National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-09-21

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cry o. loser ienpcrciHre., AoTiA e.a AoFtAs4@t
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ne funerals u Mrs, Sarah a Eastraass fhos.
L. Hendricks, Nrs. Rachel 81. Nlllett, ana Mm.
B. Hurst VII AL take place IN !" aahlnston ms
afternoon.
ire new notes Of the CilIzens' National Bank
Of this city we're put in cIrculaton last Saturday
An ALARM was tuned IN last nig1t about
o'clock from box =, corner Of FOURTH ana rev
York avenue, caused By nre being discovered N :
proDerty a M Chas. Schneider. It vas en-
drely consumed. Loss. tooo
on saturday about $50 O'Clock p. n, = small
boy named Henri Audln rsslei,ng y ~ go, -
wirldoT 10 the pavement, receiving serious MA
fisS. he pls attended b d.. Pculton-
while tho brickiayers named John Collins and
Daniel Davis were working on . neE pf.ek %
srfurdaT morning, on Einsfsanth street. DetEeen
pennsViVnnIa Avenue and street, the 3calo1o
gave way, letting them falI distance o. zen iseF
"A Grand prize tournament, eonaluaing With
abrs exercises and bali, VIll be given q Anaios,
,onjsiand On " edne1day next commeneIlA y ~
o'clock . n, for ne oensns o. ~ rne
Grafton Eill be delivered By ons Of the ne.t ora
tore q ths day ~
| tween Talty's Daylight and Prices Belle 81 -.
f~rhur0 VAS won By the former, winning the nr1t,
| thfrd and fourth heats; tine, 2-57l<} 200 and
s Lns ,s seso11 hsavy wSe M Wi MA sssoani
| for the poor time made. Cllt
The following additional subscriptions have
fhsen15sdded 70 the eUntinge fund for nnlBntng
i me WnshinRton monument: Ohr r. A. Cnaptef,
i Nc. ~ RoTal Ar1i1 D1 sons, Mount 4sIage, Nd,
126s lhan6h kodzaj No. y A. A. n, ". hing
ton, so; the Great Council Of the United States'
/. o. r. NJ, BY joshua Aaris, G. Q. R., Whining
ton, Del. 200.
On Saturday, while Mr.. n. H. Miller was riding
/ along Sixth street, near Louisiana avenue, the
\ hcrse beQan 10 banlk, and he applied the whip,
| Wh,ch enraRed the animal, causing him 70 run
| away, and, upsetting the buggy, smashed IL inte
| pieces Mr. Miller escaped without injury.
The Mount Vernon Ducking club has been 70
orQaniEed. and has elected the following ofieers
IH. Kru hllnx president; A. 5. Bryan, vice pres
ident. Henry r. Searle, secretary; j., X. Moore
| houae treasurer. They are now actively engages
/ n REMOVING their blinds, boats and quarters anc
have from Fort Washington 70 Oceoquan bay q
their hunting grounds taking IN Mount Vernon
They propose 70 commences their shooting aooul
the hTst Or November, and continue during m
season.
A certificate Of Incorporation has been MED II
me once Of the recorder Of deeds IN the name 2
naily.r the objects Of which are TO carry on TIL
manufacture Of middlings purifiers, and the RICH
10 own and run mills, and 80 manufacture -four
with capital stock q S15oooo e be governed b
| a board OF trustees, namely: VIM. Aver, w. s
Bramhall, s. L. Bean, Albert q. Hall and VIM
| q. Murdoch.
On saturday. about $50 O'Clock, as some Of tn
Workmen at the new State Detartmsnt buildlnl
were engaged IN excaTating for the portico &c tn
south entrance Of the building, the bank csye
IN. and one man, Samuel W. Koontz, was covers
by the bank and seriously injured about the head
having his jaW-bore broken. Dr. Barnes attends
him to his home on Twentieth street, between
I nnd N