National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-02-28
CAPITAL JOTTINGS.

REV. ]. Y. LEONARD, Of New Haven, Conn, is
stopping at go Second street southeast.
RcBERT b, ESGLE and wife and David d. Engle,
of Mount Holly, N. j.. are stopping at the Ebbtt
House.
MAJOR BEN: PERLEY PooRE has completed his
Life of General Burnsidenrrl signor Ardit ,u"s's
in Proyidencese MI RAISED which will be published
u nlenceme.:
ed NE the old Texan heroes Colonel
j. NJ Levsher, of Austin, is in the city, and stopping
at 42G Eleventh street northwest.
THE Democrats of Lewiston, Me-, have nominated
Dr. a. NJ. Garcelon for mayor He is n son of eN-
Governor Garcelon of unpleasant notoriety.
THE receipts from internal revenue Monday were
s62 G33.si and from customs, sl,O7G0T9G9. The ma
tional bank notes received for redemption amount
to $297,00O
Hos. JOSEPH NJ. CoNapoN, of the city of oean,
ex.member of the New York Legislature, and lead
ing lawyer of Western New York, is registered at the
Ebbltt House.
SCION CHASE, the apostle of Greenbackism has n
lingering faith that there Is some vitality left In his
party, and he will start another paper at his home
in Chase's Mills, In Maine
F. $. NEwsTADTL, late chief deputy collector of
the district of Louisiana, recently appointed Internal
revenue agent is In the city awaiting assignment,
and will be ordered to duty In u few days.
FATHER BOYLE, paster Of st. Matthews Church,
was on sunday removed to Providence Hospital
where he will undergo an operation. For the past
AMONG those noticed watching the proceedings
with great Interest was Signor a. c. Macchetta, the
representative of Ia Perscttrdlzd the largest aud
| most influential conservative newspaper in Italy.
Mr. Macchetta Is gentleman of high literary attain
| ments and this ~ his first visit to Washington
THE Union League Club, of New York, organized
I'm 1861 for the purpose of maintaining the Union OF
tile States was represented yesterday ut the Capitol
during the ceremonies of the Garfield memorial eN
ercsos Among the gentlemen present were noticed
j. H. Lane and Dr. Elwood t. Thorne who were
among the original members of the organization.
COLONEL L. A. ScHoEFFEL, of Rochester, n. Y,
sheriff of Munroe County is In the city and stoppinl
at the Hamilton. lie gallant soldier during thu
war, having entered the service at the outbreak o
the rebellion rs captain of Company Il, Thirteenth
New York Volunteers. lie mustered out q
Northumberland on the expiration of his term o
service.
JUDGE L. A. LUCE, who has for nearly three year
held the position of law clerk in the Office of the Af
sistant Acknowledgement of the Interior Department
has resigned to take effect March 81 and Will go 1
Montana to practice his profession In accepting hi
resignation Secretary kirSwoOd pays Judge Luce
nattoring compliment for his high legal attachments
for the faithful and efficient services he has pei
formed, and expresses warm wishes for his success
In his new field Oflabor.
A PLEASANT little dinner party was given last ever
ing at Wizards Hotel to celebrate the seventy-thir
birthday of Hon. james NJ. Marvin, of Saratoga MI
Marvin represented the Saratoga District In Congress
from 1863 to 1850 and has been for many years ten
porary winter resident In Washington The littl
circle Of Saratogans who participated in the banqu'
We're delightfully."- entertained and parted with man
wishes that the guest of the evening might EMO
| many returns of the anniversary.