National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-04-16
Prominent Arrivals.


Ebbiff.-C. a. Barattoni, New York; r. Moore,
Mobile. Ala. s. D. Bell, Sllerstoxn, Pa; Hon. 6. W.
Steele, Indiana; S. r. Randall, New York; c. B.
COmbe, Brownsville, Texas; George G. Moore. New
York; S. Jackson, GaIesburg, H.. Henry Trimble,
Philadelphia, Pa: c. \. Clinch, New York; Alexan-
der Faconer, Baltimore. Md. Hon. Thomas Boles,
Arkansas Alphonso Hart, HillsborO, Ohio; John L.
Hayes, Boston, Mass; w. II. Cameron, Providence,
R. L; Governor J. III. Gear Iowa; Major t. ]. Ecker
son. Z. S. A; Hon. John y. Staples North Carolina;
Philip Medart, ST. Louis: G. C. Cory, New York.
WilInrd's.-J. w. Wilson, New York; Charles
D. Ostrander, Newark y. J.; a. ". Rollins Chicago;
John Fl. Hampton, Pittsburg. s. Elwood May, New
York; Hon. John A. j. Creswell, Maryland; Hon.
George West ]. L. L'AmOreaux, Balston Spa, \. V;
Joseph Walker, IrvingtOn, y. j.; Edward G. Grant,
Newark, y. J.. W. E. Whitney, Brooklyn, n. ": F.
B. Perkins, New York; William ]. Swain, Phila-
delphia; Henry King. New York; A. I. Lawrence,
Taunton, Mass; W. l. Rowland, Philadelphia.
NatiOnaI.-A. R. Hale, Flor.da; Samuel Craw-
ford, Philadelphia; F. D. Whiting. Connecticut; H.
J. Ruby Philadelphia; c. T. Cagett. Maryland; S. T..
Clark, George William Coale, J. L. TomIinson, Balti-
more; A. G. Hubbel Ohio: L. G. Fisher, ir., A. J..
Bell, Chicago; James V. Morgan. Montreal, Canada
H. Inghan, Florida; W. \. Walter, Chicago; E. R.
Owens Maryland.
ArIIngton-William Malone, jr., F. S. Blair
James D. Brady, Virginia; Walter Ciupler, Phiadel-
phia; H L. Alcoth, Brooklyn; H B. Brown, T. NJ
Pixley, San Francisco A. NJ. Sherwood, s. Wads-
worth, New York; 7. 8 Southworth, Massachusetts,;
j. NJ. y,
NY.
RiggH-Cyrus Caiiton, Providence, R. L; H. W.
Rood, C. E Emery, R. G. Bomard, f. Delano, ]. D.
Ashwell, New York. s. NJ. Kellogg, T. B. Merrill,
Connecticut; G. E. Scott, Philadelphia; L. r. Thomp-
son, H. E. Babcock, Boston; ". Drummond, Wiscon-
sin: W. Z. Whitney, Brooklyn.
st. james, Jackson, Galesburg, ILL.,; Leroy C.
Diggs, New Jersey; Benjamin Wey, Catskill, n. Y;
George C. Caldwell, Lynn Mass; W. NJ Pitman
Boston; G. A. Boardman Maine; A. S. Robinson,
Wilmington, Del.
Metropoiifan.-S.Fr Friedman, New York: T. N
MARRIED., Chillicothe, Ohio; L NJ. Gressitt. Batimore
S. Lemberger, New York; W. R. Afealy. Baltimore;
George w. Knott, H. L. Watt, ". A. Putnam, E. C.
Homan, New York; George W. Warfield, Baltim ore
Imperiai.-J. D. Bradford, Maryland: P. Hicl
burn, U. S. N; A. G. Smt h, Ohio; E. NJ Rubey, Bal
timore.
wOrmIey's.-Char Chauncey, Philadelphia;
J, N. Varnum, New York.
You can publish a three-line advertise
ment Of want rent for SALE lost three times for
twenty-five cents in THE REPUBLICAN.
Marriage licenses have been issued to
William A. Lane and Mary E Cautious and Charles
Hopkins and Lulie Johnson.
The steamer Jane Mosely, coming from
Norfolk, was several hours late yesterday, having
been delayed by heavy wind storm in Chesa-
peake Bay.
Washington and Lincoln Lodges (Nos.
and p will meet in special session this Saturday
at seven D. H. to take suitable action with refer
ence to the death of Brother John NJ. Hurley late
clerk in the city post Office.
Major Brock has been instructed by the
Commissioners to notify the Barnum ealliope-
manipulation to stop playing the steam musical in
strument in the streets of the city it creates too
much noise and confusion and frightens horses.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Metro
politan Presbyterian Church, Fourth and streets
southeast, are happy in the final success of their
special effort, and tomorrow the people of that
church and congregation will sit on a bright new
carpet, all paid for.
An old dilapidated building at the west
end of Beale street, Georgetown, known as the
Chamberlain school building. caught fire about
nine o'clock last night, and was slightly damaged
An alarm struck from box y, which promptly
brought out the fire department and police.
At recent meeting of the board of
regents of the National University was decided to
hold the commencement of the law school on the
Sth of June At meeting of the post graduate
class of the National University Frank D. Thorn
ason of Syracuse n. Y, elected class orator to
represent the class in the commencement.
Miss Frances E. Willard, president of
the National Woman's Christian Temperance
Union, is still in heSouth. She has recently or
ganized unions in Aiken, Spartansburg, Green
VILE S. c., and Savannah, Ga. She is now at At
lanta and is cordially welcomed by the best of
people in that city. State Union has been Or
ganized in Virginia, of which Mrs. Rebecca Wilson
IS president by virtue of which office she is mem
Der of the executive committee of the National
Union.