National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-03-24

Prominent Arrivals.
F. dTpsner NJ ana J so y Ss spa s. su SSE
~ ApdgSws and p BrqyPi New Work. w.
Quincy, nj, B. ". Travis and W s. Dykman, Peeks-
BAILEY. bcn SSIn j. MneEnssoonr, G Pha8tpSa r. W
Spo PF'a Stewart f aa John mSsney sd 5nd P
!; j.. Alexander, Maryland a, Hublas Sonora,
Tucker, Boston.
RIeosisTi 4 Church, :. H. Bowman, g. 7; Ray,
YG3 Ga%' eG sS%sgasf GoR % %bns ffS
EstIgsSswg p j. Il Lane e. LswrSnGe Edwin
gStSy doRnSaiqS E. Wcd SgSs 1f Hubert and
4. Howson, philadelphla; @. w. S, Parthenore,
Mehel Fcpp9y,va F. FafSF Scott 6 RIcR@ond vS
NJ. Mumford, Kansas city Mo.
Esss5li, IS W. McGisin, rbiiadeiphie; A. johnson,
New York NJ, NJ. Gillian, Richmond, Va; Thomas
j. W Green, II. Purceh, New York +. Turner,
~ cSi@RRe ScG YdPF a@Tt G Smith ng Nsw smp
sSTe FAN sn s' mSsSn nH oo NSw %ew
EngITr-p " Mays, Ohio; John c. Work, G. P.
bort Colorado John Mack, Boston; n. NJ bodd,
Newark; =. stewart chicago 4; + Higgins , New
tara James STEEL Portland, Oregon W, GgEeYell,
kerahn Sp't \. Shields, = PdnnsySahS
AFIiNoToN.-s;; Collins, D. !, II: wlllcoyy Charles
8 Henry, d, A. ReSford, New York; Walter Cary,
R RS s * RsEf " er' d TTS
hE M Ton u H %dn cTS SroStS
Henry Roberts, Hartford, Conn.
Ss Wam l. 4 so ReSP SS Sns, ESS
son. Brooklyn, n. y; f. ii. S iiHmmersisy, New
York Estehen AcanciO, Caracas; George +, Neth,
Newell. New Jersey d, NJ Ghids Rochester, n. y;
Il. I. Beardsley Lock Haven H. b. Eubank and II.
ST. JAMEs.-Howel Green, Pennsylvania; @. X.
MACON MAG hcnnq9d' VA John H9nungIon; GleXe'
New YORK j. s. BincE. Monireai David White,
New York A. Adams, Biddeford Me-
ST Nav W PG Sgo H. D. GSratr VIZ
gnla; ]. n. johnson, New York
KST sSafg Leroy RHs F Nc1 f Il T.
Courts, Michigan.
There will be most attractive double-sheet
REPUBLICAN, tomorrow. Besides o large amount
Of local and social news doings in the Depart
ments and at the Capitol, there will be special ar
ticleS upon interesting subjects and an abundance
of miscellaneous reading matter.
You can publish u three-line advertisement Of
Wanted" "For Rent" For Sale" or Lost"
three times for twenty-five cents in THE REPUD-
LICAN.
Mr.. Henry Ereck, of Baltimore was in the city
yesterday.
Yesterday Robert ]. Smith, native of Hami.
ton, Bermuda, took out his declaration of becom-
ing citizen Of the United States.
On the report of Mr.. Morris, for the committee on
examination, Joseph p. Fallon, student at law
was yesterday admitted TO the bar.
A supposed case of smallpox on Twentieth street
northwest was investigated by the inspectors and
| found to be II case of some other disease.
| Yesterday, in the Criminal Court, in the case of
| Hugh strider, charged with second ofIense of
petit larceny, his counsel filed motion in arrest of
| Judgment
Tho cases against the Metropolitan and Wash
| ington and Georgetown Railroad Companies for
violating the excise laws will be called In the Po-
| lice Court day.
The programme arranged for the National G. A.,
r. encampmcnt, to be held IN Baltimore next June,
| includes nm excursion to Washington and Mount
| Vernon June 81
The Globe the colored organ published in New
! York, speaks of Rev. Dr. Crummer of this city as
likely TO be called TO the rectorship of St. Philips
| parish, In that city.
An aged colored man, named Harris severely
spraned his ankle yesterday at the corner
| Of Fourteenth and ID streets northwest He
was assisted to his home by several passers-by.
Ellis Ward who is the trainer of the eight cared
crew of the University of Pennsylvania is trying
| to arrange race with the Potomac Club eight for
some time In May. 1t will be friendly contest
Yesterday In the Probate Court, Judge Hagner
appointed George L. johnson aud Thomas IL.
Heath appraisers of the estate of the late Franklin
E. Steele, and ordered an additional appraiscmCnt.
Mr.. V. &. Fisher $40 Fifteenth street, has just
received q large stock of French books nom Paris
which includes the publications of Charpentier
Didier, Didot, and other eminent French pub
fishers.
Mr.. N. W. Fitzgerald has been elected vice presi-
dent ofthe Hyatlsville Land Association. Surveys
the property which this COMPANY VII place on
ready for sale very shortly.
The many friends of Dr. and Mrs. Charles Allen
will regret to learn that the latter died yesterday
morning She was forty.one years old Tie
funeral Will take place from the Fifth Baptist
| Church tomorrow, at two p, m.
The case of John 4. Mitchell, charged with rape
on his own daughter who has been tried twice
before, was on trial In the Criminal Court yester-
day. The case in its details is one OF the most re-
voting that has ever occupied the attention of O
court.
Marriage licenses have been issued TO John
Francis Dawson and Mary L. Washington, George
town, d. c.. william II. Shubkugel and Clara NJ
Bull Baltimore, Md. John sherzer aud Annie
Weaver, District of Columbia; John Alexander
Newton and Florence Jackson, of Washington
DC.
columbia Lodge, No. l, l. o. NJ, will give Crane
complimentary sociable TO the members of the
order and their friends on Tuesday evening
next, the 2Sth, Mt Grand Army Hall. Seventh ant
l. streets northwest, where this lodge will NEE
after April l. No persons admitted excepting thos,
holding tickets.
Thomas Bowling, auctoneer, has sold for ]. V
N Huycl, trustee, lots IL Is, and 10, In Eliza
Cathcarts subdivision of original lot No. II. an,
part of original lot g. in square 10, fronting Is fee
each by n depth of 80 feet to q l0-foot alley OF
south side of l. street, between Twenty-fdh an,
Twenty-sixth streets, to Charles Payson, for forty
seven cents per square foot,
James d. Campbell of the Union Veteran Corps
claims to be the youngest man enlisted in tn
, Union army during the late war. He enlisted q
, the age of ten years and five months in Compan
. G, Que hundredth Regiment of pennsylvani
Volunteers on the 10Th day ofDecember, 1861, an
, | served three years and two months, being mus
tered out Of service ut Savannah, Ga. on the lot
day of March, 1860.
The Supreme Council Of the Mystic Order
= Seven have elected and Installed the fOllowln
, officers: Justus IL, Rathbone. supreme premier
John Tweedalc supreme vice pTemier A. v
Hof supreme architects Halvor Nelson, suprem
, hnancier; Robert S. WlddecOmbe, supreme nc
l companier Thomas j. Gardner supreme warder
! Truman S. Post, supreme chamberlain Com
t munications from several States were read askin
for charters to organize new councils.
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The Hencnt Concert AT lincoln Hall.
The concert last night at Lincoln Hall for tn
benefit of the widow Of the late Louis Morell wa
l an excellent entertainment aud the crowded con
I dition of the hall indicated that IL was sub
s stanual benefit The programme was particular
= attractive, and tho various performers Rcquitte
, themselves in the most creditAble manner Mis-
u Eva Mills, always warmly received aud always
Is most pleasing vocalist, sang MntteOs what Joy
d exquisitcly and her encore was emphatic and en-
thusiustiC Miss Nellie EiChhoru was also en-
cored. The qusrtetto fro, Rigoletto" by Miss
Mills and Eiohhorn, Messrs' Knoop and Hole
was effectively rendered, The Zthor and Apol
Glee Clubs, Messrs, Rakeman, Holer, Waldeck,
and Miss Petsch added TO the attracuyeneSs
the programme.
Indictments by the Grand Jury.
Yesterlay the grand Jury came into court M