National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-06-01

prominent ArrtNnIA.
wtLLARDs,-G. T. swim. Chlcago; Il. G. Swim,
Boston T. Culver, Chicago; a. l. gnison, Buffalo,
sr VI NJ; l. Ge's9n RoGhester NJ "; q b. StopS
Craig, Jan'ell Craig, Montreal, Canada William
bus" o. og j. pI6cEWSSd, RanGolpS' N n 81 l. o
lockwood \. b. Eldrldge. N. Y; Ahiel Leonard, u
Florida j. +. BlcReIi. N. W.T. (. frch, \. j.;
M Atherton, Louisville, XVI Taylor Whitehead
.Rroes.-John Hurd, connectIcnt; C. A. Munger,
New York; John scott, Pnilndelphia; ~ w Green
New YORK. * and n 4. Wcbber. Wionc%ster Mass
J, W, Sanders Bcllqlrc, ohio; 2. + ThayeT, Mass
" Fool Sew wS j. j. iiarrIsgS, Virginia
H. H rs B1EgpGr G@a NJ w Nyn9aS
New New, York; g: e. Gordon g. ", Palmer Michael
ERRtrr-.Rev. J. H. Smclt, silver Springs, Nd;
Rev. Campbell ENlr, Rev; 4. G. HALL RaiilmSrei
Sy w. so Sonf snoe GoSnS MSE
Rev. ]. ". Chesley, 81. Mary's County, Maryland
?y gse hd noS" G 1s" 6E Ma traHSny E
kGGca S Mr MX rnod Saw w YCIk ' fSRda Mar
bury, Maryland.
,osc. c RaS Yg; cSls CITY S @
Gals i. 4. Coz nor, south CarolInS G <, HiHsisii
$ T.nton, Pa; W. S. Curtis Portland, Me-. W. c
Ne@ York; s. " bi56 j. n bib FrsnRa Ky 'y'"
st ST. JAMIs'A G. hchcrts, Iowa j. Z cqlo1 III
Tenhcssce W McbSn c"ioraGo H. cheney
Minnesota; Il. $. sullivan, MASSACHUSETTS,.
ARLrme s r Erks KanJ9s city Mo
land; H. 81 Ramsey, Salem, N. ~ J. e. Storm,
ST. MARCO. Lorsch Philadelphia; L. Wilson
John Conovcr, /. q. Whitney, New York.
,wonMI FYsw. p, Preble, Boston; d. L. Haskell
New York.
wELcKER's-u. Il. Munson, New York.
You can publish three.llne advertisement Of
"Wantcd," "For Rent" For Sale" or Lost"
three times for twenty-five cents in THE REPuB.
LicAS.
on motion of Mr. Mcrrick, william L. Metcalfc,
Of the bar Of California, was yesterday admitted
to practice
A mad dog created much excitement in the
Post. once Dep, rtmcnt yesterday afternoon. He
was finally shot.
John A. Walsh and Jerry J. Ellis were examined
by the grand jury yesterday in connection with
star route matters.
on account of sickness A. C. Kinck was ex-
cuscd from further service as q petit juror in the
criminal court yesterday.
The colorcd Knights Templar of this city and
Baltimore are making arrangements to camp out
Mt Irving Park, on the line of the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad at Annapolis Junction.
The Commissioners of the District have followed
the civil service rules In the appointment of II
new lntendant to the Washington Asylum, but 1t
is understood that the same RUE Will not apply in
the case of tho Water Registrar
Detective McDevitt swore out Il warrant yester.
day against Jane Taylor and Robert Davis, two
cOlorcd men, chalged with burg 0rlzng the house
of j. c. Mcclure, Gil + street northwest. The
men were committed for II hearing
The following have been elected trustees Of Ry-
land Methodist Episcopal Church: John p. MUIR
ply, Frederick Luil, Abram +. Barker, Lewis c.
White, Frederick a. Gee, j. oliver Ncrmillon,
Ferdinand Espy, a. ]. Williams, and John S. r.
Green,
The Wisconsin Republican Association ut a spc.
cial meeting adopted resolutions ofsympathy and
coincidence respecting tho death Of Ex-Governor
Washburn, aud euOgles OF the dec ased were pro.
nounccd 10y Mcssrs. Ed. Bryant, II. s. Town, and
Senator Sawyer.
The following patents have been issued to
Washington inventors: Treatment of prairie soil
to obtain useful products thercfrom, Charles L.
Fleischmaun; railway Cur, James Patterson; sep
Hrhting diaphragm, George Is. Whiting, and watch
CHARM W. w. odge.
The members of Tuscarora Tribe, No. 81. o. r.
NJ, are actively engaged in making arrangements
for their excursion, which takes place June To-
Among other entcing features there will be Il
boat race at Marshall Hall, in which four double
sculls will participate.
The much litgated case OF the Phoenix Mutual
Life Insurance Company against Albert Grant was
on trial yesterday in the court in banc. Messrs
Davidge and Mcrrick appeared rs counsel for the
| cludcd when the court adjourned
Mr.. William Schwing, whom tits alleged was All
alien in the plea of DR.. c. f. Prcntiss to the insult
lciency OF the indictment found against him
| states that he was naturalized twenty-five year
years aud that his father was also citizen Of this
country
| Mr.. Clark Mills has had placed in his charge
section Of the throat of the siXty-foot whale now
| being exhibited here, from which he ia to make
copy IN bronze, The section, which is about three
inches in diameter, was loaned by Messrs. Boyton
and Simpson TO Mr. Mills for tile benefit OF The
| collection of the Smithsonian Institution.
A marked feature Of the ceremonies at The
| Soldiers Home Cemetery on Decoration Day wa!
r rfn
| posed by Captain Wilson J. Vance, the we'll
| known journalist, In the haste Of editing tho
| mass of Information collected by THE REpUBlI-
CANS stan, mention of Captain Vance's poem was
| oy, Rocked.
c. A. Smithson was honorably acquitted yestcr
day on charge Of obtaining money under fuls'
pretenses. The facts appear to be that smthsoi
| gave an order for $40 on firm which he claimed
| 10 represent The order was sent by mistake to
| " ong firm, who denied any knowledge oil Smith.
son, aud, accordingly. proceedings were instituted
| subsequently the order was sent to the right firm
| and clsl ed
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