National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-03-17

PROMINENT Arrivals.
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lead SN sr2s %f esAM:tFcr sR"S berry va q
N MorgSn,l u. Connut. Now York; n, Il. Simons,
S' GSa a. Ry s. king Rso toR' & %ef
McNudcn oswego, n. y; Oswald McAlster, Philg-
Btans|sf Il T H. faySon, Florida 'j John
Schattorian, Auburn, n, Y.
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j. lo 9; Skil!on Ney York J. Parker BOSTON JIG.
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qfrSwoTld' Bongor, Ne; = Jacobson, NcW rors i
Gsnuuons Massachusetts,; L. NJ, Cralle, Omaha;
T. g. New Yor E GHaries sHcr, Rnt ii 5
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ton Boston.
lIIao,, Joseph, Wentworth, ,LowrcAee. Mass; c.
liowaid L}Gkwo9d, sew York ChGrlcS A,,Nislle::
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j. \. ,Nriinia A. - Huntington, j. g. Sledge,
Bunalo ii. l. barnard, San Xnt6na, Texas
.MiTnoroLTN N.-B. Frank Teal, Philadelphia J.
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Ign; r. Cooley Nashville Tenn; G. -. Minis, New.
York,
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paulsell, stockton, Eal; Thomas stone. George w.
York HERMAN vudCr Cauandaguia, n "; Edward
llnndor, IT,, New York
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Bilo'm Burrill, riitsburE; n T. Vincent. Erie, Pa
a. IL. lube NcwarlS;;T. il. Coai;iy New York.
,MogN5nys:, ~. p Benedicti NJ A. Grant, T. =
bridge. Mass: William Gray, Boston.
ST, MArc,-T, u. Guberin,. North Carolina; Z.
Locke New York; j. Tiles Philadelphia.
You can publish threc.line advertisement Of
WANTED For Rent" For Sale" or Lost"
three times for twenty-five cents in THE REpuB-
LlCAN.
DR.. j. NJ. Hines is lying seriously III at his resi-
dence, 1912 Marion street. lie has severe attack
pneumonia.
Bodies of dead infants have been found by work
men in scwer.traps at North Capitol aud X streets
and at Thirty. second and High streets
Two human skeletons and portions Of third
are reported to have been cXhumCd in the vacant
lot on street, between Ninth ana Tenth.
on motion Of Mr.. Pelham, Mr.. Arthur II. Will
kinson of the Supreme Court of New York, was
yesterday admitted to practice before the District
bar.
Johannah p. Chapman has filed bill for divorce
against Charles Chapman OH the grounds OF failure
to support. The papers were Withdrawn after be-
ing filed.
Yesterday was the heaviest. days work in the
Office of the Recorder of Deeds in the past four
years, which shows that the spring business in
real estate is booming.
In the Probate Court yesterday Judge Ingner
passed an order directing that the law library OF
! the late senator Matt Carpenter be taken to New
| York and sold there at auction.
The Rev. j. +. Boulder, late pastor of the Nine.
tenth Street Baptist Church, has changed his
residence from No. 1923 Nineteenth street north
westto 22J9 Twelfth street northwest.
Marriage licenses have been issued to Edward
C. Eagleston and Kate NJ. Glicb, District of Column.
| bia Frank Smith and Mary L. Williams, Wash.
ingtou, u. G.; John W Beall, Frederick Nd and
| Elizabeth c. Wagner Washington, d. c.
A creditors bill in equity has been flied by
JEANNE H. Stckmey against Edward N. sticEney
and others to satisfy her claims in certain real
estate len by the late William Stickney and Amos
/ Kendall and IN which she has an interest.
| At IL conference of the pastors of the African On
! e. Zion Church, held on Wednesday, appropriate
resolutions in reference to the death of Rev. Henry
Highland Garnett late United States Minister to Ii
! IBERIA, were adopted. Addresses culogistic of tn
deceased were made by Revs DR.. Bagweil, r. j.
| Daniels NJ. NJ. Bell, and E, NJ. Stanton.
The old camp-mecting hymn, "While the lamr
! holds out to burn, the vilest sinner may return
| is now naraphrased by tue importers Tea Com
| pany, While the money holds out to give. the
| poor may come, buy tea, and live" More money
| viii be given away to-dny und to- morrow.
| grand literary and musical entertainment will
be given in the Nineteenth Street Baptist Church
this evening for the benefit of the poor. The fol.
| lowing is n list of the participant Messrs Hay
| Martin, Evans, and somervile, the Misses Thigh.
man. Chopper, and Mcpherson, Professor X. 4
| GreeuCr, and Messrs TompKins, Cole Layton, and
! Male.
| The usual dress paradcs at the Marine Barracks
have been suspended for awhile, and until there
are enough men added to those now at the Bar.
racks to make up the quota. There are only about
| forty men on duty there now, including q squad
of recruits recently received from the rendczvou,
at Philadelphia. Corporals now walk post, owing
to the scarcity.