National Republican., 1873-01-10
rtTy suAII, TALK

Savage Woodbury. are lively nrm when well
under way.
The absence Of nnO calendars for the year
Homer J. Ramsden Is sick. sorry to hear 1t,
say his many friends.
There Is nne skating park In the rear Of
Philadelphia row. Admission free. The ball Is
up.
The s!am,se Twins Of the sixth precinct are
having thoir mOustaches "nXed up" for the pa
rade to-day.
The putnam Phalanx," or "Amoskeag vete-
rams propose to hold another masquerade within
The rails of the Metropolitan railroad track
have been laid on East Capitol street as far Us
Eleventh street east.
Look out for Frank smyth. lie Is after the
lives Of our self-made men. His cry Is, q" Your
money and your liiel"
Itis said the Young Mems Christian Associa-
ton will hereafter hold their meetings In the
Critic building. Good enough.
Mr.. Ferdinand L. FetheTstOne, publisher Of
that live paper, the Philadelphia bulletin, and
Mr.. Fercira paid Us visit last night.
Harry Mlddleton's is good place for an early
morning lunch. 1t Is fAy0nte resort for news
paper men before the market men get around.
The Board Of County School Commissioners
failed TO hold meeting yesterday afternoon, In
consequence Of there not being quorum present.
The BacchanalISn reporter was detailed last
night for the temperance convention. II Is 10 be
hnDed the lessons he then received had their
effect.
Al the sixty-third meeting OF the Washington
Cooperative Building Association, 5000 was
sold 2 900 TO settlel at an average Of II per cent
premium.
Messrs. Cox 4 CalIan have sold lot . Contain
ing six acresl OF Queens subdivision, called Had
docks Hill, belonging to Z. RUPERT, to Mrs. Z,
A. Packard, At 500 per acre.
"when snail we three meet again ?" was the
question asked at the county school board yes
terday afternoon, when only two members and
Fpha aalOOn kaanPrs sshunfinu foF lIrpnae ~ W
be on hand in full force at police headquarters
to-day. Listening to their protestations Is one
q tho agreeable Incidents OF 4 commissioners
The police force Of the District will have pa
Tale to-day 10 pay their respects TO the new
board Of commissioners. They will assemble At
noon.
Did the pupils OF certain singing academy on
the Navy Yard purchase that huge medal for the
Professor II has suddenly disappeared from
It's accustomed position on the Professors manly
breast.
A colored man named Jerry Thomas was In
tured Tuesday afternoon while raising house
on street, between rwenty-third and Twenty
fourth streets, by the building falling on him.
His injuries are not serious.
The following was the range Of the thermome-
ter yesterday nt Hemplers optielan store, No.
4t3 PENNSYLVANIA avenue, corner OF FOur-and-a-
half street, a. M, 49, 10 a. m, ~; 10 m, %; p.
m., Bs; 4P. M, 50; 6p. NJ, 81; s p. m, %.
The Putnam PhallnE OF Amosekeag veterans
propose giving hnOlleT bdt Wds4ut ht an early
day, which shall excel the last. Due public
notice viii be giyel OF the time when this i'm
pOrtant event will take place.
Mr.. Daniel NJ. BOYD, United States postage
Etdmp agent at New York city, Is about 20 he
married 70 pretty, accomplished and wealthy
lady OF Westchester county. Mr. Boyd is well
kn0wn a. genial gentlemen and remarkably
flne erlbbaEe player, but he says he will play no
more criobage after this week.
At An adjourned meeting OF Kit Carson Post
No. 2, Department Of the Potomac, @; A. H.,
named Otiicers were elected TO serve during the
current year =, ca l.. u. Cutler; 8. V. o., ]. NJ
Z. NJ, II. Armour surgeon, g. Gardner; Chap
" 7. Hawkes. U. D., 7. Duffy; o. o., NJ. HaRan
y, NJ, W, W. Hudson; Q, N. s., G. Nice. Com
iades b, 7, Hawkes. and J. NJ. Cline were elected
delegate and alternate, respectively, to Depart
ment Encamplrent, Tue installation Of the
AbOye-nAmed ohceS will take place this even
lug 1t u. A. HAL.