National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-03-14

tciads, higher barometer
The thermometric readings yesterday were Z: A.
m, 800 II q. m, 46o p. m, 40; p. NJ, 40; p
m, 47o; IL p. m, 4jo. Maximum, 1872; mini
mum, 30o.
Hotel Arrivals.
Ebbiff.-Mr. and Mrs. Abbott and child, New
York: D. W. Peasley and wife. Burlington Iowa; NJ
| B. Phillips, New York city; C. Z. Bond, Kentucky
R 5. Robertson Fort Wayne. Ind; ". A. Ofenbacher
and wife Colorado; John A. Rollins and wife, Boston,
Charles f. Pierce, o. II. Briggs. Providence. r. T.
a l. Richards, WATERFOWL; b. Brown, Pennsylvania;
| J. II. Rust, Wisconsin; n. o. Peekins. Quincy, Ill.,
E C. Da s. Cincinnati. Ohio; t. n. Cooper, North
Carolina: Alfred Tredway and wife, Lizzie Tredway
and Mrs NJ WestphaIl, Dubuque, Iowa; C. B. Hunt,
Cincinnati. Ohio; Henry t. Johnson. Maryland
| Charles Grady New York city; John T. Alden, st.
Louis; Thomas S. Plunket, e. s. N; George
| A. ShultZ, New York F. $. Moselly, NeTburyport,
Mass; c. B. Harrison, Murffeesboro, Tenn; J. G..
Parkinson, J. v. offenbache, Cincinnati Ohio; James
A. Greer, .. s N; 3. N Leonard, Connecticut; F. ~
Seabery. Newport, R. L; A. T. Stevenson, Chicago;
/ Thomas Wren, Nevada.
| Naticnal.-Captain T. A. Osbourn, Philadelphia;
| W. j. Bucham, Kansas: Z. A. Nickels Arkansas 4;
A. D. Blake o. S. a; 81. @. Booth o. 5 A; Rev: Dr.
Saul, Philadelphia: A s. futile, Bath, N y; NJ A.
Conner. Detroit; G. Worth Gaines, virginia. c. C. NC
| Cauer Chicago; G. w. Mcmillan. Cincinnati, Ohio;
Mrs. II. NJ Barnard, New York; J. L. Maldrop, New
York.
Imperfal.-Mrs George A. Florence, Miss Josie
Bachelor, Alonzo Schwartz, ]. w. Eckert and wife,
Miss Jennie Reiartn, Miss Carrie Swain, Tourists
/ Sol. Woolard n. c.: Miss L. Adams, city; D. y Nor
| ton. New York city; William Schraeder and wife,
Tourists; George D. Rice, wife, daughter, and SON.
Lebanon, Pa. ..-...
| willard's.-David Iillikend, New York; Milton
! MOBILES, Brooklyn; W. A. Mesayer and wife, New
| York; W. A Horton, Boston: Edgar Welt, Balti-
more; J. W. Patterson Denver, Col; ]. J: Alexander
| W. N. Hall, Orson Adams. Maryland; Winchester
| Britton, Brooklyn; James Whitley, New York.
| Biggs.-M. Gayiof, New York; B. W. Greene,
| New York: A. c. Gorden, Philadelphia; A R. An
dsrson, ]. Y. Stone Iowa; ]. Conner, Charleston,
c.. Z. H Libby, Chicago; W. L. White, ]. r. Kenney,
Buffalo.
st. James.-M. Bundy Indiana: C. F. Walton.
Michigan; G. W. Eyles Virginia; L. Patton, and Oh.
NJ. Leavy. San Francisco; Thomas NJ. Wiley, Hart
ford, Conn; Louis Morris Rapid City, Black Hills.
Arlington.-E. K HIndman, Pa; C. w. Team
| sante, n. Y. w. L. Putnam, Portland, Me-; ]. A.
Clark, Mt Vernon, N Y: R. v Charlton, Hamilton,
| Canada
Metropoiitan.-H n. Sheldon Providence R.
L; John Eastman, New York; George Chamberlyne.
Atlanta, Ca
| wormIeys.-Rev. h E Cotton, Hartford,
Conn; ]. NJ Mclean, New York; r. Rear Chicago
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The Jewish festival of Purim begins to-
| day.
Vennor's storm threatened to come all
day yesterday.
Now, let us have some music from
| Hinds-on the piano, as it were!
March came in like liar, and will GO
| out like Nalnor- able bobolink, perhaps.
Mr.. w. J. Rhees, of the Smithsonian, is
confined to his home by severe indisposition.
| The Art Loan Exhibition will be wound
up with promenade concert at Masonic Temple.
"And they sadly fold their grip-sacks
and recommendations, and silently steal away"
They do, for dollar and a halt, old man,
John Murphy, blind man, was fined
$50 or sixty days in JAIL by Judge Smell Saturday,
for firing pistol at some ladies on Sixth street.
Mr. R. B. Mohun, the well known book
seller died Saturday morning at his residence, No
1749 street northwest in the 10th year of his age
There is prospect of no end of means
of travel in the city after the crowd has gone.
New Herdics, new street-cars, and extended rail-
road lines are promised.
The trustees of the Washington City
Orphan Asylum will tomorrow investigate any
charges that may be preferred against the manage
ment of that institution.
The funeral of Andrew Hancock, the
venerable restaurateur took place yesterday after
noon from his late residence, No. 24u PennsyIva-
mia avenue, and was largely attended By Masons.
The gentlemen appointed by the Ma
tionai Fair Association to arrange for spring trot
ting meeting have adopted programme contem-
Mays.
At the regular meeting Of the Literary
Society at Colonel Malorys residence, last Satur-
day night papers were read by Mr. Nicolai and Mr..
Charles Nordhoff and Miss Annie Story gave
recitation
The officers of the AsSembly's Presby-
terrain Church have had printed in pamphlet form
a handsome roll of the members of said church,
together with the names of all the baptized chill
dren in the congregation.
A man was arrested in the vicinity of
the White House yesterday on a charge of insanity
The charge was predcated on the fact that he had
come to the city from Ohio without any " recon-
mendationS for an Office.
Brady executed a piece of photo
graphic enterprise on Inauguration day, securing
of the at the east front of the Capitol when
President Garfield was delivering his inaugural.
A defective fiue in the Columbia Hos
pital on the Avenue, Twenty fifth street, set
fire to some adjoining woodwork Saturday after
noon, and before the flames were extinguished q
damage of 500 was entaiIed, upon which there
was no insurance.
Thirty-nine disturbers of the peace
were locked up by the police during the twenty
four hours ending at eight o'clock yesterday
morning fifteen of whom were registered as
during the same period.
A colored woman named Emma Frey,
living at 2O5 C street southwest. Saturday evening
brought to the First Precinct station white infant
about a month old, which she stated had been left
at her house by an unknown white woman. The
little wsif was taken to St. AIMS Asylum, and
turned over to the Sisters in charge.
Detectives McDevitt and Fose arrested
two colored boys on Saturday evening while they
were endeavoring to dispose of an overcoat and
other wearing apparel at a second hand store OH
D street, and upon taking them to headquarters
discovered that they had stolen the articles about
an hour before from the passage of Captain Brown
ell, No. 793 East Capitol street.
Elmore Gordon and Minnie McKen-
ney. the runaway couple from LynchbUrg, Va,
were hopelessly separated yesterday, the former
being sent to his father at Pittsburg Pa while the
girl was permitted to return 70 LynchbaTg. The
young man begged to be allowed TO accompany
her. but she went back on him in the most ortho-
dox fashion, greatly to his chagrin.
Ohio Gets Is Onse More.
Said one chap to another, on Pennsyl-
vanie avenue the other day, " How does ii come
that Garfield has appointed a Democrat like
Thurman on the Paris Monetary Commission"
WELL" was the reply, you see all the Ohio
Republicans who are competent to fill ga Office had
been previously provided for. and GARFIELD had to
take Democrat to get another Ohi0an in, so he
took Thurman, and will rim on down the Demo-
cratic roll till some more Ohio Republicans come