National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-03-08
prom5uen, Hotel Arrivals.

chester. CODn. George II. Edgare. New York; X. ,.
Munger. Duluth, Mimi; NJ. G. Wilkinson, u. s. A
William c. Osborn, Windham, y. y: Albert Gay,
Charles e Gay, Boston, Mass: Samuel ]. Boyd and
wife, Wheeling. W. Va I'D Crousia!e. e. l. GCodsen
Philadelphia Pc; Mrs. ;. Hail. Warren. Pa; e. l.
BOstvick ana wife, Claude :. L. Jones. Pit.sbufS, Pa
Henry G. CowIeS, A. d. Coyves Sratesvilie y. C.: e.
w. Guorant. Danviiie. Va: John ". Donovan, James
Gall. jr, L. X. Weed, New York: +. d. DSinn tui-
ton, ~ y; A. Burlew. Charleston, W. VA j. t. Rob-
ertS, Utica, y. y; Hon. r. =. Lacey AMI WIFE, hichi
gan; Lewis f. Smith. Rochester. y. Y: r. " Hoi-
land {. :. Constant, Philadelphia. Pa.
Eobiff.-WalIer Earle, Boston, Mass; T. H. Me
: kee. LogaHSpcIt. IND. George W Edwards. New
York city: B. =. Fitch and nephew, Richmond, va;
VI. II. BorcouI [;9icontia, Ill; J. Y. Cloud, North
Carolina; George W. Snyder. New YORK = & Slade'
, f. Pasn, Texas: w. A. Francis. New York: L. r.
Italian. Ccvngton ny; General =. D. StIrgis Charles
Morton T. - Nnmfor ali OF the United States army
! vi. Edwards Colorado; H. PadTis. New YORK: Mrs.
o. +. SKATER, Boston; john Crane, Pennsyl vana
Mr.. {. \. Colby. {. T. Colby, NCX York; Edwin
Noyes, Maine; II. ?. CTOwel!, Cleveland, Ohio:
George W Allen samuel Graft Philadelphia Pa; W.
" Rl:nald chicago: J. II. Dunn. Wilmington. Del:
l. b. Warren. Nn;sson. H.; f. :. WariIIg. ComlnaI-
der r. l.. Phytan, both of the United States navy.
NaffOnal.-t. Eas;lake. Utica, Y. Y; Fred. 4.
Dodge, Baltimore: Thee W. Rich. Brooklyn, y, ";
! J. ". Gein.ap, New York Miss Cora Tanner Miss
: LuEisa l. Clair. and William T. Sim, New York l..
/. Lewis, Virginia; George h. Curtiss and family and
! ID. J. Hutchinson and wife Colorado: T. Johnson,
Baltimore: j. IL. tiiIlpatrie Leavcnworrh, Kan; j.
q. Bart West Virginia; VI. v. Shilling, Idaho; Max
: Frost santa Fe " Nj; Oscar r. Graham, FeTnwood,
Pa; r. II. Wyviil, Prime Georges County. Maryland;
4. p. Smiley Philadelphia: r. " Norton Pittsburg,
Pa; Hon. b. J. Camp, New YORK; +. 4. Cameron, ST.
| Louis; D. Suizberger, Philadelphia James H. Field,
Virginia: Charles \. PIERCE, Providence, II. J.; j. A
! Beard, bloomington. III.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. J. j. Perrin, New
| York; John Bigaow, Philadelphia: David A. Wells,
JOhns;Own, " Y; John D. Brooks Albany; AIban
Adrian. Boston: William Wolnan, Cambridge; Alex.
| X. Boleier, West Virginia G. &. Thyng and wife,
Pennsylvania; Theodore \. Cowdry and wife,
! Orange, " j.; J. w. Peek End wife. New Harmony;
/ Joseph Clymer, Texas; +. ID. Thsyer, Mrs. Baker,
Miss ". F. Thayer, Worcester. Mass; Y. b. Sennls,
Tennessee: u. i. Downing, Atlanta, Ga; II. p.
Schcnck and iife. Fulton. y. y: =. r. Boteler, jr.,
| Virginia
ImperEal.-.irchie Cawre., Robert c. Hudson,
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Plunkett F. j.. Barton, G. Il. Haw-
| thorDe, Theodore 7. Bromley. Charles Dad, Frank
Clements. p. {. White. {. g. S:tnlns, p C. Stevens,
New York; C. c. Tbynny and wife, Bradford. Pa: G..
| Rufer, Philadelphia, Pa: K. J.. Fatds, Hampton,
| Texas.
| RIScs.-Iouis l. neiafeld, i. W. griesin, Thomas
| z. Green, New YORK: Robert GaIret ID. IL. craw-
ford Baltimore; r. kiison. LEVEL Davis Johnson,
New York; W. II. Spark, Camden " J.; J. II. Hill,
! New York.
w0rmIcy's.-H. c. F.hnesock. New York
Lucius Warren, Philadelphia; Anthony Higgins,
! Delaware.
4fI1bistOn.-1. GfiTitb. NJ d. lpHahce, New
! York; W. {. HOngh, Essex, n. Y.
General G. II. Shields Of st. Louis, is
at the Riggs.
W. n. Brainard, of Evanston. Illinois,
is in the city.
General c. W. PNey. of Mt. Vernon,
Ill. is here, visiting friends.
Mr.. 3. o. Jones, of the Nassac Qil.)
| Joarecl, is spending g few days in the city.
| Ex-Governor Stone, of Iowa, is among
the recent arrivals at the National Capital.
Mr. T. r. Digger, of Metropolis City, a
prominent Republican Of Southern Illinois is here
James I. Ringgold was yesterday APP
pointed sn examiner in chanceIy by the court in
banc.
Dr.. II. c. Stewart, ex-mayor of Jack
sonville, Ill, and an applicant for the internal
revenue collectorship of the Quincy district, is
here.
Major Young, Hon. J. S. Hurry. and
Major Anderson, prominent Republicans OF Iowa.
are in the city.
Mr.. n. 0. Goodman and Captain c. G.
Wheeler, of Chicago, ere registered at the Airing
ton.
II. B. Robinson and Mifiin Gibbs,
prominent colored Republicans from Arkansas
are in the city,
The District Government building was
closed yesterday at noon out Of respectto cx-Mayor
Richard Wallach.
Miss Mamie Fields, charming young
lady from Washington. Pa. is spending few days
with her mother, Mrs. Mary Fields.
Judge George f. Warren, OF Jerseyville,
H., ex-m member of the Legislature Of his state is
among the late arrivals at The Capital.
The Colonel John Harmon who fell
through window on inauguration day is not the
John NJ Harmon Of the War Department.
The Eackmen are wishing for another
inauguration. There are several instances where
backmen made o. much as so Oh inauguration
day.
Mr. n. w. Fitzgerald will give re-
ception to the National Rifles, of whom he is
; lieutenant. this evening. at his residence on K
street
The closing of the Capitol at four o'clock
III the afternoon is causing considerable unfavor-
able comment among the crowds of strangers in
| The city.
Messrs. Samuel S Holbrook, Of the Ala
| bama bar, and William s Walker, of the New York
bar, were yesterday admitted 70 the bar Of this
District.
DIR. Edward \. stabier, of Alexandria,
was stricken with paralysis about half past eleven
o'clock last Sunday morning at his residence, OIL
Washington street.
Hon. Frank Gilbert, United States
treasurer AZ Chicago and for many years editor of
the Chicago EctRiHg JOuIHc is in the city, guest
Of Colonel Bob Iuge->oll.
Among the recent arrivals are Colonel
C. c. Wilcox United States marshal for Colorado;
Colonel Alb Tayior Of Chicago: Mr.. 40 Tayior Of
Salem, Ill., and JuGgc Hubbard, Of Centralia, Ill.
Among the prominent Gieorgians visit
ing Washington is Dr.. J. ). Lawton, a leading
editor and publisher of Atlanta, and connected
with the Agricultural department of The State of
Georgia.
A shawl, left IN & hack by some guest
at the inaugural ball, afterwarl seized by al as
sistant of the hickman as collateral security for
wages due, and rescued from him by the police, is
held q; Police Headquarters waiting fer an owner.
The fish wharf proprietors haYe en-
tered O written protest with the Commissioners
against the landing Of fish Or oysters at any other
wharf or wliarves except those for which the
right has been purchased from the District Gov
eminent,
The death Of ex-Mayor Richard Wal
ZACH wSs announced in the supreme Court of the
District yesterday by T. Jessup Miller, and the
court adjourned cut Of respect 10 the memory of
the deceased
Nearly all Of the members Of the Ten
nessee Legislative visitors left for home yesterday
morning. Among the visitors were the four col
ored member5-Mcssrs. Casselis ami Norris repre-
senting Shelby County, and J. W. Boyd, OF Upton,
and T. 4. Sykes, of Davidson County
The members Of the Harmony Legion,
of Philadelphia, deny that they noisy or tur-
bulent during their stay il. the city, that they
ietermjn ed TO have harmony If they had to fight
for il. They say that they were grossly insultcd,
and resented the insults. WegNe them the bene-
1T Of their denial.
At the annual meeting of stockholders
OF the National Brick Machine Company held
yesterday. the following trustees were elected for
the ensuing year: Hon Andrew Wylie, Hon.
Walter s. Cox, Mr.. John 0. Evans Mr. Charles F.
Peck, Mr.. John +. Olmstcad. Mr.. Nathaniel Wilson,
Colonel William Fl. Philip, Mr.. Lester B Faulkner,
Mr.. Theodore L. Eol5rooE
Master Alexanaer Stamford Merchant.