National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-04-28
Prominent Arriyaya-

go; IL a. m, $50; p. M, 60; D. m, 90; D. m.
60; II D. m, Coz; maximum 735; minimum, coo
Prominent Arrivals.
WIllard's.-J MacdOnough James o Donohue
Hon. Perry Belmont Professor C. Ludwig, New
York: Samuel Andrews, Pittsburg; Hon. ]. A ]
Creswell, Elkton Md: James Hammond, Philadel
phla; ii. II. COlClaZer, Baltimore: Hon. Eli SauS
bury, Delaware; A. b. Holloway. Philadelphia; Rev
William Burnett Wright, Boston; Stewart Patton
r. c. Mann. New York Charles c. Eggert, Byron
Pomeroy. jr, Philadelphia: T. F. Segner. Burlington
Iowa.
Ebbitt.-George d. Nickel, Colorado; L. c. Muir,
ray, New York; Boyaton Leach Edee Lloyd, jr U
$. N: F. F. Freshman, New York; John IL. Stison
Cincinnati H B. Hutchings New York; f. l. Maule
| Philadelphia; I. A Goodlett, New York: J. W,
Thompson, U. s. N: A E. baylor, New York; F. B.
Case U. S. A.; Frank Adams. New York; Z. c. Gar
rett, Walter Wood, John Field, F. b. Reeves, Phila
delphia.
| Sational.-COlonel Thomas z. Shallcrop, West
Virginia; o. j. Smith, Baltimore; John w. Durham
! PhlIadephia; E. ID. GOldstein. Philadelphia; ID. w.
| Carhart, Chicago; L. Livingston, New York: W. w
/ Lockwood, Michigan; F. P Dunn, Boston: William
]. Feely, Providence; James Humbert, L. $. A: P
| Echort. Ohio; Thomas w. Foster, New York.
RiSgs--C. B. BOstwick. S. J. Adams, Pittsburg
| W. +. Rowan, E. Ingersol, S. F. Meigs Philadelphia
L. Lapham, J. B. Pings A. c. Roberts, w. H. Stanton
New York; A. L. Mellen Florida; S. NJ. Young, To
ledo; G. s. Silsbee, Massachusetts, W. P. Warner F.
A. Long, Mr.. PenhalIow, Boston; P. S. Wetman,
| N.
! st. JaHIes.-R Gross, Milwaukee; Samuel Smith,
| New York; A. t. Brown Columbus, Ohio; Hon. ].
! c. Burrows, Michigan; H. Is. and I. w. Newburg,
Eden. KY; c. A. Huffman, Philadelphia; A. c.
Vaughan, Ohio; A. Coburn. Lynn, Mass.
| WOrmley's.-T. BidGIe. a. V. Meigs, R. NJ. Cad
walader, ]. F. and w. NJ Meigs Philadelphia; ]. Rs
| CorlidSe, Boston
TmperiaI.-J. P. Walker United States army; j.
Murray, West Virginia; ]. Warner, Jersey City; c..
p. Perkins, Ohio.
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! n. Y; Rev. G. G. Carter, New York.
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Henry Cummings, business manager of
Miss Annie Eva Fay, is at the Imperial
The application of Mr.. Frank M. East
man for admission to the bar of the District was
yesterday referred to the examining committee.
Robert Beall has been dangerously ill
at his rooms 903 street. for the past ten days He
is now getting better and intends to go to Old
Point next week.
The military rife subscription match,
which was set for Saturdays at Benning's range,
has been changed to Thursdays at the same hour,
beginning with this afternoon.
The examining committee yesterday re-
ported favorably upon the applications of John
Fillius, of UniOntown, and e. A. knahe, 2391% Four
and-a- half street southwest, for liquor licenses.
Professor John II. Hewitt has re-
signed his chair in Lake Forest University, H.,
and accepted the Lawrence professorship of the
Greek language and literature in Dartmouth Col
lege.
The mortality in the District for the
week ended Saturday last was seventy one, a de-
crease of twenty-one when compared with the
previous week. There were sixtyfour births re-
ported.
The National Rifles will not be re-
qured TO turn out this afternoon for escort duty as
contemplated, inasmuch as the new uniforms for
the Union Veteran Corps will not arrive in time
for the parade on this date.
During the past week Inspector Sutton
inspected $50 bushels oysters 14513 punches of
fish 11$2 422 herring, - AL shad S233 taylors and
10000 clans. He condemned 625 bushels of oys-
tiers and 257 punches of fish.
give their closing card reception to- morrow even
ing, at the residence of n. W. Fitzgerald, esq., No
1915 street. where fine musical and literary
programme will be presented.
At the annual meeting of the members
of All Souls Church Hon. W. A. Richardson,
George E. Baker, and W. P. Dunwoody were elected
to succeed Mr. Justice Miller Pavmaster- General
Cutter, and William E. Chandler as members of
the board of trustees
The counsel for ex-senator ChriStiancy
has withdrawn the request to examine Lovejoy to
have the question certified to the Circuit Court
that they propounded to DR.. Lugenbeel on cross
examination, relative to the address on the letter
that he mailed on Christmas day.
Representative Urner was in the CITY
accompanied by his little son, who was
so severely injured by being thrown from u car
rage several months ago as to render a surgical
operation for his relief necessary. This operation
was successfully performed yesterday morning,
and Mr. Crner, with his son, left for home i'll the
afternoon.
Mrs. Hannah Bennett, writing from
Gilman Ill, under date of April D. says: "All of
the women and Girls of the town old enough to
vote out Yesterday CD udsse TO vote upon the
local option BILL Mrs. Hannah Bennett is sixty
eight years Of age, and is the mother of Mrs Belva
Lockwood, Of this city. She evidently considers /
herself one of the girls.
The Rev. DIR. Swing has seen Gene |
We've Ward in Forget Me- Not" lie thinks her /
graceful and accomplished, but he wants TO forget
the play as soon as he II his first visit to
a theatre, and he was disappointed. He should |
have known enough 70 choose a Shakspearean /
tragedy or au old English comedy instead of a |
modern adulterous melodrama.
Assistant Paymaster George W. Jones. !
ordered for duty in the Bureau of Provisions and |
Clothing; Master John C. Fremont has reported
his return home, having been detached from the
on the 10Th of March, and has been
gneer Edwin T. Phillippi, detached from the Bu-
reau of Steam Engineering and ordered to special
duty at Portsmouth, ~ H.
4 delegation waited on the Commits
sioners yesterday and desired to have street be-
tween First and -Four and a-half streets south
west included in the schedule of streets to be i'm
proved. When informed that it could not be done
one ofthe vi-itors lost his temper became greatly
excited, and denounced the District government |
Is a ring with few members. 1t was suggested |
20 him to apply for membership, and then he
might probably secure what Improvements he de-
sired.
Marriage licenses have been issued to
he following applicants D. n. Wigfeld and Dora
L. Parr, both of Fauquier County Virginia: John
q. Bland and Annie ]. PIERCE Pitt Cooke of Pom
tho, Col, and Helen NJ. Nicholson, of this city;
James Compton and Ellen L. Doll Albert c. Ten
oy, of this city, and Annie Hardy, of Montgomery
County, Maryland; James B. Sewell, of Maryland.
Ind Ellen Branham, of Texas; Charles 8. Penhal-
ow of Boston, Mass, and Mary Coffin of this cty:
George Bray and Rosa Tyre; Anthony Lerch and
Iarol;ne Mergenthaler; John P. Morris and E. H. |
oendleton; A. II. Glennan, of New York and Susie
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