National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-04-25
Prominent Arrivals.

| Ebbift.-Vice-Admiral ]. c. Rowan, Rear-Ad
| mirals E. T. Nichols, R. H. Wyman, NJ. Smith, r. n
Stemble, William R. Taylor c. S. Boggs, J. H. Strong
]. R. Mullany, George F. Emmons. Commodore
Pierce Crosby, George NJ. Ransom. H. 3. Seeley Cap
tains j. L. Davis, William E. Fitzhugh, Pay Directors
]. S. Cunningham, d. A. Gulick. Paymasters D. A
Smith, a d. Bache, Pay Inspector George Cochran
| Lieutenants George w. lotion, Richard Rush, ]. f
Megs. c. o. Allibone, Joseph Marthon, Chief Engi
neer E. a. Fithian.
! WiiIards.-GeOrge F. Crane, Frank ]. Young
G. W. B. Cushing Signor P Brignoli, ]. w. Fellows
| 3. H Gaylord, l. J. Milford, New York; Judge
James FOrsythe, Troy, y. Y; James V. Kelly, Balt
more; General j. D. ImbOden, Virginia; J. c. Talbot
Boston; B. F. Day, Z. s. N; Captain Henry Met
calfe, U. S. N; Hon. John G. Thompson, Columbus
| Ohio; ]. B. Brown, Newport, R. L; G. w. Sears
| Binghamton; James H. Sears, U. S. N; John A
| Price. Bellefontaine, Ohio.
Nationai.-Dr. d. c. Gordon, w H. Payne, Eppa
Hunton, Virginia; a. W. Tams, s. Strini ]. B. Tay-
| Tor, New York; ]. Susmann, Boston; T. C. Grower
Alexander McBee, South Carolina; Samuel Walton,
West Virginia d. c. Wilson, South Carolina; John
+. Mccarthy, Ohio.
MetropoIitan.-David Flesh, New York; Will
lam 4. Miller, Augusta, Ga; Mr. Thomas, Massachu-
sets; Henry l. Maigne, Norfolk; L. I. Williams.
New York: Leigh R. Page, L. NJ. Hastings, Balti-
more; John {. Brown William Castle, Charles Pratt,
New York.
ArlingtOn.-W. A. Dweo, Mr.. Coulter, Hon. d.
H. Chamberlain T G. Shearman T. II. Donald New
York; r. 5. Howard, Buffalo; John NJ. Plummer,
Colorado; A. V. Cheesman, Pittsburg; Henry Alex
ander Dumfrees, Scotland; George Gibson, Glasgow,
Scotland
RIggs.-George N Bliss, it, Boston; W. D. O. Sui
livan, San Francisco; Jesse B. Howell, Keokuk,
Iowa; Frank F. Freshman, New York
Imperi9l.-J. J. johnson, Raymond Bowen,
New York; E. E Snyder, Baltimore; George C.
Blanchard, Philadelphia.
Wormiey's.-C. H. Rawley, South Carolina; NJ.
j. Powell, Boston; Captain E. P. McCrea, U. S N.
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The police made forty arrests during
Saturday night.
Washington, Columbia, and Potomac
Communicates, K. T., will attend divine service
together on Ascension day.
A marriage license has been issued to
Andrew Anderson, of this city, and Katrine Lodge
of Montgomery County, Maryland.
The hall of Stansbury Lodge, No. "a, of
Masons, was robbed last week of the silver jewels
valued at 500, belonging to the lodge.
Joseph Stanley was arrested Saturday
night for stealing watch from the pocket of Eu-
gene Bettes during the progress of a book sale at
Williams auction rooms.
Governor Hamilton has telegraphed to
this city that there will be further hearing at
Annapolis regarding the Georges Creek Railroad
controversy, as published
The Washington Light Infantry Corps
has received invitations from the Union Veteran
Corps and the National Rifles to make their head
quarters there until they can get a new armory.
A called meeting of the Central Asso-
citation of States was held at GOnzaga Hall Satur-
day evening. The executive committee was APP
pointed and the meeting adjourned, subject to the
call of the chair.
Two boys, named Jere and Arthur Wis
ser, who have been employed in the office of C. NJ
what appears to have been systematic robbery of |
their employer by rifing letters. Arthur, the |
younger, has been lodged in Jail.
Wallace G. Bone last Saturday filed his |
petition for divorce from Isabel Bone. The par |
ties were married i'll st. Augustine, Knox County |
Illinois, July DC, 1865, her maiden name being Isa
= Ia Edmonson, and he charges that she deserted |
lss'sn at Monmouth, Ill, in April, 1872
The residence of w. c. Dodge, 116 Thir- |
tenth street northeast, entered by burglars |
few nights since, who carried off lot of firearms
clothing. They got in by cutting out the glass and
inside blinds of one of the front parlor windows
not more than fifteen feet away from brilliantly
lighted sidewalk.