National Republican., 1882-03-28

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John waldron, Trenton, ~ J.
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art, Chicagoi W ". Manning, Cenbridgc Mns,i
phliadelp@iS! Z. /" Holden pa!!i%oge; 4; rgm6ls,
Nnchez, Miss; j. {. Jewett, huflalo; q. "A. jay,
81, ,EnnIrTi- John Don8ell. William Erwin, Phliadel.
a Co. iIoIoIs II Johnson BosoS W9lisr Y A Fitch MI
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I; !. G. Taylor, New York William Rikcr, Newark,
Philadelphia,
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land, Md; Chrsty Churchill, Louisville, Ky.
G. Mason Jay and & H. MSUre MHS%nIP PaGeS6a %S6 GGn2 g.
nIHn9ryh, !Sll,ornlai Rey, n C. Klein, Wilmington,
Phillips, Brooklyn, N. VI DC. Wilson. South Caro-
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George G. Campbell, Chicago T., w Pngc. Loulsyllle,
kyaG Wnolwortll, Sanlusky, OhlO - ID. Hevan. J.
Ind; a. u. GarrctsOn, Jersey city.
son ST. s MaRcmw. a-N. / Loaig, phadGphe = y JocE-
G9nng, rittsburg Pa. Charles II. Mnrqurot, phlla-
port II. l.
WErGcEEHs-H wattcrson, Louisville, KY;
j. G. Burns, New York.
You can publish thrcc.linc advertisement Of
"Wnntcd,' For Rent" "IOr Sale" or Lost"
three times for twenty five cents in THE REPuB-
LICAS.
Mr. Thomas Barr, one Of washington's oldest
residents, died yesterday morning ut his residence,
528 fifh street southeast at the advanced age OF
ninety. eight
The one. Armed aud One. Legged Veterans
Association Of the District of Columbia arc not
idle. They nrc working like beavers for mn in-
theirs.
Marriage licenses have been issued to J.. H.
Maitland, baltimore, Md, and Virginius W.
Stnnsbury, Fredericksburg, Va: Daniel Wood.
land and Francis White. William J. Starr and
Catherine Ann Spiccr, of Washington.
The friends of Hon. s. r. Rounds have made
call In our special notice column to meet night
at the corner Of Eighth and streets for the p9r.
pose OF making arrangements to receive the
city
Or Il. H. Walker, of Mississippi an examiner
his residence, No. SOC L. street northwest. The
Doctor is attended by his Mississippi friends and
by members OF the Knights of Pythias, he being
an hunorcd member of that organization.
Many ladies, including the wives of Senator'S
Representatives and others, have been invited to
meet General Sherman nnd Senator Window,
| chairman nnd vice-presidcnt of the Garfield
! Memorial Hospital Committee, next Wednesday,
| to arrange for national board Of visitors and nd.
VisOry committee and others, to supervise the con-
structon of the hospital
The Washington Light Infantry Battalion have
been invited to attend the grand Cncampment
and parade of the Grand Army of the Republic
| which takes place in Baltimore on the DIST of June
next. The Corps also has an invitation from the
First Regiment of Connecticut Volunteers to visit
| Hartford upon any date they may find convenient
| during the coming summer.
| G. sullivan, white, for several years citizen of
the District, was ON his way TO this city from Chi
| day. and when the train was near North Mountain
fell between two cars and was Immediately killed.
! Mr. sullivans remains reached the ciiy ut two
! dence, 1851 Thirty fourth street.
The old Armory building, which Is being fitted
| up blythe United States Fish Commission as place
for the propagation of fishes, will be ready for
| in few weeks and IN time to receive the shad
| eggs. The entire building will be devoted to this
purpose, ana all the improved methods and appli-
ancrs will be put In use. The propagation Will be
carried on principally in glass jars, and<bc little
fish VIII make ratherpublic cntrce into the world.
"Thc value of wart" was the subject of A. NJ.
| u nngewers lecture to young men at Association
| Chapel last evening. After referring TO some of
the myths and fables regarding man, his value
was Considered from a physical, mental, and
! spiritual standpoint The topic was fOrcibly pre-
sented aud proved an interesting one. The chapel
was well filled at this, the last lecture of tEe
| course given to young mer by the Young Mems
| Christian Association this winter and spring
At semi-annual meeting at Moorcs Hall,
| Ninth street Of the Washington Paper Hangers
! Assucialion the following officers were elected
! j. W.. Falconer, president; John Green, vice.
| presidents j. g. Cuverwcll, secretary: George II.
| swartley, treasurer; standing committee. n.
MagGe r. NJ, Clements, 9. b. Fuse, L. Pennington,
aud j. T. shield; committee on federation of labor
! William +. Coggins, c. W. spates W. II. White, +.
Ragan and c. c. COllisOn sergeant. .at.arms, j..
! \, MagcC,