National Republican., 1882-07-07

Warmer, fair Uediher.
Thormometric readings-7a a. M, 6S.0o II a. M,
1.30; 3 p M, T.0o; p M. 1879; IL p. M, $3.50
maximum, 1910; minimum, 5s.go.
Prominent Arrivals.
Ogden, Utah, Hon w. H. Mcmahon, j. H. BARRETT,
New Jersey rfBsSsf BSsrs rSSi,SpSYiP@i New YorE
SnffSriih chMiGago; D. Mills Orange, NJ j.; l.
SaSe ssef @ssRs fsSgis % W'fsPBS
Smith smith oiqsnna,ii George Pqotl, New York. j. /.
Says SnisSsg + II Waters, SoPiOiR' va O:ES James t
MErn!o,rgIIrAS.-James Mccain, Thomas Nc
Sam, pittsbprg, Pa; John W. staples, North Caro-
PAYNE Va eSrss B we x Ta@ Rcbond
xMi xsii : Il. Howell, Leesburg. Va; John G. Uhle,
EnnITT-J. i. Papenbank, Cincinnati j. w ALI.
son, Jackson, Tenn. sam g. Bridges, F. J.. Hanson,
$. kaufman, Chicago; Q. c, Campbell Philadelphia.
ps ST MAnc.JF /. sSde, Norfolk Joseph H. Gale
Virginia; L. Frank stearns, Boston; O. S. Porter,
Talahassa Fla.
=, ,AGLISoroN. General Rufus. ingalls,, New York;
Pisburg; j. w. Allison and Dr. $. p. Jones, Pha.
delphn.
Sr JAMES John Misklll, II. w. Clifford, Phlladel.
phin; w, H. Harris, brooklyn. N y. s. \. WCikul,
;ei Hook, N y; II. Z. Hughes w. +. Pumphrey,
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THE WEEKLY REPUBLICAN,, issued yesterday,
contains full account of nll the incidents con-
nccted with the Guiteau execution, and also illus
| traions of the prominent pcrsonages connected
with the trial of tho assassin. Copies in wrap
pcrs ready for mailing may be had at the business
office.
THE REPUBLICAN will be issued as usual in
Il ,iibln. shpct ha I, N In
its gular high standard in respect to local and
political gossip, personal intelligence fashion and
stage notes, and book reviews.
You can publish a three-line advertisement OF
WANTED" FOR Rent" For Sale," or LOST"
three times for twenty-five cents in THE REpUB-
LlCAN.
Laborcrs about the wharves and on the Poo
mac boats early yes .crday morning wore oyercoatS
Ur heavy single coats.
The friends of Mr.. james Heaton in this city
will regret to hear of his death at Crawfor lsyllr
Ind, in the nth year of his age.
Gustav Giesler, OF 1921 Seventh street. II Us made
an assignment to Simon Wolf Preferred debts
amount to Ili5.43, and unpreferred to 81 ,i65.72.
Kaufman Meyenberg, dry.goods merchant of 9lO
Seventh street northwest, yesterday made an as
Is returned.
marriage license was Issued by NJ" Meigs yes
| terday to- Henry Smms, colored, 6i years of age.
lie said that this Is his fourth marriage, and h.
feels just us young as ever
The Mr.. Beach reported In yesterdays paper rs
having had fit on the Avenue is not Mr.. L. NJ.
Beach of 9D5 street northwest. The address was
| incorrectly reported by the police.
The Hooley Base Ball Club defeated the Wacer-
ley yesterday by of to 8, on the corner of
Ninth and S streets northwest. The Hoolcys an
nOunce their readiness TO play any amateur base
ball club in this city'
Reforms come tardily from the street railway
bosses but when they have banished the cigarette
| from the back platform the public will begin 10
hope that the two for-fye cigar may ultimately bI
| driven from the front.
| 1t is just learned that young man named John
Miller while setting off fireworks in South Wash
ington on the night of tie Fourth, was so badly
| burned from the premature explosion of some
Roman candles that his left hand had to be am
putated.
Yesterday afternoon William Bet, white b W,
living at 5l0 q street. northwest ha his right q! IN
broken by being knocked down by the runaway
| team of Thomas Landon on Pierce street. DR..
Winters rendered surgical aid, after which he was
taken TO his home.
1t has got to b. very frigid sort of day in Il @
dog days when THE REPUBLICAN, gets left. Its
contemporaries devoted considerable srace to
divorce cas'. the salient points of which were
published in this paper in May. For further par
ticulars send u three cent stamp.
The Capital Pleasure Club have elected officers
as follows: II. J. Lauback prcsiienti T. ]. KILL
gan, vice PRESIDENT; W. Ii. CrJmeline, treasurer;
NJ. }. Kelly, financial secretary, and NJ. J. Dwyer,
| recording secretary. This club are dated for an
| excursion t. Lower Cedar Point, Sunday, July %.
| The will of Margaret Byrue was yesterday filed
with the register. She leaves all her property to
her husband, Denis Byrne, with power to mort
gage same, with reversion at his death to her
| stepson. Patrick James Byrne, aud her nephew,
| Edward Thomas Byrne, in equal shares. Her hu :
| band is constituted sole executor.
| Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to W.
Willett Trego, Philadelphia, Pa, and Mary E.
Schneider, Washington, d. c.; Isaac Edward and
Emma Virginia Watson; James NJ Saunders and
d. NJ. Fairfax: William Shorter and Annie My
ers Julius Nelson and Julia Bradford; Henry
Simm, rs and caroline Thompson; Isaac Johnson
aud Sarah Williams, all of this city.
The yacht Resolue, which has lately been over
hauled and is one Of the trimmest crafts that
| skins the Potomac, leave tomorrow for II two
weeks cruise down the Potomac, stopping at al
| landings an going as far Us Great Wicomico. NJ.
II. Fenwick viii be III command, with w. Towers
a sailing. ma ter and the jolly crew will comprise
| among others d. J. Frnwick, William Lucas, and
John Alexander