National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-10-28
LOCAL MISCELLANY.

For fAs Middle States and Eep England, risinq
barometer, northeast 20 nsrfhI1ed toinds, cooler,
clear 6Ed clearing t7eafheT, oI0ioed fH the eves.
sag bg partial clOEdiRess in he iDesern part Of the
.JOTm6T.
The following was the range Of the Thermometer
At Hempler's yesterday: a. m, $50; 10 a m,
Sc; ~ m. - s5o p NJ H'i p m, 1895 p NJ
The sun rises at GAG and sets at STA.
Grapes eheapi Malaga Fruit Company, No. 4Os
Ninth street.
Every advertisement published In THE RRPUB.
LIcAE is sure Of bringing ten-fold reward.
Next Monday the greatest Of Americas TRACE.
eisns, John Mccullough, commences an engage
ment at Fords.
Thursday night.
DupreE Benedict closed their engagement
last night with barrel full Of shekeis. 1t has
proved very profitable one.
The COmique Is doing fne business this week,
and the talent displayed on the stage is theme
OF praise with all It's patrons
"Antony and Cleopatra" has never been per
formed In Washington. Mrs. Lander makes the
revival Saturday night at Fords.
Red and yellow bananas ripening so fast must
be sold low BY Malaga Fruit Company, No. 4O5
Ninth street. Now is the time to enjoy them.
Prof Snas L Loomis will lecture this evening
q the Presidents college, southeast corner OF
East Capitol and Fourth streets. Subject:
when toStudy and How to Study"
Madam Cary, No. 81 Fourteenth street north
west, manufactures and sells the excelsior sheet
wax for flowers, and gives instruction In the art.
Ladies are invited TO call and examine sPeci-
mems.
A girl only fourteen years Of age has been lee
turing in Washington and the sole fault found
with her IS that she talks too fast As she is not
too old to be spanked, this fault viii probably
soon be overcOme-C0UrieT-JOUr
A large loW-pressure cylinder for one of the
compound engines now building at the navy-yard
will be cast in the iron foundry about p. m. to-
day. To those who have never seen large cast
ing made the sight will be q novel one.
The alarm Of IRE sounded last night from box
IS was caused by FIRE being discovered in house
No, 1902 street northwest, occupied by Edward
Hopkins, which was eNtinguished before any
serious damage was done. Loss about 800.
Two colored boys Monday night broke the
French plate glass IN the premises No. lOll
Seventh street northwest occupied by Mr. ID. o.
Jacobs. 1t is supposed the object was for plum
anything.
entered house No. 1924 Fourth street northwest,
occupied by Mr.. Nickel, with the intention, it is
imposed, Of robbery, but was frightened away.
While in the house ne made an indecent assault
on Miss Pulling, residing there.
Next Monday night Aimee opens at the Ma
1ional with ia File de Madame Angot,n and re-
ia PsrieSoie:S Thursday. IS PTinSe $50 e TFs.
zibOnde;" Friday, La Belle Helene;n Saturday
matinee, Madame Angot's Child, {" and Saturday
night the 'Grande Duchesse.
Allison NalOr, jr., has torn out the old front of
his livery stable on street, and WOrkmen are
gagged il putting up new one, modern in design,
structure. Mr.. Ned Pumphrey is high tycoon OF
the Job, which promises to reflect credit on his
Judgment for nestness and durability.
Rev W. V. Tudor, formerly Of the Mt Vernon |
place NJ. Z. Church South, Of this city, who q |
lew years since was transferred TO the Louisiana
conference, AID stationed in New Orleans was re-
Gently transferred to the st. Louis conference, |
and assigned to the Centenary church. Of that |
city, said TO be the finest Methodist church in the
West. He takes the place Of Rev. John h. Linn, |
formerly OF Baltimore, recently transferred to the
Louisville conference, and stationed in that city,