National Republican., 1882-04-08
Prominent Arrivals.

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mum, 66,9oi minimum 4O.5e.
Prominent Arrivals.
:, wtiARDs.-W. W. Dickey, Cantonment, ]. IT,;
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y Chandler, Albert Wheeler, r. r. Parks, j. s, sliis
b hoSsop Acs6snS 6sIg' RAJ a. cSrG g. m Wom HHT G
SqGcI f. W2h Galvfs'9n & TeMasi b. + nppn1y pd
RenaeSy HDs David Young Manoba j.
Wheaton, j. L. Warren, Savannah, Ga; Charles and
grove Philadelphia.
,,MrrRoPonrAS.- Byron baldwin. New York
cnnati. Frank p. shaefrcr, Tombstone, Arizona ;
Frank r Kenncy, j. u. Thomp'onn; Philadelph4
Dreher, Phladolphlai w n; l,rlnterhoG John Gun.
Z B. Turner, m fof%s mor%ce shIadRmon, RSimSnd G
1crce Chicago A. ,margToye N"shvlisi, si,ahar lenm'
New York
EnurrT.-Park BENJAMIN, New YORK O. Il. BraGk
itSr more, Md; William r. Browne, New York; H. i.
voolfolk Louisville; Carl Victor, NewYork Frank
iSSns Xcy 3 Russell BSso@ ]a%Ss 4 5SsIi6
Mass SSFsI Al s a. pSn saon ldHhS s
boro, Ohio; q. n, Sanders New York
,,lsW; nIeass-W; 7. CGnneay. North Carolina; J. s.
+ Wiiletis james black, New YORK Yofk; III Francis % batch.
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MATS WSTgSn G % w and b. N Bailey rnBiladClpe!a; John
Pearson and y. II. Bisseii PGiiadelnhiai NJ i.
SReEwo9d IL & dresS @ 'G% ana H. H. iI%rrIsoS New
Sro SGE an H f9f e e Ressb RSs9n "a o0"y Mime
ST. JAMEs,-G NJ, Hathaway and orezic Iugo,
SSiS SS% York o fpgIS5 Toilet hi ,ar snS @G9m pnn.
%'fH' Harrison. HSH SG Ncw YoTE H. M'f0' '"
BsImo4s sF 5 p R?S STONE csRcn y 0e2 Dixon #Ee A
lock, Ashvillc n. c.; Robert Graham, New York;
pha.
wogMtny,s.- -Rober. Hewitt, II, G and Harris
sIhhnst2ck, sII, Clarence F"hnstoek' New YORK; Dr'
You can publish three. line advertisement OF
"Wantcd," For Rent" For Sale" or Lost"
three times for twenty-five cents in THE REPuB
LICAS.
The N0tlonall Arbitration League will hold q
convention in this city on the Both and 3lst days
Of next month
"The Ancient Mariner" will be produced by
the Phiharmonic Society at Congregational
Church on Wednesday evening, the 18th instant.
Officer Nicholson was thrown from his horse
yesterday afternoon at Ninth and streets while
in pursuit Of boys. The officer was not seriously
hurt.
Among the ladies recently promoted at the
Pension ONCE was Miss Marguerite Saxton. Her
friends will Ike pleased at this evidence of the ap-
probation OF her merit.
Marriage licenses have been Issued to Charles II.
Jackson, Washington, and Lizzie Harris, Balt-
more, Mu., JOnll howard JlCkCON, IT,, ana lsuiu
Lee Hughlett, OF Washington.
John q. Townsend and r. Duryee have been re.
elected trustees of the North Presbyterian Church
for three years, and Theophius Gaines for the un.
| expired Term of the late g. W. II. Kdwell.
The ladies Of the Blue Anchor Association of the
District Of Columbia are still receiving clothing
goods, and money for the benefit of the Mississippi
River sufferers Mt the residence of Mrs. Chief
Justice Waite l7l7 Rhode Island avenue.
In the Criminal Court next Monday the follow
ing District cases will be called for trial: Robert
| O'Neil, William j. Knox, and Peter Monohan, un .
| licensed bar; William Fegan, fast driving; A. II.
| F. Holston and Frank X. Ward, unlicensed pro-
duce dealers.
The regular weekly meeting of the East Wash.
| ington Band of Hope occurs to-day at odd Fell
lows Hall at two p IN. Mrs Tilton will recite an
| original poem, and Mrs. DR.. Bland will address
the bnnd. The parents of children members have
been invited to participate.
China, and Education and Religion in That
Land" will be discoursed about in the Congrega-
| tonal Church tomorrow evening by the Rev. DR..
Blodgett, who has recently returned from twenty
years residence there, and is distinguished au-
thorty on all Chinese matters.
The Marine Band concerts will begin Monday
morning next at ten O'Clock M, to ocontinue dur
| ing the coming summer. The concerts take place
in the Marine, Barracks, and are quite popular.
The band, under it, present management, is Sec
ond 10 no similar institution in the United States.
The Veteran Corps will give complimentary
entertainment at Masonic Temple Monday night
to the Indies who assisted them at their late fair.
The boys have been making extensive prepara-
tOns for this affair, aud are determined tO show
their fur friends that they appreciate their SER
| vics
A bill in equity has been filed by Joseph Ma
gruder against T.. r. IIaght and others to have
the said L. Il, HRight and the guardian ad litcm
of the Infant defendants execute TO the plaintiff
| valid conveyance to the south eight feet of the
cast half of lot lG2 and north four feet of the east
| half of lot 1853.
ara aI,, n,n NJ, ID ~,
yesterday II would be well for our citizens to in.
sure their property against any possible loss. The
| COrcoran Fire Insurance Company Is an institu.
ton controlled by our foremost business men. All
Its policies are paid when the loss Is proved, and
| altogether 1t Is IL most excellent company.
All disabled soldiers and sailors should make II
n point to attend the meeting at Cosmopolitan Hall
this evening. The object is to form n general
association for mutual benefit and protection
This is n move in the right direction, for 1t has
carefully after their rights they are very apt to be
| forgotten.
Yesterday, in the Circuit Court, the case of Kolh
vs. The Inland aud Seaboard Coasting Company
was concluded and resulted in a verdict for the
plaintiff for s725 The plaintiff was caterer Of the
steamer Jane Moselcy, and claimed that he was
removed from the boat without due notice hene
given him, lie claimed 5000 damages aud was
awarded S725.
The Arlington Fire Insurance Company is one O
our home institutions which grows better rs il
grows older. policy taken out in thi, company
Is MS good nn investment as buying gold mine
The season of CtlamiteS Is approaching, and now
Is the time to insure. If our citizens would
pntronzc our home institutions the city would
boom in Il mercantile sense.
The annual Ascension Day services of the
Knights Tsmplar Of the District will take place a
the Tabernacle on May is at eight o'clock n. m
The full Marine Band will escort the command
cries to the church, which will be most beautifully
decorated with flowers and floral designs. Rev
Dr. Hicks has accepted the invitation of the Si
Knights u deliver the annual address.
The District of Columbia Social Science Asso
citation will hold meeting tonight in the paror
of the spencerian Business College, corner o
Ninth and streets, at which Professor william
Saunders, of the Agricultural Department founde
pagandism OF Social Science" which will be dis
Cussed by the members and guests of the assoCla
ton.
Yesterday Lieutenant Johnson and ONCE
Rhodes, of the Second Precinct had in the Police
Court Kate Garner Coored girl, aged sixteer
years. on a charge Of infanticide The officers say
that the reputed father of the child rented room
| and provided for employing midwife, &c; tha
the child was born on March l3, and It's father
| buried it, and that the child had had its head
mashed in The girl Is held for hearing.
| Washington me chants are always up to the
times In snap and energy, Mcssrs. Taylor HulS
have just brought out very neat and origina
Easter plaque, which they distribute grntutousl,
to their customers They are very handsome anC
will he much appreciated by the ladies' Messrs
Woodward n Lothropthe pr2prietors Of the populn