National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-03-17
Prominent Arrivals.


| Ebbitf.-Captain L. P. Burrows, Colorado: R
| Dole, NJ D., New York; T. E. Lee, North Carolina
| R. w. Turpin Cincinnati: Charles Allen, Harrisburg
J. 5. Conrad United States army n. L. Van Fleet
Marion, OhO G.. Balm, New York n. Borup, A. P
Warren, Montana; c. McGregor United States navy
! w. III. LOwery and wife, Richmond Va; I. w. Ster
rift, G. B. Sterritt, Brooklyn, N Y; S. d. Kemp and
wife, New York; George P. Webster, New York
| Charles Bird L. c. Bird, Delaware; II. w. Trumbull
and daughter, Connecticut: Henry Bell, Connecticut
Hon. ]. 7. Wait, Connecticut; NJ. Polachak, Chicago
J. ]. Hacking and wife, Chicago; G. s. Woolman and
wife, New York; W. G. Hammer United States
navy: T. III. Antisell, San Francisco; T. Henderson
| jr., New York; Charles f. Hill, Baltimore; Thomas
DefOrd, Baltimore: J. C. Slocum, Indiana.
Wiflard's--Generai n. NJ Curtis, New York
Hon. ]. A. Mcmahon, Ohio General W. = Franklin
Hartford: General NJ. T. Mcmahon New York; Gen
eral George B. Mcclellan, New Jersey; Mrs. McClel
| Ian, New Jersey; Miss Mcclellan New Jersey
| George Alfred Townsend, New York; General James
h. MOorhead and DIR. James Allison Pittsburg; Judge
r. H. Carey, Mississippi; General William Brin6le,
Philadelphia Hon. William McClelland Pttsburg.
Imperial.-J. E. Warner, London; George NJ.
Lawrence, Newark, n. J.: Miss Phelps, Boston; NJ.
F. Darner, Philadelphia; w. G. Crawley, Philadel-
phia; ]. A. Robinson, Philadelphia w. L. Buckson,
New York; W. F. Fitzgerald Vicksburg, Miss; w.
Lawrence, Chicago; Henry F. Poore, Honolulu.
ST. James, III. Ross, Belfast, Ireland; Hugh
McCoffery, Pennsylvania; George w. Maynard, New
York; L. w. Foster Dakota; j. NJ. Waldron Mime
sota Isaac McCutchen. Charlotte, Mich.
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Mr.. Henry T. Poore, of Honolulu, is
stopping at the Imperial
Edward z. Kidder, advance manager
of Rice's Surprise Party, is in the city.
Mary c. Stoddard was yesterday
granted divorce from Armat Stoddard
Instructions have been issued to the
police to arrest all persons found sweeping refuse
from shops and stores into the streets.
The total mortality in the District for
the week ending with Saturday last was 95 There
were 40 births and Il marriages reported.
Mr.. Hillman, a third-class clerk in the
POST Office Department. died suddenly on Tues
day evening last from rheumatism of the heart, as
is suppoSed.
Alberta Davis, a colored girl, was sem
fenced to Jail for six months yesterday for breaking
fling her trunk.
The Garfield and Arthur Wide-Awake
Club last evening adopted resolutions indorsing
Mr.. J. I. Johnson for the United States marshall
ship of the District
Myriads of left-handed blessings are
alighting On the Government Printing Office
A heaYy furlough of employees is rumored to come
oil in day or two.
Rev. E. w. S. Peck, the retiring pastor
of the Asbury NJ. f. Church, colored, is to be the
honored recipient to- morrow evening of a fare
we'll presentation by the United Working Club. -.
The last of the inaugural 3ps have left.
and the Departments. Gre resuming their normal
ss,s leyees of the heads thereof growing
slnaller and thinner with each succeeding morn
ing.
Mr.. Frank J. Wright, formerly of this
city, who was reported to have fallen victim to
the wrath of a mistaken vigilance committee i'll
Colorado, has turned up all right in Silver City,
New Mexico.
Marriage licenses have been issued to
Myer Stern and Mary Myers, John F. Dyer and
Lille A. Elgin, both of Fairfax County Virginia;
William H Lowry and Mary NJ. Davis, both of
Richmond, Va.
Mr.. Frank Ridlon formerly of Page &
Fletcher contractors in this city. Is at the Airing
ton. Mr. Ridlon is here as the representative of
the Brush Electric Light Company of New York,
Boston. Philadelphia, and Baltimore.
George H. Hoagland, through his So
licitor, Mr. Thomas F. Miller, has fled petition
for divorce from his wife, Susan H. Hoegland, on
the ground of inidelity, John Douglass and Henry
Williams being implicated in the charges.
The examining committee yesterday
approved the following applications for LIQUOR
licenses: William A OMeara, 1910 street north
west East & Thicker 1926 Pennsylvania avenue,
and Francis L. Rechert 515 Seventh street south
west.
A rumor was prevalent yesterday after
noon that General Schenck had been taken sud
denly and seriously i'll. An investigation of tais
report last night developed the fact that ere was
no truth whatever in it, as General Schenck took
his dinner as usual and had been up and about
his house all day.