National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-06-07

EfOhtnent ArftVnIa.
wfLLARD's.-L. II. Ward, Jersey City, N. j.; r. II.
Ny I monea liza SegsfS b rs Ba S niTy a. i
Rrn ~; MeEErmap NhgiRiih;, GEORGE HI Cook Ney
Edgar, John Adar. Perth .Amboy, N. Ji n, A.
a aI9dmmeT BrHtt,G6oTo VI j. H. Grant, New York.
=, MErRoroLITAs,-w.C c. Annaw, New York J. y.
Hertpence, New Jersey; George T. LELAND Phlladel-
Jacobs, Cincinnati, Ohio j. G. Martin, Philadelphia;
J, w. II. Underwood G. w. Underwood, Georgia j.
ohio; george I b. Reeve, pSadepSa' b. W. CarR
Lewiston, Pa; George IL. Melton, Pittsburg, Pal ],
RIeos.-Jamcs Bleloch, philadelphia Michael
Jacobs, George W. Palmer, J. " Dennis. New York
Chicago; W. i, BENDER, Iowa Tmoihy Davis, hos.
an 4 II Ssye s hSeksr SSX xSrk bo
dephlai y; $ Evans, Fayetteville NY; 7, n Nor
risburg, Pa
,EnnlrT.-cbares NJ Patterson Washington Ter.
TTi ,SiSy; J' r a: Rhomt erg Texas u 4 Graves,
r 6oSgg New York Fred W sShariSe, s.; Louis
nenveri D. y Stuart, Chicago; H. II, stinsOn'
IoroTPtq; e g Knk9rd LSnisyiliS ii. DnwoOdcy,
y, ARLINaToN.-H Marshall Jewell, Hartford
Conn; Charles c. Miller; New York w. /. sweet
Ace, san Franc s %; ". H. H. Martin and w. A.
Harper, New YORK.
81, JANEs-F. Richards. N,w Y,rx; A, j. ARM
strong, Virginia; James d, Jones, Virginia; q. W.
Hathaway; pennsyIvani1i T. T. Barringer, New
KY RS.k' j. b. Randall aud b. C. Randall Licking on
ST.. MAnc.-EdwardP enmock and George s. Powell
ppmInuelpnla: George Sgddesi Mnryiandi Hon. -
c. Deriwne, and Gus Goslcr, New York s'''~ o.
WoRMLEY,s.-J. II. Bennett New York; Clayton
McNiicheal, Philadelphia
You can publish n three.line advertisement of
WANTED" FOR Rent" "For Sale" or LOST"
three times for twenty-five cents in THE REPuB-
LICAS.
The warm air yesterday drove crowds TO the
swimming school.
The many friends of George Williamson will be
glad to hear he is convalesccnt.
Members of Congress are displaying n nervous
anxiety to get home and repair their fences.
The accounts of United States Commissioner G.
wylc.
Professor A. E. willis, of Chicago, will give a
sciopticon entertainment at the Soldiers Home to-
night ut 1880 o'clock.
The residents on Eleventh street. north of i
street northwest complain that every plant they
set out In their front yards is sure to be stolen
Charley T. HavGnner has opened n hrst-class
loan Office at No. $50 street northwest. lie deals
In real estate lands, houses, and farms, and NO
gotiates notes and loans
In some portions of the city the parking in front
of several houses is guarded by barbed wire fence.
The police should see TO its removal as II is eX-
tremely dangerous to children.
The police have received notice that thirteen
year-old boy, named. Charles NJ. Durham, who
was abducted from his parents in Hoboken, N. j.,
in March, is believed to be in this CITY,
The young ladies' of Christ Church are making
elaborate arrangements fora musical and literary
festival to be given in the chapel adjoining the
church, next Friday evening the proceeds to be
applied to the church building fund.
The second annual meeting of the Society of
the Alumni Of Georgetown College will be held
in the memorial hall of the new college building
AZ 80 p m, June 81. Judge Walter 5. Cox VIII
deliver tie Grafton, aud MIR. James Hoban the
poem on the occasion.
Mr.. g. Kuhn the agent Of the Decker piano, met
with II serious accident yesterday while driving
in from BrlghtwoOd. The king-bolt on the front
axle broke and threw the forward part of the car
rage on The ground, pitching Mr.. Kuhn and his
wife out and severely brusing them both.
Professor X. E. odium has gone to the Hygeia
Hotel, Fort Monroe, to take charge of the natn-
torium at that popular watering place. Professor
Odlums long experience and great pc Dularty W i'll
make him valuable adjunct to Mr.. Phubus
widely known establishment.
A temporary restraining order has been granted
to Main Il Bros, to prevent George Bonivant and
William NJ Thayer from disposng of q farm near
Brightwood. the plaintiffs allege that they pur
chased the farm from Bonivant, who sold 1t to
Thayer while the title of the plaintiffs was being
perfected
The Brazilian Alhanibra and Chinese building,
formerly located Mt the Centennial grounds,
reached Glymont Monday night by steamer Glib.
son. Yesterday they were safely landed and
and Superintendent Trembly is about the happiest
man on this little footstool.
The residents Of Uniontown will shortly ask the
Gaslight Company to extend pipes through the
side streets of that town, so to enable the fol-
lowing public buildings to enjoy gas facilities:
Masonic Hall, Catholic Church. Episcopal Church,
and school building The Commissioners will also
be asked to furnish eight gaslamps for public use.
The following officers were elected for the en-.
suing year by the Federal Building Associations
uordc Anr
vice president; John A. Prescott secretary and
treasurer; NJ. Z, Barnard, f. G. Middleton, II. w.
Fenwick, Jos. X. Edison, G. G. Duncanson, William
f. Gardner, Edwin Muller b. Il. Bremen, and A.
p Dunlap, directors.
Patents were issued yesterday as follows to
| Washington inventors: Four patents were Issued
to Samuel l., Bean rs follows-dust.collect for
grinding mills -four dust-coecling balloon roller
grinding mill, dust. cOlluctorO -four mills &c rye
| Z. Maynard electric push button; Jh mts Perdue,
| rock drill Edgar b. Stocking, three patents for
cartridge, manufacture Of envelopes, and manu-.
| facule of sntchel- bOtiomed paper bags; Samuel
| ID Wpbb locking vice for forms