National Republican., 1881-03-19
Prominent Arrivals.

mum, $50
Prominent Arrivals.
Ebbitt.-James Jackson, Paris France; James A.
Warder, Tennessee; r. NJ Hunter, Philadelphia,
Pa; G. Nicholson and wife, New York; John H.
Cough and wife, Massachusetts John Cook and John
N. HOughton, Indiana; S. C. l.. Harris Raleigh, n.
C o. ]. Spears, Troy Y. c.; DR.. William K. Vaughan
and w. Al. Yager Gordonsyille. Va; Hon. ]. L. Nor
phs, Mississippi; j. II. Beach and ]. NJ. MaeDougali'
New York; Mrs. I. Clinton Philadelphia, Pa; James
]. Kay and wife, Pittsburg, Pa. J. w. Collins, Cal
cago: w H. Johnson Kansas; Hon. T. b. Keogh and
Dr. w. H. Wheeler, North Carolina; Hon. Heath
Watts, Pennsylvania.
wiIIard's.-John Mitchell, Philadelphia; Hon.
John II. Brewer, New Jersey; j. n. Tits, A. PnoVer,
P. c. Rush, New York; Mr.. and Mrs. Probert, San
Francisco; j. ]. Hastings Virginia; y. Wheeler,
A. Leonly, Bridgeport w. W. Hoover San Francisco;
]. ]. Alexander, Maryland; W. Z. BaIch, New York
B. Revere, Port au Prince. Hayti: ii. E. Browne, Z.
p. Young, New York; ]. A. Miller Providence; John
B. Brown, Frank Tilhman, Maryland.
81. .Janies.-GeOrge w. Sensner, Q. ). N; James
Macarthur Chicago: w. B. Berry, Elmira, n. V; E.
R. Baxter and C. I. R1teris Philadelphia; r G.
Chandler, Chicago; H. Maxim Knoxville. Tenn.
Kzggs.-G. E. Herrick, Cleveland; ]. G. Jennings.
A. III. Holmes, W. Alexander New York; 6. W.
Hazen, Pittsburg; ]. Dillingham;, Pennsylvania; F.
Z. Vogth, Chicago.
ArlingfOn.-W. Borner, II. II. BoOloy, III. III.
HenOre New York; T. W. Conway, Brooklyn; R d.
Fowler, ]. n. Atkinson, Chicago; G. P. Sawyer,
Buffalo.
NatfonaI.-Hon G. W. Motfatt and Hon. B. Viii
son, West Virginia; Hon. ]. Warren Ktfer, Spring
field Oho Hon. o. P. Snyder Pine Bluff, Ark.
MetrOpOlifan.-S.J ]. Cond Morristown, Tenn;
John II. Smithson Florida F. n. Blodgett, Georgia /;
A. Hampton. Manner Academy, Virginia
WOrmley's.-J. N. Matthews, Buffalo; H. C.
Falmstock. J. NJ. Ellis, NewSYOrk G. G. Frelinghuy-
sen, P. s. Saunders, d. Clark, Mississippi.
Imperial.-A Campbell, Colorado; NJ. F. Doran,
Philadelphia
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A marriage license has been issued to
William Lowenthal and Sarah Dreifus.
Mr.. George F. Bratt, who is largely in
terested in Mississippi river commerce, is in the
city.
General William Brindle, now of Phil
adelphia, but formerly of Kansas, Is guest at
Wizards.
Quite an excitement was created yes
terday morning on First street, near ii, caused by
adrunken brute whipping his wife.
Mr. French, chief clerk of the contract
bureau, Post Office Department, has been confined
to the house for some days past by illness.
Major c. Paul, of Pittsburgh, one of the
most active and influential Republicans western
Pennsylvania, is in the city for a few days.
Mr.. Francis, editor of the Troy (N. "
Daily Times, who has been in the city since the
Inauguration, returned to his home yesterday.
Messrs. Emerson and Tucker have
placed new pump on the Asylum road, Union
town, and have also erected new pump at the
corner of Third street and Indiana avenue north
west.
A friend of the Herdics writes to THE
REPUBLICAN to say: "The residents on Ninth street
are longing for the Herdics. They will then be
able to be seated in riding up and down the street.
There is no better route in the city,
The total mortality in the District for
the month of February last was 362, the mortality
of the white population being at the rate of 17.6
per 1000 per annum. while that of the colored
population was 37.2 per 200. There were % mar
riage and 254 births reported.
A committee of stone-cutters working
on the Washington monument, Messrs. Homer
Campbell, John Skidmore, and George L. Benner,
called on Mr.. W. W. Corcoran yesterday to ask him
to endeavor to have the work continued. Colonel
T. J. Casey had to dismiss some OF the men, owing
to the appropriation not being made available at
once.
The Washington Cadets, Company A,
held their regular monthly meeting at their
armory, Tuesday evening, and, by the request of
some of the honorary members, the company was
ordered to appear at their armory 171S Pennsyl
vania avenue) in full uniform on Tuesday evening,
March %, at which time the honorary members
will be present.
The funeral of Mr. Seth Hillman, for
many years a faithful public servant as clerk in
the Post Office Department, took place yesterday
morning at his late residence, 227 Third Street,
after which the body was taken to New Jersey for
interment. Mr.. Hillman was sixty years of
age and an active member of several lodges in this
city. and a prominent temperance worker.
A letter has been addressed to Governor
Holiday of Virginia, by the District Commission
ers, naming DR.. W. ]. C. Duhamel, of this city "a
descendant of DR.. Duhamel, n surgeon of the
French navy that co operated with General Wash
ington at the seige and surrender of Yorktown as
proper person to represent the District
of Columbia at the approaching centennial cele
bration of that event, and they cordially recon-
mend him for appointment to that position.