National Republican., 1882-03-29
DISTRICT BREVITIEs.



Tor The Mate Atlantic States, generally fair tcedlcr,
slightly ,cdrmer, southeast TO s0ttt,pca winds, Jd2-
fn0 b1rOmdtT',
Fhr Washington ! a. m.-Sighgv rarmer and Jatr
tCcdihcr
Thcrmometric readings.-7 n. M. 40: II a. M,
30 p m" % g; p. m, 5loi II p. m 40; maxi
num- CO.. minimum, 4lo.
PronaIncnt Arrivals.
WtLLARD's-pe lowell, r. H. Smith and l.
L; M Parker, Chicago: W, {. Iockerts. james irving
N:,i6,y W. g. begTlin g schasfeI, o. 7. HN9iey E g
sterling and IT, T. dodshElih' E SGw YoaE 9.,y J. l. l. &
Stewart and Henry .iIitchcock, ST. fouls; W. w.
go" A6HsF A. A. ASS Ssnai aS Hcm RF haysn i Sar
S9STnTn Sso ws MeSSGTSS5y SGeny Snd w. j. M9rchS3d pii
apmSn fs MnncS SaTSfRs "mcr r. dos @SIsf nS RnS
| VIZ. Wilson. Dciaware II. p Winston, Providence,
,.ARLINgroN. Hugh Gnrdner Samuel Gardner,
New York Justus s. 1Iolchkiss, J. d sargent New
& YicGos Nov YORK; HS5 e. Thompson, ccycSnd'
p"Td Was SorwdR AIRa CONN., H. a. SS RSSY S'!9% san
FranGsro; Il. !. Warner, Chicago; E9bcrt Gi!Ghrst;
Jordan, r. de H. spassatt New York
| RIGGs.-J. u. Richards, II. y. Barrows, Massachu,
Phndcrhn ' s IT, RnndS m Ill., j. Mft N tvcs Il. i Trweni"y.
pqdsy ppansnry C9@n4d @ 4; IT. smith n 4 w. Parso1s G. "
| I. Townsend, u. NJ. Boles u. l.. Peckham. A. q.
| cago. ". G. FranciS BuGaio, n. YiC w. How. II
! III. Wilder, Lowell, Conn.
rS4icy Ha }oS & EaGTsSn sss, Ney YG
Jones nrootyn y. y; l. c. McRenney Colorado
setts John Guthrie, TopGka, Kan; e. Lark, Phiia.
Tgph@ dpT. Gor u; w. ,iinS Now York u j. IINlSey, New
YORK. ''' "'''O"' Do"'o" H' 'u'N'N' N'"
ST, JAMEs,-H. +. Mann, Plttsburg, q. w. Updke,
| irlcd Florida T. t. Kent, Pr6vIdcmce, r. ": J. \.
". Va. = NJ Ford NJ b. - MadIsom t,5is rnG M'f r. a.
Rich Boston, Mass. ". welch. Montreal
Nov YORK; s W Dresser Bradford. Va; W. s lewis
ilrooklyn y. v; Jacob H,um, y. :. B'um. Georgia
Middlelown. n vi NJ; rundcr Forsyth, Ga; Emos
sr. MARc..-W. /. Gordon, Clncinnatli E.w. splcr,
Charles Muller, New York. v, g, Davis Pittsburg,
WoETLTYs.-Franci A. stout n ]. Morrill, Bos.
Brewster, Philadelphia.
You can publish throe.line advertisement Of
WANTED" For Rent" FOR Sale" or LOST
three times for twenty-five cents in THE RErUB.
LrCAN
The Round Table Shakespeare Club will meet to-
night ut the residence OF Miss TriplCtt COS street
sickness, aud was unable TO sit in the Court in
Banc yesterday.
The bearing in the case of Rcrdell against the
Artificial Stone Company has been postponed by
Judge Smell until to-day week.
@ street, between Fourteenth and Fifteenth
streets is ne last horoughiare reported to he in
filthy condition. II is alleged that the street has
not been swept since December.
Mrs. Mary Howard, wife of the late Charles
Howard, of Dexter. Me-, md mother Of Dr. II. n
Howard, Of this city died in Ucrndon w vestcr.
day morning in the eighty fifth year of her age.
A delegation of Sac and Fox Indians from Ne
braska nnd the Indian Territory, arrived in this
city yesterday. They will probably hold nrc-
limnary conference with the Commissioner of In
dian Affairs to-day.
Yesterday IN the Probate Court, Judge Hagncr
appointed Charles A. Shields administrator of the
estate of the late George A. Fitch Anne Reed
and jacob B. Bellnger were allowed to become
Co.caveators TO PROFOUND the will Of william
Ford.
The following patents were issued Yesterday to
District invcnors Edwin s. Loomis, Washington,
bank check; Orn PARKER. Washington method of
and apparatus, for making ice, and Alexander
Mahon and w. j. Green, Washington, electric gas.
lighter.
Henry D. Cooke, jr has sold the building Mt the
southwest corner of Thirteenth street and Penn.
Once, to Mrs. General Mckee Dunn, for $4,000.
The purchaser is expected to dispose of 1t to the
Government.
Union of All Souls Church last evening in the
parlors of the church, which were filed with the
members of the congregation and their friends.
The programme was eXcelently rendered and
heartily enjoyed.
The funeral of Mrs. Henry took place yesterday
afternoon at three O'Clock. Her pail bearers were
kins,. Judge Knott, Judge Strong, ana Professor
Baird. She was buried in the same grave at Oak
Hill Cemetery with her husband.
The following gentlemen have been appointed
from the class OF 1859, Columbian Law School, MS
an executive comm ittee to prepare for the com.
mencemcnt; g. Blair, Harvey S. Dnrnnll, +. L.
Camp, G. c. Poole, c. ii. Harrison, w. H. Smith
chairman. J. S. Morrill,, II. Bradley Davidson,
and H. W. SpofiOrd.
Mr., D. W. Janowitz, for several years past the
popular passenger agent of the Pennsylvania Rail
road Company in this city, has resigned that posi-
tiOn, and will hereafter be the Eastern passenger
and freight agent for the Missouri Pacific, Mis-.
souri, Kansas and Texas, and st. Louis Iron Noun
tain and Southern Railroad Companies, with
headquarters in New York.
A certificate of incorporation of the Columbia
Produce Company has been filed with the Re-
cordcr of Deeds. The object of the compG ny Is to
raise produce and sell fruits and vegetables. The
capital stock Of the company Is $500 divided Into
first year X. c. william, II. and C. Omohundro,
William b. Robson, George T. Haslam, and Frank
{. DOty.
A suit In chancery has been filed by Ralph
Plumb against John Bailey a nd others to quiet
the title TO parts of lots II and is in square 2ll
John Bailey administrator of the estate Of George
H. Bailey has brought suit in equity against
Charles Edward Bailey and others for authority
to sell part of lot is in square oil. Riddle, Davis
and Padgett are solicitors for the complainant in
both suits.
], ormond Wilson, superintendent of public
schools, yesterday transmitted to Treasurer Gill
hllan for the Garfield Memorial Hospital fund
S77S3l, being the "affectionate offerings of many
teachers and school children of this District who
love and reverence the noble name which the
proposed hospital is intended to commemorate -
Treasurer Gilflan has also received 500 from W.
e. Met2erott for the fund.
The quartette of Messrs. Barlow, Wilson, Prim-
rose & Vests Minstrel Troupe have volunteered
to sing for Charlie Nye at the Dashaways meeting
on sunday night next at Lincoln Hall. Charlie
is a brothcr.in law of George Wilson, and George
appreciates the efforts Charlie is making in the
temperance cause The quartctte consists of
Messrs. Frank Howard and J. J. Kelly, tenors,
and NJ. W, lie Roy aud W. g. Beknap bussos.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to James
D, Barrett and Emily Frances Webster, of Prince
Georges County, Maryland; Robert BNggott and
Anna Jane Grlnsey, of Accotnk, Fairfax County,
Virginia William II; Polen Of. Prince William
County, Virginia. and Laura Virginia Smith, of
Loudoun County, Nirginia James r. Bailey and
Harriet Rcbccca Harrison, of Prince William
County, Virginia; August Schmidt and Ernestine
Franz, Harvey Brown and Eliza Jackson, all of
Washington.
Special License Agent Henry r aft had been led
to suspect that persons are in the habit of selling
fish at auction without procuring an auctoneer's
license; Ncc0rdinglyhe went to the Twelfth street
| fish wharf before six a. m. yesterday and found
Messrs Il, A. Golden, II. Clay Gray, and J. W. Nor
gan engaged in selling large quantities of fish at
| auction. Later in the day Mr.. Golden procured
his license, and warrants viii be sworn out against
the others, who will be prosecuted at once unless
they follow Mr. Golden's example and procure
licenses,