National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-06-24
Prominent Arrivals.

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| mum, $3.50.
PrOsninent Arrivals.
| Ebbitt.-Rchard Thompson, Hon. ]. Fl. Brewer
Trenton, n. J.; ]. W. Birmingham, New York; T. P
Cooke, Philadelphia; DIR. G. NJ. Taylor Calif IN a
! Thomas Johnson, Newark n. J.; Howard Thompson
| Columbus, Ohio s. w. Bowers, Hartford, Conn; ]
F. Parker, U. S. NJ ]. w. Stradling Philadelphia;
| A. Ware, Montgomery, Ala W. S. Marshall Colone
| William Cliff, Tennessee.
| Riggs.-C. L. Hamilton, W. Phillips, New York
| Thomas MCGOWAN Cleveland: II. F. Newbury, E
II Brown I. II. McCutchen. E. L. Merriield New
| York: n. c. Mcfarland, Kansas; Dr.. ]. A. Cahl
Virginia.
MetrOpOlitan.-W. c. Locherty, New York; R.
Grovermar, Baltimore; Henry R. Curtis c. E. Bentel
| New York; ]. 3. Crawford. Virginia: Daniel F.
| Myers. New York; E. E. Leland, New Orleans
81. Sames.-G. N. Hathaway, New York; Will
| lam Sanford. Pennsylvania; ]. Hayes, Providence
! Thomas ]. Brennan Cincinnati Ohio: B. f. Young,
Louisiana: Hon. S. Bunday, New York.
ST. Marc.-J. Barcy. Chicago; D. Mari, Tennes-
see: w. Conway, Cincinnati: E. L. Mellen Massachu-
| sets: n. f. Beall, Richmond, Va; F. S. Tomson.
Philadelphia.
ArlingtOn.-Arthur Ubico, GautemaIa: C. C.
Gilman, L. F. Reckwth New York: :. Christy.
England; II. LLbbey. Virginia
Imperiai.-R. Putnam Kalamazoo. Mich: T. A.
Wheeler, Chicago; a. ]. Armstrong, Boston; George
D. Brutcher Philadelphia.
WOrInley's.-J. G. Agnew. New York.
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Henry Petersen fell on watermelon
seed last night and broke his leg.
G. X. Gilmer, Richmond, Va, and Will
lam A. Piatt. Warrcnton. Va, are in the city.
Mr.. I. C. Moore, of the Columbia Boat
Club, has entered for the single scul race at Rich
mond.
1t is stated that the members of the
Lincoln Hall Stock Company intend to eject the
Young Mems Christian Association from the build
ing.
As preparative to the erection of the
new Northern Market, workmen are lowering the
grade on the northwest corner of Seventh and
streets.
The steamer Lady of the Lake, while
lying at Fortress Monroe Monday was forced
against the wharf by the tide and had hole
made in her side
In the military rifle subscription match
at Bennings yesterday afternoon Mr.. P. ]. Laurit-
zen made the best score, 81; Mr.. Cash second %,
and Mr.. Laird, %.
a little child of Mr. W. A. Yates, living
on Eighth street. near H, fell upon the sidewalk
yesterday morning and injured itself painfully
about the face and head.
But two building permits were issued
yeSterday-one to Joseph Bailey, Eighth street, be-
tween and F, to build an open shed, $50, and the
other to Horace Lucas, Howardtown, to put second
story on frame house. $50
A dispatch was received here YESTERDAY
from Leadville, Col, stating that Mr. William
Kloman, a well-known Washingtonian had been
killed at that place, and asking what disposition
should be made of his remains.
Mr.. J. NJ. Fox, a recent graduate of the
law branch of Columbia College, has been ten
dercd position on the faculty of Yale College
Mr., Fox was graduated from Yale in 1872 and the
present offer is regarded as high honor, the
faculty being unanimous in extending it.
Harbor Master Sutton yesterday re-
ceived instructions to post on every wharf and
steamboat in the District a copy of the laws re-
quiring owners to keep their wharyes lighted at
night, and forbidding steamboats, to run at a
greater speed than eight miles per hour approach
ing or leaving Washington north of the arsenal.
Good VIII and Columbia Volunteer
Steam Fire Companies of Allentown, Pa will ar
rive here by special train on the morning of Au-
gust 80, en- route to Alexandria, where they will
be the guests of the fire department of that CITY,
They will bring their engines and an excursion
party will accompany them. They Will stay one
day in this city, and be cared for by our own fire
department.
Among the visitors at the Riggs House |
are Mr.. J. W. Taberand family of San Francisco. Mr.
ohpri nh
and has with him several fine pictures of the |
decorations there the occasion of the reception
of General Grant on his return to America. He is
on his way to New Bedford, Mass, his native city, |
10 participate in the fifty third anniversary of his
parents, which takes place on July 4.
Colonel J. o. P. Burnside has on exhi-
Oition in his room at the Post Office Department
handsome trophy to be shot for by the active mem
Oers of the Columbia Rife association 1t is known
Is the Cuttings badge" and is in two parts, the
upper portion being in the shape of handsome
Maltese cross, and the lower miniature target,
With bulls eyes and crossed rifles. The next shoot
for this badge takes place Tuesday. 1t must be !
won three times before it becomes the permanent
property of any one, and Dr. Scott and Mr.. Laurit-
zen are at present the leading contestants.
The excursion of De Molay Command
Try to- Yorktown, Fortress Monroe Norfolk, and
he capes will be the finest of the season. Every
hing is being done by the committee to make it
IN enjoyable trip. They have made arrangements
With the railroad to run excursion trains from
Norfolk to Ocean View for thirty cents the round
rip thereby giving the excursionists the opor-
unity cot spending all of Monday, the 4th, at
ocean View. Every one will have good sleeping
and the sale of tickets is limited
o that every one will be comfortable. They leave
lere Saturday night, July at halfpast ten O'clock
md return Tuesday morning early, the 5th. The
tickets for the round trip are only S225, as will
De seen by reference to the advertisement in
another column.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday
o George NJ. Sargent and Annie NJ. Wilkerson and
Charles II. Stanvert and Fannie Dixon, of the
District of Columbia; John A. Ricketts, and Bar
)ara Ball, and James W. Brown and Elizabeth NJ
button, of Prince Georges County, Maryland;
William H Upton, of Walia Walla Washington
Territory, and Georgia L. Bradley, of Washington,
}. c.; Richard Bennett and Mary Kane District of
William Lanham and Mary Loveless,
District of Columbia John Frame and Mary j.
Mclaughlin, District of Columbia; Fred Berry
md Sarah Starters, District of Columbia; William
slaughter, Madison County, Virginia, and Jane
Douglass, Washington, D. c.; Charles 7. Buchanan
nd Annie Lightfoot, District of Columbia, and
ohm Phillips and Susie Clark, District of Column
ia,
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