National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-01-07

Prominent Arrivals.
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R RSa5 psIIgr q nGtsr psSSNrn Dr. W.
C hossc II Moore Orange ii a Harry Bali Ball
i. Coleman, Pcnnsyivania; q ilfice, Newark, n. j..
gnps e N Wa,o YORK oa MS PSn
duphia.
Rroas.-c c. Hickot, Brent Good s. r. Pickering,
pIla; ", j. siade, 7. n. Gibson, Hrkansas;. q II.
Flklns, $. NJ. Bailey Pennsylvania; ]. n Hardin,
nS o Xmtmony %fmP Tens BemINTc jamrs Hodges,
baltimore a. Savage. Idaho Territory; II; Il Sin
Cartier, G W Lyman, salt LAKE city.
EnnlTT;aU; ~. Won 2edln2 Boston, Mass, Mark
s, Frank, Madson; j. q Kaniaan, Philadelphia;
William iApseomP, Durham, n. G; J; II Winsnear'
Covlnginn, KY; ASA Iglehart, Evqnsyle, Ihd.i
Gs S SSM 9orh hoes Wcna
MErRoPoLITAH,-A. w. Phillips, New Haven; w.
A. THgye, Ge99Trgla John g CALHOUN, ATkansas c.
Pai j. NJ WILCOX, New York; T. T. Dyw, Bo ;99,
phn ChnPr 8 nen nSrs Gomnactisut A. JOHN
son, Unlontown, Pa
AnLING ToY.-D. Hoodcastle, Philadelphia; Samuel
W. II. slarbuci, New York H. NJ. ribbala, Brook
Conn; j. Il. RnsRan. Cincinnati Ia Ohio; T. A. hub!
ball, Boston,
ST. MARc-nichard A, Lee, Camden, \. ii Frank
d. bingham, Philadelphia; james +. Murdoch, IT,,
Phlladelphh; robert Hayden, jr: baltimore John
NJ Lincoln, Lancaster, Me; ". F. Vernon, Balti-
more
ST. JAms-A. L.. Shepard, John Il. Colby. New
Charles Young Mar6orogsh n a. Eggis ST jGns'
MISUNDERSTANDING smith, Montana Territory;
Mr.. Preston, New York.
woRMLEY's.-G eorge A. Coolidge, Boston W. II.
Forbes, New York.
You can publish three-lne advertisement OF
WANTED" "For Rent" "FOr Sale" or " Lost"
three times for twenty-five cents in THE REPuB.
LICAN.
The laborers In the water Office have been pal d.
The three gentlemen arrested yesterday for lust
driving were fined $50 each in the Police Court.
A bust OF the assassin Guitcau, taken by Clark
Mills, can 10 seen at G. NJ. Bells photograph gall
lery.
The sneak thief is still in his glory, and nightly
commits raids upon the proprietor Of the costly
ulster.
Abulding permit has been granted to pr. Bur
rows to make general repairs at No. 7lO sixth
street, to cost S25.
Michael Norton was the first victim who stood
up In the dock ut the Police Court yesterday. lie
was given seven days for loud and boisterous talk
ing.
A brief session OF the Criminal Court was held
yesterday. Louis W. Wayman was arraigncd for
nsSGnting Officer Thompson, and pleaded not
guilty.
Register of wills Ramsdell Yves suffering with
an acute attack ofT1cumntism yesterday, and had
to leave his Office aud place himself in thc'doc-
tors hands.
The second complimentary soiree of the Lawn
Tennis club will take place Monday evening, jan
uary o. Instead of Thursday, January II, us here
tOforc announced.
Mr.. George A. Kelly, of the skating rink, with
his usual enterprise, has on exhibition glass jar
filled with real beans, The person guessing the
number of beans in the jar win get the beans
Yesterday afternoon, shortly after three o'clock,
n Mrs. Stanton while walking on street. be-
tween Fillh and sixth streets northwest, fell and
severely injured herself She was carried to SOB
L street, aud DR.. Godding summoned to attend
her.
The marriage license market was dull and un.
interesting yesterday, and the board" closed
fiat, with no bidders. Only one couple had the
They we're Matthew A. Davis and Mrs. T. Helen,
Rock Creek road, District of Columbia.
Mr.. George H. Adams, the clown, comes lcgiti
| mately by his comic and pantomimic ability, for
| his father was the most celebrated PdntaiOon on
| the stage during his day The elder Adams is with
the company now ut FOrds, aud from the front re-
news the trlumphs OF former years in the success
| of his son.
Mr.. Charles Vincent former clerk in the
| Qunrtermnstcr- Generals Office, who boards at
Wizards Hotel, and his brother, tackled Califor-
MIA gentleman In the lobby of the hotel last night,
| and were both pretty roughly handled by the lat.
ter. No arrests were made, and the sympathies of
| the bystnnders seemed TO be with the gentleman
who did the pummeling
A grand entertainment for the benefit OF st. An
| drews Church will be gwen at willard Hall, on
9Ssy H ohn eSe
will preside at the piano. The celebrated elocu-
tiOnists, Miss Kinds, of New York, and Miss Bacon,
Of Boston, will give readings In costume. The
Misses Harvey and Mr.. Warren Young, so we'll
known in musical circles, will sing choice selec-
| tons.
| District Attorney Riddle in an opinion as to the
law concerning physicians practicing medicide
without diploma in this District, says: Section
OF the act regulating vital statistics, &C. requires
all physicians practicing within the District TO he
registered, under the penalty of fine of from SIS
| 70 5000. To cntitle physician to registration he
must produce license received from some char
tered medical society. or IL diploma received from
| some medical school or institution"
A bill in equity was yesterday filed by John T,
| Wiley and wife against Emily Is. Jones ct al,
praying that the deeds from J, Stanley Jones to
William b. Jones, OF October 26, 1874, and the one
| from william b. Jones to james $. Edwards and
Charles c, Cole, affecting the property ON Third
and streets northwest, be declared void; that the
| deed from John 4. Wiley and wife to Margaret G.
| Frazer be declared deed of trust to secure the
payment Of 500; that In the meantime the de-
| icndant, Margaret z. Frazer, be restrained from
selling OF encumbering the real estate and guar
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