National Republican., 1882-04-22
Hrnminnnt ArrirnIn-


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New York 3; oambrill, MnTylndi s. Alexander
connecteMn M i + bnEG" b ESTna5do, nj Ipi Beaf e. Id Samuel
| Gross, James H.. Gross. Albanyi G. N; Anderson,
broke broke Jones: Wilmington, n. c.i Robert Norton
benjamin. W. T. Gracf Fielding Y Williams H., n,
Me1sell. New York; "; Looy smith, Mayywo9d, III
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limp London lGngl"nai u. II. Emery MScn MsSSSachnn'
| NJ NJ Merrill noslon George L. Peyton, White Sui
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New York, and Thonas AIcAllisior, Philadelphia.
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Morgan. Omaha j. c. Hutchinson, New. York
You can publish a thrce.lue advertisement Of
Wanted" For Rent" For Sale" or Lost"
three times for twenty five cents in THE REPuB-
LTCAE
Mr. AS solomons returned from New York yes.
terday
The grand jury was yesterday discharged until
next Tuesday at eleven H. III,
Colonel Balm lCctured at Wesley Chapel last
evening on our Age and our Duty" and was
listened to by large and intelligent audience.
Al the quarterly meeting OF the First Baptist
Church, held on the 18th OF April, Robert c. Fox
was elected Il trustee of the church, vice Erastus
NJ. Chnpn, resigned.
Margaret b, Bush yesterday filed a suit in equity
against John II. Archer and others to forCcloSe n
deed of trust sublot ls, s. A. Terrys subdivision
| of original lot l. square -.
The motion to quash the indictment against
| William II. Turner and other motions in regard
| the starrOute cases will be heard to-day In the
| Criminal Court before Judge Wylie
The board Of commissioners of the Chesapeake
| and Ohio Canal met last night in Room No. 10,
| Wizards Hotel, but declined giving any account
| OF the proceedings to the press St this time.
Building Inspector Entwise has condemned the
wooden building BIG street northwest, 1t being
| dangerous to life and limb; also the wooden
| building owned BY Mrs. johnson, 0O7 street
| southwest
Master odel whipple, of the Force School, dis.
tingu,shed Himself by being the only boy in the
| fourth grade who passed perfect examination In
| spelling yesterday. How many Congresmen can
| show similar fcCOid2
| Another large crowd attended the Worlds"
| Museum last night, and the applause that greeted
| pnpl mot ghpNynl tlpir N f,F a Wal nrn
| programme. The manager is eudCarorng to get
| new batch of ur,osites for next week.
Professor William II. Dali will deliver the
| seventh lecture in the course of the anthropoogl
cal and biological societies at the National
Museum this afternoon at hall.pist three o'clock
His subject will be Deep Sea Explorations"
Tie East Washington Band of Hope, presided
over by Mis-. DR.. Rodgers, will meet this evening
9t two o'clock IN the lecture room of oddF Fellows
| Hall. The band Is rapidly gaining In member
ship ana influence under its present excellent
| management.
A, II. Williams yesterday filed suit for divorce
for Reuben Perrin against Elizabeth Perrin. Mr..
Williams wns 50 afraid of having the papers seen
by any inquisitivc newspaper men that he took
them away Immediately after the cause was en-
tered in the docket.
The Republican lnviucibles, of East Washington,
will hold public meeting at 6i2 Pennsylvania
avenue southeast, next Monday evening when in
teresting speeches will be made by several prom
inent members of Congress and many others The
|
Detectives VoSs and Acton yesterday arrested O
colorCd man on Seventh street, who gave his name
as William Smith. The detectives have reason
70 believe that his real name is Charles Butler
The man bad two suits with him that he was try.
ing to dispose Of, and which 1t Is thought were
stolen.
The members of the South Washington brancl
of the Land League will next Monday, at ST
Dominick's Hall, present Congressman William f
Robinson with II set of resolutions and n vote o
thanks, as an acknowledgements Of their ap.
prccatOn of his efforts on behalf of Irish.
American citizens imprisoned by the British gov
ernment.
Mrs. Gaylord the Connecticut lady suffering
from alteration of the mind, has been identified ~
having visited this city in January, 1875 and wa
sent home after brief soiourn here. She wal
sent TO the asylum yesterday by the authorities
snd, her relative Gommnnlcatei Win, who vii
quiet in her bearing and talks about religion con
stantly.
William E. spalding, esq, one of our mos
prominent citizens, is lying very seriously i'll u
his residence, No. 1920 Connecticut avenue, ant
his condition is regarded as critical by his phys
clans Mr., Spalding has been identified with tn,
interests of Washington for forty years lie wa
for many years one Of the owners Of the Natona
Theatre, and his paint and oil establishment OF
the Avonno is one of the landmarks. His numer
Gus friends will heartily regret his illness
The contract for the plasering Of the extension
of the City Hall has been awarded to Josepl
! BECKETT DN EuNhlu NluTki esq, hlCNllcct, uIuc
: whose supervision the work Is being DONE Nj
Bcckert worked on the old City Hall, thirty. fou
years ago, and is therefore much graifcd to hRv
the opportunity of putting the finishing touche
thereon. lie also worked ON the United State
Capitol extension for twenty. five years durln
which time he personally prepared the groun
work for the master pieces of Brumidi and Leutz,
The residence Of Mr.. Lowe, No. los Second stree
northeast, was entered on Thursday night b
. burglars, and the lower portion of the house CON
plctely gutted while the family were asleep. n
policemen arc ever seen in that locality but ther
are some families In that section that will Civ
!. thieves n warm reception II they are discovero
" I'm time. il has not been long since that Mr.. W.
Dodge, on Is street near First street northeast, wa
, alarmed bya burglar in his residence, who beat
retreat with the male members OF the family altC
i him en- dishaJRc. The burglar escaped
Capital City Guard Fair.
The Capital City Guards fair has been grei
success, the rooms being crowded each night, an
L the ladies have cause to be congratulated I'll
receipts nro large, and promise to be better ne,
week. The friends OF the company have turnc