushed under the wheels. The
driver put the breaks hard down" just in time.
The April term of the Equity Court be-
gins tomorrow, and the calendar contains only
thirty five cases ready for hearing. Justice Cox
succeeded in reducing the calendar to q low num-
Der, and Justice Wylie, now holding the court, is
determined to keep it within respectable bounds.
hCoSlo. ~ ~. IL. Ii. SldEhG,
and o. C. Greene, the commissioners appointed for
the purpose, have appraised the ground included
in the angular corners on the northwest, south
west, and southeast corners of Sixteenth and
streets at per square foot and at the northeast
corner at Sl.za persquare foot
Ten persons. were baptized in Rock
Creek, near the P-street bridge yesterday between
twelve and one o'clock, by the Rev. Sandy Alexan-
der pastor of the First Baptist Church of George
town. A large number of persons witnessed the
exercises s.; among those who were baptized were
While party of boys were playing on
Tenth street. near the station house. yesterday af-
ternoon, one of them, named John Miller, was
struck in the head with stone, thrown by a COM
panion, and badly cut He was taken into the
station house and washed up, after which he was
turned over to his mother who took him home
The bridal chamber at Wizards has
been secured for Fore2augh's $4,000 woma n-said
to aggregate in her person the charms of score of
beautiful women-who will per
senate Lalla Rookh" in the procession to-day.
Places on the curb during the time of her arrival
and departure from the hotel will sell at a pre-
MUM.
At an adjourned meeting of the Wash
ington bar held in the Circuit Court room last Sat
urday, Joseph H. Bradley presiding and Mr. John
F. Hanna acting as secretary, sol utions regard
ing the death of John c. Kennedy were adopted
and eulogistic remarks We're made by Messrs.
Bradley, Webb, Merrick, Lambert Garnett, and
Carlisle.
Josephine Thu-ston, who resides in Tenn
perance alley, reported to the police Saturday
night that she was attacked on Twelfth street near
P, between seven and eight o'clock that evening
by two men, who choked her until she was unconD
scious and stole her pocket book, containing S.
She could not tell whether her assailants were
white or black.
At the annual meeting of the Column
bia Boat Club Saturday evening the following Off
GERS were elected: President. Captain H. w. How
gate; vice president, J. H. Gordon; secretary
William Tayloe Snyder financial secretary Harry
C.. Towles; treasurer, E. F. Riggs; captain. W. 81
Gibson; first Lieutenant, ]. S. Zegler second lieu
tenant C. D. Davis.
Bob Council was arrested on Saturday
night for assauting marine named John Boggs,