National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-03-11
Prorniucnt Hotel ArrIvaIs.

Prominent Hotel Arrivals.
WIIIard's-Edward G. Fahnestock, Pennsylva
mia; General Cyrus Bussey, North Carolina; n. b
r Frey, New York; Mrs Albert Daggett, Brooklyn
: General W. L. McMillen, North Carolina; Jane
McDermott Brooklyn; NJ. Hofheimer, Cincinnati
, | c. A. Rodney, Delaware; Harry Hammond. Soutf
y Carolina; c. c. Mathers, Pennsylvania; W.
L Wyley, Louisiana; t. W. Davis, Pittsburg; JOIN
l. Richards Pittsburg; Charles a. Sterling, New YORK
S Mrs Charles A. Sterling, New York; II. T. McConr
: and wife. New York; S. T. White, New York; ].
French and wife, Fall River s. L. French and wife
4 Fall River; Thomas Flynn and wife. Pennsylvania
y William Wakeman, New York; W. L. Clark, Viz
ginia; F. ]. Allen and wife, New York; A. Wright
Sanford, New York.
Ebbitt.-Edw. F. Thayer and wife, Miss Thayer
; Boston; ]. w. Weed, New York; B. A. Summers
Hartford; E. T. Starr, Philadelphia; William p
Duvall, U. s A. W. D. Andrews, New York; 1. NJ
Shaw. Indiana; S. c. Spencer. Chicago; E r. An,
drews. Q. S. A.; r. Woods Illinois; NJ NJ. Boone
Salt Lake City /. l. Morphs, Mississippi; Fred Lay
ton and wife, Miss Dickens, Miss Hayman John
Dickens Milwaukee; Walter Alden, ST. Louis; George
H Teaman, New York; PHI Jones, New Jersey
John Tyler and wife, Columbus, O.; p. Coste, ST.
Louis; w. II. easier, New York. ]. $. Lockwood,
Boston; l. r. Brunette. U. A.; Mrs H. II. Burnette
New York B. F. Coates, VI. Boggs, Ohio; S. Murphy,
Arkansas Mrs. Stack, James NJ Halstead, jr., New
York.
NatiOnal.-J. w. Pass Hickory, N c.; Hon.
ohm Hancock. Texas; 2. J. Lehnhard. PIERCE City
Mo-; E R. Simons North Carolina; w. S. Green,
Baltimore; w. q. Chittick, New York; Samuel L.
Quimby, New York; D. s. Quimby, Brooklyn, N Y,
B. F. Whidden, lancaster n. H.; j. w. Chevois and
wife, New York city; Allen Hay, jr.. and sister New
York; Frank F. Lands, Waynesboro, Pa Ross w.
Reagon, louisiana; B. P. holland, Virginia; L. Le-
man, Philadelphia; d. Larrabee, Baltimore; Mrs. j.
NJ. Washburn, Dakota; n. p. Longford, st. Paul.
Mimi; W. H. RUSSELL, Philadelphia; Samuel B. Boyd,
Walter L. Ross, J. L. Rhea. Knoxville, Tenn.
ST. James.-R, r. Bryan and wife. Miss Wharton.
Huntington. Pa Herman OF enb rig, r. S. Taylor s.
| l. Gu nby D. s. Quinby, j. B. Webb New York !;
Samuel H. Spocner, In1iana; NJ s. Decker, ii. B.
| Berry, Elmra \. V; Charles McMullen, Eenver,
Col; ]. E Ransom, Buffalo. y. Y; W. ]. McGrath,
OCala, Fla: A. CHARLES Thompson and wife, New
York; William G. Ha-ri on, 10. Sirius, jr. Virginia.
A. E Lewis Philadelphia; S. p. Bailey and wife,
| Massachusetts; G. W. Down ng, New York; r, w.
| Ransom, St Paul.
]. B. Summerfeld and wife. Brooklyn; ]. ]. Gregory
and wife, Marblehead: E. S. French, New York;
William NJ. Withers, Richmond; William r. Broad
wax, r. B. Johnston, Philadelphia; r. w. Gwathmey,
Baltimore; s. W. Brooks Leesburg, Va; ]. NJ. Tay-
lor and wife, Brooklyn; Miss Flora Norton Middle
town, n. Y. w. B. Daland and wife, Elizabeth n. J.;
r. A. Hill, Oxford Miss; S. d. Kennedy, Richmond;
William II. Smyth, Atlanta, Ga: Mrs. ]. ]. Hickok
Augusta, Ga; Gustavus Ober, Baltimore.
ImperiaI.-JamesE Jones, Massachusetts,; Will
lam Saunders, Chicago; A L. Darnall. Sherman,
Texas; E. A. Phillip, Boston; George Randall Nash
vile; W. II. Jones, BroOkville, Ind; B. F. Bond,
Baltimore; ]. G. Schiebe, Philadelphia; John Y.
| Stowe, Iowa.
ArIIngton.-A W. Campbell, Wheeling W. Va;
a. E Wilson, LOuisvile D. b. Lee. New York; ]. w.
! Tyler Long Island; F. o. Mason New York; L. W.
Hellman, Ohio; W. T. Poole Baltimore; C. Chancery,
| Philadelphia; G. w. Vik, New York.
Riggs.-J. c. Jackson, New York; ]. L. Woodford,
Brooklyn; s. w Roach, New York; Mr. J. A. Bur-
| lam. Boston; 7. W. Johnston, Columbus, Ohio; j. P.
Dana, Athens, Ohio; DIR. A. Ames, jr. Boston.
WOrmley's.-R. Rea, Chicago; G. T. Marye Ne
vada; H. n. Fisher, Boston; C. a. Num-, Chicago.
THE REPUBLICAN will be of special in
terest to politicians tomorrow 1t will contain a
full exhibit of the Federal patronage with salaries
stated, affording timely opportunity for the pa
triotie statesman to prepare his papers with sigma
lures of influence
Mr.. E. A. Phillips, of Boston, is a guest
at the Imperial.
Ex-senator Dorsey left the city last
night for New York.
General and Mrs Grant left Washing
ton for New York yesterday.
Hon. S. B. Chittenden, of BROOKLYN, n. |
" has returned to the city, and is at the Airing
ton.
The Supreme Court of the District has |
appointed Mr. James L. Auden an examiner in |
chancery and United States commissioner.
Mr.. S. Spooner, son of General Ben |
Spooner, late United States marshal of Indiana, |
arrived in the city yesterday, and will remain |
few days.
A party of emigrants, numbering about |
thirty men. women and children, passed through |
this city yesterday on their way from South Caro-
lima to Washington Territory.
Marriage licenses have been issued as
follows: Chris Heitmuller and johanna Kuster; Ed
win s. Linthicum and Sadie Z. Burke Joshua
Campbell and Caria Eskridge.
The work of laying double track on
the Baltimore and Potomac road between this city
and Baltimore which was commenced last fall, !
will be resumed as soon as the weather improves.
Daniel Jones, a colOred man, was COM
mitted to the workhouse In default of bonds, yes
terday, for threatening to kill young white wo-
man named Florence Manning, If she did not
marry him.
Newspaper dealers, agents and news
boys viii do well TO send in their orders early for
to -morrow's REPUBLICAN, which will contain list
of the Government Offices and will be in great de-
mand by the army of political patriots.
The lady managers of the Washington
City Orphan Asylum have instituted an inyesti-
agement of the asylum by a lady recently en-
ployed there as an assistant to the matron.
Two thousand eight hundred appli-
cants for Marshal of the District; $500 for Com
missioners of the District; 1900 for Recorder;
$50 for Register Of Wills; 1,i00 for Chief of Police
1000 for Health Officer: 100000 for anything
they can get.
Mr. George L. Sheriff, owner of the
steamer Mettano, had interview with the Dis
trict Commissioners yesterday, and made arrange
ments by which the. fish arriving at his wharf by
the steamer can be transported to the fish wharf
in carts and wagons.
Thomas NJ. Baker, charged with alb
Ia.
clerk in the Dead-Letter Office, yesterday gave
pail before Justice Bundy in the sum of 900 for
his appearance OH Monday next. Mr.. J. P Apple
man became his surety.
John E. Spinks yesterday pleaded
guilty of burglariously entering the residence of
Colonel Rogers Jones on the night of the 18th Of
January last, and taking therefrom jewelry and
diamonds to the value of S36l. Justice Cox sent
him TO the Auburn State Prison for three years
An invitation has been extended to
Professor Oscar Oldberg medical purveyor of the
Marine Hospital service, to attend the Interna-
tional Pharmaceutical Congress- which conyenes
in London in August. The invitation comes from
the Pharmaceutical Society of Great Britain and
has been accepted.
District Attorney Corkhill, for the
United States has entered suit against Levi E
Dudley, special Indian commissioner to consol-
date the Rio Verde and San Carlos and Chineahua
dllu hui GpIlHSS RESERVATIONS, and his
bondsm en-, E. N. Webbcr and F. A. Boswell to re-
cover the sum of 5000 for falling to account for
public property that came into his hands
The Fair for the benefit of Anacostia
Lodge No. 81, F. and A. NJ. will be held in the
Masonic Temple, commencing May and continu-
ing for two weeks, in charge of the following
named gentlemen John H. King, chairman; VIII {
liam H. Collin, secretary; Hudson Petit treasurer
William H. King, John H. O'Donell Charles N. |
Wood, Otto DeMoli, John E. Herrell, John Me- :
Lean. James TindaIl, James A. Jarboe, John H.