National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-06-27


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Prominent Arrivals.
MILL4RDs.-aJames $. Mickey, Maryland ]. II.
York 9. NJ. Dennison, Utica, N. Y; lion j. 4. j.
Tireswsll, Maryland; y g Trenholm, south Caro-
son, a. IT. George NJ. Hooker, Vermont.
,RIoesEB W. steele. Colorado; e, O. Pierce, New
$; NJ Bailey, j. 5. Pearce, PennsyvSuiai A. y. Char.
Louis Mo. r. u. Field Detroit Mch.i Henry snyder,
,MsETpEor,9LlrAS.oGeorge Fsrr, Cincinnati ohio;
Il fmhn96 S 9. essP yq H sssyr a4 qsS
Wa5erRury G np;; o u. Hewitt jamestown, Dak.i
ARLtSGrOS.-J. w. HOyt Massachusetts,; General
W ". Belk94p, Hon George Bliss, 7; ?. Gould, New
Guatemala, &. A.; George :. Terry, Now York.
ST. JAMS s. W; Craddoek, Staunton River Va;
Louis Hlllierd, @, B; Burns, Norfolk Val W. C. p.
ii. IL Wallace, FreGoicks6urs, Va ,s''"' '''" i''
ST MARe-J. H. Blocker, John Brookor, lamp
iiortsmoulh Va; George {. wlnchCs!er' New York
CITY; John Hutton, Newark, N. ].
,,MoRMLEYs--C, o. Boutele. Norfolk, Val W. s.
McFarlane, New York
You can publish three.line advertisement Of
"Wanted," FOR Rent" "For Sale" or Lost"
three times for twenty-five cents in THE REPUD-
IICAS.
Sophia Harris, colored, los years ofage, has died
at the Washington Asylum.
Mrs. W. ]. Hale, of Buencs Ayrcs, Argentine
Confederation, is guest at the st, James,
Justice Macarthur yesterday approved the bonds
Of James A. Tut and jenkins Thomas, justices of
the peace.
by tie will of Waterman Palmer filed yesterday
all of his estate real aud personal, Is lun TO his
daughter Caroline w Villains.
A young lady was sunstruck on the Avenue
yesterday afternoon ani taken into Mos SIS store,
and aiie'ward removed In the police ambulance
An all day meeting for special prayer will be
held to-day for the voters OF Iowa that prohibition
may be successful, ut Masonic Temple, by the
Womuns {. L. Union.
The COlored Press Association will begin It's ses-
sion ut the Fifteenth stree; Presbyterian Church
this morning ut 10 o'clock. TIC nssocia ion viii
hold two sessions daily.
\ cOlored man named Edward Bryan, 10 years
If uge, suCcumbed to the heat yesterday afternoon
on Eighteenth street northwest, He was conveyed
to his home aud medical aid summoned.
The many iriend' Of that genial gentleman,
John a. Eliinger, will be panied to learn that he
was yesterday afternoon called away u his home
by telegram announcing the death Of his lathcr.
Marriage licenses were yesterday issued to
Samuel Il. Dull and Willie 4. McAllister, Char
lotiosvillc, Va; Edward W. Dement, and Ella 4.
Jones, Alfred King aud Lucy Williams, of Wash
ing;on.
George Washngtons will is still preserved in
the clerks Office in Fairfax County, Virginia, and
last week lawyer from Chicago happened to sec
IT, and went right out to coax some Of the heirs to
contest IL, HAw
a lullic telephone station has been established
at the drug store of Walton * Whitcsidc, No. 1921
Pennsylvania avenue northwest. This will prove
source of convenience to the residents of that
neighborhood, as II is the only public station in
that section of the city:
Loeiler's Garden was last night the scene of a
picnic given for the benefit Of the Sabbath School
of the Washington Hebrew Congregation. The
attendance was large, both OF adults and children.
| The proceeds will be devoted to the replenish-
| ment of the Sunday School library.
DIR. Thomas +. McArdlo LEFT yesterday morning
for the Fauquier White sulphur Springs where he
| will assume the position of resident physician at
lhc hotel: I3 be physeked by Nc - antlfsd by
with heavy layer OF adipCse tissue.
family feud between the Hutzes and the
| StrombGrEers, living on ID street, between Ninth
aud Tenth northwest, resulted In fight between
| Mr.. Hultz and Samuel and Solomon StrombergeI
yesterday afternoon All were arrested and
will be brought before the police court to-day.
The alarm from box 5l3 at 2:i0 clock yesterday
morning was for the burning of a house between
Seventeenth and Eighteenth and b and streets
| southeast, owned aud occupied by Mr.. Cornelius
| O'Kelh, The building and portion of the furni-
| ture was consumed Loss, $500; insured for $500
The fire department arrived too late TO go into
| service
A notorious bagnio in Temperance alley, kept
| By colored woman named Fanny Jenkins, wa
raided by officers Of the Filth Police Precinct and
| the prOprietrcss and several colored danes were
captured, as well as white man named Prince
| Subsequently the case was heard In the police
court and the woman Jenkins fined S25. The othel
| parties were dismissed
The published statement that there was n strike
among the painters In the employ Of william L
| Spauldng * Co. is said to be at variance with The
incts. In the early part OF last week the painters
| expressed some dissatisfaction with tho employ.
ment of non. union man, aud after conference
with their employers tho matter was amicably
| adjusted without strike.
| In the police court yesterday Prosecuting At.
| torney Moore called Judge SHELLS attention &c
the fact that some the policemen arc late bring
ing their to court for triHl, and on account
of the oppressive weather, he would not hereafter
receive any cases after o'clock. Judge Smell said
| II was desirable by all that the business of the
| court should be gotten over before the extreme
| heat of tie day, and he would be willing to hold
an early court If 1t could be arranged with the
| police department to have their cases at court al
| an early hour.
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