National Republican., 1873-12-20
LOCAL MISCELLANY.


Pennsylvania Avenue and Seventh street have
begun TO prescott those sccncs ot life and gayoty
whlch inevitably come with the week preceding
is election last night, resulilnp In the election o
", Al m9vey for president, aud 4 d, Hay, ve'
The house Of Mr.. J. NJ. Green, No, 1850 Madison
night, but before accomplishing his purpose ht
was frightened OF.
Mcssrs. Latimer a Cicary, suctioneer,, will sell
sale Of Roahod soc n. Of anSr ,i, rssss 5oysrs
superior shot-guns, 6c.
Fourteen hundred bushels Of wheat and i,iot
bushels Of corn were received IN Georgetown yos
tcrday. Salcs, Loo bushels rod wheat at o. 6slS
| and 600 bushels do. at tl.ih.
General Albert Pike, late Of the @. 8. A., and
one one Of the most prominent Masons In this country
and ST. Asaph streets, Alexandra, and will make
mat city his residence for the future.
The police would crafty many ladies who arc
npe,,sd xs 20 wal, ierears a. ths JUNCTION at New
lisperec that bilious mob Of boisterous boys who
haunt those corners about dusk every night.
=, Yesterday morning the shoe shop. OF Rurfn
broken into, hut Mr.. Holmes hearing tho parties
gave an alarm. which was responded to by ON.
GERS Brooks and Caruthers. The burglars es.
Last night the members Of the congregation Of
Foundry NJ. y. church assembled in their lecture.
room room and gave social reception to bishop Mat.
TO ~, city 10 tnkc part In the dcdcatory services
on sabbath neSt
Tho attendance at tho meeting Of Ray Of Hone
Lodge, i. U. ~. T., last night was extremely en-.
epurnTlng. The social diversion and ihs per.
formnnco under tho good Of the order were most
enjoyable. The meetings Of this lodge constitute
cause.
bridget, q servant, employed on l. street north.
west, requested her inisitess to ,ncn few lines
writing The letter ihe lSdy nsRca ' her II She Ssd
anything else 10 add TO tho letter, "If 70 plane,
main. she replied, Tell Judy, darlin', to excuse
poor writing and bad suellln,"
About nom yesterday n span Of fory horses at.
tnehed to butchers wagon took flight while
Passing uB PcnaEylNt mia avenue. and the breast
SssSEs sSIsss' the PVs ns ant
cral carmen On the adjacent stand prevented o
most threatening, and, perhaps, severe accident.
Permission has been given the parking commits.
the old acorvetown POOR r.house Tor . reserve nur.
scry TO cultivate trees and shrubbert for tho ornn-
menta,ion Of the streets and s9uarts Of the WIS
trict, he grounds hitherto uscd for such purpose,
near the Washington aims.house, having been
tion.
Al the annual coneiavc Of Columbia Comm,n.
derry. No. 2, Knights Tcmpltr, held ut their asy.
lum last evening, tho following officers wpre
elected to serve during tho ensuing year: = Il.
Thompson. Z. O.; y. NJ. Marshall, O.; ]. T.
Waugh. q. a.; Rev. A. y. Steele, preiatc; Robt.
bell, treasurer, A. r. Langley, recorder; F..a.
nsnicls, 5. W; A. I. Kinney, J. W.; Thomas
The following real estate transfers have boon
made; James q. Payne ct ni. to yustus Kaiser.
part lot 0, square lio, 5000; Charles W. King To
Is Il and sdfIiSs is.s .q%sid Si soss, 10 jasIs n r.
,TT, ,TTsTe sS ss%nel NST%sn Gnri lot; u and 70
W. Slnms to John Wesiey Boteier, part Of lot ii.
square 90, 1850.