National Republican., 1882-01-09


Oh clearing wydNcr s0Uttfriy trfnds, 1Wmg 10 uet
and nolthtrcd, tCh rising bdromder, slight rise IN
temperature,
For Washington l a. m.-Slighav trarner, fair
Teathcr during Mc day. oioCcd by cooler 'ccdhcr and
The following are tho thcrmometric readings for
yesterday; u. m, $50 IL n. m 365o 3 y. m, 30'i
7 p M il,i II p. m 1902 maximum, 1852 mimi
Prominent Arrivals.
WniEAHp'S-l% iIsna n. prouty, j. NJ Cupnlnghamr y, ~
hiyGGoRWnnTg iSTG ~ & X@i James @ Broaa9ceG T. X Rrog
BAKER RocGeSicT RG1 So H. ID 9ySgs Sgsns III iab Jndsc
= seymour south Carolina.
W seo RenGcky H. sSOSsi s S6eii, iii Dallas ES TsTas
ToYSgt TTopSgt lhrniei Norfolk N fl9to Corpus Gnrsue
59hn Finney Ngw Jersey A. j. Galloway N9rih
GORDON Georgia sTSf II SS9s1 Sna ceS NST pSRdcSha @
peSHIi pN4TIioNA1lA 2ss gmennnaii lioq pEI +
telphiai Fred Syec,, Omaha: lion james & Aiston,
Maryland g. Hun, south Carolina; George Par3ln
Nor!h CAROLINA J. Hyman, Buffalo N. "; Benjamin
Wn%S ,STT. NST S%TI SSG II clytr SON Ysrk more
NJ, EE2nIEr1M u. benham, Y; $ A.i James Trim.
< fatTck oSahn Charles TSf panby m Eva RySnsye. ind
4, A., ini,, =, W. kitldge tincnnati, ONO H. H.
Kentucky; r. Wood, Omaha; Henry a. Cunning
ham, =. Louis Mo- 5. L. Hoover, A. c. Jennings,
ST. JANis;;G, a. McNcalc, New York; Hon. II.
HisScei y t s,I r. Florida T. y Iirlckcl koston Mas!
bhco Wcimore, .Warren!on. Vas ". Nnlentn5c,,
npu3lon' Miss william L. CrCSSicr, California NJ f.
ol5t, h,ges-wi IS; Dickinson, Malone, y, Y3C.a.
Brooklyn; R: ii, sIraGan Sew York; ii. &. masEins,
IhcagOi j. ID. Slubb, Covington, KY; w. NJ. Ram
,,ARLiNGTGN.Ly. o. smith, tSlorsdoi j. R. Allen,
=: Louis! G. n. Harris New York; \. X. s,nide.
,rI,Iyl MmrrGIy I'M, M; IL Murphy, Wyoming rerrtoryi
ST. MAnc,-,G. GoslNr, Robert Graham, New York;
!; i Johns, Ballim9re Md; n. NJ. bay, W. E, Nye
WoHSSHTaEy G Vayf WhiG. spSg BP1oSiy% S W. L. Chan
der Illinois "; +, Patterson, Philadelphia W. IL,
wELCRERs,-Mr. Williams, New York.
Foreign Mails.
The foreign mails for the week ending Saturday,
January H. 1889, will close at the New York post.
office on Tuesday, at $50 a. M, for Europe, by
steamship Arizona, via Queenstown on Thurs.
day at 1850 NJ, for Europe, by steamship City of
Brussels via Queenstown Correspondence for
Germany and France must be specially addressed
and ~ $3.50 a., M, for Europe, by steamship Frisia
via Plymouth, Cherbourg, and Hamburg on Sat
urday, at II. M, for Europe, by steamship Celtic,
via Queenstown correspondence for Germany and
m, for Scotland direct by steamship Anchoria,
| via Glasgow, aud at 10 n. m, for Belgium direct
m for Europe, by steamship Rhein, via South.
| anipton and Bremen. The mails for Aspinwall
and South Pacific close on Tuesday at 10 a. m. The
mails fol, Truxillo, Ruatan, and Bay Islands close
Via New Orleans, Sc close o @ on Wednesday and Thurs;
SSy at on % TSuJy % at The p M mails The for mails E'E
Cuba and Mexico close on Thursday at 1880 p. m.
| The mails for Newfoundland and st. Pierre NJ
| for Jamaica, Savanilla, &C., close on Friday ut u
m. The mails for IInyti close on Frid9y at p. m.
ae s m ' SH0" M ana bs S ma i6eJ r SGSS G
| &c, close January, at Z p m. the mails for
China and Japan close January 10 Ot7p.m.
| You can publish three-linc advertisement Of
WANTED" "For Rent" "For Sale" or " Lost" "
three times for twenty-five cents in THE RErun-
LIcAN.
Twenty nine arrests were made by the police on
| Saturday
The Potomac Boat Club will give the first Of its
| hops this season on Friday evening next
Colonel W. II. Dennis of the Coast Survey and
family are at 2O22 street northwest for the season
| W. GNllus, one of New Mexico's rising young Re-
| publicans, is stopping for few days ut the Ma
1 tional.
Mrs. Elliott, of indianapolis, and Mrs Clifton, OF
| Buffalo, are guests of Mrs Scott, on New York
1 avenue.
Dr. and Mrs Turner give a german on Friday
evening 10 Miss Walcn, who is on visit to their
| daughters.
Cards are out for the marriage of Mr., Frank j
| Profit and Miss Mamie f. KOCH The date fixed is
| February
| The second complimentary soiree of the Light
Infantry Corps will be given at their armory
| Thursday evening.
| The Capital Bicycle Club have removed their
| headquarters from 4l2 Eleventh street TO rooms
| 10, and 80 lie Droit Building.
| The reception ofSenor Zamacona, Mexican Min
lister, which will take place this evening, promises
| to be an unusually brilliant event.
| The Columbia Amateur Journalists Association
| holds its third annual reunion mt BancrOiGs Hall
| llO3 street. on the evening of January l6.
1t is estimated that the witnesses in the Guiteau
trial will cost the Government S7,5Oo-fOr the de-
| tense, $500, and for the prosecution, 5000.
Dr.. Mary Walker put in an appearance at the
| City Hall Saturday, ana was much inccnsed be-
cause she could not gain admission to the court
| room.
The printers disease, gout is caused by higl,
| living Fewer bottles of high-priced wines less
game, and active exercise cures it. subs never
| have the gOut.
| The following marriage licenses were issued
Saturday william James and Julia Sardo, Walter
ii. Mills and Norma N Henry, Andrew Nephutl
| and Anna Brockhaus.
| The engagement of Lieutenant George T. T. Har-
rison; Second Artillery, and Miss Mamie Ray
| daughter OF Mr. A. Ross Ray, is announced, and
| the wedding is fixed for February II.
| Mrs. Morrells studio has been thronged the past
| two weeks with visitors and many students from
this and other cities have arranged for instruction
| Mrs. MOrrell has an able, cultured assistant
| Iowa people now in the city will remember that
the Iowa Republican Association meets tonight
| at Cosmopolitan Hall, corner Of Eighth and i
| streets northwest, at half-past seven o'clock.
| Colonel Wilson J. Vance having completed the
| new libretto and John L. Sousa the music of the
| opera entitled "The Smugglers," 1t has already
been put in rehearsal bV the operate Associa'
| ton.
The well.known elocutonist, Mr. f. c. Town.
send will give readings at the chapel of the Young
| Mems Christian Association, S0i T. street, thi,
| evening, in the regular course OF free Monday
| evening lectures.
The Right Rev. Bishop Kcane, of Richmond, Va.
| has presented to St. Augustine's Colorcd Roman
| Catholic Church, on fifteenth street, u diamond
ring valued at 5000, to be raled AT their fair which
| opens In three weeks.
| A paper on Separate SCHOOLS in the District
will be read by Mr.. Calvin ID. johnson before the
Literary Society at Bethel Hail. OH NJ street, Tues.
day evening the 10Th inst. 1t will then be dis
| cuSSed by the audience.
Officer Mcneil found on the steps of 1919 G
| street northwest, Saturday morning, live three
| little thing was nearly frozen to death. II was
carried to ST. AIMS Infant Asylum.
Mrs. General Green u. Raum, assisted by heI
| daughter, Miss Maud, and her guest Miss KATE
Frames, of Baltimore, will receive the friends o.
the National Rifles on the occasion of their mex
>. dancing reception which takes place on the lStt
instant.
The Jury in the Circuit Court, in the case o
Hiram j. Ramsdell against the District of COlum
bia, returned II verdict for the defendant. Mr.
| Rumsdell, II will be remembered, sued for S2O0Oi
damages for breaking his leg from falling ON al
icy sidewalk ayear ago.
The Uniformed Battalion of Patrlarchs viii give
a fair ut Odd. Fellows Hail. commencing FeOru.
AIRY Is and ending February 20, There will be one
| hundred prizes offered, ranging in value from 81
| to $3.50. The patrarchs have enlisted the services
| of large corps of the most beautiful young ladies
of our city, who will preside ut the various tables
John =. Baur, night manager Of the American
| District Telegraph Company, was shot twice in the
| face Saturday morning, and seriously injured at
| tlnn nfTia Af Fan NtA A.