National Republican., 1882-08-26
Prominent Arrivals

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Gardner, Scranton, IA; ". H. Jones. Mlddieiown,
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plia {: ~ Finch, Portsmouth, Ohio; E. T. Jacques,
Am!ISoToS.-H: 7. Mshlcr., 7. W: Deastro, will
IAN Comtc., New York; Colonel 4. w. Jones, Judge
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Virginia.
J. w soner, esq, mayor OF Fredericksburg, Va,
Is In the city visiting his son, OH street.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday 10
Dwight 4. Grswold and Fanny Spaulding, Will
mington, Del, and Richard Johnson and Susan
Payne, Of This city.
Prof s.or Alexander s. De wolow.ki arrived
from Atlantic City yesterday. lie is making ar
raugements TO reopen his musical situte, with
his daughter Miss 1.abellc De Wolowski.
Mr.. Hallctt Murray Crypt PilmonD leaves to-
morrow for New Castle, Pa, where he will join
In that city, opening in Nirgnius."
Tho at-homc members of the Washington Light
Infantry CorTs are requested TO meet at the arm
Org Sunday morning, at 10 o'clock, to make ar
| rangemenis to meet the battalion ut O'Clock p.
| m. on that day
Mcssrs. Snyder, Trott, and Dun'ap will play on
| the Post Office nine to-day, In the game with the
War Department. Wise and Ka bfus, who have
| returned from Cape May will play their usual
positions. An exciting game is anticipated.
Al,nrt axt MarV gn1itb
white, living ut No. l2O street northeast, fell of
Il back porch, distance of fifteen feet from the
ground, hurting her back severely. doctor was
C He'd in, who promptly rendered medical aid
Early yesterday morning thieves got into the
yard of the premises No. 1925 Seventh street north
west and stole valuable mocklng bird. which
was hanging III II cuge against the back uiliing,
the property of Mrs. Faulkner, the owner Of the
| premises.
So far The committee oil speakers for the grand
| temperance demonstration in Anacost!a have Sc
| cured Dr.. c. n. Whitney, of Illinois; Rev. Thomu:
| T. Poulson, Rev. II. :. Norris, Rev. w. J. McKen.
drec Riley, OF Baltimore, Md, and Charles Nye
and 1t is expected that other orators Will be pres
| cnt.
| A preliminary prospectus has been issued by t.,
heard of directors Of the art and industrial exhib
ton which it is proposed to hold in the rotunda o
tie Capitol, commencing NoyembGr 70, in whicl
| the cooperation OF all artists throughout thu
| country is asked, us well US contributions from
| manufacturers arc solicited.
Duncanson Bios, auctioneers, have sold for
George Bauer and John Walter, jr, trustees, parts
OF lots % aud "A, in square GIG, having front oi
"a foct inch S, with depth of S5 feet, situated
| IN alley between First and North CnpitO
| streets and o and streets northwest, improved
| by II flame building to Chr. Bucheler, for 500.
Yesterday about noon John Brooks, colored, fel
through tho hatchwuy of the schooner Curtis
| G udwin, at johnson & Bros coal wharf, and wa:
quite badly bruised For unately no bones were
| broken. Brooks was taken to his home, in tho
alley between Sixth and Seventh ani II and
streets, and Dr. Crooks rendered medical aid.
Joseph Coleman fined SO or thirty days il
Jail for iogging little eight ycar-old boy named
Franklin Carroll with trace. 1t seems that th
little fellow, with other larger boys, had annoyed
Coleman by getting into his orchard, but TIN
judge did't think that justified him III wreakin
his vengeance on the small boy who couldn't ge
away.
Mr.. Richard Sylvester secretary and disbursint
officer of the Ute Commission, arrived in the cit!
yesterday. He has many friends here, havin
been for many years an influential and houore
member OF the Missouri press. He is bright an
progressive young man, IN uncOmpromisng Re
publican, and thorough student of oil interest
that concern the West. III his appointment Sec
retury Teller has not only recognized eininen
ability aud deserving loyalty to party, but ha
also complimcutcd tie journalistic profession an,
the young Republicans of the West.-Denrer Trib
| ttle, .itl II,