National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-01-31
Prominent Arrivals.

p. NJ SO; IL p. M, 80. Maximum, 3o'; mini
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Prominent Arrivals.
MISUNDERSTANDING Bigelow, w. s.. Shaw, NeM N
York F. c. Allen, Rhode Island; b. A. starr, New
Jersey 49,. UOrHleIs-S. w. J. Russell, New
York. Miss A. H. Blake, Orange, N 1;.:,
adsiphia c. E. Oliver Ohio; A. B. Adam, Chicago
-. ETUards-Judge F. G. Gedney, Charles =, s.
Snow, E. B. Dorsey, Sheridan Shook, William w W.
Rockwell, H. G. Walcott. w. E. Wooley, W q: Fl
der New York: Mary Anderson, Mrs. Antolna GriI-
fen II. Griffen, National Theater; Joseph ANGER i.
son, New York Ebbn,George y. Mnti1lS'
L. s A: NJ. 4. Bryson New York; J. +. Cheseporo,
Pennsylvania.
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1t is proposed to repeat IN Baltimore
the performance of 1.-THE Pirates of PenZance,
given at Foris Opera-House last week
The claims of Messrs. Wheatley Bros.
against the National Fair Association has been
settled 10 the entire satisfaction OF the parties con-
cerned.
Marriage licenses have been issued as
follows: Walter Goetzinger and Laura LochoeleF;
Richard Virgil and Maggie James; Andrew Casn
and Susie E. Tppet.
At meeting of the clerks of the Second
Auditors Office, held last Saturday, appropriate
resolutions were adopted regarding the ueath vi
Mr.. John NJ. Hinkle.
The funeral of the venerable William
F. Gardner. brother of the late Father" Gardner,
took place Saturday morning, the remains peihg
inferred i'll Glenwood Cemetery.
Usage Tribe, No. 6, Independent Order.
of Red Men, yesterday attended the funeral OF
Thomas r. Callahan, who died Saturday morning.
at his residence in South Washington
The bill to provide for the deficiency
in the February interest in the three-sixty-fiye
bonds will reach the President to-day, ana the In
terest will probably be paid tomorrow
! The case of Virginia NJ. Johnson, by
her next friend James St. Johns against Henry ay
johnson, to compel the payment OF alinony, mas
been discontinued. It was filed June 10, 1919.
! Several Railways on G street, between
! Tenth and Twelfth streets, were robbed Saturday
| evening. Two men named John chapman ana
| Henry Norris were arrested for the roboerles
The Garfield and Arthur Club of the
! Government Printing Office are making extensive
preparations for big ball on the occasion OF the
Inauguration of the gentlemen after whom their
| club is named.
Thirtv-five arrests were made by the
police during the twenty-fOur hours ending at
! eight o'clock yesterday morning, fifteen of which
were for intoxication. Only nine dodgers were &C
! commOdated.
The q National Anti-War League" pro-
noses TO inaneurate lively campaign during the
| present year meeting to discuss arbitration
! win be held at the St James Hotel next Wednes-
Mrs. George o. Little, wife of the pas
tor of the Assembly's Presbyterian Church of this
CITY, was severely injured while driving in car
rage in Ohio, where she has been visiting friends
for some weeks past. =.
At a meeting of the joint committee
representing the three boat clubs, held Saturday
| evening, resolutions were adopted urging the
climbs to make due efforts to secure the next regatta
of the National Amateur ASSOCIATION at WASH
The Grand Lodge l. o. N. has appointed
a committee of three to act with n joint committee
of two members to be selected by each subordinate
lodge for the purpose of making arrangements Iol
appropriate participation in the parade III Baltl
more next May.
Mr.. John Simpson, who resides in
South Washington, while passing through tht
Armory Square early, yesterday morning, was sc
upon by three cOlOrcd men, who robbed him of :!
in cash, and q silver watch and chain, with which
| they ran off.
become associated with the well-known law firm
of Britain G. Gray, and will permanently locate IL
Washington. Mr.: McGowan has for many year
! occupied a prominent position at the bar and IL
the public affairs of Michigan.
, A song service was the attraction a
Lincoln Hall last evening, at which the famou
q" Singing Pilgrim" Philip Phillips, and his Sol
presided. The audience which filed the ha!
seemed very much pleased with the service, ana
is understood that it will be repeated.
l By reference to an advertisement un
der the head of Special Notices" the time OF clos
Office is stated for ensuing Mee New f2rk nP G
- vi importance 10 the many readers of TUE pr
PtBMCAN, and will appear Continuously in n ~
Saturday evening by Officer O'TIare on charge 0
interfering with an officer in the discharge of hi
duty. The officer claims that Giovanni refused t.
allow him to enter the hall. The prisoner was re
leased on leaving five dollars as collateral.
AT meeting at the residence of Mr.
George T. Angel Saturday a society for the pre-
ventOn of cruelty to animals was formed judge
Macarthur being chosen president, Lewis ]. Davis
treasurer, George L. Douglass secretary and Gen
eral Graham first vice-presdcnt. Over one hun
bred members were enrolled. Mr.. Angel lectureG
on the subject of cruelty to animals at the Me
mortal Church yesterday afternoon.
A gentleman writes to TIE REPUBLICAN
as follows: " How is this? My neighbor applied
for saloon license in a room, the door of which
| faced north, but IT was IL. g.-no go. Then he
slammed up that door and opened one into the
same room facing west and then he got his license
m. S-mighty sudden. Now, why-yeS, why? Was
this difference in the results caused by the doors
by the law? Can you enlghten my ignorance?"
The Massachusetts, State Republican
Association gave dinner at Wizards Saturday
evening About seventy-fve gentlemen were
present Among the number were Senator Dawes
Ex-Governor Clatiin, Congressman Loring, Crapo
John B. Alley, eX-Congressmen Williams and Dean
Assistant Secretary French, of the Treasury De.
partment; Benz Eerley POore, andother representa-
tves of Boston journals.
A cOlOred woman named Henrietta
Lewis, living at No. Carroll Place southeast was
| fatally burned Saturday morning by coal oil
| which she was rubbing on her face for neuralgia
She incautiOusly ventmred too near the stove, and
her face caught fire. The flames soon commune
Gated to her body, and before aid could reach her
she was injured beyond hope of recovery Her
suferngs ended the same evening at the ASYLUM,
| where she had been taken for treatment