National Republican., 1881-05-10
District BrevitieS.
The Weather To-Day.

Inc " eosner To-Day.
For the Middle atlantic States, including
The District OF Columbia, fair tceather Joto,ced by in
credsing c'oudiness and occasional rain, soutterfy
lUipds, stationary barometer, stationary higher tenn
perdture.
The temperature yesterday was as follows: Z q.
m., 61o; IL a. m, 74o p m, S0o; p. m, SO p.
m, 720; IL P. m, 69o; maximum, S1.So; minimum.
$50.
Prominent Arrivals.
Eb5ift.-MajOr J. c. Ord, T. s. A; ]. II. Gaines,
U. S. N: Lewis n. Bean, Philadelphia; George
Homer, Boston; F. w. Homer, Maine; Hon. ]. w.
Van Schaick, Governor William E. Smith, Wiscon-
sin; W. A Paige, New York; Lee C. Kerr, .. s. NJ;
Lieutenant NJ. P. Maus, U. s. A.; DIR. ]. r. GOble,
New Jersey; George Randolph. Philadelphia; n. S.
Collins, New York: ]. McIntire, Elkton Md; NJ. E.
Scott, North Carolina; Hon. A. c. Harmer, Penn
sylvania: w. ID. Strobe, jr., New York.
Wfllard's.-G. W. Hayden, II. w. Hayden,
Brooklyn; Charles Dwight, Boston; James F. NJ.
Evans, John SatterIee, New York; Hon James F.
Pierce, Brooklyn. n. V; Hon. Eli salisbury, Della
ware; Hon. w. ]. Sewell, New Jersey: Hon. James B.
Groome Maryland: C. II. Nash, X. NJ Mitchell, st.
Joseph, Mo-; F. de Bray, New York; William H.
Damerson, Boston; s. S. Nutres. Chicago; c. c. Mat
son, Indiana T. ] Stuart, Boston.
MetrOpOiitnn.-B. w. Holt, Richmond; W. II
Halbert Philadelphia: s. Frankel, ]. Gowdey New
York; a. Il. Pendleton, Winchester, Va; Henry E.
Peyion, Virginia; B. F. Hall, Philadelphia; D. Fran,
clS NJ H. Stern, IiliIdueliHld,
Floyd, Cortland. N "; a. F. LucadO, X. D. Urger-
hart, Lynchburg, Va.
Riggs.-J II. Goodman, Maine; II l.. Burnett,
]. H. F1agg C. F. Nye, New York; C. A. Blackburn,
H. Howson, Philadelphia; ]. A LttOn, Montreal; ID.
Gillies, Canada; d. Freidnuch, San Francisco; d..
Dwyer, Massachusetts, r. Norwood, Boston.
Arlington. - Charles Heidsiclz, DIR. Louis A
Sayres, New York; B. II. Barker, London; NJ F.
Webb, Brooklyn; ]. F. Nichols, Boston; NJ. H. Nc
Bryde. North Carolina; Colonel A. w. Jones, Vir-
gna.
wormIey's.-A.D D. Jessup S. Bill, A. F. Frudley,
and L. H Warner, Philadelphia; L. Bartlett and s.
Bartlett, Boston: S. p Langley and P. H. Phoebus,
Fortress Monroe, Virginia.
St.James.-Dr. c. f. Parker, Illinois; F. NJ. Berry,
Boston; ]. W. JermOn, Philadelphia; A. S. Bailey,
Chicago; J. C. Grier, Danvle Pa; John SILVER, Fin
land; G.. AIpthar, France.
ImperiaI.-D. P. Cunningham, New York; C. A.
Wilson, Dallas, Tex; S. Woolard, w. H Ferguson,
North Carolina.
You can publish three-line advertise
ment of want, rent for sale, lost three times for
twenty-five cents in THE REPUBLICAN.
Colonel w. H. Philip died Saturday
evening at the buckingham Hotel, New York, in
the fifty eighth year af his age.
The Court in General Term yesterday
affirmed the judgment below in the case of a. L.
Barber & Co. VS.. the Peoples Savings Bank.
Judge Smell yesterday fined man
named Jackson Jones 500 or ninety days for
maliciOusly destroying fancy vase which adorned
the front of the Agricultural building
The revival services at Union Chapel,
Twentieth street northwest. under the auspices of
the Mizpah Band, will, owing to the unabated in
terest manifested in them, be continued every
evening during the present week.
The Potomac Boat Club will to-day en-
tcrtain number of their friends at their landing,
up the river. The party will be conveyed by tugs,
drinIables, and good lime IS expected ~
Joseph Oudan, who is said to have
and who, during his fifty-five years of life, had
worked for various bank-note companies getting
large salaries, died yesterday at the Providence
Hospital in impecunious circumstances.
At meeting of the Odd-Fellows' Relief
Association, held last evening, Mr.. John H. Bart
lett elected president to succeed the late John
F. Havenner. Mr.. Bartlett formerly vice
president and the vacancy created by his pro-
motion was filed by the election of Joseph II.
Daniels
Eight small boys, who stole a brass
lock from a switch on the Baltimore and Potomac
Road, near the tunnel, thereby changing the
switch and nearly causing an accident, were
taken by the police yesterday before Superintend-
ent Sharp, who reprimanded them, but refused to
prosecute them.
John Z. Smith and Charles NJ Leary,
two alleged three-card monte men, were COM
mitted to jail yesterday to await trial on charge
of assault and battery with intent to kill Andrew
J. Callahan, a Capitol policeman. The assault
committed train coming from the races.
Callahan had previously elected Smith from the
Capitol.
Building permits were granted yester-
day to Oliver Cox to build two brick dwellings on
street, between Thirteenth and Fourteenth north
west to be nineteen by thirty four feet, each two
stories high and to cost $500; J. Fl. Crandall to
build row of six brick houses on Marion street,
between T and Q and Sixth and Seventh north
west, for 900.
The District Commissioners have re-
fused the request of John Bresnahan to use old
curbing in front of his premises, 422 and 42i NJ
street northwest Lieutenant Greene having rec
commended that the District should retain the
curbing in all such eases, Notwithstanding the
fact that the paving of NJ street paid for by the
property-ownerS
Judge Wylie, in the Equity Court yes
terday, denied the injunction asked for by Joseph
B. Stewart against the Chiriqui improvement
Company. Stewart. who was heavy stOckhOlder,
wanted Ambrose w. Thompson, president of the
company, cnjoined from receiving, handling, or
appropriating S20000O appropriated by Congress to
pay for certain property bought by the Govern
ment from the company.