National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-05-27
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Prominent Arrivals.
| NationaI.-L r. Joskin, New York; Thomas
Cannon, Philadelphia /; ]. N. Mackay, South Caro-
lima; ]. Lewis, Boston, C. W. Spice- Virginia; Hon.
| Thomas w. Brown Winchester, Ind; D. Edwards,
Albany }. w. Davis, West Virginia; C. T. Hall.
Buffalo; NJ. Robins, New York; ]. E David, Phila-
delphia; d. Larabee, Baltimore; Hon. Eppa Hunton,
Virginia; Hon. Philip Cook, Georgia; Colonel ]. w.
/ Fairfax, Virginia; W. Mitchell Ohio.
! ArIington.-Raymond Jenkins, Brooklyn; J. L
Sanderson, St. Louis; II. Van Seller, Paris, ILL.,;
Charles Borchenling, Newark, n. J.; s. Sherman.
| Boston; George Toner, 1. v. Goodwin, New York
| H W. Harper, Massachusetts,: E Crane, England
Brother RomaldO, Philadelphia; Brother Christian,
Baltimore; o. C. Fuller Georgia; R. s. Burrows,
| Richmond.
Ebbitf.-Joseph Miller Providence; A. W. Dodd
H T. Reich II. G. Chase ]. A Bell all of the United
Evans, New Orleans; + :. Ross, Urbana Ohio; Carl
! Ziegler, Germany; a. L. Lewis. Cleveland, Ohio
Daniel Murphy, Fort Davis Texas; ]. w. McMan,
Boston, Mass.
! 81. James.-Professor George Seibert, st. Paul,
| Mimi: James Pottle Fair Haven, Conn. r. E Neil,
| Columbus. Ohio: TheO Dodge, Brookline, Mass ].
Hood, Alabama; James Gall. jr., New York; d. 81.
Max, Boston, Mass; ]. Gibson, Kentucky; II. Du-
| laney, f. Carter, Virginia
| WffEard's.-H. r. James, C. W. Stoddard, G. W.
Chace, I. H. McCutcheon. D. J. Crane, J. II. Young,
1. L. Price New York; C. w. Tankersley. Colorado;
J. y. Sarber, J. 5. Humchia Baltimore; ]. ]. Alexan
der, Maryland; ]. t. Valentine. Pennsylvania; NJ.
Riekenaek, Philadelphia
| NefrOp0Iifan.-RichardL L. Mason A. F. Mason,
Bristol Eng: George II. Alexander, Louisville, Ky.;
J. P. Irby, Virginia; John K. Cowan, Baltimore; R.
F. Mason, Virginia; ]. 3. Brawley, Pennsylvania
| W. L. Van Nest, New York; c. c. McGilm, C1lunl-
! bus Ga
| Riggs.-W. NJ. Hoddock G. B. Dean. n. n. Faber,
| W. Ii. Cromwell. New York; NJ. DelanO, Missouri;
l. G. Mitchell, 5. W. Lewis Philadelphia: c. Brewer,
Boston; r. L. Mayor, J. Chadwick ]. Lee, England
| W. W. FoulICn, Belfast, Ireland.
WOrmiey's.-George Christy, Pittsburg, Ohio
! a. Judson, Philadelphia; e. o. Shepard. Buffalo.
| Inlpeial.-F. S. Coburn, st. Louis; c. Carslake,
| Columbus, n. Y; W. F. Chase, Providence, R. I.
| You can publish three-line advertise
men of want rent, for sale, lost three times for
twenty-five cents in The REPUBLICAN.
4 Baltimore firm is arranging to open a
canning establishment in Georgetown.
Marshal Henry yesterday reappointed
Mr. Isaac y. Cary as deputy marshal for the Police
| Court.
| Thomas II. Clagett, gentleman well
known in this city, died at his home in Leesburg,
! Va. Wednesday night
Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Hosier, of this
city, will leave in few days for the West, to be
! gone for the summer months
| p J. Lauritzen, of this city, is the archi-
! tect Of the Anthony Memorial Hall, new colored
| college AZ Harpers Ferry, Va.
! DR.. T. 4. Adams, of the East Washing
ton Garfield and Arthur Club is said to be candi-
date for Health Officer Of the District
The meeting at Bud Eagleston's tent
last night was addressed by Jack Reynolds, J. B.
Cumming, Colonel Naupin, and Charlie Nye.
| The grand jury yesterday returned in
! a eli Moi Anil for
and Charles smith, petit larceny, second offense.
| The cross-eXamination of witnesses for
the defense in the Christiancy divorce case has
! been commenced, but nothing new has yet been
! elected.
| 4 committee has been appointed by
! the dealers and other persons Interested in the
! Corcoran Square Market to consider plans for a
new market house.
! The infant son of Dr. w Bowie Tyler
died last evening. He was the grandson of DR..
! Grafton Tyler. His grief-stricken mother is the
| niece of DR.. James c. Hall.
Henry Jackson, a little colored boy liv-
| ing in Majors alley, was knocked down and run
over by horse on NJ street. near Ninth, yesterday
| and received internal injuries.
| The police of the Fifth Precinct have
made several arrests of street hucksters for crying
on the streets, and they will have hearing to-
day. Meanwhile peace and quiet pervade the
| city.
Mary Jackson, a colored woman, found
| the body of dead infant vacant lot
near the corner of First and K streets southwest,
| yesterday morning. The coroner gave certificate
| of burial
The District Commissioners have ap-
proved applications for liquor licenses from c. N.
| Johnson, No. 404 Ninth street northwest; 4. il.
Bradt, Canal street, Georgetown and Richard
| RObb, GieSboro' Point.
Invitations have been extended by the
committee of arrangements, Edwin NJ. Smell, esq,
chairman to the officers of the army residing in the
city. TO participate in the decoration ceremonies at
the National Cemetery, soldiers Home.
Yesterday, the fortieth day after Easter,
was observed as festival in all Catholic and Epi-
copal churches as Ascension Day: This day has
come to be known also Templar Day, as iC is the
day especially selected by the Knights Temriar
for their deVOtiOns.
The District Commissioners yesterday
passed an order that in cases where property has
been sold for non payment of any special assess
mcnt, the chief of the special assessment
division is authorized and directed to enter upon
the records of this Office upon such account, Sat
isfied by sale"
Lewis Collins, the colored man who
escaped from Detective Coomes while being
brought here from New jersey, and was afterward
Tecaptured, was yesterday committed to the grand
jury to answer the charge of forging the mark of
to a check for So. Collins was president of the
lodge.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday
TO George Francis Crane, of New York, and Mollie
Whaley Moore, of this city; Samuel Goodman and
Fannie E. King, of Georgetown; William d. Cole
man and Mamie E. Hazel, of this city; George D.
Watkins, of Fairfax County, Virginia, and Ella Ed
wards, of this city; John I. Hall and Lucy Dixon,
ofthis city; George Raum and Elizabeth VI. Har
rem, of this city; Harrison Wade and Sarah Brown
Of this city; W. L. Arnold and Eliza Adams, of this
city.
Mary c. Shea sued yesterday for an in
! junction against Mary McAnally, to restrain her
| from moving the fixtures from store corner of
Second and l streets northeast. The store was
formerly the property of Mrs. McAnally's husband,
but was sold, by order Ofthe court to satisfy cred
! itors, and purchased by Mrs. Shea, who alleges
that Mrs. McAnaliy will not now surrender posses
sion without first taking away the counters,
shelves, and other fixtures 4 temporary restrain
ing order was issued.