National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-06-09

stationary or slight fall IN temperature.
For Washington, ron a. m. 10 midnight
Fair and tCdrm ieediler.
Thermometric rcadings-7a M, Clio; II a. M,
79So; 3 p. m, a2o; p. M, 7olo; IL p. M, 7l.0';
maximum, $3.50; minimum, 632e.
Prominent Arrivals.
,wItL44nD's,-Cha y. Williams, Richmond Val
Veil cleveland o; WI B est. Sew sew YORK Edward
dfews, Rsdale, Mle6a Hon john 6'i H. stSrin, New
SON New YoFR t"[oV %a SSRkfE RRjadcphla Ell?
ngSS P9Ils9,erha b. = Haas ,2Hr ere P H.
D9dd, New York; Montz simon, Germany; +. H.
RIGes.-w. +. Heath. II, d. wlnson, william Chip
man man, New Y9rk Joseph Bond BnlIi,loi e d KS 1,
Ilearne Cinclnnatli Charles H. Cramp Phila ,
Paris, Frances w y iIilJrup, Harrisburg Pa, ], 4.
Go Smhea Ey Gnnp MS, eS YORK Ensign Hartford
..AnLrNGroN. Robert Erwin, savannah, Cal A. u.
W4lel, New York y, $, Stafford, ALBANY, N vi w.
Charles ESS SST New jSSn W
HON. wayne Nl ion scott
New Jersey; i. II, Wiswal 81. Hartley, New YORK.
HaSq t. S d%r. a1
Shariss Z Jeffrey L. O. gold, John & rwomSyy
Brugson, orangebprg $. q II. 4. Lucas, r., Pitts
Ooro, N. C.; Allen Walton, lIunmestown, Pa; sam.
Ware $. =. Pane New York; x. ". Maser, Austria
S d a%jey N FsSD SGEf Ja Lake W Gy S
+ beHedie Ssrm9Vnti IT. JS9nson; MisssSs dhn
sylvania.
ST. JAMES,. Hurst. ST. Louis, Mo; A. A. Martin,
stTot"cr, CINCINNATI ohio; a. W. DephI, city ". +,
Mcpowcll, Ohio; J. II. Adams Alabarnai James
u ST, MAuc.-willlNm Weld, Philadelphia, Pal o
G,erdrlln, East sHiinawi NJ; ID. Adler, New York.
Louis.
woRNLEy's.-H Green, philadelphia: W.
You can publish three.line advertisement Of
WANTED" FOR Rent" For Sale" or lost"
three times for twenty-five cents in TIE REPuB-
LICAN,
THE REPUBLICAN will be Issued rs usual in
double.sheet form OH Saturday, and will be up to
its ri uar high standard in respect to local and
political gossip, personal intelligence, fashion and
stage notes and book reviews.
The merry Ten" Musical Club Of East WASH
ington have recognized on a summer basis.
Tuscarora Tribe No. 8, |, o. II. NJ, and Union
Lodge No. II, |. o. o. f. met last night at odd
Fellows Hall, southeast.
MI Nl. w. DCNSElupc Is HOW III EuTOpc ilc Will
make purchases f his fall stock in England and
France ard return home early tn July.
The will of Cornelia A. Dkeman was yesterday
admitted to probate and letters Documentary
issued to Samuel V. Niles and Zadok t. Gait OH
filing bond OF 100000.
A horse attached to one Of stevenson's coal
carts, loaded with ton of coal backed overheard
NJ the Seventh street wharf yesterday morning.
The horse was drowned.
Mr.. George w. Driver, the rCstaurateur, pleaded
atNn L., D,lia
yesterday, to n technical violation of the Sunday
law, and submitted TO $50 fine.
At the request of the st. Vincent de Paul Con.
ference of s.. Peters Church, requiem mass will
be sung for the TepOse of Rev. f. f. Boyes soul
In that church at six a. m. to-day.
The members Of Capital Tent arc making ar
rangements for musical and literary entertain
mcnt, to be given at Odd-Felows Hall, June 80.
1t Will doubtless be pleasant affair
The Pintsch illuminated pas buoy, which has
been moored Off Alexandria for the past two
months, was removed yesterday, much TO the re-
greet Of masters OF vessels navigating the Potomac
Fanny Belmont, professional street. walker,
was In cell Mt Police Court yesterday and re-
quested to lie sent to the workhouse. She was too
weak 10 come up into the dock, and being home.
less, was sentenced for ninety days.
At the regular monthly meeting of the Union
Cooperative Building Association, held Wcdnes-
day night at Cosmopolitan Hall, corner of Eighth
and streets northwest $500 was advanced Oh
at an average premium OF CT per cent
The Y. U. s. Club better known as the Young
United Social Club, at its semi.annual election of
officers selected the following; G: G. Glorus, presi
dent: James Whetty, vice president; Otto Deyun-
tier, secretary, and $. G. GlOrius treasurer.
The Arbitration League, which Las for lis oh.
ject the worthy one of preventing strife between
the nations of America, has placed a memorial
addressed to the President, in Baldwin's book
store, on street, between Ninth and Tenth, for
signature.
The friends Of Mr.. and Mrs. John Mccarthy, Of
S03 II street, will sympathize with them In the
great nfiletion which has taken from them IN one
week their three children The funeral of the
youngest Pauline, took place yesterday at p. m,
from the residence.
Detective McDevitt swore out warrants ut the
Police Court yesterday against Joseph Taylor and
Robert Davis, colored, charging them with bur
glary at the house Of Henry A. O,co't, No. g3S New
York avenue, on the lst Of May. They are now
in jail for other burglaries.
Lincoln Post No. recently held q large and en-.
thusiastic meeting, taking in fifteen additional
members. The Post has now $50 members, and Is
making strenuous efforts to make the finest APP
pearance In Baltimore at the coming fesivi les
there. n, NJ Brooke Is the commander.
The new board of directors of the Northern
Market Company-Jesse b. Wilson, william b.
Downing, j. NJ Elkor, Chris. Rupert, w. A. Cook,
II. b. DIETRICH, Ed. W. Dom. Frank p. Davis, aud
j. NJ. Wyrick-hns elected Mr. Jesse b. Wilson
president and treasurer, and Mr. Edward W. Dom
secretary.
A bill in equity has been filed by Henry NJ
Baker against Edward II. Brown, John G. Stone,
Frances II. Boil, and Thomas Bowling. to restrain
them from collecting n note for $1,000 or selling
certain property In square CSC until action can be
brought against certain of the grantors for breach
Of covenants.
A team belonging to Mr.. L. A. otterback ran
away on Eighth street southeast yesterday morn
ing Dashng up Odi-Follows Hall alley, a
ladder upon which bricklayer was at work was
knocked down, the man barely escaping injury
Proceeding through the alley, tree. box in iron,
| of Joseph Briglcy's beer saloon was demolished
| The team in battered condition, was finally
| brought to a stand.
Captain Paul Boyt1n, the greatest of human
| aqu0tcs in the world, has received forty.tw,
medals from the countries of Europe lie Ia
swan 5000 miles on rivers, lakes, and straits
Has saved the lives of hundreds of people. He Il
reported at the Life.Saving Service as havinl
saved tho lives Of seyenty-two persons In III
United States, and yet he has never been hOnOrCC
| by his own country He Is an American, born q
| pittsburg, Pa. The old adage a prophet /
| without honor save in his own country.
Major -. A. Hall for Comm iGsiOner.
| delegation Of business m,n and Others rep
resenting the cx.Unlon soldier element in tn
District of Columbia, waited on President Arhu
yesterday to urge the claims Of Major II. A. Hal
for the District Commissionership. They stateC
| TINT tho Major Nyng II ypunp mud ~ 1an