National Republican., 1882-02-21
aaa
Rrnn,Innnf ArriunIn


Prominent Arrivals.
y v, Mihnn,AaRpS-E. NJ; wood Elizabeth, NJ J;i w w.
ser rhiladeiphia w. Batuman, Pltsburgi y Pratt,
q ~ II. I. Parsons san Francisco; II s. Gray, New
Bs%orSs 81 & & PgnnSis Il sSn Pem9n2yvSni9 sSSle
DelToit; +. W. Coleman, Baltimore: A. c, Howe, N.
IGngsylveniai u Bast, PRiIadolphia; Dr. George
Mitchell, w. :. NJ Hon, James Williams and D. q
Captain b. Smith, San Francisco.
o.. EBnlrI.-J. y. shipley, Boston; Henry ]. John
n Ward, Vermont; III j. ". HrazIaT' I 2eorS@ Law. IT,
G. ", Wilams9n, New, York Major Walter, Eng
NsM SS,i York A. D. smith AcSagder i. stockton
Rsbp SGTs H sTS" sSSsrW
& mS SaSse Ss 9SSs SS6 S5H + a. Hq5yiS " TS5aS
York; Hon. W IT, Hooper. John irvine, salt Lake
Ctyi j: N. Morris, Canada; H. r. Amcs Montreal ;
Nc% YORK; a. aUWSrE Wood EIaaBeh AlS hff&sJ n J 4%9R IT, w.
mm,SSiaE m,ni,SI. Mount Morr, n. III Governor H.. g.
Francsoo; <. a. + Dodge New YORK. riS "'''O"' M"
riBos iSgSM a w. z tbS.N bBSstoW EeT York S. D. AtE9Ss
u moyson, PhSdeiphia; br. ]. 4. Uebeii, VirgniS!
y Y Morrison, Nashville. 1cnni J, r. nutlcr, New
Maryc New Yar fns r. + Skcns * Vs. s ge"@in faas b b
~ ~ i,,,pghes Grand Rapids, Mia; pr. g McKnight,
Louisiana; " IT, SichSsan SiShh5sa ES EG% PSfF' PS % D. rF"
,rAnhSGToS.-I; IL, Penneld, Boston; Clark Fisher
W w. Belltnnp, Iowa, Albert Hirsch, New York
i y; J9ckson Goorgl4i J. W Merrel Newark, N. ~
NJ w Berry, Eimira, N. ~; George $, WIllcits, Chl-
vaI,ia; e. H. EIIJ9e" l. IA psrsons Gbi5y T. nnc
stone, Connecticut.
=, MErRorolirAN,-Juliua L.. Brown, Atlanta, Ca;
ord, Now Bedford, Mass; A. A. Frazier Providence,
phia; Charles ]. Brooks. Boston.
ST. JAMES,. s. Everett. Philadelphia Pa; VIII.
lam u, GorChCr, Denver, COL; j, spencer Turner,
nCr New York; John Il. Tnrn5Wii Nortl, SorolinH.
~ ID ~ Gnyn u
BoStonj g. H. Wright Phiadephia, Pa; II. w.
Payne, Virginia :. Shrleh, New York.
WoRMLEY's,--R G. johnson, Richmond, Va.
You can publish three.line advertisement OF
" Wanted" For Rent" "For Sale" or Lost"
three times for twenty five cents in THE REpUB.
.LICAN
Ellis Capp has made an assignment of his stock
Of dry goods, &c, to Henry II. Clapp.
Lieutenant johnson has arrested a negro named
Johnson. who confesscs to having committed
twelve burglaries.
The wife of n Chinese missionary will lecture at
the Metropolitan Methodist Church on Friday
evening. Chinese curiosities will be exhibited.
Assistant Building Inspector b. c. King, whose
thigh was fractured in Oh accident at Bnghtwood
ABOUT week ago, IS still unable TO leave his bed,
bill in equity has been fled by Isaiah Johnson
against Frances w. Eaton and others for the Rp.
pOintmeut Of trustee to convey certain property.
Stephen d. Cnslleman was excused as petit
juror in the Criminal Court yesterday, IN conse.
quenee OF business i'll Arizona requiring his at
tenton there
The will OF Frederick Sailor has been admitted
to probate. The entire estntc--rca, personal, and
miNed-is devised to his wife, who is also consti
tutcd sole executor
A bill OF divorce has been filed by Nettlo Cheeks
against Peter G. Cheeks They were married in
Baltimore In 1870, The charges alleged arc
cruelty and non support
T.. 4.
art vs.. Elliott closed yesterday in the Circuit Court
ana the case was submitted to the Jury. The trial
has lasted continuously for an entire week.
Susan llopp, by her counsel, John A. Hayward,
hns filed bill in equity against Susan Yiegle to
forecose vendors lien for the purchase. money
oflot 1, square 1885, the amount being $1,000.
Mrs Mngyuder, wife Of Colonel James A. Magru-
der, lady well known and highly respected in
Georgetown, died at her residence on p street, be-
tween Thirtieth and Thirty-lrst streets, Sunday
morning, aitera long Illness
Chaplain McCnbe, the secretary ofthc Methodist
Episcopal Church Extension Society, in oonjunc
tion with Bishop Simpson, have announced their
Intention of assuming the liability of the indebt
edncss of the Metropolitan Church. The debt is
about $4,000.
The grand jury yesterday examined several
witnesses in connection with the shooting ofMr A.
NJ soteldo, jr by his brother, A. G., soteldo Mr.;
Barton, Frank b. Conger and Arthur Chew, of
TIfE NATIONAL REPUBLICAN office, and Judge
ManlGy, were examined.
Al the meeting Of the Union Bethel Historic and
Literary Association this evening Mr.. Davis will
read an essay on the statistical and moral strength
of the cOloTed churches of North America. The
paper for discussion Will he given by Mr. Lewis
Douglas, entitled Race Pride"
The appraisers oil the estate of John o. Evans,
deceased-Messrs. George Il. Johnson and Thomas
III. HeAth-have returned nm inventory of the ncr-
triX, Mrs Evans, has returned a list of money due
the estate, estimated at S9i 75i.S6.
In tho Criminal Court yesterday Robert Brown
Philip Handy, Alexander Dorsey, and Walter
PeytOn, all colored, were convicted of an assault
with intent to kill Charles Gray Judge Cox sea
fenced Brown TO three years in Auburn Peniten-
tary, Handy and Dorsey to two years. and Peyton
to nine months in jail.
James p, Ryon and Burr X. Tracy have COM
menoed suit against John F. Magee in the Equity
Court for specific performance. The defendant
agreed to convey to the plainiffs part of lot in
square 90 for 81 900 and for which they paid sOO on
account The defendant now refuses to carry ont
his contract, and the court Is petitioncd TO compel
him to do so.
Part the old Rittenhouse Place. Georgetown,
fronting on street, is being graded preparatory
TO being improved by row OF comfortable brick
houses, 1t is said that u large building is to be
erected on the corner of Twenty eighth and p
streets, which win be suitable fora school; house,
and 1t is said that the design is that It may be pur-
chased for the colored public school building as a
new one has been talked of for long time.
National Theatre.
The crowded audience that filled every Mich Of
sIHce in the National Theatre showed conclusivey
that the fame of the "Black Crook" had not di-
minished though II is many years since Hert-og
first gave the information that there was
"bood upon the face of the moOn," and
the beautiful StIiactd in abbreviated costume di.
rected her equally short clothed fairies to look
after the welfare OF Rudolph. Though the specta.
Gle has been many times presented here, IL
was never seen to better advantage than
The resources of noohanjcal md snnnic ,ic
stage effects Il study, have brought all their past
experience to bear upon the present production OF