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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-03-08
TkR-HEEL VISITORS
Delegation of North CaroIinIans at the
White House.

The North Carolina visitors to the in
auguration met attheir headquarters Ebbitt House,
at two p. m. yesterday for the purpose of paying
their respects to the President, and organized by
electing Colonel T. n. Cooper chairman of the
delegation and Colonel Thomas Powers secretary.
They then proceeded to the White House, and
were received by the President, The following
gentlemen comprise the delegation all Of whom
speak IN gratifying terms of their reception: Col
ouel I. n. Cooper, Colonel Thomas Powers Hon.
D. L. Russell, Hon. o. Hubbs, Hon. W. P. Cannady,
Colonel l. J. Young, Judge George Green, Marshal
]. B. Hill, Major Robert Hancock, F. NJ. SOrrelI
Marshal R. N. Douglass, Hon. D. A. jenkins, Col
s. r. Carrow Judge d. C. Pearson, Hon. J. H. Har-
ris Hon. j. E. OF ara, J. II. Williamson, F. d. Dau-
cey, John C. Daucey o. Hunter, jr, A d. Cowles,
Fl. C. Cowles, Judge J. NJ. Cloud. Hon. ]. A. Hyman
Hon. w. r. Truh, Hon. W. S. OBJ. Robinson, J. o.
Crosby B. J. Edwards, jr., A G. and R. T. Shavender,
T. d. McAlpin, J. L. Garrett, J. C.. Callahan, A l..
Jackson, H H. Martini J. f. Hamlin, Hon. ]. ].
Martin, Colonel A. D. jenkins, Hon. ]. B. Respass,
Hon. Alexander McCabe, Colonel Hugo Hide
brand. David Killett, W. R. Hammond, W. v.
Turner J. l.. Bailey, W. II. Mcneil, NJ. W. Bufkin,
E. W. Turner, J. II. Harmon, John Robinson, Win
field Scott, J. H. Lane David Harmon, g. o. Beaver,
J. c. Price, Hon. ]. B. Abbott, J. L. Sledge, James
Liscomb, William Atkinson, ]. N. Siterson, J..
Daniel, George n. Hill, Hon. George H. Price, j. D.
Dudley, Benjamin Scott, Hon. George W. Price,
Arthur Spruin, Wheeler Martin, P. 4. Cummings,
Alexander Long, and others Of that State. The
members oft delegation were severally presented
to the President by Colonel 7. N. Cooper, assisted
by Hon. w P.-Tannady.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-03-08
4 Lady Seriously Injured.

Mrs. Charles F. Russell, residing in
Georgetown. while stepping from an Avenue can
at the corner of Sixth street yesterday morning
was struck in the temple by the pole of q wagon
coming in an opposite direction, and knocked
senseless. She was taken into the drug store
under the National Hotel and attended by DR.
Heller, who pronounced her injuries of serious
and probably fatal nature, the skull having been
fractured. Subsequently Mrs Russell was re-
moved to her home and cared for by her
family physician, who stated last evening
that examination proved her injuries not to be 50
serious as was at first supposed, and that there was
fair prospect for her recovery The driver of The
wagon, after knocking the lady down, did not
wait 10 learn the result of his caresness but drove
rapidly down the Avenue. Later in the day he
was arrested by Lieutenant Eckloff, TO whom he
gave his name as Robert Washington. He is lock ed
up at headquarters TO await the appearance Of ;he
lady in court
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-03-08
National Observation-Disclosures,

As a proof that the legitimate drama
is better patronized than the sketchy attempts at
amusement which suddenly took possession of the
fancy of the public, but of which the same public
is now becoming weary, and which will soon be
reegated to the variety stage where they properly
belong, the large audience that present at the
National Theatre last night need only be men
toned Mr. Lawrence Barrett, a gentleman who
is highly appreciated, not only for his his
trionic abilities, but also for his sterling
qualities as u man, made his first ap-
pearance in this city for some time in
the character of Riceiieu in Bulwers play of that
name. Mr.. Barrett's conception ofthe willy Cardi-
snal differs in some respects from that of other
actors who represent the part; yet throughout his
entire Interpretation there is the evidence of care
full and intelligent study, and the loud applause
and frequent calls before the curtain attested the
satisfaction of the large audience present. To-
night Mr.. Barrett will present W. D. Howells beau
tiful play, entitled " Yoricks Love- which affords
him an opportunity of appearing at his very best.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-03-08
Colorado Callers.

The President received the Coloradians
in the city yesterday at quarter to three p. m.
The delegation was headed by Senators Hill and
Teller, and Representative Belford. They were re-
ceived with marked cordially After the recep-
ton they organized Colorado Club, and elected
Senator n. P. Hill president, Judge j. B. Belford
secretary, and Senator II. NJ Teller treasurer They
have their banner, and are fitting up complete
headquarters at Senator Hills house. The names
of those composing the delegation, in addition to
the CongressmeD, were: G. w. Snyder, l.. P. Bur-
rows, T. W. sidentery, s. n. Hoyt, Frank McCarty
D. s. Bills, ]. C. Holmes, Nathan Cornish, J. c.
Bundy, J. P. Richardson, C. H. Martin, NJ Silver
thorn, c. c. Howell, ]. D. Smith, jr.,
R. s. BARLEY, Henry Randall Waite, Charles n.
HILL W. A. ofenbaeher, F. W. Ripley. A. S. Ripley,
P P. Wilcox, j. II. Monheimc-, 6. Goldstein, Albert
Johnston, c. c. Warren, Isaac Cooper, Charles H.
Thompson, John Davis, D. J. Chadwick, D. NJ
Richards. George D. Nickel, Frank Belford, and
DR.. A. B. Robbins.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-03-08
Land Office Promotions.

One of the last official acts of Secretary
Sehurz, of the Interior Department. was to sign
the promotions Of the following clerks i'll the Gen
eral Land Office: Class two to three. W. LIE
Barnes and G. B. Coburn, District of Columbia; F.
Bracket and J. B. Bausman, Minnesota and +. J.
Harrison, lows. Class one TO three-F. d. Hobbs,
New Hampshire Glass one to two-J. R. Randall,
H. A. Wind, and j. H. Baker, Pennsylvania; O.
HinTichs and William Naylor, District Of Columbia
II. Wahly, Michigan; P. d. Seymour, Ohio; C. Fl.
Rabbit Iowa: s. 6 Mari, Maryland; W. r. Boyd,
Minnesota; and c. C. Wilson, Virginia. Copyists,
TO class one-H. 4. Post, Connecticut ]. H. Hickox,
ir., New York; Q. H Herring Iowa; Y. Pike, vir-
ginia: C. T. YOder D. w. Scott, and A. W. Bell,
Pennsylvania; G. V. n Ogden, New York; J. W.
Childs, Maryland Clarence Key, District of CO.
umbia; W. Fl. Grig5by, Georgia; C. 4. Bretow
Michigan; $500 to 81 COO class-E J. shope, Mary
land, and Miss Mary c. Torrey, Michigan $40 to
seGe class-J L. West, South Carolina $500 to 5000
class-W. P. Jones, New York; $500 to $40 class
FL. MeGraw District of Columbia; laborers, $3.50
to $500 CLASP. s. Stewart and William Johnson,
District OF Columbia.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-03-08
Organizing the Jurfes.

Justice Cox, for the first time since his
advent to the bench OF the Supreme Court CT the
District yesterday presided in the Criminal Court,
and will do so for the remainder of the
year. The work of perfeciing the juries was taken
up and completed. OF the grand jury there were
excused NessrS. Daniel F. Johnson, John C. Ped
rick, William q. Moore, and Daniel II. Carroll.
Not found, J. T. Dyer. And Of the petit jury Aessrs
John ". Starr, John W. Schultz, NJ. ". Beverage
Edward Dolan, s. E. Middleton, Peter Fegan. and
". o. DenniSon.
The following talesnlcu were selected TO fill the
vacancies On the grand jury: John S. Murphy,
George Graham, Jacob Hirsh, and William Taylor
Peter Garden, and John H. Dunlap Iir. G. NJ
White VAS selected as foreman the oath admin
istered, and the nquisiorial body retired to their
rooms. The talesrnen for the petit iuries viii be
sWoTn in TO- 6ay
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-03-08

Congressman Acklen, of Louisiana
James G. WintersInith, clerk Of the House Commit
tee on Commerce, and Mr.. E. L. Mills will go to
Baltimore to represent Washington in a pigeon
sh ooting match, which will take place to-day.
An attempt was made on Sunday morn
ing about five o'clock to break into the residence
of Major 4. II. G. Richardson, No. 1872 street.
The burglars were frightened off by DR.. French,
next door but one, who fired on them. This is the
second attempt to break into the houses in this
row. The last time they succeeded in obtaining an
entrance 10 four of the houses. The police should
be little more active on this beat.
The decoration of the Washington
Monument on Friday was very tasteful and the
effect, as seen from the west side of the Treasury
Department, was really beautiful The lines on
each side of it, reaching from base to summit,
with their gay flags and ensgns, made frame for
the pure white marble shaft, crowned with the
starry banners which futtered gracefully in the
high March wind and with the light feecy clouds
for back ground, formed picture Of exceeding
beauty
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-03-08
Ex.Mayor yyaI,aeh.s Funeral.

The funeral of Hon. Richard Wallach.
ex-mayor of the District took place yesterday from
the family residence No 1901 street northwest,
and was very largely attended. The services were
conducted by Rev. Douglas Forrest associate rector
of Trinity Church, and the remains were inferred
in Oak Hill Cemetery, Georgetown, Messrs. Phil
lips, Lee Tom Lee. NcC. Knap. :. Watmough, r. C.
Sehenck, J. C. MeGUire, W. Morgan, General Hun
ter. J. W. Riggs Admiral Scott. S. Y. Niles, ". D.
Dagidgc, and A B. Webb oficiated as honorary
pail bearers. The active pail bearers were Frank
Taylor, Henry Taylor. Morgan Taylor, John Davis,
Frank Lee George Astor, Calderon Carlisle, John
franklin, ana Richard Smith. Among those pres
ent were the Commissioners of the District ex-
Mayor Berret, Surgeon General Barnes, ex-At
tOrney- General Williams, Mr.. ". ", Corcoran NJ
Joseph H. Bradley and nearly al the officials IN
der the old corporations
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-03-08
THE ADJUSTMENTS.
Foraet.Me-NOt,. "Richelfeu.- Theatre
Comfque, Blind Tom, The " Pirates

A brilliant and cultivated audience
greeted the first appearance Of Miss Genevievs
Ward at Fords Opera House last night. The play
which she presented had already acquired de-
cded public interest here from the fact that con-
siderable litigation had surrounded 1t and that
the establishment Of Miss Wards exclusive rlgnt
to it had been but recently established. After wit
Messing Forget me Not" the warm eneomlums
that have been bestowed upon it in Boston, New
York and Philadelphia readily Endorsed, Tor
it is 6 play Of most intense interest. The plot
is well and skillfnlly drawn, the charac-
ters being few, but so sharply defined that
they require most competent artists to prop
erly impersonate them. In the selection OF her
company Miss Ward, or heEmanager, Colonel SIM,
has exhibited great discrimination for they all seem
to fit into their respective parts as If they had been
made TO order for them. Miss Cora Tanner repre-
scented Alice FerReg with grace and delicacy that
was particularly attractive while in the passages
that called for emotional power she proved herseli
fully equal to all the requirements OF the part
Miss Laura lie Claire looked and acted the char-
acter of Mrs. Foley to perfection. NJ FRANK
Clements, q thorough Engiishman. made a
manly Sir Horace ITelby, and in his scenes
with Miss Ward rendered most efficient support
to that lady The characters of Barrato and Prince
HaIeoti by Messrs Charles Dade and Horace
Lewis were most acceptably presented. OF course
the main interest in the play centered in Miss
Ward herself who. in the character of Sepfd1,e,
AdrQ9tse de H0hriraIf, has found role 10 which
she is most eminently adapted The woman
whose Young life was blasted by being forced to
marry man old enough TO be her,father, who
was gambler and sharper, and who compelled her
to act as decoy; who grew in knowledge of every
artifice by which crime is just touched upon, but
not actually committed; who has aspirations
to move in the society of the beau
monde, and is interruptions as to the
means by which she is enabled to
accomplish this is portrayed by Miss Ward with
ayividness, vitality that riyets the attention of
the audience upon her during the entire time she
is on the stage. In every phase Of the character
whether in the light badinage and brilliant rep
artee, the moments of emotion at the recollection
of her past life or the terrible eaestness of her
threats of consequences her plans are thwarted,
Miss Ward develops great versatility and remark
able power. Her whole performance is the most
complete and symmetrical that has been witnessed
for long time. The language Of the play is
worthy of especial notice, the dialogue being
bright, crisp and fairly bristling with brilliant
repartee and sparkling bits Of humoT. Forget
Me-Not" is play that should be witnessed by all
true lovers of the drama,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-03-08

Rose Jackson, through her attorney,
Mr. L. Cabeil Williamson, has entered suit for
divorce from her husband. UeuTy II. jackson. The
parties were married in Fredericksburg, Va, De-
cember II, 1873 by Rev. /. g. Walden, and lived
together until February J. 1873, when she changes
that he wtllfuIy deserted her. The bill further
states that the defendant is an employee in the
Pension Office. but that he contributes nothing to
his wifes support He Is also charged With cruelty
and committing adultery with one Susan Mitchell.
She also asks permission to resume her maiden
name Of Rose Carter.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-03-08
Theatre ConilQuc.

This popular place of amusement was
filled to overlooking last night, and the programme,
the principal features of which were announced
yesterday, was so effectively that the very build
ing shook from the loud and continued applause
which followed nearly every act. All the specially
performers are excellent, and the De Este blondes
still maintain their popularity. Jake Budd III one
of his most laughable sketches added greatly to
the amusement of the entertainment. There will
be the regular matinee this afternoon.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-03-08
"Ptrntes of Penzance.' .

A performance of the PIRATES of
Penzance" will be given at Lincoln Hall this
evening, as complimentary testimonial to Dr.. s.
S. Bond, to whose interchangeable exertiOns the sue
cess Of the former performances at Odd Fellows
Hall was so largely due. The same cast, the same
chorus the same orchestra will contribute TO the
perform ance.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-03-08
blind Tom,

AS was anticipated, large audience was
present at Odd Fellows Hall last night to listen to
the remarkable ability of that musical phenome-
non, known as Blind Tom. There was but few
selections upon his programme that had not been
heard before, but those that he played showed his
mastery of The piano
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-03-08


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District Brevifies.
Weather Indications.

For The Middle 1Aditic States, Including
the District Of Columbia, cedr ireather, fooued By ~
cedSia9 ctoadiaess ana occasional rain; aoTth'eeeT
TeeTiRg TO sou,eas!crty ,rieds, tcih ldhfng
barometer.
The thermonetrie readings yesterday were as
follows: e. H. $50; II a. ~, 49, p. NJ, 40; q
D. M. 40: 9p. M. $50: IL D. ~, So. Maximum
40; minimum so
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-03-08
CITY ITEMS.
DR.. BOyee's Turkish, RAJ

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The highest cash price paid for dresses and gents
clothing, watches, jewelry, etc. Call or address
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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-03-08
Mineral Water,

Congress Water-the purest and safest of all ca
thartic waters. None genuine sold on draught
Avoid all coarse. irritating waters, foreign and do
nestle they impair the digestive organs and
kidneys this.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-03-08
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ESThis is special act and has been repealed.
The United States Circuit Court Gil March 81, rem
dered the following decision:
First-That the Commonwealth Distribution Com
pany is legal
Second-Its drawings are fair.
This company has now hand large reserve fund.
Read carefully the list OF prizes for the
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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-03-08

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Also cottage cheese Sc per ball; buttermilk SC. pc
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The National safe-Deposit Con,pa

corner Fifteenth street and New York avenue, co
tinues to receive valuables of all descriptions
safe keeping at very low rates.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-03-08

R(lsE5D UFEIIFUF THE OVLI| NbIa KAtI.W 4
kSS COMPANY.
The annual election for directors TO the
ensuing year will he held SIG Market space TUES
DAY. March the 18th, prOXinln. Polls open from TO
O'Clock %. III. W II. CLAGETT.
fei9eod Secretary Columbia Railway Company.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-03-08

RO% THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
~ Stockholders Of The NATIONAL LIFE IN
STRANGE COMPANY OF The United States OF
America for the election OF Directors Of said com
pany for eIsHin year, ni oe held a; the Office OF
the COMPANY 4J Ninth northwest corner OF ID,
on TUESDAY. March 9. 1881 at 10 o'clock =
feh25-td &. II. 4NTES, Secretary.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-03-08

EpIbt
TX is hereby given THAT the Office of The
HOME Nd BOWER ASSOCIATION
LAS been removed 10
SCRANTON. PA.
and consolidated with the HOME OFFICE az that
place, where eli communications must henCeforih be
addressed.
feaSeod-iW j.. 4. COLBY.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-03-08

WILLIAM y. WARD. REMOVED TO
BSS corner of Eighth and streets northwest.
Plumbing, gas ana steam-f;ting III work warranted
in above branches fe2I-ImoE