National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-04-14
DISTRICT BREVITIEs.


Tic weather To-day.
Tor me Middle ARdnhc States fair ,Ccaiher
norhtresery ctnds, stationary or higher barometer and
temperature
Ebr Washington, / a. n-Fdir tpeuther, stationary
temperature
Thermomctric readings-7 a. m $40; ii a. m.
49, r. M, 56o; D. m $50; IL p. M, 400 maxi
mum, $3.50 minimum $40
Prominent Arrivals.
,,wILLAnDs. Harry Coverdaic Horpce u. Tlbbet,s,
Charles Glndes George W. Palmer +. a. Ioyt {. w.
r. s5oV NJ EteasrEk H. G2llSbln S w s d. BeS
Cook, New York NJ. Il. Place Boston O. NJ. Weimer,
sEITIacuse y. "; g, II. kellogg II. W. smith, q z
swim, Delaware; n, W. Price North Carolina
pia % H. sSoGmaEGr rsllfde 6
lam, Lowell, Mass 4; r. i!oqi Bnhlo; AZ Wal
loeb, James McLenaghen, Wisconsin; w. G. Butter,
Mss, + Fem f fSgs%gd 9E rcSs gS~ acd
Mas Mas. ~ thaysr, COLUMBUS, ohio; e j. W. knons'
ChcagG J. \, Jones ir colorado; ". Boenug Wet.
Mayer, SoW YoiE T. Il. butler, Dtrot Mc6a L.
g. Mr9 SS Y @s y w scott Lord Albany
Noycs Portland, Nc; p \. Allen, teayGnwoETtPl,
ger S"w 6rcans @ u. WITT as XIV j. Or arnne New
YORK j. =, Atkinson, Brooklyn; O. W 3: nakin,
l. Xmofy n "st" H e. T. 1at FRG sdSipSa Henry
W,lsiierson, london. England Jamss Z Million,
Inush, indianapolis Ind; NJ. c. Mckay, Worcester,
il n EdRRSry i SM afSh w. P Pi@ TeT
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Martin, New Orleans; John Miller, Providence, r. I.
eS4 MAEc,. g. MogomcIy, Torgglo Can2da; H. 3
7. .lBu!rr New York 4. Johnson. Pcnn.yvani9;
scllon' SWI 5T mr,fcanr" p6IiIReI5haf r.
Silngcry, New York.
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Cotis nr. II. b., Nov York
vS MofIiM a4n i Fl Rer j. Ng% yE r. n h A d B.
Ptlshurg,
MglCErG--,T. NJ. .Lanmanau, George Small, BOlti-
more MIR, Rubino, New York.
The usual doublo.shcct issue will be made to.
morrow, and the saturday REPUBLICAN, has come
t. be looked for with great cuGcrncss OH account
of the vast amount of varied aud interesting read
ing matter, local, departmental, social, and
general.
You can publish thrceline advertisement of
Wanted For Rent" For Sale" or Lost
three times for twenty-five cents in THE REPUB-
LlCAS,
Charles Bhum's store Is being rapidly put in
good order for business.
The school teachers are making strenuous eff
fort, to have their salaries paid.
All The swtlls and would b. swes appeared on
the Avenue yesterday in spring buds.
Lausburgh Il Brothers store, now being built,
will be one Of the haudsOmcst in Tie city
Yesterday was G0dscud TO the ulstnrlcss
colonies and Capccss majors who hang around
the hotels.
the British lion will proceed TO get the kinks out
Of its tUil.
Henry watterson offered to draw up the plat
form for the Land League convention, but his
proflcr wa. declined wilhthanks.
A number of workmen are engaged at Hooe's
building on + street making file closets, &C. for
the use of the mOney-Order division.
Gertrude +. Ashlcld has filed bill of divorce
agar st Jnhn NJ. Ashhcld Oh tho grounds of de-
scrtion. They were married here July >, 1878.
The hearing Of the Rerdcll misnomcr pleas and
of the issue IN the Brady aud Turner cases were
yesterday fixed by Judge Wyllc for next Tuesday,
The trial of Theodore Hondy, for assault with i'll
tent to Kill Phil A. julien on the ID Of last March,
was commenced yesterday in the Criminal Court.
The SWngcrbund will conclude its present sue.
cessfIl season of entertainments with q chdrcns'
masquerade to be given Tonight at Abner's Hall.
Professor Ar Birmingham, Of East Washington
proposes to give n charitable pound party ut an
early day for the benefit of a destitute iamily in
that section.
Hon. Frederick Douglass will speak this evening
al the Congregational Church, the occasion being
a benefit rendered the Washington Sunday Item by
the citizens OF this city.
Mr.. W. Calvin Chase, secretary of the committee
on speakers for the emancipation celebration, has
received letter from Dr. W. ". Palten, of Howard
University Conscnting 10 close the university on
Monday to allow the students to participate in the
celebration.
The grand jury yesterday found true bills against
George Immick assault with intent to kill Laura
1mmick Martha Ward, assault with intent to kill
Mary Brown Oscar johnson (alas JACKSON, Sec
ond oflense, petit larceny, and Andrew j. Ander-
son, burglary.
John Grant, esq tho well known inspector of
asphalt paycmens Of this city, gone to Youngs-
town, Ohio, To locate permanently. Mr.. Grant was
employed by the District Commissioners for many
years and Is first class expert in pavement mat.
tens, He leaves II host Of friends behind him.
The popular Marine Band concerts will begin
on Mnyl Tie days and localities are as follows:
Wcdnc.dnys at the Capitol; Thursdays, at the
Marine Barracks Saturdays, Mt the White House
grounds. Under the present excellent leadership
the most soul inspiring music may be expected.
Marriage license have been issued to Joseph o.
Manson, Changer County, Tennessee and Kate f.
Hardness, Washington; William f, Reiscr, Bati-
more, aud Alice T. Blndcn, Washington; Fairfax
Outlet Minor, LOudoun County, Virginia, aud
Roberts Lemon West, Washington, d. c.; Thomas
Brown and Eliza Butler, Washington, d, c.
In the Criminal Court yesterday John j. Noonan
was tried for the murder of Florence O'Donohue
oh the 10Th OF last October. After hearing the
evidence for the Government, Judge Wylie held
that il was clearly case of self defense aud or
dcrcd that the jury return verdict OF not guilty
which was done with the District Attorneys ac-
quiCSCence,
Commissioner S. C.. Mills discharged DIR. Mary
Walker from custody yesterd ~ The relations
between the Doctor and Mrs. Bauman have eyi.
IDENTITY been very unpleasant ever since the Doc
tor went into her house. and RS Mrs. Bauman
desired her to secure other quarters, DR.. Walker
became defiant, On the 18th of March n notice
was served on the Doctor TO remove within thirty
days this being the only way ofgctting rid of her,
but she refuses TO CO.
Mr.. Philip n. Dwycr, a talented young architect
of this city, is preparing plans for two large dwell
iugs to cost Sl2 900 to be erected in Savannah Ca
for citizens of that place. Mr.. Dwyer, although a
young man, has won for himself II wide and en-.
Yiable reputation His work is seen and admired
in AleXan lrIa, Washington, and other cities st.
Mary's Church, in this city, aud 81. Dominic's
Convent in Washington, are standing monuments
Of his ability. alexandria Gd-ste,
The firm Of Jordan & Jordan, colored under.
takers, we're charged in the Police Court yester-
day with violating the health regulations by bury
ing a body In a cemetery without a permit. The
evidence was that permit had been taken out TO
bury Fanny Scott, ColOred girl eight years of age
who haddied Of CerebrO spinal fever, In the Mount
Pleasant Cemetery, and that the body had been
inferred in the Harmonic Cemetery. The defense
was that Il mistake had been made and Judge
Smell imposed fine Of S25, but the execution Of
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