National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-01-11

Prominent Arrivals.
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D SsSy e. lion e. Gavin, W. s. Mott, New York
Z: II; Moore, Trenton. n, !; A. r. Frost New York
stein, Coonei ". l.. Brown. New York; ii T. Prout,
sd fn " hS6TaeES e. pInf?'1 o SE
u G. Harrison, New York; G. 4, Edwards, Port
Todd sew York; j. W Hopkins Providence II.
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NeTbnry, =; u; Brown, s; A. iIol1, 9. 4. HoSt W
ner, Rochester, n Wv H. IT, Green, M!ssisilppii
Il, J. Pennypackcr, Wnmington, n. G.; j, 4, Dickin
fGo orr " nrooEyS NJ b. cnyc RSs
a. p. Luton, Pennsylvania
MITRorotITAN,-n G. Qnlmby Maine J. Open
Yai j. q Woodward Bunihoi. r n. Wilson, iial!
81 a. FGaH & Rg Nw George
T. Murdock, Boston; I'll. mas Stanger Gnss6qrq,
Brookvie, Md; H. Henderson, Dallas, Texas;
Amos BroaduaS, New York.
.STIN Isaac Il Eaton p KapnsaGs Thomas h2n
palgp,, flIi Jerome, u Kick Detroit Mich
Philadelphia 'P T. qr ESw iIariord; charles "
Seideil, Georgia. G; H., ingersoll, Lafayette Ind H.
II. Brink, Wilmington, \, c.
ST JANIS. Il, N, w. James, ]. II. BgFs, New
yirglnle; j. G. McCleliand, Colorado; William NJ
Land, MichIgan' Il. W Bschoif, thapp9,gn9 \ ".
Ng% + Ei9 S" p 81 saa Burrows
ST. MARCIA. II. Blount, Fort Collins, COL; John
r Jacobs, New York; q, l.. weiman, Chicago
Francisco u. Davis, Philadelphia.
ARLtSGroN,-George II. Black, Georgia; J. ID.
Davenport, w. J. Cushing, Brooklyn John Hall, u.
". AymSr, H. NJ Flogler' ii. II. Bishop, L. f. HYDE
wogMtEy's.-A. Rice, New York; George W. $.
Hail. Maryland
You can publish n three.line advertisement Of
WANTED" "For Rent" "For Sale" or Lost"
three times for twenty-five cents in THE REPuB.
IIcAN.
A dead body was found yesterday morning at
the street garbage wharf
Commissioner Dent was the first person in this
place against whom warrant for violation of the
| snow law was issued.
| one of the most popular lecturers this season is
! Archibald Forbes the English ware correspondent
! He will be in Washington this month.
John Barber and Charley Ford, two little boys
fell victims to the law that forbids throwing snow
balls and which charges 81 rs penalty for the
amusement
The case against Mr. Thomas T. Waggaman,
| charged with being an unlicensed real estate
| broker, was toRe pressed, that gentleman having
obtained \ license
Colonel Webster who has been confined to his
| residence, 1871 street. since Thursday last by an
affection Ofthc liver and who has been considered
in a dangerous condition, is fortunately now
better.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. W. Mendenhall returned q few
days ago from indianapolis Ind, where they have
been to attend the funeral of Mrs. Mendenhulrs
mother who died at Richmond, in that State on
Christmas Eve.
A German theatrical performance by the Con.
| Cordia Theatre combination of Baltimore was
given at Abner's Hall last evening consisting Of n
| fve-aCt play entitled ANNA Lise." Notwith-
standing the rainstorm 1t was very well attended.
In the recent suit of Register of Wills Ramsdell
against the District of Columbia, in which $4,000
| Iat nm faVg
walk verdict was given for the District. Iestcr-
day Mr.. Ramsdells counsel filed motion for n
| new trial
At eleven r. m. last night Officers Thompson
and Bailey found wagon belonging 10 the Union
Transfer Company astray ON the Avenue. on the
wagon was trunk, evidently containing goods.
The trunk was taken TO the Fifth Precinct Sta
ton House.
Yesterday morning Officer Brecn arrested Ed
ward Dent, alias Augllse Brooks for the theft OF a
horse and buggy, the property of DIR. l.. j. Rogers
stolen from in front ofthe Masonic Temple. Dent
was arrested year ago for obtaining coat under
| false pretcnses,
The will of John W. Evans has been filed by his
widow, Mary Jane Evans. To his wife is left all
the personal estate and life interest in the real
estate at her death It. goes to MS adopted daughter
Mary Jane Evans Is sole cxecutriX.
Mr.. II. Miller was fined 81 for falling to remove
the snow from the sidewalk in front OF his house
The prosecuting attorney stated that warrants had
been issued for nearly one hundred parties OH this
charge and collateral was forfeited by ten persons
this morning for violating the snow law.
Parker Smith, young white man, started from
the Washington Market yesterday afternoon will
iity-twO pounds of butter and large turkey III 4
wheelbnrrow. The young man stopped to look
into u store window for q few minutes, and when
he returned to where he left his wheelbarrow II
had been stolen,
Patents have been issued to inventors in this
city as follows Emil WOrCh, assignOr to j, l.
Chichester, reissue combined stool and chair
Peter Collier, extracting juices from plants, &c.
j, a. Il i. Burger, ussignOrs to American Electro
phone Company, automatic circuit-breaker fol
secondary batteries
The will of Margaret jefferson has been filed
life interest In the house, 4li ii street. is LETT e
her sister, Isabella English; at her death TO the
formers son, Ralph The personal property is be-
qucathod to her aunt Mary Seaman, during life
and ut her death TO her son Ralph. Mrs. Scanlnr
uied the day after Mrs, JeilerSon's deceOse, and
they were buried at the same time.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday tc
Irving, Washington; Isaac Brown, Upper MARI.
boro', Prince Georges County, Maryland, and Mary
l.. Watts, Washington; Solomon Newmeyer Havrt
de Grace, Nd, and Hannah Blumenthal, George
town; Benjamin Solnwry and Sarah NCCabe, nnt
win Conway and sylvester Green, all of this city
The literary society of the Union Bethel A. NJ
| Church held public meeting at Bethel Hail. Al
interesting programme was presented for the en-
teranment OF the audience, which, notwithsund
ing the inclemont weather, was Il large one, ms Il
: always the case with everything undertaken b!
this church, The new cdiiice Is rapidly beinl
completed, and, under tho untirng energy of th,
pastor DR.. Stephenson, Will be ready for dedlca
ton early in the spring