National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-05-25
Promiuent Arrivals.

p. m, 10; p m, 90; II p. m, go; maximum
1922; minimum. $3.50.
Prominent Arrivals.
NatIOnaI.-Daniel F. Clark Golconda, H.; E A
Hubbard California; H. ". Ballantine, Bloomfield
| y. J.: L r. Brumby, Atlanta; J. W. Lawson, New
York; John F. Glenn, Philadelphia: E Heilner
New York; S. Walton West Virginia; s. Van Syckel
Clinton, y. j.; F. L. Manchester, New York: Will
lam P. Cossart Philadelphia; General w. 81. Payne
Warrenton Va; ]. 5. Armstrong, Arizona: T. Grf
fifth; New York; Robert Dickinson, Leeds, England
C. B. Raine, Petersburg Va: ]. ]. Fitzpatrick. Lam
caster. Pa; E. T. Clemmens Nebraska: S. D. Eason
New York: w. Chapman, Philadelphia
| MetrOpOIitan.-William McGiuffie New York
Charles H. Fairbanks, Boston: J. Il. Cowan, Balti-
| more; G. E NJ. Stobart, England: George Vipord,
Montreal, Canada; Thomas Ransom. North Carolina
L. ]. ROsenthal, ]. NJ McDonough. New York; Ma
than Hecht Baltimore; ]. D. Bamberger, Philadel-
phia: L. r. Willard L d. Steson, New York: ]. f.
| Gerdred. Philadelphia r. Lyons, BALTIMORE B. n.
Ball. [. 6. ": John W. Davies George COrmeaIl, Oil
| City; S. hurry, Virginia
! Ebbitt.-A. c. Burt. Detroit, Mich: W. h Nash,
[. 5. A.. c. H. Lee Racine, Wis L. B. Prince, Santa
Fe y. NJ; G. L. Damon Boston: Robert L. Sloan, C.
McGregor, L. :. N: J. Il Small, Buffalo; Crest
Brugles, Holland; L. o. Garnet. [. s. N; 1. r.
| Churchill, Boston; Colonel George Gibson, L. II.
| Oluan, L. :. \.
vIIIard's.-C Malloy. E sprier. W. G. Ire
maine, A. E RunOlds. G. W. Coy. A Fischer, c. 5.
Mcclellan F. c. Linde, ]. F. Harrison. New York; B.
H BarrOws. Dublin; a. Monteyrif Baltimore; E A.
Gillitt, A IL Spencer Philadelphia; c. LavaIiee. T.
p. GoGding, Z. De Montel Boston; W. J. Walters, Oil
City, Pa.
RiEEs.-D T. Morrow, Pennsylvania Fl. s. Hude-
koper, II. A Murray. Philadelphia; II. Bohmer. A.
l. Boulware Richmond; d. +. Lewis Brooklyn; L.
WestTnan England; A W. Bernsen, New York; l.
ID. heene, Providence; Hon. G.. q. Vest, Missouri.
Imperiai.-T. ]. EsterbroOk, Staten Island: = /
/ Sweeny, H. Daily, New York; A r. Smit. II Louis
| AriinGtOn.-Samuel Evere.... 5. S. Carson, New
! York; HI. T. Grout Philadelphia
Wormiey -.-James Bryan. Richmond.
/ You can publish three-line advertise
men of want, rent for SALE or lost three times for
twenty-five cents in THE REPUBLICAN.
Mr. and Madame Gerster are at Viii
| lard's Hotel.
The Metropolitan Baseball Club of
New York are registered at the Imperial.
Eureka Council, Sons of Jonadab, will
conduct the services at Bud Eagleston's tent to-
night.
Plus Reith has been appointed an ad-
dtiOnal patrolman of the metropolitan police for
| duty at Juenemann's garden
| Robert MCGEE, who stabbed Francis s.
Richard. South Washington restaurant keeper
with an oyster knife, the 18th instant was yes
| terday committed for the grand jury.
John Donahue, alias John Green, the
old soldier indicted for the murder of Catharine
Bailey, the 18th of February last was arraigned
in the Police Court yesterday and pleaded not
guilty.
A Rappahannock County va delega-
ton interviewed President Barbour, of the Mid
land Road at Alexandria yesterday with the
view of having branch road run through their
county.
The grand jury yesterday reported in
dictments against James Scott, assault with intent
to kill Sarah J. Jackson; William Nelson William
Coleman, and Noah Hamilton, second offenSe petit
larceny
Sarah j. Burgess yesterday filed a suit
for divorce against her husband, Thomas Burgess,
whom she charges with cruelty, into1ication in
fidelity, and neglect. They were married in Ches-
ter, Pa In $50, and have resided here since 1875
4 complimentary dinner will be given
by the Massachusetts, Republican Association of
this city, at Harvey & Holden's, next Saturday
evening, at seven O'Clock, to their president Hon
George B. Loring, i'll honor of his appointment as
Commissioner OF Agriculture.
Patents were yesterday awarded to the
following District inventors: Alexander G. Bell
and $. fainter, photophonic receiver; James G.
HILL slate fastener; Edward Ii. May stove for rail-
way cars Edgar b. Stocking, papcr-bag machine.
and James Wormley, life-saying apparatus
The dealers in the Corcoran Mar
ket having been notified to vacate by the 1st of
July in order to make way for the new high school,
those interested in the market held a meeting
Monday night and selected the Rupert property
on seventh, north OF o, as site for new market
B. II. Warner, real estate auctioneer,
sold yesterday, for John E. Norris, trustee lot c.
subdivision of Oak Lawn, adjoining the residence
of E. c. Dean, esq, at tine corner of Boundary
street and Connecticut avenue. TO Dr. S. K. Beck
with, for Sl3 100 The property was at once resOld
to Mr.. John F. Olmstead.
William Rutherford has applied for an
injunction against c. c. Glover and others TO re-
strain the consumnatiOn of the sale of the rear of
lot 3, square 290 which was knocked down at auc-
ton to Charles |. King. Mr.. Rutherford claims
that the sale WAS not made in accordance with the
terms of the advertisement.
HOratlo Maryman yesterday sued for
an injunction to restrain the sale by B. H. Warner,
trustee Of piece property of his given to Sc
cure a note for 81 600, owed to Otis BigeloW but
made out with Z. J. Sweet as payee. Horatio
claims that the note was usurious the interest be-
ing fixed at per cent, and that he has satisfied
a large part of the debt.
Rev. H. Mageyney, S. J., professor of
sacred eloquence at Woodstock College, Maryland.
who preached the last Easter Sunday sermon in
st. Aloysius Church, win occupy the same pulpit
Sunday next at the late and deliver charity
sermon, the proceeds of which will be distributed
among the deserving poor of the northeastern
part Of the city by the st. Vincent de Paul confer
ence.
The District Commissioners Yesterday |
received letter from an aronaut of Philadelphia /
named Samuel A King, offering his services to /
give balloon ascension if the citizens here con-
template having a celebration On the Fourth of !
July. The Commissioners replied that they had no |
authority to employ Gronauts. As the Oldest In |
habitants Association is the only body that for |
mally celebrates the Fourth" here, the matter |
has been referred to Dr. Blake. |