National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-30
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Grucch, Bonneville, Mo-; II. W, Chace, New Jersey.
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ston philadelphia Mr. Chlpman New York. Leon
RSufman PennsyiyaSa s j. H. seaver Phlisde
phiai n, =. Jackson, J. G; W,arpqck. Ngy York =,
q. +. Peabody, Brooklyn.
,,AnhINeToN.-J. HAgerman, Iowa. J. W. Jones,
dasEn George George ssS Sc n VI d% i9we Green M5
princeton, Mi II. ottrshriemer, ]; y. Wight New
J. D. thafee' Denver col; r. Q, Kercns, A. Il Eos.
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nr. :. u W4rnock, Atlanta, Ga; J. w. H. Under.
Charles Horton, Mddictown, II. y. NOf'H 0"''''""
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Newport, Il. Il; l. = isha% GRicaso; O. A. Ro oeh!
TTane Georgia; J; n Leach, Boston; 8; 7. Barston
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marrsbnrg, Pa; j. G. Dolan, Mnuch Chunk, Pa:
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three times for twenty-five cents in THE REPuB-
LICAS.
day being a legal holiday, the courts and
City Hall offices will all be closed.
The Mechanics Fire Company, Of waynesboro'
Pa, are arranging for an excursion TO this city
June H.
A very largely attended picnic for the benefit
of Prospect Hill Cemetery, was given yesterday at
L@fller's Garden.
Union Bethel Literary Association will meet in
Bethel Hal Wednesday evening, May 81, Subject
for discussion: The Negro in the Rebellion"
The Washington Cadets are ordered to be al
their armory by $3.50 o'clock this morning, and
will move ut o'clock sharp to their place in line
The carrier-pigeons which were to have been
started from the dome of the Capitol yesterday did
not arrive IN this city at the time expected and
the flight will take place from the same point to.
| day.
Yesterday on motion in the court in banc Mr.
John McSweeney, of the Ohio bar. aud Mr. James
W. Walker, of Montana, were admitted 10 prac'
| ice.
The police were informed yesterday afternoon
| that Captain Rollins, who has been missing from
his schooner at stephensuns "harL las been
| found.
A large excursion party from Richmond arrived
in the city yesterday morning at 1880 at the Bilu
more and Potomac depot. AftGrs spending the day
| in Looking about the city they returned at 1873
| last night.
The funeral of Mr.. John A. Kelser, an old ant
respected citizen of East Washington, who died Al
his residence, 600 Pennsylvania avenue east, a
| l245 a. m Sunday, took place yesterday evening
| at 4 o'clock.
| The funeral services over the remains of Mr.
A.
dwelling this evening at o'clock, after which
hey win be sent to the depot TO be forwarded t.
| Dover N. II.
A meeting of all natives of Switzerland in tn
District will be held this evening at Abners res
| taurant Ninth street, to make arrangements fo
giving Colonel Fret, the new Minister for Switzer.
land, proper reception on his arrival in thi!
| city.
Walter Hawkes., NJ. A. MCGOWAN, and J. B
| Mann have incorporated the Cooling Warehouse
| Company" The object of the company is to re
ceive and store all kinds of perishable merchan
disc liable to be spoilt by rise of temperature
| The capital oft the company is $4,000.
On motion the following app icitions for admis
sion to the bar were referred to the examinin;
committee: Eugene Rosis Joseph p. OBrien
| Francis Tourney, Thomas E. Rochfold, Jasol
| Yeiraun, James II. Powell, George Weber Charlie
r. Smith Albert C. Fowler. La Fayette Fitzhugh
and John S. Johnson.
Charles Shaw. the colored boy convicted of tn
murder of his sister, Susan Ann Carter, in Janu
AIRY, 1884, and sentenced on May last to be hanged
on Friday January 10 next, has begun to max
preparations for his departure. He requested
| minister, and yesterday morning Rev. W. Gibbons
| ofthe Baptist Church, visited him.
The members of the vocal class of the Assembl.
Church met at the residence of their pastor, Rev
George o. Little, No PIG street northwest yester
day evening, and surprised their leader, Mr.
| Warren s. Young, with present Of beautiful
ebony music rack as a token of their apprecia
ton and high regard of his services.