National Republican., 1882-07-08
Prominent ArrIynIs.

EVIL rWI.IAsEDsns sro. $: Murphy New Jersey; j. g.
,EnnITT. James A. Wise, Leuslana T. I. Martin
Missouri Z J., Joyce New York y Mamm9nd, m ,f
ardson, Georgia; J. A. smoot. cSifrorna; lion. Will
S Snn hsnT H o. A. Ne@ York. Ken
Eii il, Chandler PRadephai ]; p. ralph, CHICAGO,
d5!sjlphla; ]. Macintire, New York; j. +. Xppley,
:, ,METRoroLITAS.-q Gates d. weiser Pennsylvania
w. W; Perry, South Carolina; b. II. Gedge, Goying-
Texasi W. o. Delmg, Chattanooga; E. S. Hubbard,
New York; S. Mays, Memphis,
ohio E. II, Sinker, Mass. A. II. Spra, Mobile Ala.
~, 81. MANGO. =. Hoopland, New York; John ! !
Lee, Virginia.
.AnihAeroS-J. C. Baker, Wheeling, VIVA; oscar
wonNLEY's-J. ii. Collins, Jr., Philadelphia.
THE WEEKLY REPUBLICAN, issued Thursday,
contains n full account Of all the incidents con-
nected with the Guteau execution. and also illus
trations Of the prominent personages connected
with the trial Of the assassin. Copies in wrap
pers ready for mailing may be had at the business
office
You can publish three-line advertisement OF
"wanted." "For Rent" For Sale" or Lost"
three times for twenty-five cents in THE REPuB-
LlCAS.
marriage license was issued yesterday TO Adam
LoeS and Caroline Folkmann, of this city.
Miss Alice Embry is lying seriously i'll OF remit
tent fever at the residence of her father Ninth
street.
Workmen commenced to tear down the old
Central Guardhouse yesterday, preparatory to the
erection of some warehouses by the owners
Justice Macarthur will hold a session of the
circuit court to- day without jury. Motions and
demurers will be oil the business transacted.
At the last mestins of the board of trustees of
st. Vincent Orphan Asylum Mr.. X. o. Hoffman
was unan mOusly elected a trustee, in place of
Father Boyle, deceased.
The attention Of the police is called to the gang
of boys who congrcgate at the corner of Fourth
ami q streets northwest, and occupy their time
stoning the drivers of carts and other vehicles.
The War Department and Waverly baseball
clubs play an exhibition game this evening on
the National Grounds ut 4:30 p. m. As these or
gnnizutions are among the strongest teams in the
city, good game may be anticipated.
Grace NJ. E. Church, corner of Ninth and
streets northwest Rev. J. C. Hagey pastor, will be
dedicated o-morrow-thc audienc. chamber, a
handsome room, having Just been completed
Bishop Andrews will preach in the morning.
1t was hoped and expected that when the be-
ginning of the fiscal year arrived number of
navy-yard employees, who had been furloughed,
would be reinstated That period arrived several
days ago. and still no reinstatements have &C.
Cured.
Sergeant Brook Amiss has been detailed to as
sumo the responsibilities of Lieutenant Greer's
position during the confinement of that officer
from the effects OF the severe accident which be-
iel him Thursday, 1t is feared thai the Leuten
ants recovery will be very slow.
The police are on the lockout for tall, minis
teral.looking man. with long black coat and blue
goggles, who styles himself c. A. Smith Reporter,
North Carolina aud who appears to be board
ing house beat and confidence man. Several per-
SONS have already been Yictimized by him.
War has again been declared ON d street, and
sounds of strife are once more heard. The Heck
Goldberg families are at it again, and yesterday
swore out warrants and cross warrants against
each other. Judge Smell will hear the testimony
to-day. The trouble this time originated over q
customer.
Duncanson Bros, auctioneers, have sold for
Reginald Fendall,iG NJ Wight, and Heman Wal.
bridge, trustees, the property at the northeast
corner of Thirteenth and n streets northwest to NJ
L. Dcmsey, $3.50. THIS property was purchased
BY Colonel Cokhill abont ten years ago for So 00O
and was occupied by him for some time as Il re l.
dence.
The residence of Mr.. Charles Hughes No 45O
NJ street northwest, was entered Thursday while
he was at his Office and a large quantity of wear
ing apparel and other articles stolen. Mr..
Hughcs's family is out of the city, and the
thieves had the entire day to work in without
fear of interruption. They have not yet been
caught.
The steamer Corcoran, Captain Blake, will make
her usual Saturday evening and Sunday afternoon
trips to day and to- morrow boat leaving her
wharf foot OF Seventh street, this evening at p.
m, and returning about p. m. Fare for the
round trip twenty-five cents. On Sunday after
noon boat will leave at p. m. sharp, and return
aDOut p. III. Fare for the round-trip, fifty cents.
Refreshments on the boat.
Mr.. John W. Maury, who for the last nine years
has been clerk in Middleton Co.'s bank, on f
street, has been elected receiving teller of the
National Bank of the Republic, vice Benjamin f.
Bgelow. Young Maury is a very promising bank
man, and promises to make his mark. His family
connections ally him with President Arthur. The
promo ion in his is thoroughly deserved.
Early yesterday morning a colored man named
Miles was found lying near Batcs's Hill in an in
sensible condition from loss of blood from terri
BILE wound in his head, which he had received
while in fight with William Lee also coored
Miles was carried to his home on L street. between
Fourth and Filth, aud his wounds pronounced to
be of very serious character. An effort is being
made to arrest Lee, who is said to be well known
10 the police.