National Republican., 1882-02-09

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WnLARp's- Mccoy. Galveston Texas;
Joseph Jordan Connecticut; John H. westcoi, Penn.
YorkiJ. n. knapp BOSTON, L. 4. hGlt, Cincinnati;
4 G.; Mconiggs Illinois; W. q. steinmetz BROOKLYN
lyman BreWS AID Id John Sm fbsTy bayy New York; h e.
King, ChicTSgo; James Fverson, Philadelphia nr.
wallng, and Il. $. II. Brown New lcrsoyi a. Kali
wassoSS oW '92Td york W. 3 wSoG SSM SGF Snd
| John Hays, Pennsylvania A. spadono, New York.
,ARL!NeToN..,H. s. Gram Egbert starr, Dr. NJ !.
Bartlett, l. r. Wood, New York. Dr. 4. d. Elliott,
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Julius Mnge Galveston, IeSns; Lentenapl, ~ Con-, ON
fs RavG : GS BSbcocE t. George M "Ri g. Miller Il F T. paSs
New York 3 Fuller ,1 J9hp NJ Butler gn phlladSl-
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affarS amotc D. crE cyds SEc NcM M YORK. J. wq%s H. Hes
Philalelphai J. Campbell yirgialai T. j. Peles,
molly, Chicago; W r. Rose d G. smith. New York;
u Cowlcs, Cleveland 6. ID. Comstock, u. $. Al Ar.
samuel nannsicT, PhSicpha; j. 't b Weeks Pits.
burg; T. c, Jones, New York.
New YORK: w i DAVIS, Galycsion, Texas james
McCaror Erie, Pm; II. II, Emmons, Princeton, n.
John s Blake, saIida coils 4. T. Hart. New York;
MGm M TSf Elncinnati 1 samuel 5 An1efrson'
Detrck San Francisco: ". NJ. RidpSth brazil, Ind;
Peter Chapman Paterson, N. j.; f. +. Raymond,
st. JA,lrs.-John +. KndnG, Alabama! T. chlttel.
Sni Me Me-; GVi Mio j. smith, N ih Norihamron, '' Mass;
James w, BrOckwny, ChcagQi g. II. Foster,C H.
Ohio
os st, MAgci-Iohn I. criGmoqd MARYLAND George
T. stewart, Warsaw, Nn.i 6: p Lynch, New York;
Lake, New York i. l., sade Norfolk, Va,
Dnnvllc, Va; Robert u. Lilly Virginia; Hnzlete
X. Campbell and Hannibal IAGvy, st. Louis Joseph
Maryand H. Il. Lee, Atlanta Ga; l.. 1. Rosenthal,
New York; Alfred MadduX, Baltimore.
woRNiEY's.-w. -. Lawrence, W. =. Gillette. New
York; W. l.. Davis, city; Levi c. Bird Delaware.
WEIcKERs s.-Paymasier stevenson Commodore
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Mr.. II. W. Maynard adv nnce agent of the Jolli-
| ties Company Is at The National.
Charles Taussig, one Of the leading business men
Of 81. Louis, NO., Is at the Arlington.
Henry Goldwatcr, OF Arizona, was yesterday be-
| fore the grand jury rs a star.route witness.
Charles NJ. Junkin, editor of the Ledger Fair.
field, Iowa, is in the city, and is stopping at the
st. james Hotel.
All the Philadephinns now in the city will visit
the tea store to-day and supply themselves with
coffee and decent jwelery
DIR. A. b. Elliott, the veteran editor of the Ian
singburg o. W Gazette, arrived here yesterday,
and Is registered at the Arlington
Mcssrs. II. o. and X. Cuughton have filed for
Virginia r. Taylor general creditors bill in
equity against Horton c. Ryan for the sale of sub
| lots 33Gnd 81, square G93.
Mr. Edward Temple, president of the Bank of
| Washington, has been elected director of the
Washington and Georgetown Railroad Company,
| vice William Ormc, deceased.
George L. Johnson and Thomas H. Heath, ap.
prascrs of the estate of the late Mary Bates have
returned an inventory of the personal effects of
| the deceased valued at SS,0i6.15.
Charles Taliaferre, a cOlored seaman on the
United States sloop of-war Portsmouth, attempted
to commit suicide yesterday by jumping over
board. He was fished out wetter and q sadder
man.
| At the delivery OF Hon. Fred Douglass lecture
| on Self Made Men" before the Bethel Literary
| Society, Bishop Ward. G. T. Downing, J. W. Crom-
| well, and Professor Storm occupied seats on the
| stage,
| For the last two days Judge Cox has been en-
gagged in the trial OF George L. Craig and George
| NJ. Roberts for burglary and larceny from drug
store, corner of Fourth and streets, and stealing
therefrom lot oftobaCcO and cigars.
The will of Marshall Brown has been filed with
the Register. The entire estate, real and personal,
| Is left to his wife, with the request that at her
death she leave 1t to her two children Rosa Wal.
! ach and Jesse Brown: Louisa Stewart Brown and
| is dated November 10, 1881
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
George G. w. Magruder, Montgomery County,
Maryland, and Eleanor A. II. Marshall, Heights of
Georgetown Albert p. Waugh, Washington, aud
S. Emma Payne, Georgetown; Columbus Stewart
and Lizzie .Canty, Thomas A. McAllster and Mag
gle c. Flaherty, all of this city.
An accidental fire occurred early yesterday
morning at the residence of Mrs. Webb at Clifton,
above Georgetown. Sparks from an open fire.
nj gnt Hrn 10 ihn n,,I rio
ilagration was only avoided by the presence of
mind of Mrs Webb, who cXtnguished the fire after
a loss Of $50 had been sustained.
1t will be remembered that some time ago Joe
Cropsy, rag dealer Of this city, had two children
| stolen from him-both bllnd-and learned that
| they we re travelling round the country with
| party of gypsies. Yesterday morning Major Brock
| received n telegram from Martinsburg, W. Va,
| saying that the two children were in custody at
| that place. Cropsy has been OH the tramp for
some weeks, and will leave ut once for Martins
| burg
THE POST-OFFICE DEPARTMENT.,