National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-04-21

Prominent Arrivals.
- WiLLAnp'ss. Alexander Armstrong, William Gray,
3 8' smI;b R 9rSw3 Il S"5POpNtSr RySn
/ tePr9p Mas.Schuseviis H. Ii Ii. s6uWSidl, GGlcasoj
~. Paddock. Ponnsylyaniui E. w MetrlmRn'
GgoE, Thomas Msddoct, Trenton. n J.; y, ". Giil,
Ohio; Joseph \. Prin Dublin j. t. Valentine, Read
RIoos;-G. A. Batchelder, san Francisco !. G.
boyce, rennsylvanla; H. i, Mills Clinton White,
briggs, 4 4. Fucker New YeFE y C. Hcnry. Pha
delHhlei I. y. McIntush. Chl:agoi e. V. Zoos,
nsciicni; :. s. Clark y YonEo S ~ " o. D'" N'
,d Minr9orr,oLlrAS1A Rush jermon = Wolf iifi,irr
il. Rdssfion h f,shmrs leffIt BAKER New YORK; G.
y. sessions, cleveland, ohio Edmund Z, Monltt,
Charles r. Collier Philadelphia '''''''
EnnIrr.- Robert Iaulison, Nehanti n. u. Corpen.
Hooper, brooklyn IT, NJ. Will, n Hewitt Thomas
rnemsy Es% f Vr D. a. mg4dfGITs9G, a. ~ III a.
Cannon, Delaware.
ST. JAlIfs. n N; Brooks, Georgia; William Wood.
u; " A,'wan Thomas W; iisnchew New :, York 'in
NJ Morrison Philadelphia, Pa
AgIIISg,ToN.-sA. l. Travis, T. MarlIng New York.
mour, Newport, r. H. Ashbcd welsh New Jersey ~
81, MAge.Iw, Cans, baltimore, Nd, G, Brown.
:, n. Warneld Lancaster County Pennsylvania
IT. W. MHmn Man. rTnes2 m N u III
| YORK. h. Franklin Rogers, Cambridge, Mass
,woRMLEY's- Horace white John AtcGinnis, New
Boston.
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LICAN
! WorLmcn are engaged in making slight repairs
upon odd. Fellows Hall on Eighth street south
| east
The Guild of the Holy Cross has scut toChurch
| the sufferers IN the South, through the "B'uC An
! chor Association As, Judge Waite president, u
| large box Of clothing &c.
| The body Of Lucy Johnson COlorcd, who died
last Monday, laid at Az L street southeast until
| yesterday, when II was Inferred in the POttcrs
| Held by the health authorities.
Officer Edwards last night, at $40, found col
orcd male infant on the steIs of William II. Sied-
| dor's residence, 1905 New Hampshire avenue, and
| took the infant 10 st, AIMS Orphan Asylum
Major King, agent of the s. +. G. A., yesterday
morning arrested John Berry, colorcd, for driving
| an old and very lame horse in his brick cart
Judge Smell will beam blandly upon Johann to-
day.
The worlds" Museum, which Is giving OK.
hlbitions at odd Fellows Hall, Is drawing good
audiences, and the performances are of a charac-
ter which should satisfy even the most iaStidlou'
The Curiosiucs are very interesting
Mr.. Osborne, the engineer of the st. James Hotel,
who tried to commit suicide yesterday by cutting
| better yesterday, and his physician cnterains
strong hopes Of his ultimate recovery,
The Tenth Street (northeasD Mission ia making
elaborate preparations for the supper to be served
by the ladies of the Mission Mt odd Fellows Hall
on the 2Gth instant. A band has been engaged t.
add to the occasion, and very enjoyable time !:
anticipated.
George W. Meredith, the principal participant
In the ARRAY In the Moiiatt building, on Four.
nnd-u-hHlf street. pleaded guilty in the Police
Court yesterday to qSSAulting Dan Burns and paid
50 fine. Both men were put under personal bond!
TO keep the peace.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday t.
Henry Myers, Pltsburg, Pa. and Martha Mar
shall, Washington j, C.. Joseph C. Carrick ant
Elizabeth Nolan, Bennings, D. c.; IL. John Tyler
and Sally Fiuncy. Charles L. DlcKenney aut
Jane A. Harley, and Peter Kline and Margaret A
Windsor, Of this city.
L. ]. Fanar has fled q petition in the Probat,
Court asking that the letters of administration
granted TO John II. Rice on the estate of George l.
IIammeken be set aside, as there is nothing t.
show mat there Is any properly belonging to th
will be held April 3D.
The Rochdale co. operative society have elece,
the following officers Joseph NJ. Wilson, prcsi
dent: A. Glass, vicc-presdent; John Cook, secrc
tory and treasurer; Andrew Glass, 4. n. Mceker
Smith Thompson, j. t. Reynolds u, o. Lcerh, {
s. Trevitt, A. 7. Lonely, j. W. IIarshu II. W
Smith John Corson, and John Cook, executive
committee.
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the district of Minnesota, resided for number 0
years in this city. He graduated with high homo
from the Columbian University Law School. elias
of 1868, and was prominent member of the Ma
sonic fraternity. Since residing in Minnesota h
has been actively engaged in tho practice Of hi
| profession. His many warm friends in this cit
will be pleased TO hear of his eminent success il
| his Western home and confidently anticipate fu
him II brilliant future.
Yesterday Miss Minnie Palmer, accompanied b,
her grandmother Mrs Harvey AMI her man
Gger Mr.. Rodgers, paid visit to the jail and haC
quite an interview with Guilcau. Rodgers Offered
Il pass to " My sweetheart" but he said he wOult
he engaged at might aud could not attend. Til,
fair Minnie examined the ,CailOld upon which Ia,
wretch Is to be executed with great curiosity. Tn,
party then looked IN upon the other criminals
and among them Christina Taylor, the murdcrCs
of the Fisher children whom Miss Palmer sal,
was repulsive looking half wttcd old h0g.
Mr., Robert Graham, eX-scCretary OF the Churcl
of England Temperance Society, and formerly
member of the House Of Commons, but now ell
gagged by the Episcopal Church of this country t
do temperance work in the United States made
short visit Mt Temple Cafe yesterday on his way I,
! Richmond, Petersburg, and many other points ii
| Virginia Five thousand dollaIs have bccl
pledged him for his work this year, Mr. Wander
bt giving a largo share Of this sum. BiShu
PincknGy and many uthels prominent in the Epis
COpal Church are heartily cooperating In tn
good work.
Tho BrOom and Fan Drill,
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