National Republican., 1881-12-06
DISTRICT BREvITIEs.
The weather To-Day.

cOduncss, JOhOtred IN nc norm pOfuOn ~ Tdlh' cd-
erv ree7fn0 10 soUlery wtnds; iooer bdrom-
eLer.
For Washington 1 a. Warmer, fair UedtiIer, fol-
io,ced by Increasing cloudiness IN he afternoon.
The following were the thermome.ric readings
yesterday: Ia m, 35o; II n. m- A3o; 8 p. M, 47o
p. m, 40; IL p. m, $3.50; maximum, 47Ao mini
mum, $500.
Prominent Arrivals.
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sld, Dr. Allan W; K IIHm,itoni New York II. A.
bruce, burlington; james +. Lane, bsyenport! :;
w w Buckart, lndependencei J. r. Baldwin &c Council nc,
Hayes, Carlisle, Pal j. NJ. irwin, seubenyllle Ohio
Charles Evans, Atlantic city, N. IL H. X henulg,
MErsoro1IrAN.-.JB n, Work, A. Mcdonald, Lynch.
ing, Lynchggrgi a., n. charm, Bostoni e A. Han
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Rock Alex Hunter, fsuqgler; Col9nei MSpheTSon,
Tcntcn W tothe z w brown, tarSTno E clinton Lloyd
wwniNnsport, RTsi 7. Richard Allen New York Up.
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yoCerhiS New Jersey; = $ LlpnSy, papyille. rsl Sy
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son Rghm0nd @ Va & h schaISs A. P5lcFlsSS, M SGy
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RTeos,~A, A, Wright. NJ. 8. NAV, w. c. Straw.
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| sr. MARc--Georgc w, Holmes John Fitzgerald.
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| woRMLEY's.-Hcnry Harrison, Virginia; w. a.
Ward, New York Leopold Moore, Boston; W. c.
| wEIcKERs.-J. H. Dumolin, August Leroux, st.
| Louis.
You can publish three-ine advertise
ment OF want reut for sale, lost, three times for
twenty Ave cents in THE REPUBLICAN.
Mr. James II. Stone, the manager of
the Detroit Post and Tribune, is stopping at the
National.
Mr.. William A. Garrett, formerly
special agent of the Treasury Department, is n
guest ut the National
The report of Yesterdays proceedings
in the Guteau trial will be found In the supple
| ment, as well us interesting local items.
The marriage of Mr.. w. II. Klopfer, of
the Pension Oficc, and Miss Maggie W. Blondel,
will be consummatcd during the Christmas holi-
days.
Robert Carroll, q gill, caught roe shad in
the Potomac yesterday in fine order. This is very
rare occurrence Fishermen say 1t Is in consc-
quence Of the extreme mild fall.
President Arthur was unable to grant
an interview to Mcssrs. scovillc and Reed last
evening, but made an engagement for them to see
him this morning ut nine o'clock.
William Handy reported to the police
| yesterday that he lost or was robbed on Capitol
Hill of pocketbOok containing over 800 in money
and some memorandum books &c.
A slight fire in the dwelling of Mrs.
willard, at the corner Of Second and streets
southeast, was eXtinguished by that lady ycster-
day without an alarm being turned in
Messrs. Mari & Duvall, real estate deal
crs, have been granted II permit TO build five
dwelling houses on Third street, between and
| X streets northwest, at n cost of $500.
Judge Samuel Lee, of South Carolina,
contestant for seat from the First Congressional
District Of South Carolina, arrived IN this city last
evening and is stopping at No. 1886 Rhode Island
| avenue.
Work was stopped yesterday on the
| Washington Monument for the winter, so far as
laying stone is concerned, but the stone.cutters
will continue preparing the stone as fast AS II Is
| received.
Officer Daniel Williams yesterday cap
| tured light fingered youth named Bill Bergman,
a professional sneak thief and refugee from the
ing for some time.
Percilla Williams, q colored woman,
aged one hundred years, died suddenly at her
sons home, in lIilsdale. Sunday evening, and the
| coroner yesterday morning gave certificate OF
| death from old age
The report of the superintendent ofthe
| Insane Asylum for the month of November shows
that six persons died and ten were taken ont by
their friends. OF this number two were fully re-
| covered and two were unimproved
THE REPUBLICAN will be eissued tomorrow
In the double sheet form which has become popu-
lar with Its numerous readers and advertisers. The
enlarged space affords better facilities for adver.
tisers, and advertisements should be sent In carly.
The holiday trade is now in full swing
and purchasers are remarking upon the moderate
prices which prevail. The variety articles is con-
feuing in their attractveness and IL does not re-
qure fortune to make u successful shopping eX-
pediton.
John A. Moss, who was discharged by
Librarian spoIord during the recent campaign fol
having II picture Of Garfield over his desk, and fol
for tearing It down, is highly indorsed for a posi-
| ton as an assistant in the House library
Marriage licenses were issued yester
day as follows: Charles +. Owens and Sarah J
shaw, of Montgomery County, Nd George "
Md; Richard Lyles and Lizzie Hawkins, Of thi
city; AldericO Ncssl, of New York city and Mar!
Zuisucr Of Albany, New York.
At these holiday times, when business
men desire TO give the widest publicity to th,
variety aud cheapness OF their wares THE REPuB
LCAN is the paper which offers peculiar advant
ages Those having wants, for rent or sale anC
| personal desires should also avail themselves o
| the liberal terms offered by THE REPUBLICAN.
Frank Queen, Il notorious colored rough
| pleaded guilty In the Police Court yesterday 4
using personal violence on Policeman Kelna
| for stealing silver water pitcher. He was com
| mitted I'm default of bonds for the action of tn
grand Jury for ass9iltne the officer, and got thirt