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gaiite, ooh $15C. 3uiFdcnced, Ooh s65.
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gropn George %, 5 erS S@5 @Hsp
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3wsitsr Yrsetntt.
DtiBe
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8irfboIs Charles u, 1913 Tulberrp
Butler 4IfreO 6, 70 gr$
Barnes Sobn g, u SarGb &nn
8urte ytelion VI. 2 Yieree
Sriee 5amss V, 80 Sarah Gnn
Sarbtse
gountee Solomon. II @r9
Gontee Senrp. IS YierCe
ebriitian Sasper, 90 Soiepbtns
BciBe
Guoau Ri4urO 3, 81 pine
p9is.
Srani Woies. 265 eoratO8q
50rman soen 8, g. es Saj' INN
Griffith ! g, IS pine
Gouett George y, ga SarntD9a
5arbiee
Srap @m aaen, 50 sOieSbine
9ulo samuel, Il Sard9 Anlt
ms}ss
Sarbcn Sanes 9. 1866 YearI
CUNT Hiharo O, SO Yine
porn 9. 1853 WtuIberrp
Saesloop Senrp, l43 Wlulberr9
Sarris Sas, 70 earab ann
Saielion Geo e, 80 Yieree
8u9bes eow, 20 Soispbtne
)
GaTbtse
3Obuiun 2etuis, IS 5oispbins
@ciBe
2ambbin 6 80, 1853 MuIberrp
GOwoenlIaeer Sobn VI, rs Saratoga
Sarbi9e
2iaurO gOru, 10 genn &Hlsq
VI
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TaiGan SEQ g. 1872 Utulberrp
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Mc
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Satbtse
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WelBt
Ridartfpn BENZ u, 247 Saratoga
9fohr Glias, PSI 9~eEin8toH
SfOis SsrnbarO 2o7 \ gin9ton
GGrbige
ROpsr Sas. 81 pine
msiss
S6uIfbeis 59epbore s. 159 , UtuIbezrp
Grub SODA j, 49, Uiuiberrp
6arbiae
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Smith 9enrp, 46 sarab INN
Weiss
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6arbtst
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VI
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Bobn 5enrp, 20 Gbatslportb
BROOM 8 ". 267 10 4e. instUn
SanOaa O Is, IA 9baisUortp
grOpu sames, 81 ear3SOns Zane
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Cooper Go 50, 33l Saratoga
9bale 3iaac WttaiT1, 30 Sarato91
Courtney Samss VI, a37 Sarato8a
getBe
Douglas 9bus. 90 Gaeiae
9ou9IaB Benjamin j. - 9Baeime
9eIanep 5arues ;, 3y7 W sc lr9ton
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SinsmOrs 3urnss, SS E9d
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maif,.
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| f~orjptbe Sas VI, AZ Yine
Tablen @bas 8, 365 Saratoga
| Silbiu Yatrid, II SRot
9srsuiOn Gasper, 15s Sarah &nn
@
gpsnen aernusI, 2S1 earatosa
@unther Seurp, 1859 Sarab Nun
@ormon Sbos, Is gtof
9osneu Samuel, 2S3 Sardtoga
Grimes 9Gntes, "a Rod
Weiije
5atsIoop GnssIboro, 20 @batshortb
So1ouan 9obn, 5 9tod
SartneB VI 9, 4 Yine
Sumter 9 & ", So y Sreitont
Seron g8n u. 394 lexington
Sorbise
boiparo 9apiS, Rorpo0b's Court
Seoaes YbiIip. 155 Sarah ann
&arripap Sausa, 70 SOiepbine
8
ssorbiee
Sones Santn 8, 165 sdrab Sun
Sonss 5enrp. 9toripoobs 9cIrt
Sobnion Sol, 5 Sarrsn8sr's 9rurs
&
GDetst
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&abernaetl 5ohn 3 b, ~ bod
aaperna8el SobI q ., 20 RJ6
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-11-30

II was awful cold last night.

II was awful COLI last night.
/ Coal merchants were happy yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Z. Spencer gave grand re-
ception last night.
''Our Phli.- goes on duty Monday morning,
The bond will be filed today
Two holidays in one week. Splendid thing foI
the printers and scribesi
The news OF Mr.. greeleys death created quite
a sensation In town last evening.
Divorce drew well last night despite the cold
weather. II even drew folks FROM the Navy
Yard.
Already the keynote for grand hall on the eth
Of March has been struck. Hope II won't be %
cold as last night
The deer which graced Lafayette square has
been removed to winter quarters In Gen. Bah
cocks stable.
sheet Me, Dearest, with Kiss" Ia tho title OF
the latest song. Wonder II she had been meet
ing with q club7
The society man OF the REPUBLICAN was In 4
new business last night 1t only took 1--WE large
books TO do II.
The nag gained at winGrds, when Mr.. Cake
opened his famous hostelrie to the press, still
waves much to the qualification Of the walkist.
"DIblIotheck der Gelertensrhule des JohAnne-
ums und ich BiblOthekar." so a correspondent
Informed Governor Cooke yesterday.
People who had homes stayed In last night, OF
at least they should have dOnO BO-always eN-
ceptlng newspaper men.
Some unknown tn leyes entered the unOccupled
house Of Ms. Lewis Johnson, corner OF Eleventh
and q streets, and stole therefrom lot Of gas
pipe.
The display made by the Knights Of Pythlas
Thursday was very line, and served to show Of
what splendid material the Order In this District
Is composed.
The following is the range OF the themome-
ter yesterday at Hemplcr opticlan store, No. as
Pennsylvania avenue, corner FOur-and-a-hali
street; a. m, 81; 10 q. m B5 p. IN, %; p. IN,
%; 0 y. IN, ~; s p. M, ~.
one Of the horses Of Mr.. J. c. Magulres span,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-11-30

relish with the boys enjoyed their thanksgiving
dinner. After dessert the party was dismissed
with an invitation 70 return again At O'Clock
anil participate In the evening exercises, an invi
tation which was generally accepted, AZ seven
O'Clock, the hall being well hllcd with adults, as
well as Juveniles, the entertainment was hegun
DAYS REruBLCAN, carried out. The address by
Nj. John O. darkness was short, but exceedingly
pointed and appropriately the stcreoptlcon views
good, aud the music by Donohs baad happy and
Inspiring.
Taken all in all, those Of the boys who availed
Themselves Of the kind work Of the association
passed q pleasant aud ng-to-be-remembered
day, and departed for their homes with thankful
hearts TO the members and all who had aided
them In their labor Of love,
A. Arlington.
The citizens OF Arlington, Va, being deslrous
Of spending Thanksgiving evening IN . manner
appropriate TO the day, concluded 10 give con-
cert the proceeds OF which were to be donated 20
the Sunday school to purchase books for the
library, Professor u, r Messer, with hts son
and daughter, klH,lly volunteered their services
cellently; the singing Of several comic pieces
caused much , mserrinwsnt psrtlculaIly those
tPeter Gray" and "uncle Ned" with variations.
The audience were well pleased with the enter.
tAlnment, and expressed the desire that the con.
cert soon be repeated.
Lecture by ID, Augusta strnker.
The Henry Wilson'S Literary Aid Association
had their lrst lecture In the course giN en- by ID,
Augusta straker, on the relations between capt.
tai and labor on Thursday evening, In ~. Paul's
chapel South Washington. The audience was
large, and the Interest well sustained throughout.
Nj. straEcr Is law graduate, and considered 4
very able writer, trenchant vigorous and often
brilliant The subject matter was mostly hlstori-
cal ahd yet he dealt aklilfuliy with the Issues
close at hand lie Thought fiirer distribution
Of property or, at least the comforts OF life, WA
the great want Of to-day. Ills arguments aud
Illustrations were very clear, and were Applauded
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-11-30


soireo at the Washington business COLLEGE
The students Of the washington Business Col
lego gave their FIRST Eoree Of the season At the
college building last night and II was one Of tho
most ENJOYABLE ever given In this city. Tho
entire charge Of the affair was under the man
agenent Of Prof. sheldon, and he was ably as
sisted In his duties by the following ladies' and
gentlemen! Reception Commute Mr.. johnson,
MISS llelbofper Mt, SmallwOOd, Miss Kaufman,
Ut, Wis6eri Miss Ida Wlbcrt, Mr.. perley, Mlss
Carrie Smith, Mr. Pnlmoni Miss i1aviF, Mis-
Meyerberg, Mt. BlOdRett, Miss Hurley, Miss Nc
LullQch, MT. villa, Miss HOha Mr.. lynn, Miss
Perkins, Mr. Sweet and Mr.. Harrington Exeou-
tive Commlttee-Mr. HOwgate, Miss stonS, Nj.
Williams, Miss Cooper, Mr.. Kuse, Miss Baar, MI.
hehal Miss Draper, Mr., Sanders, Miss LarSin,
Mt. Watt and Mr.. Cooper.
A noticeable feature Of the entertainment was
the omission OF round dances, an innovation on
| the propHety Of which there was some division
o. sentiment among those present. Tho Holree
closed 81 a seasOnable hour, and tbs guests de
parted well pleased with the evenings entertain
mont
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-11-30
GEORGETOWN AFFAIRS:

SHIPMENT oF FLDUR.-Cleared, steamer f. c.
Knight for Now YORK, with 600 barrels Of 1our.
TnGSKsoiviSd DAY was generally observed in
this city BY tho churches. all. .|U
TuE schooner Speedwell cleared yesterday for
81, Thomas, W. l., with ESQ tons Of coal.
TnE FRANKLIN and Southern and Atlantic Tel
egtaph Companies have established branch Of
nce at the Union Hotel.
The ALEXANDRIA CASAL.-ln consequence Of
the break IN the Alexandra canal, boats are being
towed from Georgetown " Alexandria,
sALEs on Change yesterday were; LOO bushels
Of rood red wheat, at t.leVS .S3I, 400 bushels
Of prime do ,sbsl.sIi 100 bushels Of choice
do, at flpOslSd,
THE coal TRApE.-Tho receipts and shipments
Of coal by the different companies during the
past week were about the same as those OF the
week previous.
TINS GRAIN MLRKEr.-Arived; Canal boats
Seneca, with $50 barrels Of -four, 800 bushels Of
corn, and 4OO bushels Of wheat, to w. II, DOugal;
X. II. Hartley, with ., 100 bushels Of wheat, and
Moses, with i,sOo bushels Of wheat TO Hartley
Bro.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS afternoon horse At
tAched 10 a cart, standing on High street, be-
came frightened and started down High street to
Cherry street, who're, IN turning the corner, the
cart was upset and badly broken. The horse
was not injured.
TuE CONTRACTOR for laying the wood pavement
on First street completed the same as far as PO-
tomac street Thursday, IN order 20 accommodate
those attending the wedding OF Mr.. J, 8. wechs
daughter. The workmen were rewarded for their
exertlons BY collation. given by Mr.. WEIGH.
THE POTOMAC boat CLUB have received 'helr
new smooth-bottotn slx.oared gig, and Thurs
day put Il In the water for the first time. The
boat was made by Larklns, Of Washington. II
Il nfty-two feet In length by twenty-five Inches
In width, made Of cedar, With sliding seats,
THE oAITlE MARKET;-M Droyers Rest, yes:
the cattle were very fine. Louis Means sold u to
Benz. Hunt for 6E and cents. Many Of our
leading butchers paid ~ cents, a , more an.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-11-30

Meeting Of the hoard Last NlEht-Ncw
GesrGetown BnHine Honso-Tho Subject
Of Aarms-Thankz to the Retiring see-
rotary.
The BoarI Of Fire Commissioners held their
regular weekly meeting, at their rooms in Column
| In the chair.
The C6Slr, from the special committee APP
ons1 u ~ ~ sSS sSal ss
! found 20 he correct
M smith gave notice that at the next meeting
he should move for the abolition Of the committee
chiei Engineer CronIn stated that the horses
"Tom and Jerry, OF No. engine, were In very
! critical condition.
Nj. II. r. searie stated that he hal received two
| proposals on the plans dawn by him for the
| Georgetown cngine-hOuse, and Others would
have hid, but did not because they understood
! the work was not TO 10 continued.
Mr.. Bayley wished 10 know II II was the In
tention OF the architect to retain the plans In his
possession.
MI. seare replied that 1t was, aa he only sold
the use u thom-On the same principle that q
carpenter sells his work but not Ills tools.
Mr., Bayley, from the committee on buildlngs
asked further time before reporting on the natter
Nj. barker, from the committee on telegraph,
recommended that the striking apparatus at the
Thirteenth street church be permitted to remain
in position for the present. Adopted.
Mr. Barker, from the same committee, reported
on the communication Of Mr.. J. Z. johnson, OF
Howard University, In regard TO extending the
fire alarm telegraph 10 those buildings, that they
he allowed to connect with the city wires, and he
given box, provided they pay the expenses, and
the secretary so TO inform them. Agreed to.
Mr.. Barker, from the same committee, recon-
mended that the nre alarm boxes on engine
houses remain on the outside Of the buildings In
stead OF being removed inside.
Chief Engineer Cronin made minority report
fAvOrng the change.
The majority report was adopted.
The case NV. W. Hurdle (not Charllel charged
with being absent from the engine house without
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PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
The New Jefferson BuIldInH-Tho Main Al
dlence Hall aud Its Arrangements.

The New Jefferson BuildiuH-Tho hnin Au-
The sub-boari of school trustees of the Fourth
dIstTIrt who have becn CHARGED with me erer.
lion Of the SpIendid new bniiIlng Al the coIne,
0f Virginia avenue and Sixth street were made
hapny Iast nIght by A knoWiedVc ~ the fact thai
tbsiT iahors Syare I,nnnicted AMI mai mo bnili
inS was IN resSneS" ~ he formally turned oVSI
10 The proner Authorized
some time ago a full description of this beauti.
FIJI eJlIdGc was pnblIsheI IN tbe RkprHiIcAS' INT
Al Thai time the committee hRJ moi decided nav
Ihe main hail should hc UVhtcI ami heated \
conclusion which has since bcen reached ana
acted upon, hy the employment Of the firm Of A.
II sbcnbeTI / ID IN neTinT,n the WnSl
" a"t nIgbI ihs 1iembSrI ~ ibS committee wers
invited Ia witness inc lighting I'm al the hal AMI
RrrnT,lingIy they Assembled tHere Al ahonf s.sG
o'cIocE. There were present, in addition. sinner.
/ intenient Wilson Triistpe A iInTt AInf t'I,,ss
Inc architect, and several other wcI.Enown gen,
tIpmen The arm vas TenTe ssntr1 NV Mr. Tins
N sbenbeF'I, and At ths appolnts,i tIme he igbt;
were ignited.
/ the 6aiI which orgunIes tho entIre fnurth noo,
Of tha main bnilTinv IS nsar'shaned he stem
portion being on the south side, and Occnnied
with A nlatf0rm or stage The moor Ia raised
and along Inc south frDnt rms gallery arTanVe1
| In a semiecircle. The ceiling h nat The wall
and ceiling are Handsomely fresroed and me en-.
tIre woodworE OF Inc room. Including window
frames and sash the front AZ me GALLERY and thp
door frames, are Of North Carolina nlne, OILED
and polished, the boast Of the committee being
that with me eNcention az inc fresro there h M
nSint IN Tho room' " Wv '''''' n "D
The seating caDarity Of the hall Ia al,out twelve
hundred, the seats being a late patent-lron
frame with wool bask and b0ttoui-Sghish arr
arranged IN A scmI-cIrcle
the heat Is supplied Nv six bronzeI steam midi
Ators, placed al proper points aFound me ro1In.
and the light Il furnished Nv Inc latest Gtyie II
lures.
In the centre of the room. pendnnt from the
ceiling, Is the main chandelier, Ia nafent renee
tory The bOdy being Of guIIt elaborsIeIy chasej
Around this outer edge are SiISen IN thE5e.
branch brRckets each 6urneT being ntissi vJ.b 4
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LOCAL AFFAIRS.

NOTICES or NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
HEYER BISHOP, Insurance agents, No. 200
seventh street.
JAS. n. DobsoS has beautiful supply Of tar
pets, which he has lust received.
THE cOpartncrship between NJ. &. Yarwood and
r. 7. Fowler has been dissolved.
GLASS SHADES Of all sizes at J. W. BOteier a
Bros.
NEW and beautiful designs and finish in jar
dlnleres card tables, 6c., at J. Boteler 4 Bros.
WASHINGTON House, corner Of Pennsylvania
avenue and Third street.
FtEsr-cLAss ACCOMMODATIONS at the Continental
hotel
PUBLIC TEMPERANCE MEETING, under the au-
splccs Of the Father Mathew society, will he held
tomorrow evening.
CLOTIuNu aud gents furnishings at Noah Walker
ACo.a
GREEN a WILLIAMS, auctloneers, will sell, on
Saturday, December i4th, at four O'Clock p. M, a
two-story aud basement brick house on the east
side Of Tenth, between and q streets north.
west.
Two nrst-class residences for sale.
LARGE FARLoR, handsomely furnished, for rent
WEATHER srRIrs for sale by Joseph l.. savage,
Pennsylvania avenue, one door from Tenth street
W. q. MErzEHOTT 4 Co., sole agents for Stein.
ways pianos.
4 SPECIAL coSvoCArIoS Of Lafayette Il. A.
Chapter No. ., will be held this evening
CLASS N PHOTOGRAPHY IA forming at Union
League hail.
AHEwEEp Is offered for the return Of a saddle.
nad and cloth.
DIR. BusET has removed to 1911 Pennsylvania
avenue.