National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-04-03

York.
Foreign Mails.
The foreign mails for the week ending Saturday,
April s. 1852, will close at the New York Office on
Monday, at p ms, for scotland direct, by steam
ship Ethiopia, via Glasgow; Oh Tuesday at $50 p.
M, for Europe, by steamship Ariz0na, win Queens.
town; on Wednesday, NJ $3.50 a. M, for Europe, by
steamship BOthnia, via Queenstown correspond.
cnCo for France must hc specially addressed, and
ut a. IN, for France direct, by steamship Canada
via lIavrc; on Thursday, at 1880 Il. m. for Europe,
by steamship Adratc, via Queenstown aud mt
1880 n. M, for Europe, by steamship WeSplnia
via Plymouth, Chcrbourg, and Hamburg; Oh Sat
urday, at $3.50 a. M, for Europe, by steamship City
of Berlin, via Queenstown correspondence for
Germany aud Scotland must he specially ad-
dressed, and at $50 n M for Scotland direct, by.
steamship CiTCuss n, via Glasgow, aud nj $50 a.
M, for Belgium direct by steamship Switzerland
via Antwerp and at II AM, for Europe, by steam
ship Neckgr via snnthampton and lircmGn The
mns for Newfoundland, by steamship Alhambra
viii close on Monday at p. m. The mails for
Brazil, by steamship LouEhirst, via Baltimore,
close on Tuesday, at $50 r.. IN, The mails for
Mexico, via New orleans. close on Wednesday nj
1850 y, IN. The mails for Bermuda, by steamship
Ornoco. close ON Thursday at 1870 p. m, The
mails for Cuba and Mexico, by steamship City of
lucbla close on Thursday, at 1880 p. M. The
mails for Newfoundland and st. Pierre Miquelon,
via Halifax, close on Thursday. Mt $50 p. M. The
mails for jamaica, jnCmCl, aud Porto Rico, and
Turks Island, by steamship Alps, close on Friday,
Mt n. m. The mails for Cubn and Porto Rico, 10y
m. The mails for Honduras and Livingston, via
New Orleans, close on Saturday at $50 =. IN. The
April l, at 73D p. NJ. The mails for China and
japan, via san Francisco close April u, at p, M
You can publish II thrce-lnc advertisement of
"Wanted," "For Rent" " For Sale" or Lost"
three times for twenty-five cents in THE REPuB
LICAS.
The police made sixty arrests between eight a.
NJ. Saturday and cigh, q, m. yesterday.
There was false alarm OF fire turned in from
box 81 at seven o'clock Saturday evening.
The Schuct2cn Ncrein entertained its members
yesterday afternoon at the park musically.
The SWugerbund gave It's last Sunday evening
concert yesterday to its members at Abners Hall.
One hundred and twenty persons were confirmed
ut Epiphany Church, on G, between Twelfth ami
Thirteenth streets, last evening.
The bronze statue of the late Professor Henry
will he finished in time the coming summer to
be placed in position in the Smithsonian Institute
grounds.
Messrs Fitch, Fox and Brown have given an
opinion that the Frecdman's Bank property IS well
worth the amount appropriated for It's purchase
The Union Soldiers Alliance held its quarterly
meeting Saturday night. The attendance was
large, and number Of names were proposed for
membership.
The grand visitation to Mount Vernon Lodge,
No. 2li2, knights of Honor, viii take place next
NtNl'0NNs NNNl'ihbi az NAh N4lOho null
street southeast.
The lecture of Major Powell at the National Mu.
scum saturday afternoon was largely attended,
and the subject Sociology was treated in a
| most mastery manner.
When q reporter sticks blue lead pencil in his
mouth and then tries to write up a news para.
graph with the end of his cigarette, It is believed
| TO be just cause for firing him of the force.
The National Ladies' Aid Society for the Gar.
field Memorial Hospital will hold meeting at the
Ebbitt House to-day at eleven o'clock when bust.
ness Of Importance will be brought forward.
There will be meeting of the North Carolina
Republican Association this evening at 1923
Seventh street for the purpose of clectng officers
All North Carolnians in the city are requested to
| be present.
The committees from II; 4 fferent lodges Of the
! independent Order Of Mechanics will meet in
! Timms,-II,f this evening to make arrangements
80 ne anniversary celebration of the order on the
18Th instant.
The monthly meeting of the board of directors
Of the Mutual Relief Association, l. o. NJ, will be
held at the residence Of Director George G. Wilson,
| seven o'clock.
Messrs. Thomas and Anthony Connolly, of this
city, who for the past year have been making
tour Of Europe, in which pleasure and business in
connection with their telephone patents were COM
combined, have returned.
| In the Equity ourtSaturday Judge Hpgner made
an order directing that W. II. Haller, the defend
ant IN the suit for divorce brought against him by
| his wife, Frances 4, Haller, pay the complauants
| counsel fees and SO per month amomy.
meeting Of the Indiana Republican Associn.
| ton was held at Timms Hall on Saturday. Ancr
several speeches and the transaction of some
routine business vote Of Lhankswas extended to
! the committee In charge of the recent reception
| after which the meeting adjourned.
DR.. f. 7. Rowland delivered Il very interesting
| lecture at Lincoln Hall Saturday night on "Den-
| tistry and AnWsthetics." At the conclusion of
| the lecture number of beautiful and instructive
inu lf al lul tI,n
| wonders of the microscope were given.
Mr.. J. Clarence Duffy, OF this city, who has long
! been lavorably known in amateur circles has
taken II responsible position in the Rhea company
for the balance of this season. Mr. Duffy is gen.
strict integrity, and Mr., Chase is To be congrau-
lated in securing his services.
At meeting of the senior class of the Law Col.
lege Of the University of Georgetown Saturday
| evening the following officers were elected Pres
idcnt, Francis Tourney; vice.presdent Lyndon
| A, Smith; treasurer Thomas llampsOn secretary,
! J. r. OBGieni executive cOmmittee-Messrs. lou.
mey, Charles +. Smith, aud lIampson.
| A meeting Of disabled soldiers of the District
was held ut Cosmopolitan Hail, corner of Eighth
ana streets, Saturday evening. lively interest
| was manifested by these present. and IL was dc.
Cided to hold another meeting at the same place
| on saturday evening April s, Mt hall-past seven
| o'clock, for the purpose eneCtlng permanent or
| ganizNion'
| At eight o'clock Saturday evening officer Dun.
! ningtou brought tOthe Eighth Precinct station.
| House "A white woman named Annie Kerby, who
| was found IN a house near the Baltimore and Po-
Simgc Railroad tunnel in sick and destitute
| condition, Her leg had been broken some time
| ago, The police nmeMunce was sent for and the
| woman taken to the Washington asylum.
ON Saturday, In the Police Court, Roswell f
Pickett, OF the importers Tea Company, was tried
for running gin enterprise In violation of the
statutes The warrant was sworn out Oh inorma
lion VI License Inspector Rail- Counsel for thC
daft m h Ia.