National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-03-02

o"oNi j. M, b9o; Z p. m, 5B0; II p. M, 560;
maximum, Go3oi minimum, ace.
Prominent Arrivals.
WILLARD's, Samuel schuagschild, Max Attl.
mayer, n Woolett g \. Judson, B Hilton, w.
NeW YSrki Z r cayant, Idaho n, y TORY VI.
nrooklyhi A. Clelan syracuse, n. y; u. NJ. tibson,
sSnjs Al SG'PF ane a. EoH' w. p L s%Gq
New Jersey; II; q. Russell, New Haven, ,Conni NJ.
nelly, Trenton, y. j.
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SGisheou Stockton Boes = EcsGcre Philedenhs!
& " HOssrs : i curtis curtis, NSw YORK Il z Baker
o Merrill MalsachHsci iY H. A. Babbltt, ConGec
G9t l. e. y GnadYieE Johnson Loekpor N.Y.
EHBITr.-Uenry c. Smith. Kansas; George w. Ed.
wards, Ncw York; General Gently, Wisconsin; Al.
Sq GS?'T$ I'yS S@ ohS HGSf ps"E RSS
Bos!ani II. Mcconnell, cleveland; j. $ porkc, Y. $
CIeveiHnd; james II. Anderson New York II
Gonk"rsi Cinclnnati; j. S. smith, Chicago A. Nj,
,MErnopoIITAY.-rat Calhoun. Atlanta, Cal c. T.
hn SyG iss rrSyiacycs r. Il Thomas W marrs
A. BrSc SG% YoF w W"HG SehG Fay
G %a hF MS 6Ssi24 2GH"y North Caro-
ley, Richard i,athcrs, n Wilton, j. II. Jones, j. Q.
George S nG cr Ell y IA NWSsf FGs 5sShG rs S
lliarlly;; Lord, Frank Shaw, Boston; ii. w. Stout,
ST. IAMrs.-o. A. King. Madison, Wis; j. T. sater
New YORK; a. q. Nancy, a. 4. Caldwell, Nashville,
Ind; I. 4 Downward, ohio; Joseph Graham, Brook
lend; NJ Kaufman, New York; c. +. Bruce, New
ST. MAnc.-A. W. Barkc'ew New York; Colonel
John W. jenkins. Maryland; GEORGE Geddes, Balti-
more more Nh; C. $. Bankheod, Virginia; b. f. Butler,
,,wonMLnys.7-C. Il; Whitehead, New York; A. G..
Mogr"th, South Carolina.
You can publish thrce-lino advertisement of
Wanted" For Rent" FOR Sale" or Lost"
three times for twenty-five cents in THE REPuB.
LICAN.
Herman Haupts application for admission to
the bar was yesterday, oil motion Of Mr.. Philips,
referred to the examining committee.
The residence of General Dyer, on street, near
Twelfth northwest, was entered by burglars at an
early hour yesterday morning and all of the sill
vcrware and considerable amount of clothing
stolen.
James Johnson, colored man, seriously assaulted
Georgiana hurry, about three months ago, and
jumped the town Immediately aiterward. John
son returned to the city, and was apprchended yes
teidHy by Officer BrCen.
The ROssini Musical Society gave an enjoyable
concert at st. Paul's Lutheran Church last evening,
which was well attended. The programme was
well selected, and the society deserve warm com.
mendutiOn for its excellent singing.
The verdict in the suit of tho District against
Clephane, to recover on paving contracts had the
effect of striking from the calendar eleven other
cuses of Il similar nature. The Clephane case will
be made a test case of Nud appealed.
The funeral of Benjamin T. Maxwell yesterday
afternoon was largely attended by his fellow.
workmen from the Government Printing OH &C.
The funeral was IN charge of the Columbia Lodge
Of Masons, of which he was a member
Major King. the agent of the S, p, c. A., was
about yesterday for the first time since his
and severe illness. The Major has not completely
recovered, but heard of couple of cases of afro
cious cruelty which called for his immediate at
tention.
The Citizens National Bank of Washington has
commenced suit against Charles L. Tanning, Ga.
briel 7. Chase and Charles II. Moulton, trustee
far the appointment of q trustee to sell certain
real estate TO secure the payment of certain notes
made and Endorsed by the defendants and dis
counted by the bank.
BY request of a large number Of customers yes
terday, the manager of the Importers Tea Com.
pany has concluded to make to. day alsoa "money
day" and will, same us yesterday, give sum Of
money In every can purchased. Read the adver-
tisement If at first You don't succeed, try, try
again" in another column.
About six o'clock yesterday morning n row took
place between Lnyina Tibbs and Jesse Grecnhow,
both colOred, at a house on street, between New
Jersey avenue aud Second street southeast, which
resulted in wilma being shot in the right arm,
but not seriously. The green. eyed monster was
the cause of the playful pistol being used.
Marriage licenses have been issued to Frank l..
Lonesome and Mamie Johnson, Caroline County,
Va; F. 8. Kcnon, Philadelphia, Pa. and Clara j.
Lescl, Washington; John II. Wilson, Washington
and Titia Browning, Baltimore, Md; William Nc.
Shane and Ada Rogers, Baltimore, Md; Charles
Garnet and Malinda Johnson, Washington ID. CT
Christian Leutbecherand Margaret Nehren, Bati-
more Md.
1t is reported that the Central Council of the
Irish National Land League of the United States
has called general convention of that body to
meet at Lincoln Hall, in this city, April 70. Each
branch Of the league, numbering fifty or more
members, will be entitled to one more delegates.
Rev. Laurence Walsh treasurer of the American
branch of the Land League, rerOrts the total re-
ceps from January 10, 1884, to February II, 1882,
at Sl6l ,S9SOS.
The last will and testament of Aaron Lomax, of
| Georgetown, has been admitted to probate. Five
dollars apiece is left to his sons, Allen and Henry
as he considers that they have no further claim
upon him, he having in the past done all that his
means and circumstances would permit. To his
wife decedent bequeaths all the real and per-
sonal estate. for her sole use at her death to be
equally divided between the children of his sons.
His wife is constituted sole executor
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Equitable Building AsSocintiOu.
| The twenty ninth regular meeting of the above.