National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-02-04

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num- 4e0; minimum, 300.
Prominent Arrivals.
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Il. PlckSrd Alabama; j. b. Johnston jr Rlrhmond
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| NCddcn. g. Crawford, New York; r. Conner, Z. Ran
syraense; G A. g. TardcnbcrgE Ulster, Pa; W K
| Alderman, Chicago.
ST. JAMEs--M. r. Wheeler. New York;H, B. Hon.
| Harmer, jr Lurny, Va. NJ. Randolph, New York;
Russeii, NJ sGrmS, ky. d. . 'e''' iu"" Wv"
ST. MAHc.-E. Gumheimcr, l. Pincuss, New York;
York u; So. Talbot, Maryi@ad; W q; Gt93tllnn
| woRNLrY's-o $, Lace, Louis struusc, Boston; T.
| NJ Bacon, ID. B. Eaton, New York
| You can publish a three line advertisement of
Wanted" For Rent" For Sale" or Lost"
three times for twenty-five cents in THE REPUB-
| IcAS.
| Judge j. Patterson n prominent New York Re-
| publican, Is at the Arlington.
| on motion of Mr. Michael L.. Woods, Mr.. william
| p. Fennel Of the bar Of Tennessee, was admitted
| TO practice before the District bar.
| Charles II. French, Of Lupos Neb, was the only
new witness introduced to the grand jury ycstcr-
| dny TO testify in the star route cases.
| Hon. o. l.. Jones, of jamestown, one of the lead
ing business men and manufacturers of Western
| New York, is registered at the Riggs House.
Henry Erckhardt was charged with grand lar
ccny in taking a boat of which he is owner, out OF
the custody OF Mr. Carter, the constable. The case
| was continued.
A bill in equity has been fled by Thomas W.
Swami, executor, against Maria l.. scyann and
others for foreclosure of deed of trust OF real
tate in tho city Of Washington.
When Sergeant Mason fired at Guieau the bullet
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assassin. Castings have been made, and are going
| Off like hot cakes, as souvenirs,
| Copies of to.duy's double.Sheet REPUBLIcAN,
| with its large amount of interesting and varied
| reading matter, can be had in wrappers ready for
| mailing, at the business Office.
The Literary Society will meet this evening at
the residence of Mr.. and Mrs Kauffmann. There
| will be one or two papers of exceptional interest
| and some fine music from the musical members.
Henry W. Brent, IT,, has filed bill in equity
against Henry w. Brent, sr., and others for con.
nrming contract made for infant defendant for
sale OF part of lot IT, square 5lS and appointment
| Of II trustee.
A large number of New York roughs and prize
fighters, embracing the HeelcrS," OF New York.
are in the city on their way to New Orleans, to be
| present at the mill " between Sullivan and Ryan,
soon to take place.
A creditors bill In equity has been filed by
Henry o. Middleton against Isabel Is. Gibbs and
others for the sale of sublot 81, square 81, and
sublOt II, square 392 There are only twenty de-
PENDANTS to the bill.
A certificate OF the election Of l.. f. f. spofford,
John Kingdom, b. f. Mann. c. A. Boynton, and
William McLain as trustees Of the Metropolitan
Baptist Church has been fled in the office of the
Register of Deeds.
Senator Bayards bill, naming the circle at the
intersection of Massachusetts, and Connecticut
avenues " Dg Point Circle appropriates $4,000 for
statue of Admiral Du Pont,
"Why Is Oscar Wilde like nitrous oxide?' asked
Mary Ann OF her George the other night. "Gve II
up" said George abscntly, AS he took another
| hitch in his arm. Because he Is an asthetlc'
(anaesthetc), responded Mary, with eiggle.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to Fred
erick Graf, of Washington, and Amelia 7. Boylen,
of Binghamton, N. Y; Allan Barber and Winnie
Williams, Of Culpeper County, Virginia, and Bar
ney Cole and Annie Simmons, of Washington,
George A. Bacon, j. Clement Smith, William
Boyd. Robert G. IngerSoll and Charles White have
been appointed TO have prepared bus! or statue
OF Thomas Paine, to be presented to the United
| m ~ ~ nj IA al IN
In the Equity Court yesterday Fannie d. New
| ton was granted q divorce from Colestine New
ton. They were married here September 1873,
and in September, 1879 defendant deserted her.
She is granted $40 month nlimony and the Gus
tody of her infant child.
A young man about five feet eight inches tall
with black whiskers, is trying to palm himself Of
as Major King. agent of the S. F. p c. A. He wears
u badge in proof of his official position. The pub
lie should be their guard against this fellow as
II is evident his object is backmai
Professor Alexander 8 de Wolowski, who has
just located here as a teacher OF music, is Il Po-
lander by birth, and first came to America rs n
protege OF Jenny Lind, and was aftcrward attached
to the company which accompanied Madame Son
tag in her tour through this country.
In the Criminal Court the following defendants
will be Rrraigned to-day: Lewis Coyne, John
Kaiser, Douglas William Gross, John Fuller, George
Manlz, Charles d. Gilmore, william Hooper, Rob.
ert Orr and Frank Gallagher Edward Jones and
James Davis, Samuel S. Lacy aud John L, Bruce.
The police have endeavored to break up gang
! of white and coorcd boy Migrants, who have been
IN the custom OF sleeping around the markets and
| in the streets. Yesterday Judge Smell! had before
| him members of this crowd named Walker,
Downey, Roth, Veney, Payne and Nichols and sent
| them all to the workhouSe for ninety days each.
A few days ago it was stated that Judge Cox at
tended the Law College last Saturday evening for
the first time since the GuiteHu trial common need.
This is now ascerlained to have beeen Incorrect
On the contrary, the Judge has been regular and
punCtual In his attendance at the lectures of his
course rs though tho Guitcau trial had not ex-
listed
The Washington Cadet Corps, an organization OF
which the District is justly proud, gave dance at
their armory last night, The committee OF ar.
rangements, Lieutenant II. L. Owens, chairman;
Sergeant Lugwig Gunncll, Corporal ID. H. Stewart,
Cadet W. n, Dotson, and Cadet John Kicks, had
charge of the affair The hall was filled with the
GiRe of the cOlOred race, and enjoyment rcigncd
supreme for several hours.
| William Jones, colored man. was walking
along street Thursday evening, when he slipped
on the ice at the Gornor of Seventh and streets,
and fell down. smashing lamp which he was
carrying and, iulllng upon the pieces Of broken
glass, one OF them severed an artery, from the
effects of which wound he had nearly blCd to
| death before assistance was rendered Jones was
taken home and attended by DR.. Began.
. The initial number Of an illustrated newspaper
entitled the Wedge, published at Herndon, Va.
has just been received, 1t is of the Readlusler
persuasion, and is filed with excellent cartoons
= and CAr!Cltures Cmbcmatic of its motto, Death
TO BOurbOnsm," The illustrations are well drawn
i and also finely engraved, and the prediction may
be ventured that tho Wedge Will considerably
| widen the gap already made TO Bourbonism.
The Lyon House, as the public will doubtless ~
many quarters be pleased TO hear, will be
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