National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-31


Prominent Arrivals.
WtLLARDs.--G. W. Catcheldcr, Boston; w "
Thompson. Detrolt Eugene walSeman, New. York;
ohicege; William Byers, New York; c, A. Hoard!
man. Florida; NJ, - bpnhng, Il. y. Eltonhead, New
York; II. u. Leach, Wisconsin.
EBBITT.-Amos r. Foster, ]. ]. Ellis, Austin, Texas
Edward Stevens, Cincinnati. Ohio; NJ. Donahue
George 4. Walton, BOSTON, f n 4rmstrong, Conntct
Cnt; II; Bishop, CINCINNATI, Ohioi D. NJ fieming
ton ornaha; john w. Hills, Delaware, Ohio; Z
Scott n. r. Scherier, Trenton; a. II. Ferris, liati-
lima "'''''''' -
MErRoroLrrAY- A. Nunnaly. Rome Chi G.
A. J. Bhidwin. ' John Auspneh, k.j Mcoang. Thomas
= Kelly, and Il. Gcylin, Philndelphin; Rev. II. II.
New S' York SW Syff' ryoF, o%SnsbOro Ky D
ARLINGroN.--IIon Samuel NJ. HARRISON, Hor-
IT, Root Arkansas; SIR K. \. WOOD Penn Yam, n Y;
~ M. I,oducanachl, London; Professor w ID, scott,
Plant, Cincinnati, o.
ST JAMEs.-,r L. Mapor: Boston; II. IT. Edgerton,
York w Donaldson, E. Burton, Philadelphia.
st; Maze Charlss Cams. a., lloyd G. e; GIIt
Emory, Virginia; q. W. Henry, Kansas CITY, Mo.
You can publish three.lne advertisement OF
| Wanted" "For Rent" "For Sale" or lost, y
| three times for twenty-five cents in THE REPuB-
LIcAS.
A dead infant was found yesterday morning on
| Stoddnrd street, Georgetown.
1.-THE Negro in the Rebellion" will be the sub.
| ject for d cussion Mt the Union Bethel Literary
| Association this evening III Bethel Hall.
The Society for the Prevention OF cruelty 10 Ami.
mails will bold meeting for the transaction OF bus
iness at It's rooms in lie Droit Building this afler-
| noon at o'clock.
Duringa stone battle between boys on the eastern
commons yesterday morning small colored boy
named Warrington, was struck over the right eye
| and painfully injured.
All WHO love music and art are reminded that
they will be cordially received Wednesday even
ings at O'clock, at the Rational Academy of Fine
Arts, COr'Oran Building opposite the Treasury, by
Mrs. lmogene RobinsIn MOnell.
Miss Alice Emery the accomplished young mu-
sicnn who has been spending several months
| with friends In the city, returned home yesterday
| III consequence of the sad announcement OF the
death of her father, Mr.. b. +. Emery, at Sanford
| Me.
Rev. Father Fulton, pastor of st. Aloysius
Church, who Is on n collecting tour in the North
has been elected provincial OF the Order of Jesuis
vice Father Brady, who, IL Is understood, will b,
Hppoiuted pastor Of 81. Aoysius Church insteat
| OF Father Fulton.
| William Young, who keeps shoemaker's shoI
on L, between Seventh and Eighth streets north
west was are ted yesterday morning by onice
| Herbert, on n warrant sworn out by Ida Hastings
charging him with embezzling 5000 Of her mon, y
| lie claims that lie has given her tde money
aud holds receipt for II, which she denies.
Tomorrow, Friday, and Saturday VIII be The
summer opening days Of the PalGis Royal. Tn,
many novelties md beauties for ladles' adornmcn
which Mr.. Lisner has heretofore shown will b.
surpassed by the new articles which he has lately
procured, and which Will he presented to view
for the fist lime to- morrow. There will he specia
| reductions in prices for those days Only.
The Mount Vernon Regents have decided TO nc
cept the plans submitted by Mr.. Rc,d for erecting
n gateway TO the grounds at the steamer landing
This will be the gift of the State OF California.
| New York banker has offered to subscribe 500 Il
the erection of lunch house on the grounds am
scriptions. Yesterday the regents decorated thu
grave OF Washington with fresh flowers.