National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-04-15

change IN temperature TO- day aud iodrmw 'eeoter on
Sunday.
~ Thssfmometgise, !esdIngS;,5 a NJ. 4o,i ia M,
mum, 63.4" minimum, S54o.
Prominent ARRIVAL.
WIILApps,- Charles Bendar, II. W. Green, G. g.
Bggert, Philedolphia; J. y. and 4, 3. Hllt9n, g N.
Chaplin, New YoTi < Mclean, Caldwell Kan
sSss sI.s. SOloT S, H. Harris; T. SS.S% 3SiSi
coSnectieS fiSSn Walker, Detroit h r. Graham,
A. T. p Chapman. England; James dlil, John Stet-
'oR beam ss,' Bfeos Gy WIS.,
Rr9nmy, Camh5idge Ohio z; y: PsImles, Lonts
s Parker NeG Gfs I9d ErPpey GpsTadO
n. Gardner, q. il. Crow James schaiier, BOSTON; W,
spechcr, hvermore, Cal. G $. Luce, o. j. Hopkins,
s4TIlSaTSx II. Male, Broosyni Mr.. pqkln,
Adriapce, j. =. IisrdenbeiE, b. ~ Brady, W X Nc.
A. K w jay, Boston T. r. Gardidcr, Chicago; II IT,
Denny, George A. Howe Pttsburg; W. r. Poole
MErGoroLrTAN.--T A. l.. Baker Trenton, N j.
Princetop, n ' j.; William Mcfarland New York
Walter l.. piX. glen's Rails ~ y; ". H. Guild,
New York; G A. ScGenssicr, Montgomery. Ala
Ri e ;+.; E. ,DWght, Toledo, oho "a Grsep9e
". Warren, h, j. barry, Boston; II. 5, Room, L.
Ngf9 lf Psfo e. a S T E Evans. H e FsS
MINI; +. NJ. Feruandea, Havana Cuba.
pecc NA PSoaeph GnGFg % !TGo @TGn9 hall
more, Md; c. Y: NJ. Minis, Rochester, N. Y; Will
York y I. Potter, NEWPORT r. r. l., George Gray,
WEIcKTRs,-p. McHenry, Kentucky;. ]. Spencer,
baltimore; Mr. liubno George Waits, William Reed
You can publish three-llno advertisement OF
WANTED" For Rent" FOR Sale" or Lost"
threp iimps for five cents in THE REpUB.
LlCAS.
Captain Howgatc has left the city for few days.
Frederick w. Courtney was yesterday appointed
a special patrolman, for duty for one year.
Mr. Daniel r. Pierce, of the General Land ONCE
iscnnined to his room with very severe attack
OF the govt.
The choir of the Church Of the Incarnation will
repeat It's Easter programme of music at the SER
vice tomorrow.
Mr. Gus Bothner, the business manager of the
Hess Acme Opera Company is In the city, quar-
tered at the National.
The cx. Union soldiers and sailors meet at Cos.
mopolilan Hall Tonight, particularly those who
were disabled during the rebellion.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to Henry
Morken and Lem Is. MOmmberger, w. d. Hager,
and NJ. Phcnnie Fields, Of this city.
The revvalst. Bentley and Jones, have been
holding successful meetings at the Fourth Street
NJ. T. Church daring Inc past week.
Tho health inspectors during the past week
hove condemned, rs unfit for food, $3.50 herring,
otV VI uSilt l'Viu VI
r. Ross Perry has commenced suit in equity
against James X. Webster and Others TO have them
convey TO the plaintiff an undivided half interest
TO lot 40, In square GU.
There will be a lecture at the National Museum
to- ny at hal past three by DIR. Robert Fletcher,
U. A. Subject: Paul Broca and the French
School Of Anthropology."
John Lynch and Martha J. Lynch have filed suit
in equity against Frank s. Kuhns and Others to
substitute trustee to release the north end of lot
81, on Meridian avenue, from deed of trust.
r.. ,g,TI yal, ,i,n
plntC-gnSs show window Of the store of Mr., ],
Brock No. 500 Seventh street northwest, and
snatched several pairs of shoes TO the value Of
Mr. J, II. Russell, the business manager of John
Il. Rogers Comedy Company, Is in the city look.
ing after the interests of the fair and sprightly
Minnie Palmer, who will appear at Ford's Opera
House on Monday.
c. NJ. Bell has recently taken some portraits of
President Arthur, which are models Of the photo.
| graphcr's art and are 81 eaEng likenesses Itwoud
be difficult to find pictures more fe.like and got
| ten up more ariistically.
The Ercning World has successfully entered upon
| its career a great moral aud social roiormer.
| II is edited by Professor Arthur Shepherd, late OF
the Andovcr Theological Seminary.-Denuer Iri
| bUnc. II is edited by reformed man.
| Professor Frank b. Neuholser, the efficient or
| ganst Of Trinity (R, c. Church, Georgetown, has
| resigned his position OH account Of ill-health.
His many friends In the cholr, and congregation
| regret the necessity that caused this step.
| About ten o'clock yesterday morning fire was
discovered in the parsonage house of the Catholic
Church, at Tennnliytown, Father Manadin in
| citizens without turning in an alarm. Damage,
$500. The fire originated in defective fiue.
We desire to call attention to the new advertise
| mcnt Of Batemnn 4 Co., brokers' Corcoran build
| ing. The firm is composed OF A. L. Bateman and
J, Stanley Brown, of this city, and A. W. Bartlett,
| New York, all well known and honorable gentle
men, who are rapidly building up an extensive
| business.
A certificate of incorporation of "The Washing
| ton Chemical Works Company" has been filed
| with the Recorder. The capital of the company is
| $4,000, diviGCd into eight hundred shares of the
| par value of $50. Messs. Edmund L. DuBarry,
Robert Fletcher, and Oscar A. Stevens are the in
corpOrators.
| Some means should be taken to prevent fast
| driving across the open intersections of Eighth
| street and the Avenue and Tenth street and the
| Avenue. Several persons narrowly escape being
run over there every day, and yesterday afternoon
the wheel ola wagon tore ladys handsome skirt
| very badly.
John W. Dorsey, John r. Miner, John NJ. Peck,
| Stephen W. Dorsey, Henry NJ, Yail, NJ. G. Rerdel
| j. H. Sanderson, Thomas }. B.ady, and W. II. Tur-
ton for bill Of particulars calling for papers pc.
| titions, &c, In the star route cases. The motion
| specifies each contract in which the papcrs are
| asked, and makes torty-four pages oftype writing
Hereafter the preachers Of the African Methodist
| Episcopal Church will hold their regular meetings
every Monday morning at Union Bethel Hall, NJ
| street. between Sixteenth and Seventeenth streets
northwest from half past ten a. m. to one O'Clock
p. IN. Visiting bishops and ministers are cordially
invited to call. Rev, j. T. Shreve, president: j. W,
| ond vice president; j. w. Valentine, secretary
and j. H. WEIGH, treasurer.
Robert A. Parker formerly ticket agent of the
| Baltimore and Potomac Railroad Company, has
been appointed passenger agent of thesOutheastern
district of the Pennsylvan a Railroad, with head
quarters in this city He will have charge Of all
passenger business in the territory south of Bati-
more and east of Atlanta. Mr. Parker has won
hosts Of friends in his former position by his
courteous department and the same energy and
capacity he has heretofore displayed will be
manifest in the discharge Of his new duties
The Building Inspector yesterday granted q
| building permit to Robert Hooe for the erection Of
| the building to be used by the Government for O
MoneyOrder Division, at the corner of Eighth
and streets northwest, opposite the Post Office
Department, The size of the building will be u
by ~ feet, five stories and basement 80 feet higl
from level of sidewalk, and will be built OF bricl
and stone, and heated by steam. The cost will bI
100000 MeSsrs. Smithmeyer ~ Co., are the archi
tects and Messrs, Bright 4 Humphrey builders.
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