National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-03-22
Prominent Arrivals.


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Prominent Arrivals.
wiisard's.-T. NJ. Patterson, Denver, Col: Hon.
W. ]. Sewel New Jersey; ]. W. Allen, New Jersey;
A. d. Nichols, Boston; w. g. Hunter, Kentucky;
George B. Everett North Carolina; L. a. Harris, Gin
cinnat: J. NJ Martin, Kansas; D. C. Fulton, Wiscon-
sin: R. Coulter. Pennsylvania; K. Knox, New \ ork;
NJ. L. Mcmahon, New York: E. ]. Brooks, Kansas;
E. Fenton, Kansas: W. c. Doane, WilliamspOrt Pa.
81. G. GoodenOw and wife, Bangor, Me-; +. Emmil,
New York; NJ D. Handy, Philadelphia; j. Buclsn-
ham, IT., Chicago; Miss E. Buckinham, Chicago; Hon.
E Salisbury Delaware; Captain ID. H. Brickell, Pitts
burg, Pa; W. W. Martin. Pittsburg Pa; Hon. George
W. Brewer, Pennsylvania; Thad. NJ Mahan, Penn
sylyania; Hon. W. 81. Armstrong and wife, Williams
port, Pa; General P. Huey, Philadelphia; Z. A.
Phelps Delaware; Charles B. Pope, Chicago; George
w. Champlin. Chicago; s. W. Wales, New York; R.
Tyler and wife, New York; Fred, B. Fiske, New
Jersey
Natloaani-J E Hechrougton. Iowa; A. Wsr-
back, Massachusetts,; G. II. White, Baltimore;
James Mccormick Philadelphia; w. II. Nor
row, New York; r. T. Paine Guy Smith, Boston
HI. L. Cake, Pennsylvania; Major r. t. Scott, d. Z.
Gordon, Virginia: John Porter. Belfast Ireland; M
w. Fuller and daughter, Chicago; Charles B. Gate
wore, Virginia; V. I. PiOlet, Wysox, Pa; Ii. n.
fuller, Buffalo, y. Y.
MefrOpOlitnn.-J. B. Armstrong. Texas; W. F.
Page, Lynchburg; Z. A. Merrman, Raleigh, n. C.:
II. E. Cam, yarmouth, N s; 4. McSween, Freder-
icksburg; ]. C. Cox, Tennessee; G. F. Peacock,
Brooklyn; L. L. Brown, James T. Williams, John
Williams, Lynchburg: W. B. Bailey, Richmond
ArlingtOn.-B. Cogan, New Jersey; c. Z. Rowen,
Brooklyn; W. Matthews, Pennsylvania; III. I. Brown,
Montana; ". s. Opdyke. t. w. BIrney, New York /;
NJ B. Wood, Virginia; II. C. Robinson ]. c. Gulick,
n. G. irving ]. C. JessuD, New York.
RiGes.-A. J. Kaufman, Pennsylvania; G. II.
Gramus, Brooklyn, J. D. Farnsworth, c. l. Flint. j. L.
Hale. Boston: I. A. Bostwick, Dr. A. Meyer, W. A.
L ee. New York; L. B. Ward, New jersey; ], I.
BrOughal, Baltimore.
st. James.-C. NJ. Mullin. Denver, Col; F. L.
Smith, Augusta. Ga; 7. II. White, New York; George
Swallow and A. G. Swallow, Manchester, England.
WormIey.s.-R D. Benedict, G. Blague, W. r.
Beebe, New York.
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Mr.. C. n. Moves, of Portsmouth, n. H.,
IS stopping at the Imperial.
General Thomas n. Nelson, of Indiana,
ex-MiniSter to Mexico, is a guest at Wizards
Williamsport (NId.) people are talking
about putting steam yacht into the Chesapeake
and Ohio Canal for excursion purposes,
The unfinished work of improving NJ
street northwest, between Sixth street and New
Jersey avenue, will be completed this spring.
Mr.. E. Bangz. of the Sixth Auditors
Office, who has been confined to his house for
some time past by rheumatism, is at his post again.
Marriage licenses have been issued to
George H. Taylor and Ada MarderS, C. G. Aufrecht
and Augusta A. Bartel, Charles II. Lee and Annie
W. Silence.
Senator Edgerton, of Minnesota, suc-
cessor to Secretary Window was at the Post Office
Department yesterday making the acquaintance
ofthe heads thereof
Detective Acton had an exciting chase
through the Smithsonian grounds yesterday morn
ing after a colored thief named William Nelson,
who was finally captured by citizen and locked
up at Police Headquarters.
The Twelfth Street NJ. E. Church, south
east, had its pulpit filled Sunday night by Rev
Daniel B. Turney general evangelist N. P. Church.
the new pastor not having arrived and Rev.
George W. Hyde being absent.
The will of the late George A. Matile
was yesterday filed with the register for probate
and record. Everything is bequeathed to his wife
during her life, after her death to be divided
equally between the children.
A defective fiue at No. 81 l street
northeast yesterday afternoon caused an alarm to
be turned in from box g., but before the arrival of
the department styeral citizens e1tinsuished
the flames with Wiling loss.
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Association held last evening ". G. Colby, George
H. DeI.eon. and R. S. Smith were elected delegates
to the joint convention of the several Republican
associations to be held on the 3lst instant.
At meeting of the East Washington
Land Branch of the Irish Land League, held sun
day night resolutions were adopted, appealing 10
the sympathy of the people of Washington in be-
half of their cause and their distressed brethren.
In the case of Jaffray ct al vs. Grant
and others Justice Wylie yesterday delivered the
opinion of the court, affirming the decree Of the
court below to the interest of Mrs. Flora g. Ca
bell in the note OfC c. Cox, and the exceptions TO
Grants answer.
Herr Won SwiZzle, s0lts:: Dot yos a
shmall peesness by dem shtreet car directors ven
dey geeb dot rotten hay in dem cars so dey can
peek ub dem five cent becceS yOt de poys ven dey
peen logging on dc wine ven il is red-eye alreaty'
Dot vas shmall pecsneSs.
Mr. W. 0. Roome, chief of the special
assessment division, has turned over to Auditor
Vinson Cancelled drawback certificates held for
account OF the sinking fund, amounting to s95,-
Ol5S3 the first instament issued, under the order
of the Commissioners, dated the first instant.
At meeting Of the Virginia Republi-
can State Association held last night, D. W. Lo-
max il the chair, and Charles Turner, secretary
eight new members were elected and series of
resolutions were adopted indorsing the action of
the convention held in Petersburg, Fa on the 18th
instant.
About noon yesterday a pin in the
of q Seventh streetbObtsil car came
out, aud the horse being frightened ran away. He
fell on the sidewalk at the corner of Seventh and
II streets, falling upon a lady named Johanna
Morfit, seriously injuring her The horse had one
of his legs broken, and was shot to death.
Chief of Police Brock has issued
special order to Lieutenants Arnold and Austin of
the Fifth and Seventh precincts, to pay particular
attention to the drivers of hotel coaches and ex-
press wagons, who have been in the habit of driv-
ing fast to and from the depots. The omnibuses
for the upper hotels are to receive especial notice
The National Brick Machine Company
has elected the following officers for the ensuing
year: John F. Olmstead, president; Nathaniel Viii
son, vice president; Hon. Andrew Wylie treas
urer; II. L. Holbrook secretary; executive COM
mittee-John +. Olmstead: Hon. Andrew Wyle,
Charles F. Peck, Colonel William II. Philip, and T.
L. Holbtook.
Justice Wylie announced yesterday in
the court in banc that the court was ready TO de-
liver its decision in the cases of McManus vs.
standish, Porter VS.. Childs and Winder vs.
involving fees growing out of awards by
the Mexican Claims Commission, but that they
preferred reserve the decision until another sim
iiar case was heard
At meeting of the Lincoln Associa-
lion last night, Lewis Willis in the chair and VIII
lam H. Brown secretary, resolution was adopted
the different eolored organizations
Of the District to send delegates each to conven
ton TO be held 1T Friends Zion Hall, on Monday,
the 18th instant to make arrangements to celebrate