National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-01-21

Prominent Arrivals.
wuLARps.--Alfrc Clark. Boston; Peter Hodges,
philadelphia; Jacob Haas Atlanta; q. II. Church.
New York; $. NJ. Ford, Kansas City. Mo-. G. ID.
Owens, NJ Beeber, Harry Mcbride, New York; w.
s. McCay, Urbana, Ohio ]. j. o'Rouke, London;
M. III. Clarkson, w. Duke, ST. N. seeley, j. II. Tay.
lor New York; w A. Gillen, Jersey City; II. w.
Buffum, Missouri; A. u. Nichols, Boston; John W.
Alhaugh, Baltimore; Il. 4. Pratt, Milwaukee; w. X.
d. Fills, San Francisco; c. W. Page New York; N
W. Farley, Boston.
NArioNAia-wm. V. swggett Delaware; J. Il.
Clough, Cleveland, o.; c. II. Van Nostrnnd New
York; Edward Howell, Aurora, ILL., Chas Faller,
Chicago; Lcnvtt II. J. Vancum, Lowell, Mass. G. A.
sunsbury, Bismarck, d. n. f. J. Mead, MNndan, ID.
t.; VIM. Thompson, Bismarck, d. t.; Chas II.
Brown, Philadelphia; q. Clagctt, Maryland; Thos.
H. Cole st. Louis; A. ScRbrook, Massachusetts; +. j.
Dewitt, Dakota; ]. Il. Porter, Otowa, Ill. NJ. j.
Edgerly, Dakota; VIM. Cushman, Now York; j. +.
Ruke, Lccsburg Va: f. d. Price, Detroit NJ, V.
Foster, ohio VIM. Brownleo, Detroit; q. X. Deane
Jersey City; II. w. Clagett, Maryland; w. II. Sim
mons, New York; ]. Thompson Brown Richmond
Va; Hugh c. Wallace, socorro N. NJ; John seay,
Newark, n. J. J. G. Champion, Philadelphia; j. f.
Logan. Jefferson, N. G.
ARIISGroN.-John c. Pennington, Paterson, n. J
Wharton G. Smith, Philadelphia; George G. Dresser,
Boston; G. S. Stcrnberger, New York; r. LangtOn,
Toronto; Bradford Allen, ST. Louis; f. s. Fassctt,
Towanda, N Y; c. w. Davis, Dakota; c. G. jackson.
Boston; NJ II. Edison, Brooklyn; j. II. Smith, Mon
trea l.. i. French. Boston q. Hnldone, Fargo, Dak
&c. s. Ely. G. w. Ely. Connecticut; G. Polk, Deaware
c. Bell. New York.
METnoroLGTAN-L. A. Tirlnghast, Providence;
A. q. Thorne, New York; ]. ID. Edmond, Leaven-
WORTH Kan; William Sears, New York; ]. II.
Schley, Cumberland; II. A. Hanson, Boston; II. Il.
Osborne, New York; Il. Raebbling, Trenton, n. j.;
NJ SchOss, II. Ricgeman, Des Molnes Iowa; J. w.
Darlington, New York; W. Waters, Maine; C. G,
Painter George Wilcox, New York; +. NJ. Cox,
Maryland.
ST. MARc-James b. Henderson, Maryland s.
Hamburger, New York; H. ID. Gordon Virginia; G.
oppenheimer, George A. Brown, Philadelphia; w.
II. Wilson, Maryland; o. b. Benedict, Edward o.
Herrbin, James NJ. Bois New York W. Williamson,
New Orleans, La; +. Slmonson, Newark, n. j.; T. G.
Chinn, Virginia.
ST. JAMEs.-Thomas Ritch, Greenwich, Conn; DIR.
I. Harris Philadelphia, Pa; Jacob Bachman, Stras.
burg, Pa; Edwin Moore, Canton Mo-; r.. A. Ballou,
Boston; j. G. bay, indianapolis, Ind; James A. Ring,
u. $ N; William II. Shattuck, Il. D. Smith, Prov.
dence, r. l.; +. Wheeler Connecticut.
RIGGs.-S j. Parke, san Francisco; James Boyd
Philadelphia; A. Juria, New Orleans; w. c. Smith,
Philadelphia; n. H. Lockwood and w. Il. Allen,
New York f. w. Fitch, ST. Louis; l., Perrine, New
Jersey; G. r. Blake, Boston; w. Is, Chaplne, Pitts.
burg; John +. Vetch, New York.
HAMILToS.-Hon. Charles II. Skinner, New York;
Hon. J. NJ. Pcndlcton, Rhode Island; 1. A. Hedges,
Missouri; ]. r. wilkins, New York; DIR. s. W. Wet
more, Buffalo, N. y; Colonel j. NJ. Moore u S. A;
William Johnson, Laramie city.
wELCK ER's--JOhn w. Russell and G. f. Fearing,
New York
woRMLrYs.-simon stevens and Francis A. Stout,
New York.
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LIcAN.
A well.attended German theatrical performance
was given at Abner's Hall last evening.
william Bowman colored, aud John Cooper
white, were yesterday fined for fighting in the
public streets.
The Washington Light Guard hold public
meeting In the interest approaching fair this
evening at their armory.
Only one BY the disbursement of 81, and
through the diSpensaton OF Clerk Meigs, George b.
Henry and Ida d. johnson will be made one.
Robert Black and Charles Day, two colored
thieves, were sentenced to sixty days In Jail by
Judge Smell for stealing overcoat from the
Office of Sherifs coal and wood yard
NJ. Cora Bland, NJ. D., is announced for FREQ
lecture this evening before the National Arbitra-
ton League in Street Baptist Church, Subject:
1.-THE Cause and Cure of War, Considered Scien-
tifcally."
The familiar expression too too" is supposed
by the best scholars to have originated from
shakspeare's Hamlet when he said, "oh that
let" Act l., Scene 2)
United states Marshal Henry Fink, ofMilwaukcc,
on visit here during tho past few days, lost his
pocket.book. containing money and valuable
papers, on Thursday, and had not recovered II
when he len for home.
Seven persons were arraigned in the Police
Court yesterday, charged with doing business as
horse dealers without procuring license.
Judgment was given against Nicholas schaglc aud
William Boswell, and an appeal noted. Tho other
cases were continued until Wednesday next.
Dr. Alex. Graham Bell, inventor of the speaking
telephone, has had conferred upon him the dis.
tinguished honor of Officer Of the National Legion
of Honor by the President of the French Republic
The diploma and decoration of the order have
just been received through the State Department
taThere will lie meeting of the Moral Education
Society tomorrow afternoon at three o'clock al
Lincoln Hall Addresses will be made by May
Wright scwall, of indianapolis Harriet II. Shat
tuck, Maiden, Mass; Rev. Frederic Hnckley,
Providence, II. l.; and paper from Mrs. T.. l..
Mason, Of Milwaukee, Wis.
| n g. Draper and william Belt, merchants, doing
business below the Avenue, who were before the
Police Court some time ago, with several others,
for occupying the street for business purposes who
were released on their personal bonds to remove
the distractions were released from all response
bility by the court yesterday, 1t being reported
that the distractions were removed,
Thursday night at ten minutes to eight o'clock
thieves entered the coal-shed Of Mr.. Pixies resi-
dence, corner of Third and l. streets northwest,
and took eleven chickens from the roost leaving
one in their hurry They returned about eleven
| o'clock and carried of large quantity of coal
and wood, together with n bed.quilt which was
hanging in the coal.house. Mr.. Fred Weber,
100 Third street northwest, who reports these
robberies, says he hunted for IN officer until hall.
past ton o'clock, but there was no such person on
his beat.