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


Thermcmetric rcadings.--7 a. M, 61.5o; II q, M,
65lo; p. M, G6.0oi Up M, 6i.5o; II p. m 5000;
maximum 67.1o; minimum, 56.9o.
Prominent Arrivals.
York c. J. Middleton, w h Heancy, Camden, n
New H YGy S cSSyq Trenoe " PHrSs FqRrh
Pots Pots United states Navy w, & Minnizak, Eliza.
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ander, MARYLAND; j. r. DeMOtt New York W. II.
W WASH Ne1 SSrk SeFo r. r%TcT &rlona
id H. NJ LII Hecker Boston = smith James, synng-
hidas1I A. o,hnrn, and George G. Tompkins, New
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rSpa 5o9 fG@iST N New YORK s yU
Philadelphia, and Dr. stephen smith, New York.
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Jersey 9, =, NieSq!t., Terra haute, fndd ]: il,
Mas Dr. Thomas llall, Boston.
81. JAMEs,-lton. w T. Davis. l.. II. Kufer, Penn.
smith, En any, n ": John i Ciienm Ssw York T. j, J.
Auerbach;, w, u. Dewey, Brooklyn, N, Y. W, II,
MH Mass. virginia george SALISBURY rail- hVer'
,NMErnoroMrAN.- William II. Newell, New Jersey;
Wrenn, Atlanta, GA; j. W. Lewis Motion. n, &; A.
s Er5 MfHnlSn5 le . u A. s.l&w IH3S gle, s.
Lsut 'nNnt raj MacDo"@iY. C. IT, EmsiShd r
T. iieks Troy 4. II J. E. Carpenter, New Buns
wick, n. j.: H. Tlronp, New York
WuRMLEY's II. n. Allison, 4, s. a.; Ice Lmbert
wood, y NJ; Whi ~ A Bradford, aud q c. Bta-
ST. MARCH,. Quinn. Baltimore, Nd; W. II. Davis
Pm rhia. Pa! W. T. Thompson. baltimore, Md;
4. Graham, a. Mitchell, Philadelphia, Pal c. &.
wELcRERs.-Nt. VIZ. wclmer. Portland, orcgun.
You cnn publish three.lino advertisement Of
WANTED" For Rent" FOR Sale" or Lost"
three times for twenty-five cents in THE REpuB-
LICAN.
The court in banc yesterday appointed Charles
a. Walter to be I'M xa miner IN cuRncery.
William r. Kirby aud A. II. Allen were yester-
day reappohted cons ablcs by the court in binc.
George McNcir, student ut law, was yesterday
admitted to the bar on motion of the committee
on CXumin HtiOns.
James A. Thomas WAS yesterday, on motion OF
the District Attorney, appointed constable at
BrightwOod by the court In bdnc.
II c charter Of the Real Estate Title Insurance
Company Of the District Of Columbia has been
amend d so as TO make 1t perpetual.
The pupils of the West Washington school for
of the school and m!ny fricnds TOOK rip to ely.
mont yesterday on the steamer W. W. Corcoran.
The curt in banc yesterday adjourned sine die
The next term Of the court commences OH the first
Monday In October. The equity court yesterday
also a journcl sine die. The next term commences
to-day.
The National Rifles have concud d not to erect
an armOry until the fall on account of tho high
price of building material. They have fixed upon
location, but have not rs yet purchased the
ground
william Gurn, Arthur Simmons, John L. Lacy
Warren q. Fearing, Talmucus Ford. Overton Bond,
and Henry ", Frceman, trustees of Plymouth Con-
G egational Church. have filed articles of incorpo-
ration Of the same.
Professor De smcdt ON the completion of his
analysis of the four ounces of dry beef tongue
which he took from the house of Mr.. Brooks the
chief OF the Secret Service, found 81 grains OF the
sulphidc of arsenic.
Big-hearted Henry Himber, formerly q promi-
nent contractor this city but for the past year
resident Of Denver, has removed his family to that
city from here. They propose to make that city
their permanent abode.
Union Bethel Literary Association meets in
Bohel Hall this evening; this meeting is form mem
bers only. Bishop II. NJ. Turner delive's his Ice.
ture on Gods Purpose IN the Negro Race " be-
fore the Association on'the l3th instant.
jacob Hess, a sulC sman in clothing stores in this
,ity for many years, and well known in mar.
camille circles, died suddenly in his room ri 30 d
street, under circumstances which will b. In
vesigated by the coroIer. The body was re-
moved to Lees undertaking establishment
Marriage licenses have been issued to John
William Kaiser and Mary Ann Dunning, Batl-
more, Nd; Philip johnson and Jane Chase
Charles County, Maryland; Henry Waters and
Mary Il. Carter, Winfield S. Dunn aud Susie Wall,
Israel Long and Annie e. Hilton, of this city.
Mrs. II. +. Ritter and her husband, f. w. Ritter
have commenced suit on the law side of the court
against Benjamin Tilley, claiming $1,000 damages
done to her properly, at No 22l5 street northwest
by defective sewer laid by the defendant in
private alley adjoining the property of the plain.
tif.
In the article in yesterdays REPUBLICAN in re-
laion to the changes made in the Government
Printing Office 1t was not intended to reflect upon
the competency or integrity OF any of the gentle.
men who were affected. II is understood that in
the letters to themthe Public Printer stated that
he needed their places, and did not impugn the
ability or hOncty.
Jules Thomas, lG years Old, who lived with hi!
mother No. 1901 Twentieth street northwest, left
his home May 80, in company with colored boy
named Abram Potts, and has not been seen since
His mother Is in great distress about him. He Is
tall for his age. He wore an old gray stripcd
suit, with strap around his waist a gray striped
Shirt and black sOuCh hat.
Gettysburg BattIc-Ficld-A Meeting.
Colonel John Is. Bachelor, government hisio-
Ran, will meet representatives of the Union and
Confederate forces engaged in orncar the "WhcRt-