National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-03-15

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| The thermometric readings yesterday were: q a.
m, 400 IL a m, 40; p. NJ, 43o; p. m, 40 p
m, 40; IL p. m, $50. Maximum, 46o: mini
mum, $50.
Hotel Arrivals.
| Ebbftt.-Leutenant-G Commander n. A. White, U
S. N; Surgeon B. A Clements q. S. A; W. c. Wise
o. S. A; D. s. Gordon U. S. A: NJ. NJ De Lano ]. W
Stanton Colorado; A. V. Dockeny, Leeds; DIR. E.
Bailey U. S. A; General ]. NJ. Shackelford, Evans
Vile, Ind; H. s. Waring. U. S. A; Rev. NJ Levin
Maryland.
st. james,. w. Staples jr., Baltimore; Samue
Smith, New York A. C. Roades, Norristown, Pa.
Charles Jennings, Athens Ohio; ]. o. Burton, Xenia
| ILL.,. A. A. Ady and A. ]. Runkle, Iowa City; Hon
! B. W. Moore, West Virginia; John r. TIllett, Ma
| nassas; Hon. Samuel F. Burr Pennsylvania.
! IrnperIaI.-J. H. Burting,' Wilmington. N C..
Amos G. Foster Austin, Texas; r. w. Walker, Vicks
! burg. Miss NJ. F. Doran, Philadelphia; Sol Wool
ard. TarborO', n. c.; Miss L. Adams, New York.
WiIIard's.-Hon. T. NJ. Patterson, Denver, Col;
Judge ]. T. Ludlng, louisiana Hon. ]. w. Killinger
Pennsylvania, and Hon. Eppa Hunton, Virginia.
RiEgs.-I A. Ellis. Chicago; NJ. NJ. Bane, Salt
Lake City; A. G. Fox, New York; R. ]. c. Walker
Pennsylvania, and II. Mckay, Montreal.
NntiOnal.-J. r. Southland, Ohio; ]. III. Bell, Della
ware H ]. B. Cummings, Iowa; E. S. W. Drough
Kansas. and T. F. Parke West Virginia
ArlinEfOn.-H. L. Haskell, U. s. A. ]. +. Hall
Lancaster. Ohio; Hon. s. L. Woodford, New York
and T. Griffith, New York.
Philadelphia: L. Nelson, New York, and H. Cum
bingham, Plainield, Ohio.
worniIey.s.-H Richie, Boston, G. II. Mclean,
New York, and w. P. Randall, q. S. n.
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/ twenty-five cents in THE REPUBLICAN
Mr.. NJ. F. Doran, of Philadelphia, is a
guest at the Imperial
Mr.. John H. Handy, of Maryland, was
yesterday admitted member of the District bar.
William H. Hill has been appointed a
member of the Metropolitan police force vice w.
s. Martin dismissed.
Charles I'll. Cramp, esq, the well known
iron ship builder of Philadelphia, is here, with his
son Ben, of Colorado.
That storm which was to have reached
failed to make connection.
Rev. II. ]. Stern, formerly of Louisville,
KY, has entered upon his duties pastor of the
German Presbyterian Church in this city.
The Peoples Bank, of the city of New
York. yesterday entered suit against Mr. Samuel
Norment and his son, Clarence NJ Norment, to re-
cover $40, 40l.7 on certain promissory notes
The Commissioners have approved the
following applications for liquor licenses: John T.
ScriyeneT. SG05 NJ street northwest; George ].
Beckert, 617 Pennsylvania avenue southeast.
Mr.. Albert Scrivener, clerk in the
State Department, is suffering from a pistol shot
wound in the right breast and shoulder, revolver
which he had under his pillow having fallen to the
floor and exploded accidentally.
An organized gang of dog-thieves eX-
lists near the Government Printing Office They
have the effrontery to demand reward for stolen
dogs, even while acknowledging that they had
stolen them. And the police are very dainty with
them.
The Commissioners yesterday issued
an order that no stalls in the Corcoran Market
should be rented after July ], 1891 This was made
necessary on account of that part of the square
where the market now stands having been deSg
mated by Congress for school purposes.
The train due here on the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad at 6:37 last evening, Conductor
J. Henry Barnes, was stoned by ruffians near the
corner of Second and H streets northeast. Win
dows were broken, and the big stones passed un-
comfortably near the heads of passengers.
Thomas NJ. Baker, the Dead-Letter
Office clerk detected several days ago stealing
Bundy for hearing yesterday He waived an ex-
animation, and, in default of 5000 bonds, was
sent to jail for the action of the grand jury.
The East Washington branch of the
Irish National Land League has permanently Or
ganized by electing the following officers Joseph
T
dent; James Plant second vice president; P. Ma
loney secretary; W. ]. Foley, financial secretary;
N. McCOrmac, treasurer
At meeting of the Wisconsin Repub-
lican Association the president A. T. Longley, re-
ported that the President of the United States
18th, at half past seven o'clock, and it was decided
to meet at the Riggs House at seven o'clock and
then proceed to the White House.
The Commissioners have addressed
letter to Architect Clark of the Capitol requesting
that he furnish the plans and specifications for the
new school buildings authorized by law as soon as
convenient so that they may be submitted to the
Board of School Trustees for their approval. The
law charged Mr. Clark with the duty of furnishing
these plans
Marriage licenses have been issued to
the following applicants: D. C. Talbot and Susan
F. Russell; Casper Rehner and Frederika Kramer;
l. c. Belcher, of Augusta, Ga, and Maggie E. Mar
tin, of this city; John H. Latimer and Eliza r. |
Richardson, both of Silver Hill, Md; Augustus
Chase, of Seabrook, N H.. and Katherine McGrath, |
of Lynn, Mass.
The funeral of Mr. r. B. Mohun, which |
took place yesterday morning from St. Matthew's |
Church, was largely attended. The interment was |
made in Oak Hill Cemetery The pail bearers |!
were: Admiral T. A. Jenkins General William |
Mckee Dunn, Colonel A. F. Rockwell. Mr.. H T. |
Crosby, Mr. W. K. Rogers, DIR. J. N. Toner Mr. J. |
w. Douglass, and Mr.. s. II. Kaufman.
Tho infailiponpa Of tho S1,ddan 5aotb |
of Mrs. Elizabeth Cross, the mother of Sam Cross
in East Washington yesterday, will bring pang |
of sadness to those acquainted with the venerable
lady. Two of her daughters are the wives of !
Charles Shelse and William A. Cowan, esq., T. b /
Cross, jr., and Frank Cross of the NavyYard are |
her sons. She was highly respected and had a |
host of friends.
A delegation of colored employees, |
headed by H Lee and s. D. Camper, from the navy
yard visited THE REPUBLICAN Office and stated that
the o-called Lincoln Association is not composed |
of employees of the navyyard, and that Mr.. George
Wilson, the master machinist, had not insulted the |
employees in any way. Further, they Endorsed Mr. |
Wilson excellent master machinist, with |
whom they are entirely satisfied.
DR.. BaIIs testimony.
The examination of witnesses on the |
part of the complainant in the divorce suit brought
by ex-senator /. P. Christiancy against his wife
Lille Christiancy, nee Lugenbeel, was resumed |
before examiner Lovejoy yesterday in the pres
ence of the counsel ON both sides. Dr. o. NJ Ball |
was called and partially examined. He testified |
to seeing the meeting in the depot between Mrs. |
Christiancy and Giro, on the oath of December; |
also that they separated there and went in differ
directions. also that Mrs ChriSfiancy no.