National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-03-16
Prominent Arrivals.

phia r. J. Shaw Plainfield, N j.; Newton Crane,
st. Louis; C. B, Hickman, Colorado; ]. F. Pierce,
Baltimore; Hon. Amos Clarke, New Jersey; J. w.
Bosler, Pennsylvania; F. Johnson, Denver, Col. r.
c. Humphreys and wife, Florida j. X. CLARK, wife,
child, and maid, New York; Charles w. Roberts
Bangor, Ne: G. w. Seeley and wife, Miss Byeion,
Miss Martin, Miss Robertson, New York; {. w.
Williams, kentucky; j. Nix and wife, u .. Al
Harmon d. Waldo, 4. c. Case, New Haven; W. NAL
10y, New York; Mrs. Edward Everett, Edward EV-
eret:, Boston; c. ShimerhOrn and wife, New YORK !;
Hon. Marcns L. Ward Newark, n. j.; V. W. WILCOX,
New York; P. Herdic, Thomas A. Hall, Philadei-
phia; /. ". Maffett, New York; l. NJ. Wilson and
wife, San Francisco: Herman Richie, New York; L.
T. Black and wife, Ohio; 6. W. Bellows, New York;
II. W. Bard and wife, BALTIMORE E S. Blake and
wife w. Il. Hepburn, Boston; G. Rolse, Brooklyn
Riggs.-R. {. Kerens st. Louis; y. T. Clark. Min
nesota: L. NJ. Pearkman, San Francisco; ii. Blenner-
hasset. w. Rogers, s. V. Talcott. New ork; W. OTIS
Ohio; L. p. Freeman, Boston; I. Owen. Philadelphia
Ebbftt.-C. w. Moulton Cincinnati Ohio; L. Hen
derson, Mrs, and Miss Henderson, Miss Carnduh,
Scotland; George A. Fairfield, {. and 6. Llnvey d. >.
Waving D. S. Gordon, L. :. y.
ArlingtoM.-E d. Webster, C. X. Graham, A. II.
Turner, New York: e. P. Sawyer. &. n. Ganson, 3 3
Rogers, A. w. Hickman, Buffalo, n. Y; General
Baird c. g. A.
MefrOpOlifan.-Lieutenan A. NJ. Fuller, T. y
A; b. Roehm. Detroit; W. T. Rken Danville, Va;
E. r. Plumb, Atlanta Ga; the Misses Boteler, Lynch
burg.
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New York; C. Amory, Boston: Eliot F. Shepard,
New York; J. s. Cation. Chicago: l. Curtis, Boston.
Nafi0naI.-Hon. w. A. Smith, North Carolina;
Hon. II. G. Urner, Maryland: ]. C. Bush, Philadcl-
phia; Isaac d. McCuteheH, Michigan.
ST. JRnes.-Oscar We'll, San Francisco Cal; w.
B. Mitchell Tennessee; W. II. Benson, Virginia.
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W. F. Fitzgerald, of Vicksburg, Miss,
is guest at the Imperial.
Yesterday Mr.. George LOOMS, of West
Virginia, was admitted to the bar of the District.
Mr.. George NJ. Hayward, of the firm of
Hayward & Hutchinson died yesterday morning.
r. c. Kerns, esq, of st. Louis, arrived
in this city yesterday TO look after his large mail
contract Interests
Vincent Boreing, esq, of London, KY,
one of the heaviest mail contractors of the South
west, left for home yesterday.
Hon. Kenneth Rayner made a state
ment to the District Commissioners yesterday in
relation to the charges preferred by him against
Policeman Barley.
Farnham, in his additional statement
to the District Commissioners, said that he carried
the Cancelled sewer certificates around in his pocket
and sold them wherever he could.
John n Stutz, administrator of the es-
tate of Johan e. New, has entered suit against the
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company, of New
York to recover 000 insurance on the life of the
deceased.
Lieutenant John F. Kelly has been re-
lieved from duty in the Fifth Police Precinct and
made night inspector CT the force. Lieutenant
Richard II. Arnold has been assigned to the charge
of the Fifth Precinct.
Mr.. ia. Williamson, of Georgetown,
had narrow escape from being incinerated last
Friday night in his store at Warrenton Station Va
He was sleeping in the store when it caught fire.
and awOke just in time to save himself.
1t is stated that man has just been
appointed Waterman in the Interior Department
who is red-h hot Democrat, and few years ago
was arrested for attempting an outrage ON little
girl at the Navy Yard. He is doing well.
Mary Coughlin has obtained decree
VI uINOICc HUH DeHIiS COuSuiiu, Will
to resume her maiden name. Justice Wylie has
granted a divorce TO Asa VI. Daniels from the
bonds Of matrimony with Sarah ]. Daniels
Four District inventors received pat
ents yesterday, as follows: Alexander G. Bell, cleo
trio cali BELL Israel R. Bumenberg, surface con-
denser Story B. Ladd, barrel-head fastening, and
Charles 3. Van syckel, bottle and other glassware
Mr.. W. F. Seymour, president of the
Gaslight Company, has been notified
by the Commissioners that complaints have been
made in respect to the refuse discharged from the
works, and finding its way into the
Rock Creek and Potomac River The company
has been requested to abate the nuisance.
The following marriage licenses have
been issued: Thomas Stanton and Mary Farmer,
J. T. OBrien, of Alexandria County, Virginia, and
Cordelia Kidwell, of Fairfax County, Virginia; G.
r. Brown and Ella i. Wright, William Parks and
Lizzie Rithie, both of Arlington, Va; Charles A.
Dewar, of Glcndive, Mont, and Martha N. Wal
bridge, of StOneham, Mass.
Yesterday, in the Criminal Court, Henry
Roberts was put on trial. charged with having
made an assault upon Clark Brown, the case COM
ing up on appeal from the Police Court. The evil
dence developed strange circumstances, and
showed that there had been some pretty tall Swear
ing against the accused. 1t resulted IN the defend
ant being acquitted and Clark Brown being COM
mitted to await the action Of the grand jury the
charge of aSSauiting Roberts and for committing
perjury on the witness stand