National Republican., 1882-08-09
pron,iucut Arrivals.

Prominent ArrtyniH.
WtLLApps.- .-George J. Rice, f. \. Quln tard, New
York; William s. Chapman. san Frqnclsco; [, n
ISfwsoI Ohio J. Rqsenth@l, New YORK lanes 3
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,EnRiTraF. G shotwSli z ], KiindeT New York York
more! r. H. Arnold New York; James a; Dunbar
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ST. MApc.--H /. Watson, Greenfield, Mass; T. NJ
Everett, Everett gerone, ". l.; g =, Lynch, New York e
Louis Mo.
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METRoroL iTAS.-S. Trankel New York; w. ".
Mclvniyrc vy Texas Texas 2; W. Rotenkraus, Paterson \.
auta' 6% CG'i l. l. ssnih%i B Bmore, Eu e. New YORK
AnISaToN. Gen. Rufus ingalls,, Y. $. A.; il. T.
Arnold, New York, and O. E. smith, Philadelphia.
thony lIggens, Delaware
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three times for twenty five cents i'll THE REPUB-
LICAS.
THE WEEKLY REPUBLICAN, with its full amount
of interesting reading matter, will be is ued to-
morrow. Copies in wrappers ready for mailing
IN ~ be had ut the business office.
An inventory of thc personal estate of the late
Andrew ]. Joyce was yesterday returned to the
registers office valued at 81 752S.75.
Mr.. Patrick Flynn, of the appointment division
of the Treasury Department, has just been pro-
moted to II second class clerkshp
During Judge Hagners absence from the city
Judge Wyic will preside in the probate court, and
Will hold court every Saturday at noon.
A suit in equity has been filed by II. d. Wal
| bridge and others against Charles r. Smith and
Others TO quiet the title to parts of lots and 6,
| square 80.
1he will of Daniel A. Brosnan was yesterday
filed with the Register. The testator leaves all
his property TO his wife after the debts are paid,
| and appoints her sole eXccutrix.
Mr., David c. Bangs, who has made such fa-
vurable reputation as an amateur reader and
actor will leave o-nght at 1910 by the Baltimore
aud Ohio Railroad for Denver, Col.
An amicublc suit iu equity has been filed by
Mary J. Rye against Sarah Ann, John c., and Ida
j. Braxton the sale of certain real estate
devised to the defendants by John T. Braxton.
The library committee ofthe Universalist Church
will give an ice cream sociable for the benefit OF
| the sunday school library, this evening, at the
residence of Mr.. Clarke No. 80 street northeast.
The funeral of Miss Mccarthy, sister of Rev.
Father Mccarthy and Mr.. Eugene Mccarthy, took
place yesterday morning from the Churcn of the
| immaculate Conception, ana was largely attended
The case of Police Sergeant Safen, charged
| with clubbing William II. Stewart, was heard in
the police court yesterday, and after the testi-
mony had been given Judge Smell dismissed the
change.
A son of Mr. Gleason, residing at 1852 @ street
was bitten Ly n black spitz dog laceratng his
side and nip. Mr. I'll uson killed the dog aud DR..
Hartigan attended the little sufferer, who is now
| improving
The meeting of the lady applicants for positions
in the Interior Department will be held at room
Co. Curcoran building, to- morrow (1hursduy even
mg), instead OF IuesGay us eTroneously stated III
| these columns Yesterday.
Mary i. Brown, the Colored woman who forsomc
years kept the refteshmeut table at the City Hall
died at her home on New Jersey avenue, after au
illness OF some months. Her funeral viii take
place this afternoon at o'clock from st. Angus
| tile's Church.
Messrs. Duucauson Bros, auctioneers, have sold
for the owner lot C OF F.etcher's subdivision o
lot l, in square 5l6, having front Of 20 feet OH
street northwest with depth on Fourth stree,
northwest of 10 feet, improved by brick dwell
ing, TO Joseph ii. Davidson, for Si,4j0.
Marriage licenses were issuel yesterday to
George +. Willard, Baltimore, and Emma Donuc
Washington; William +. Lee, Washington, ant
Georseanna Jones, Montgomery County, Mary.
land; George l.. Garrett and CeleStia Il. Lyon
Charles County, Maryland George Blackwell nnt
Mary L. Davis, William Fischer aud Johanna +. j
Eisele, of this city.
tn Hoover was charged in the police cour
yesterday with obtaining sl3 from George L. Scott
under the pretense of being able to secure him
government position He, however, gave Scot
his note for the amount, and this is by 10 mean
the first time that he has played the same game
The case was continued until to-day under S50t
bond.
The Southern Dental Association began its an
nual session in Baltimore yesterday. DR.. Z. s.
Chisholm, of Tuscaloosa. Ala, is president; the
secretaries are DR.. J. p. Holmes Macon, Ga, ano
| DR.. W. II. Hoffman, of Charlotte, N c. The ex.
| ecutive committee consists of DR.. X. b. Winder, o
Baltimore and Drs X. Finley Hunt and James B
lIodgkin, of this city.
The remains of tho unknown white man whC
died from the effects of the heat on Monday nigh
at Providence Hospital are at Buchly's under
taking tablishment still unidentified. They
were visited yesterday by large crowd, the bes
of whom were attracted to the place by nothing
but morbid curiosity. There seems to be no clev
to the mans Identification.
The fist case under the plumbing law is that o
Theodore Fritz, OF No. 9l7 Seventh street, who wa
charged in the police court yesterday with com
pleting the plumbing work of n house at the cor
ncr Of Ninth street aud New York avenue on thl
18th oflast month aud falling to notify the Health
officer that the house was ready for occupancy
The case was continued until to-day, on motor
Of the defendant