National Republican., 1873-12-04
GENERAL CITY NEWS.


Forty.eleht hundred bushels Of wheat were
received In aeorse,own yesterday. -- "a
MT. Joseph J.. Savage has had hia horse and
hnnggy returned TO hln's and Is correspon'lingly
AZ meeting Of the Drug Clerks Association,
held lasting considerable business was trans
The Doari Of Underwriters OF the District
Of Columbia he'll their regular meeting last
night, and transacted routine business.
Inspector Mccain reports his fiour inspec-
her at q,2Io barrels family, a,sas barrels extra,
li4 barrels superior, las barrels fue, II barrels
middling Total for the month. 1880.
Last night the zouaves, who had kindly volun-
teered as an escort to the Tennesseeans, and who
had remained during the speech Of Mr.. Maynard,
were obliged, after the conclusion, to march TO
Their armoy without music. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
this, the boys proceeded to their headquarters in
their usual proficient manner.
Mr. Chss. P. oautier has introduced something
new, at his famous saloon on Pennsylvania ave-
nue., near the Globe ofire. lie now presents
hcS sns 81 AZ ~
1t needs only trial to be appreciated. d"
Last evening the horse OF Mr.. q. II. Clarke he
came frightened while standing In front ~ the
store ofM. W. GaltS Co, and ran away. II
large sand pile at the corner OF q street, and
serious damage. y % Y.
At meeting Of the Ioumeymen Bookblnderp,
held at Columbia Turnverein hall last evening,
the following ofrieers were elected for the en-
suing year; r. T. wroe, president; WIN. Mclean,
vice president; John a, Isndyost reoorfns
secretary; J. u. Espey, financial secretary; Dr.
Daniel Mcfarland, treasurer. OIL. ...gg a.
The German vctsran Union met Last eyeninR
at Columbia Turner hall. and elected the follow
ing officers 10 servo for the eusuing gcsr Presi-
dent, Charles Ebert; Vice president, Emil Schn-
bert; corresponding secretary. Martin Tanner;
recording secretary, Francis Benzeler; financial
secretary, Charles L. carran; treasurer, Charlcs
Horrle. H
Two distinguished members OF the gentle
manly organization in this city known as "the
boys,h went TO New YORK recently on business.
conidentiaily 10 business, and business alone
| In the course OF business, they were connden-
| TALLY Informed by q "bar below" man that, as
far as he knew, there was no real choice in the
,,whisky spiles the Kidneys and gives you the
Bright disease, and brandy cats up your liver, 80
you better drink right along and make no choice.
public Temperance meeting under the au-
spices Of Holloway lodge, No: 4. !. o, q, T., was
Monday evening last EdTari Devlps, p. W. 9.
T., presided. and addresses were made 81
Messrs. D. y. Holloway, J. =. Deyine, Of Wash.
| inston and Mr.. Robinson, Of Brightwood; The
clement weather. Al the close OF the meeting
seven persons slgnined their intention OF Join
Ing the lodge at the next meeting.
Yesterday afternoon, about O'Clock, as Thos
Neal was driving up Fifteenth street he stopped
Ing 10 throw the blanket over the hack Of hl'
horse, the animal, being without blinds on tht
BRIDE took fright, and, starting OF, threw Mr
Neal violently 70 the pavement, brulsing his fac'
mud, male IL look like sad accident. Upon
| examination, however, II was found that no sc.
| rious injury had been received.