National Republican., 1882-08-08
Prominent ArrIrnls.

Prominent Arrivals.
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R"TSay SsSd FHSiGt SSw York H. III hS Sa 81 hsss
Brittian, Belfast, lreland Hon. William A. Newell,
MErRopolIrAN,-A Trcidenhomer, Pittsburg
GGeSrge W Maudel, Philadelphla; T. $, rhayer, New
Rogers Unn1inS,on II! DanieI Rpiey. Dallas.
fsSSs Thomas II Pease MlcRsnn; N si hpFS haon bartlett
New New York; 9 O.. Berry Montgomery, Ala; Charles
RIoos.R~ \. McKssllar Louisiana: +: =. Wood,
Denver, Col; 5 D. Atkins, fTeePort, i'll; lieutenant
A. D IGns y 4 s S;ab Nj Rr Mo \ L. caooi Vrgn' s.
simms, Burlington, VI; I. S. Tappan Bellnlr Ohio !;
arizona H. 4 s MansSn, Li New 2ork York "a A. WARD syra,
cuse, N Y; John Dunlop, Richmond Va.
~ DoTssy u Teiry New Ne% aIS M
Conn; william +. Giddngs Colonel A. w. Jones,
ST. JAMFs-H W. seely Now, York city; 8 @.
Robertson, E,niapla, Ala WI j. Meek, Fall River,
WoRMLNY's,-J. A. walsh New York; W. w.
weigey, Philadelphia.
You can publish thrce-lino advertisement OF
"Wanted." For Rent" "For Sale" or Lost
three times for twenty-five cents in THE REpUD.
LIcAS.
Sergeant. Major Edward Dunn and detach-
ment of marines left here last night on the Lady
of the Lake for the Norfolk navy yard
j. b. Brady, the architect, is at work on the plans
for the three proposed school buildings. He will
complete them before the end of the week.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to Henry
Hamilton and Lot,ie Jones' Piscataway, Nd. AL
fred H. Briggs and Carrie Is. Shryock, of this city.
Justice Wylie yesterday appointed Charles S
Bundy, justice OF the peace, acting judge of the
| police court during the absence of Judge Smell
| from the city.
Mr.. William ]. Warren, chief clerk of the engi-
| Deprq 1cfl urdn ~ irbt bn "
ing been called there by the serious illness of his
| brother, General Warren.
| Joseph Seigel, who has been borrowing money
| from Wholesale produce dealers by representing
| himself to be commercial agent from Jackson :
yille Fla. was yesterday sent to the workhouse
| for thirty days.
1t i, reported that q number of men will be pus
to work in the navy yard boiler.shop in a day or
| two. A new, complete, and valuable drilling
machine has recently been added to this depart
| ment, which is as complete rs any similar shop
| in the United States
| As summer car No. 100 was near the corner Of
| Tenth and ID streets last night lady attempted
to get off, and did so before the car stopped. She
missed her footiag and fell to the ground, but did
not sustain any injuries besides u slight shock
She was evidently overcome by the cheat"
That saltwater craft the yacht Alert, has re-
| turned from its weeks cruise to Point Lookout
and intermediate points. The gallant crew par.
| iicipated in the gaieties of the season nt ST.
| Georges Island, and when homeward bound, just
below Marshall Hall, saw a carniverous and yeri-
| table shark.
Henry Randall Waite, PHI. D. chief of the edu.
catonal division of the Census Office, left last
night for Ocean Grove, n. j., where he is to pre-
| side to-day at the National Educational Conven-
| ton. Senator Blair, General Eaton, Commissioner
| OF Education, and other well known men will
| also be present.
The sensational story in regard to an attempted
rape, published in the Post yesterday morning
| was utterly without foundation. The case had
been investigated by REPUBLICAN reporter, who
| found 1t to be simply a freak Of drunken man,
| and when he was brought up in the police court
| yesterday no charge was found against him.
| Captain ]. Wesley Davis, of Alexandria, has
been appointed sailing master of the Coast Survey
schooner George Bates. The schooner viii leave
the navyyard with a surveying party, under com.
mand Of Captain Bradford, on Thursday for Cape
| May. Afler a survey at Cape May, the Chesi-
peake bay and Tangicr Sound will be resur-
| veyed.
Taylor Bresnahan, the young man who was shot
| in the leg by Policeman Aldridge, in the riot in
South Washington last week, was brought up to
| the police court yesterday in buggy from the
hospital to answer to the charge Of violence to an
officer in the discharge of his duty. He was re-
leased on $500 bonds. and was weak that 1t took
| three men to carry him out of the court
c. w. Chatfed, captain of the schooner Henry
| II. Barry, who was tried and acquitted before the
police court last week on the charge of unnatural
| and cruel treatment of David Montgomery n sea
| man. has sworn out warrant before Judge Bundy
| charging Montgomery with deserving his vessel.
| Montgomery has entered suit before. Judge Bundy
against the captain for wages due him. MIR. +. Ii.
| Falls appears for the defendant in the suit.
An aged colored man, named Boston, from Mill
wood Prince George County, Md, was at police
headquarters yesterday morning complaining
that Robert Diggs. colored man % years old, had
| on Thursday last persuaded his (Boston's) daugh-
ter, Adaline, girl Of II, to run away from home
with him D!gss). The father was quite sure that
the runaways were in this city, and that the police
had seen Diggs on Capitol Hill Saturday night
| and had also asceraned that marriage license
had been inquired for at the Office of the clerk Of
| the court, but was not issued
About o'clock yesterday morning fire was dis
covered in store l13 street southeast occupied by
suhield & Graham, as q gentlemens furnishing
| store. An alarm was sounded, and the fire de.
partment responded prompt The proprictors
| were asleep in the second story at the time, and
were nearly suf cated with smoke; but made
their escape by dropping from the second story
windows. The loss in stock is about $1,000, OH
| which there was an insurance of 5000. The
| building, owned by T. l.. Tullock, and damaged
to the extent Of $500, was fully insured. The fire
| originated in the ceiling, from some means un-
known,