National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-01-20
Prominent ArrINnIs.


James spier, Dundee, n ". leo Wheat, BicIm9nd
Ycr < p cSares sS SEsoF PhSG G ow
land New York; u, b. Fish, Bath, Me- wv. IL; Page.
Springfield, Mass: Ira Gregory, bridgeport conn
George II. Moore, philadelphia; y p,M,iEon' North
bridge. New York; r. T. Dnndass, iudnson, Mich
Gates u. Wciser, Peunsylyanla.
liam c Rndlsng Pgoy 4 Rpcy r.,
81 Louis A r Hagen Brooklyn J.: Z McdgHs 0n
s ThaycT PaT 3T Me T j. H. FSf HT Broos
lyn n. V; NJ; l.. Mills, England Francis n. shepard
port, n. " {. A. Briniey, Philadelphia; John sher
Wood, New York james .. Massey, Albany, N VI
,iNArioNAIr a. Lgpan9, New York; George ].
Gibbs, Harrisburg; Pa; d. 7. THOMPSON; Portland
Todd, New " YORK s n Y, Linton, cambridge, Md.
William p: sherman, New York; $. Lemon
scoli, CLEVELAND Ohio; " w. Il. Moor, omaha. Neb.;
4. X. Ogesby, Georgia. a. II. Bunnell. 9. W. kee!er
Mitchell, New YORK '''''' ''''''"'
.RlGgs--A. U. Zoos, Springfield e, 7. Williams,
FBSIiqidspRqi H%ssa nFoSkrSRii % & FiSsS Si
negie, New York; j. II. ilancs BOSTON, Go9rgc, i 3
Pierce New York g. l. Patton Yves! NiGsinnl ma W
i. Davies, New York.
81. JAMEs.-I. William LONGS, Richmond, XaiyA a:
James w. 10Y SSsnSn M,G ba a. S Gc NE Ns%
York David Farr ,MassnGhuseis; 2; Edrldge, u: -
NJ +. q. Eaton. Massachuscttsi Il; IL. PETERSON,
Is
Coldwnter, Mich.
.woRMEYs.-Thorndik Rice, L. S. Bryce, New
York.
wELcKEn's-w p Taiboys, New York.
You can publish three-llno advertisement of
WANTED" "For Rent" "For Sale" or " Lost"
three times for twenty-five cents in THE REruB-
LIcAS.
Jimmy Morrissey the handsome Guant- coureur OF
| " The World has gone to Cincinnati.
Columbia X. A. Chapter No l, has presented a
handsome past high priests jewel to w. 7, Crews
The ninth annual banquet of the Yale Alumni
Association, OF this city. will take piece at the Ar
lington Hotel &c. Knight, commencing at six O'Clock
Robert Cross, n colorcd man, pleaded guilty In
the Police Court of assHultng his wife aud knock
lug her down, but was released on personal re-
| cOgni2ancC vt the request ofthe complainant.
The carpenters and joners Of the District are
about to tukc measures for holding mass mecting
Ills e city, BeSg%te ef from other orgzaons viii
meet them Friday night.
| Mr.. II. W. Glove, jr, an enterprising young mer-
chant of Winchester Va, and his attractive bride
formerly Miss Az2e HennebcrGer, of Hascrstown
| Md, are spending their honeymoon at tile Metro
| pOlitan Hotel, in this city.
A bill in equity has been filed By Fillmore Beall
administrator of the estate of Rachel Scaggs de-
ceased, against Sally A. Scaggs, administrators
and Others, To recover ON prOmisSnly mole OiSJOU
made by Selby b. Scagss, and which has not YET
been satisfied
| Moore ST., against Andrew l.ansdou aud others
| claiming $4,000 dumagcs The plaintih sues for
| injury sustained by @ sewer being constructed on
| his property in Le DrOit Park. suit has also been
entered against Daniel McCellund for $4,000 dam
| ages for the same cause.
Henry A. Wade and Philip N Hungerford, both
colOred, officers of the Sons and Daughters aud
Brothers and Sisters of Moses of the District, arr
charged with denuultng tue society out of sOmt
500, and were Wednesday night arrested. The
case was called in the Police Court yesterday anC
was postponed until to-day.
The Washington REPUBLICAN says with nc
| smallpox to modest or make afraid and with little
'mauriu except such Is securely bottled, the
Capital City is peculiarly favored this winter" II
| is mighty mean brand of smallpox that wOulC
visit a city already sorely afflicted with Guiteat
trial-and Congress- orrist0tCn Herald.
The photographs of that dSsthcte O'Wilde dis
played in the Avenue shop windows attract con
siderable attention from too too young ladies' One
of II group, guziug ON Owls picture yesterday, OK
claimed Oh, Maud how much lie resemble!
sweet Walter Hutchns. He is too.too, too, yol
know. How intellectual looking they both are !
George s. Prindlc, esq, had pleasant surprise
| Wednesday evening AT his home, III lie DfOit Park
of trustees in Calvary Baptist Church, position
which he has filled with ability and many of tho
members ofCalvary Church assembled at his homt
and emphasized their appreciation of his services
by presenting him with an elegant silver pitcher
goblet, ndsalyer.
At the last meeting of Howard Division, Sons o
Temperance the following officers were elected TO
the ensuing quarter: W. r., II. n. Howard; w. A.
Mrs. c. NJ. Merrick II. s., II, G. Sturgeon; A. r. $.
Miss Ada Sturgeon; +. s., sila! Boycc; treasurer
Mullins; A. cond., Mrs. n. c. Spurgcon l. s., q. b
Bullard; o. S., $. J. Seaman, The division Is max
ing Arrangements for holding their meetings ii
Trims Hall, corner of Seventh and streets.