National Republican., 1882-06-10


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Prominent Arrivals.
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Z Crosby. .TexSsi 4. J. McEitieS, L. 'S Blunt, New
York W,iIio I1 AlsTSn@Sr e Morylsnd E Willi0@s
.Tander, 7. A.. Knicker6ocier, Troy, N, y; j. s
SSeGyST ay Son "A A. a. tR9'daed Ney York william RuG
Clarke New York; Hon. ". II. armstrong, Penn
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:, WonNLEYs.-L. I. I4iggett, Cleveland, Ohio; II
more George Sargent Winchdster, Ss' vS + B. Mer h
Kansas.
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Mass; Mass; W. II. otImnn, New York II ". skinner,
ST NARc.7F ,rgiz and II. Kats,, rhllqdclohlss,
B. Alomoney, llag1rstown, Md.
WELCRER's-H. Lee Smith, London, England
w. kennerwood, New York.
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LICAS
A resolution has been adopted at the session OF
the Medical ASSOCIATION at St. Paul, MIMI. to
establish museum of hygiene in THIS city.
A suit for divorce was yesterday filed by Evelyn
NJ Lynham against Waddy u. Lynham The
papers were Withdrawn immediately after filing.
Mrs. B. A. Lockwood is TO visit Frederick Nd,
on Monday next and address the sisters Of the
United Brethren Church upon woman suffrage, at
their invitation.
The East Washington Band of Hope will hold a
meeting this evening, in Odd. Fellows Hall. In.
teresting addresses will he delivered, and choice
music rendered.
Little Rosebud, who Is now at the Walnut Street
Theater Philadelphia, where she is meeting with
the biggest kind~f success, is TO be at the Theatre
Comiqnc on the 18th instant
The INDECENT Arabs who arrived IN the city on
Sunday last have been given to understand that
the District could do nothing for them and have
taken up their STATS and starred on tramp, Cum
berand being the immediate objective poiut
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to Harry
v. SulcTi IOTFmOutni EHSlUHu una beOrSlu L.
Wagner, Philadelphia; James w. Elms, West
Washington, ID. c., and Hattie Davis, Richmond,
Va; Dennls Jones and Fannie Ross, of Washing
ton.
The evening choral service at the Church of the
Incarnation will on and after tomorrow be at
$50 O'clock instead Of T. as heretofore This scr.
vice is largely attended by lovers of good music
The seats being all free, aud strangers cordially
welcomed.
The lot holders of Harmony Cemetery will hold
a meeting on Monday evening" at S o'clock, in
Israel Bethel NJ. L. church, corner of First and b
streets northwest, TO recommend ways and means
for the better government of the said cemetery
The trustees of the cemetery have been invited TO
be present.
Murruy's National Art Entertainment was ex-
hibitcd last night at Waugh NJ. L. Church, corner
Of Third and streets northeast. Illustrations
from the Old Testament, ancient and modern
Egypt, art, ystauary, &C., formed most interesting
n ogmmme. The views are clearly exhibited aud
nicely explained by Mr.. Murray.
Rev. Father Brennan, of Baltimore, one of the
recently ordained priests, has been assigned to
duty at st. Matthews Church here during the alb
sence OF Father Boland, the assistant pastor.
Father Bolund, whose health has been seriously
impaired, left this week for the North, and 1t is
hoped will be entirely restored by the rest and
change.
AT II 80 o'clock yesterday morning n colored
man named John Jones' while engaged In cutting
the grass in front of Mr.. Hoovers house. 1915 Sixth
street northwest let his sickle slip, ami nearly
severed The large artery OF his right leg. DR.. John
Parsons stopped the flow Of blood. .Aterward the
man was renloA ed in the police ambulance to the
Free dman's Hospital.
Mis- Jennie Smith, the railroad evangelist, nc
clmpanied by her co-laborers, Miss Adelaide
Sherman, of Boston, and Mr.. George W. Perrin, of
b tim Re, pass through this city to-day, on the
W TO their several homes, where they 20 for rest
aiser Ielr vigorous campaign in West Virginia.
phey VII hSd sIn meeting at me Baltmore M aud
leaving lor Baltimore on the 445 train.
Professor Cr0nin, well known as teacher Of
elocution, died in Providence Hospital, in this
city, on Monday evening, after short illness.
His dying request was that his former pupils who
now serve at the altar should offer the mass for the
repose of his soul. Among these are Archbishop
Gibbons of Bnltimore Bishops Keane, of RiChr
mond, and Elder, of Cincinnati, and Fathers Lee,
sar, Mackin, Devine, and many others in Bati-
more.
James Taylor and Robert Davis, colored, who
were committed in default of 5000 bonds for the
action Of the grand jury, last Tuesday, on the
charge Of burglary at the residence of Mr.. Thomas
McGuire, IA T. street, were IN the dock yesterday
again on another charge of burglary and grand
larCency in the house of Henry A. Olcott, No. g3S
New York avenue. The case was continued in
definitely. In the meantime the grand jury will
investigate the case.
Frederi k Schmidt long leading German law
yer here died at his home in this city Thurs lay
He was a native of Bavaria, and in early manhood
was minister Of the Lutheran Church, having
llnQ the Tile OIL ID, " conferred upon llm Wllle i'll
the ministry. He oiliciuted some years in
PittsburS, ana was for while professor at La
Ayelte College, but upon entering inio politics
abandoned he ministry, and coming 10 this city
has been quite successful as a lawyer.
Major King, agent, &C., sprained his ankle very
severely on Thursday night, while looking after
hill.horse on Capitol Hill. In getting OFF the car
he trod upon the rail, when his foot turned under
meath him. and lie fell 10 the ground IN O fainting
III. He was taken home in u carriage, and is now
once more on his merciful errands. In The police
court yesterday Judge smell ordered n STAYED
hose belonging TO Frank Hanlein near the ma "
yard gate, TO be removed from the District limits
within forty. eight hous or be fined SO
The order OF Good Samaritaus and Daughters of
Samaria celebrated their anniversary here by II
grand procession, in which the several lodges ard
the Grand Lodge in the regalia ofthe order, took
part Tie members were dressed uniformly in
UlaCk suits, and the several organizations, being
headed 10y bands OF music, and the daughters be.
ing in carriages, the show was II very imposing
one. The line was lormed in South Washington,
and piruded up Four and.H' hall street, Pennsyi-
vaniH avenue 10 GeOr .etOwn, ana returning pro-
cegded 10 kcRs park formerly Beyers, at the
head ofseyeuIh suceU, where II picnic closed the
celebration.
The Georgetown Fire.
There are many who do not realize how near the
Georgetown fire came to being big conAagration
While William II. Tenncy Il Sons warehouse was