National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-05-13
Prominent Arrivals.

Wiliard's.-General N L. Jeffries, Ridley Park
W. B. Brush F. ]. Younge, New York; E. ]. Allen
Pittsburg; J. H. Mckinley, G. X. Osborn, c. R. Gard
ner, Fred. Engle, New York; General j. A ]. Ores
well, ElktOn Md. T. w. Neill. Philadelphia; Major
Lee, England G. K. Osborn, New York; James NJ
Hershead, ngland; A. B. de Saulles. Pennsylvania
Mark Ward, James Walker, England; w. G. Gibbons
Wilmington, Del
c. Whitthorne, Tennessee; John G. Lay, Florida
John Curtis, C. W. Glidden, F. w. Perkins, Boston
butcher, New York: G. Flthian, Philadelphia: w,
a. Koontz, Somerset, Pa; w. o. Brown, New York
George w. Dean, U. s. a.; H. G. Barrett, Philadel
phia; A. p. Richard, Wisconsin; o. L. Helm, U. S
A; P. P Quackenbush Philadelphia.
MetrOpOlifan.-C. H. Dodge, New York; P. T.
Herty, West Virginia; S. R. Cunnington. New York
]. f. Hoskss, Buffalo Lithia Springs; NJ. Golding
Trenton, n. J.; P. G. Mark, Lebanon, Pa; J. n
Dunn, New Haven; NJ. Isenberg, New York; ]. ],
Cowan, Vicksburg; Leopold Davis and DR.. Charles
B. Young, New York.
ST. James.-R. Wetmore Baltimore Md; F.
Mayhem, Poughkeepsie n. V; John Critchley.
w. III. Parkin, Cleveland, Ohio; H. B. Carpenter
Philadelphia, Pa. E. II. Tilman, U. S. N: w. ].
Stone Detroit, Mich; d. c. Babcock, Philadelphia
Pa; o. Stark, Cincinnati Ohio; ]. H Reinhold, Lou
isiana.
Isigss.-H. S. Bennett. T. C. Bridwell. Indiana; C.
Caldwell, j. H. Jennings Massachusetts,; G. T. Bry-
ham, Philadel pha; DR.. o. L. Nash Arkansas; L.
Hopkins, Cincinnati; f. Wheaton, Providence; H.
Ariingion.-R. G. Bickle, Virginia; C. Marsh,
Massachusetts,; ]. Mcnamara Brooklyn; W. II.
Beaman, New York.
IinperiaI.-J. ]. Johnson, New York; T. N Sher-
wood, II. Straus, Baltimore; A. Lawrence, Chicago
You can publish three-line advertise
ment ofwan rent, for sale, lost three times for
twenty-five cents in THE REPUBLICAN.
Malvina Quinn, colored woman, was
Frustrated by the heat in the Smithsonian Grounds
yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. Marilla NJ. Richer left town yes
terday for New Hampshire, intending while on
her way to attend the Woman Suffrage Conven-
ton at Boston.
Mr. Matthias Pfeiffer of this city, died
Wednesday night after long and painful illness.
He was well known in the northern part of the
city, and was a native of Wurtemberg, Germany.
Peter Carol, while going down the
stairs in the new building 1911 street yesterday
fell and cut his head badly. Dr. Addie T. Holtcn,
living next door, dressed his wounds and had him
taken to his home.
The regular meeting of the Washing
ton kindergarten Union at the Y. VI. C. A. rooms
last evening was made unusually interesting by
kindergarten exercises with pupils from the pri-
mary public schools.
Rev. John NIcCarty, D. D., United States
army, was buried yesterday afternoon from ST.
Marks Church. The pall-bearers were Generals
Townsend, Holt and McFeelcy, Colonel Hodges
and Judges Lander and Burnett.
Joseph r. LANCER, who was granted
decree ofdvorce from his wife Cecile in the Equity
Court on Tuesday, yesterday took out marriage
license, having decided to make another matri-
moRial experiment. Mrs. RoSina Gurrati is the
happy lady.
John Baldwin Hay, acknowledgement
to Syria, delivered lecture last evening in the
lecture room of the Epiphany Church on the
AZ People and Customs of the Holy Land, which
was illustrated by number OF assistants dressed
in Oriental costume.
Officer Coucher yesterday arrested
colored boy named Bland, who was charged with
stealing four TazOrs from Walter Hyson'S barber
shop on H street, near Thirteenth. The stolen
property was recovered, and the cuiprit will have
to face Judge Smell to-day.
Dir. c. NJ. Hines, a clerk in the Sur
gcon- Generals Office, died suddenly of apoplexy
on Eighth street, between L and NJ streets north
west. yesterday morning, while on his way from
the Thyson House 10 his office. The remains were
taken to his brothers house, No. S26 Twenty
seventh street northwest.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday
to John SnOwden and Lottie Green; Andrew Ford
and Rosa Johnson; Louis Hartig and Emma Com
radcs; Edward Slaughter and Matha Periiohn, all
of this city; Robert H. Humphrey and aIolie Sopcr,
OF Prince Georges County, Maryland; Joseph X,
LANCER and Mrs. Rosina Gurrati, of this city.
Mr. John Townley will bring his bur-
lesque Billee Taylor" Company which has had
a successful tour West, to the Theatre Comique
next week This troop embraces such we'll
known specialists as ALI Mcdowell, Reynolds and
WaIling, Thompson Brothers, Johnny Mack, Annie
Boyd. Fannie Lucille, and LOttie CuShman, which
afford sufficient guarantee of the excellence of the
performance.
4 little boy named Gecrre Mason had
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c-cJ1iar- BONE dislocated yesterday afteffoh oy
1eing thrown from a carriage at the corner OF 1,
twenty first and K streets. He was on his way
rom q blacksmith shop with the team, when the
lorse became unmanagcable and ran away He
vas taken to the Fourth Precinct Station, where Dr.
Newman attended him. and afterward had him
emoved to his home in the police ambulance.