National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-05

Prominent Arrivals.
,WuiAnD's,- Aaron Adams, Maryland p. Mallett
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Miller W, II Porter. J, y. Long, Plttsbu5g; Frank
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Chicago
EpPIrr.-J; G. Eddy. Fall River Moss; p. c. Bar.
Mass; 5. s. Field, New York H. g, spaldlng, BSg
W Gnf bayd McS 66 EaSn p IL
Hon ss paa Har9T S T9n9 HOB n VI Marpes
Liverpool, England.
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ion. ONO; j. b Taylor, X d Fay, i'd, Meller 6, :.
Tyson, J. M swanG, philgdclphn; $. II; Chisolm,
N. clark, jams MSCWehecn, PittsSurs 9. L. will
ard, New Jersey Q. Il. wilson Boston, IL f. West,
METnoronTAS.-P L, Brocklebank, New York;
1eracl Gray, chicago Charles Is. collier philadel.
stewartson, Pittsburgh William NJ. Fisher, New FORK
Ih!adSlp6Isi A. Boyi fsnnsyya Hi III j. IL Jones
philqdelphie; George b. Wesi, New York; Henry
dull osScfO n VI H. Wilson, Springfield E NJ .
,, ARhiNGToNS,-W e Shafer, L. N. Carlton. A. a.
IoWnsend, New Haven w. VI. Wright, Genesee, N
vs snyer G99iITSdSi H. Fu'h"ii Buffalo, N vi
ST. MARc.-Frcd Ellcnbrook, I. L, Marapo1, New
YORK J. >. Allston Maryland; J. II. COuwih, New
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George Campbell, c, V. Bontue, New York.
wELeKEE's.-G f. Wolf New York
THE REPUBLICAN, will be issued as usual in
double.sheet form on Saturday, and will be up TO
It's regular high standard in respect TO local and
political gossip, personal intelligence, fashion and
stage notes. and book reviews.
You can publish three.llne advertisement Of
WANTED" FOR Rent" For Sale" or Lost"
three times for twenty-five cents IN THE REPuB-
LIcAN.
The Crampsey haJeds corpus case, affecting the
guardianship Of Miss Blanche NJ Strait, was TO
have been heard yesterday, hut was postponed
until to- morrow.
There was no hearing in the Rerdell case in the
Police Court yesterday, counsel on both sides be.
ing engaged in the star. route conspiracy case in
the Criminal Court The hearing Will he resumed
| next Tuesday.
A great many people are wondering why com
| petent gardener is not placed In charge of the
grounds east Of the Capitol Crogan, the Italian
now In charge, has made the eastern park look
| ikea beer garden.
| Mr.. Frank X. Ward the we'll known dairy man,
is ed to his house from injuries received
while getting out of his carriage near the Bureau
of Engraving and Printing. His foot cought in
| tho rcins ana he fell causing the accident.
| Inc annual meeting OF inc Warrington uTONc
| Camp Meeting A ISOLATION will be held on the
grounds Monday, the Sth instant. An excursion
| train will leave the Baltimore ana Ohio depot at
$40 o clock, for the accommodation OF those VINO
| wish to go and spend pleasant day In the woods.
About three p, m. yesterday Mr. G. W. Knox met
with painful accident near the corner OF Eleventh
and Fstreets northwest, by box slipping ont of his
hand and alling upon his left foot and smashing
| II. DR.. Mclaughlin, of the Emergency Hospital
was summoned who rendered the ecessary med
ical aid
Yesterday, in the Court in Banc, on motion Of
| Mr.. +. b. Hay, Mr. Charles H. Reed, Of the Illinois
bar, was admitted to the District bar. Mr.. Reed
apololized for not having been admitted before
and stated that by an oversight 1t was forgotten
| whtn ne entered the Guiteau case rs associate
counsel.
Dora Kolb has filed an injunction against Still
| son Hutchins and John Frank Mcguire 10 restrain
the defendants from tearing down the premises
row occupied by her at $3.50 street northwest, un
I'll the suit now before justice Of the petce fol
possession of the same can be decided. A temper
airy restraining order was issued returnablc to-day
The case Of Thomas s. BUR against the Distric
| of Columbia, claim for extra compensation for ex
ira clerical work, was argued before the Court o
Claims yesterday. The case of John p. Taggart
| an cx-asssssor Of internal revenue for the Terri
tory Of Utah, against the United States, was alst
argued aud submitted, aud the court adjourned
| Till Monday next
A new pos: OF the Grand Army of the Republi,
will probably be instituted ON Monday next
About fifty ex-union soldiers attended the pre-
liminary meeting, among whom were Colonel d
| S. Alexander, Fifth Auditor of the Treasury Cap
| tain Reynolds, Messrs. Crandall, Burrows, Null
lum, Bryant Miles, and General Buldette
The Knight Home Social Club has secureC
Gales Woods, The notable picnic grounds, anC
taey, IN conjunction with the citizensl the north
western part Of the city, are making great prepare
lions for grand jubilee on the Fourth Of July
morning and evening, The committees of bQti
factions are now planning series Of entertain
menIs for the public on that memorable day.
The Knights Of ST. Colum bkill have elected thu
following officers for the ensuing year: Comman
der, I. A. Duffy; first deputy commander
Thomas Curtin second deputy commander
Patrick Dillon third deputy commander
Stephen A. McGraw; financial secretary, Maurice
ID. Stack rec riding secretary William Murphy
treasurer, John Malone; board OF governors
O'Connor, jeremiah Council, 2. A. McArdel.