National Republican., 1881-08-24
promsuent Arrivals.

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Prominent Arrivals.
| EbbW-Colonel II. b. Lowry q. s. M.
| c.; Hon. d. L. Russell, North Carolina w. Colds
borough, U. s. N; Hubert Howson, Philadelphia !
| w. Snowdon Smith, Cincinnati, Ohio; II. II.
Adams, U. s. A.; W. II. Gardner, Mobile; Colonel
Thomas n. Sharp, New York John Wilson, Penn.
| sylvania.
81. James,. B. Wagner, Philadelphia !;
c. Boggess, West Virginia; II. Munson, J. d. Nun.
son, Wilmington, n. c.; J. Z. Ross, Richmond, Va.
V. Richards, Augusta, Ca; c. Fisher, Philadelphia;
George B. Field, New York II. Osborn Toledo,
Ohio; B. IIully, Lockport N. Y; Henry HUFF, Mer-
| den. Pa.
Maropolitdn.-H ID. Twitty, South Caro-
| lima; J. f. willis, BaltImore George T. Frczerant,
Louisiana; Amos b. Broadunx and L. J. Rosen-
thai New York George Callaghan, Philadelphia;
J. w. Jones, Harrisburg John W. Means, Atlanta,
Ga; T. W. Williams, Pttsburg.
Riggs.-H. c. Narrower L. Lyon, w. f.
Panay, New York. J. G. clayton, Baltimore; A. v.
Lake, Georgia. a. S. Johnson Topeka Kan. c. J..
snapp, Louisville, Kyi W. H. Thurston, 81. Paul,
| Mimi. a. Wichman, South Carolina
81. Mdrc.-Charles Il. Harrison, Boston !;
NJ Alstead, Philadelphia; I. C. Connolly, Balti-
more; W. II. southwick, New Bedford; W. Trevor,
New York; +. L. Madison, Baltimore.
Impcridl.-T. Olson and Ii. ]. Veerhu-
sen, Madison, Wis; A. II. Evans Cassville, Pa;
W. r. Horton, Beltsvilc.
Wormley's.-Joscph p. Smith, Philadel-
rha; Arnold Hague, J. @. Agar, New York Clar.
encc Lace, Boston,
1rlington.--R. J. White and ]. G. John
son, NJ D., New York.
You can publish u three-line advertise
mcnt Of want, rent, for sale, or lost thrco times for
twenty-five cents in THE REPUBLICAN,.
Mrs. Brawders, residing at 3l5 G street
southwest, fell and fractured her knee cap yester-
| day.
All the boat crews and single scullers
were out on the river last night training for the
regatta.
1t was the steamer Mattano that pulled
| the Excelsior oil when she grounded Monday.
The Corcoran tried, but failed,
Charley Steele, the advance agent of
Derrick Dodd,' the celebrated humorist, has re.
turned to the city from visit TO Loudoun County
| Virginia.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday
to Richard Major and Ida Jones, and Daniel
Cromburgl and Ellen Annie Woody all of Wash
| inGton, d. g.
Miss Amanda c. Doerr, great favorite
IN this city, died in rhiladclphia yesterday. Miss
DOCrr was tho sister in-uw of Mr.. y. V. DE Graw
Of the Associated Press.
Mrs l.. Moot, of this city, has recently
been furnishing soIue of the Saratoga papers with
exceedingly we'll written descriptions of the elc-
giant costumes worn at the balls in that place.
Edward Sanford was yesterday placed
under bonds of 500 to. keep the peace for six
months, or sixty days III jail for asSnung his SIS
Ter, Alice Sanford, with knife and threatening
| to Kill her.
The man mentioned in THE REPUBLICAN
as having fallen down the area of the Treasury
building was not the present boss painter Of the
treasury, VINO i temperance man, but one who
formerly held the position.
Among the members of Mr.. John L.
Owens company for thsseason are Mr.. Giles Shine,
leading Juvenile business; Miss l.aviniH shannon,
juvenile lady, and Mr. Thaddeus Shine, comedian.
Their season opened In Baltimore Monday night.
Colonel r. NJ. Wallace, of South Caro-
lima, aud his accomplished wife are still In the
city. They contemplated taking a tour of the
Eastern watering places, but have been deferred
from this pleasurablo trip by the ndispositon of
Mrs. Wallace.
The case against George Mantz for as
| saultng James (aliGs "Shanty') Connors with n
| pOliccman's club was settled yesterday by impos.
Ing on George a fine of SO or thirty days IN Jail
| The case against James Coffee, who was charged
| with aiding the assault, was dismissed.
Mr.. w. $. Thompson, the well-known
druggist, who Is second vice.prcsidcnt of the
| American Pharmaceutical Association, has gone
TO Kansas City, accompanied by, his wife, to attend
n meeting of the association, which comes OF this
week. They will then visit Colorado, New Mexico,
| Utah, and wyoming.
Among the patents issued by the United
States Patent Office yesterday was one 10 Edward
J. SellwHgcn, ,ofWnshington, for sponge cup, nnd
one TO J. l. Rover of Washington, for Trademark
for botanical medicine. There were in all 352
patents, nine designs, seventeen trade. marks, two
labels, and seven reissues.
The house Of Mrs, Slater, at Laurel, Nd,
was entered on Monday night during the absence
| Of Mr., s., by a man disguised, aud armed with q
| club, Mrs. Slater, being fortunately awake, gave
an alarm which aroused the neGhbors and the
villain made his escape. His object is believed 10
have been rape, and II is reported that he Is well
known in tho village,
j. X. Sutton, harbor-master, reports the
following arrivals at the river front; LongbOat
| Osccola, Captain Davis, with coal longboat "D,"
| Chapman, coal longboat Richard Lacy, 0lden,
| load of piles; schooner Tccumseh, Bennett ice for
| ice company; steamer Norfolk, Lawson, miscel-
| laneous cargo; steamer Sue, Geoghcgan, miscel.
| laneOus cargo for merchants.