The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-12-18

lay before the seversl magistrates for selling
qS0r e n h, rRsy
evening, a boy, named Shay, fesid.
ng on Maryland avenue, while attempting to
Jump OF the cars whit the train was proceed.
ng along Maryland avenue, fell along the
track, and had his thumb badly smashed. The
injured lad was taken to the drug store OF ID.
7. Hlckling, corner OF Pennsylvania avenue
sfter which he was conveyed home, where Dr..
II. q. Croggon amputatod the thumb.
Justice schmidt had before him Rebecca
Of clothing from John Mosher and committed
him. Kitty Perry, charged with receiving the
goods was before Justice Merryman.
been added 70 The depo. Of the Baltimore and
Ohio railrosd In the establishment Of q refresh
ment saloon, where persons can obtain every
Leading from the ladies' reception room 10
found 4 Widespread table, where hungry trsy.
ellers can feast on the beat, the whole being
presided over BY Mt. John o'Lesry.
The Odd Fellows gave q complimentary
supper on Thursday night to Deputy Grand
sire Fred. ID. stewart, congratulatory Of his
safe return from the Pacific slope. During the
evening p. q. NJ. Kidder was presented with q
handsome jewel,
The board OF managers Of the Nationsl Asy-
lum for Disabled Volunteer Soldiers has ad'
Frank Cant, In the employ Of aessrs. Gray
h Hutchins, was sent to jail Yesterday on the
charge Of grand larceny Of coal; Cant !, en-
sented that he had the selling Of the coal, two
tons OF which he had sold TO . retailer, and
the fact coming to the knowledge Of his en-.
pIoyers, he was arrested and CON mitted.
Travel was temporarily suspended yesterday
on the Long bridge In consequence Of one OF
the guys OF the draw giving way. II Will prob.
badly be opened again the afternoon.
A telegraph ONCE Is about to be opened at
Seventh street wharf.
"oAK HALL" Clothing House, No. 200 Sew.
enth Etfeet. OnDOaite the Post Once. celia
brAtcd for the style, finish, cheapneas, and du.
rability Of Its garments.
Masonic ELECTIONS. Lodge, +
and A NJ, have elected the follow oficefs fol
| the present term. L. b. Mscgrotty, W. NJ; ID
$, Jones, $. W, Frank Marshall, j. w, WI
Lam H. Fry, Secretary John T. clements
Continental Lodge, No. II, have elected tn,
| following: George b. CLARK, W. Nj II. A
Whitney, s. W; Thomas dsddis, J. W.
Thomas Thompson, Secretary David Hepburn
| Treasurer.
SALE or MONEY AND ELEorIos.-At tn,
meeting OF the East Capital Building AssoeiA
ton ten shares were advanced on At an aver
age of 6t'S per cent. The following otieer
were then eiectedi President, 5. A. II. Mark.
Linyilie; Secretary, W. 4, Johnson; Directors
X. W. BruH, George Follansbee, Samuel Cook
4. 4. Miller, Joseph Fry, Francis Fry, b. L
Nevins, 7. q. Entwistie Attorney, Josepl
Daniels.
A PorULAR BooKsroRE.-The book an
stationery store OF J, 5. romlinson, old No
2s7, new No. l,l26, Seventh street, between
aud u, Is rapidly growing In popular favor
and deservedly so too, for In addition to tn
meet, they hnd the latest publications, with
general assortmeut Of standard works. Mi
Tomlinson has just received an endless variet
OF fancy goods Tor holiday presents, to whio
attention 10 invited.
DEATH or AN AoED CrrIzES.-Judge Dick
inson, who for many years past ha: been
the Treasury, died at his late residence q
this city yesterday morning, at the advance
age Of IS years. The deceased was one OF tn
Oldest clerks In the Department, and die
much beloved OF his associates. He wasA so
OF a former Senator from Vermont.
RIVER NEWS. The following vessels 3,
rived yesterday Schooners J. ID. Mccarthy
from PhilAdclphis, with 2ei tons coal for ].
Lord and L. Faulkner George W. Krebs, froi
Philsdelphis, with 100 tons coal for A. Fowler
lumber for +. Mohun a Sous; Poeshontss, wit
oak wood for W. II. Marlowi J. II. ID. Smoo
oak wood for John Cameron \ Son.
years, residing on Madison street, fell frol
thetop Of two'story house In that neishbol
hood, Yesterday afternoon. The fall rssuite
In fearful lAoeration OF the scalp with pr,
inse hemofrhage. He was carried to Il
Washington CITY Dlspsnssry, where his Il
juries received proper attention from d
Taylor,
RELIGIoUs,-Rey. Father Mcguire, presider
Of HsEIss .S",D, College will preach In
Rev. Nelson Smell, Of Rochester, N. Y, vi
preach to the Uuivers.llst church, In Metz
ero,, , Han: IN !. m AND 80 p m: Mr.; sne
no doGbt have a large audience.
J TRASsRER OF real EsrArE.-Messrs. Gree
Williams, auctioneers, have sold lot Il, from
IL ( 70 feet on II street north, to J. b. Adam
Tor " cents per square foot, also, lot IS
square hj+, fronting on Third street west, b
tween and & streets south, to James Kan
At 1850.
| HoLrDAY PRESENTS Call and examine n
watches, Jewelry, silver ware Of all kinds, az
ents a, Samuel IewIs', $50 Psnnsyinsni.r Az
nue., between Twelfth and Thirteenth street
,. GiFTs WORTH HAvINo.-ReAd the h.t
, truly valuable books offered for sale by W
, | liam Bailantyne, 80 seventh street, Intel
\ geneer Building, and make your holidi
selections.
I Bo0AS WYLIE, at their one price dr.
' goods store, invite the special attention OF Il
. ladies to their French merinos and other DIRE
I goods, which are offered so low that ali .,
], anord to purchase.
EXTRAORDINARY INDUCEMENTS are offer
to all purchasers Of Boys and Children
= Clothing, at Oak Hall, No. 400 Seventh stree
+, opposite the Post Once.
n RILEY A. SHiss, 81 Green street, Geors
= town, offers ten Thousand gallons prime ella
n ted cider, In i've gallon kegs or BY the barr
i Mr.. WM. II. BorD, the Directory man, hal
Il word to say IN regard to the atreet numbs
= ana about the Directory, Read his card.
Q
sSEE the beautiful Paisley long and squs
shawls and other fancy dress goods at NJ. Tt
II lor and Co.'S, No, ~ Centre market space.
4 LOCAL NOTICES.