National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-11-16
LOCAL MISCELLANY.

Tor New England and the Middle Stat 4 vsD
eTaiiy clear weather, with light, vaTiab' a 1i,ds
no decided fan OF temperature and continued
high barometer.
Sweets of Life"-M. F. c., I-os as
Collector Blunt reports ninety ooat. rsy,s,.-oS
~ his ofhee during the past weak
hi. r. J. Duff, the cashier and boOkkeep,r oI
SlIss. q SEtihs neg Iork Fsekly, is in the city
The leeture-rO0m Of ST. PapI,s Lutheran .sn,.b
Eleventh and h streets which has lately been re,
Hodeled, was rededie Ated yesterday morning,
The widow q the late Joseph H. Bradley Sat.
ASSURANCES Society, Of New York, through the
agent, J. 7. Dyer.
Isaac Curry, painter, No. Sos Fourteenth street
neIthNest, requests rs 70 state that he is notlA
relative or connected IN any manner with Curry
81 the safe-burglary notorety.
Schooner Eagie arrived from Baltimore Satur-
day. With 1900 bushels wheat TO Deener, Cissel
4 Welch. Sales Of Us barrels ear corn at g. so,
and 500 bushels wheat at Sl-29. Market steady.
Police Commissioners Nichols and Smith, with
MAJOR A. @. Richards, Saturday night made q
visit 70 a large number Of restaurants IN the Dis
tTiet to ascertain who were selling liquor without
license.
Miss Nelson, the distinguished artist, has con-
tTfbuted twenty dollars towards the purchase OF
the gold stick 70 be awarded to the fastest type
setter IN the coming tourney. Printers, make q
Vieted IN February last in the Police Court Of
assault and battery in two cases, and sentenced
70 one hundred and eighty days in jail In each,
and he was released from Jail.
The bronze statue Of Jefferson, recently taken
ron the lawn east of the Executive Mansion
and sent to Philadelphia for repairs viii soon be
put in place in the National Statuary Hall al the
Capitol The work of repairing Il has been
nearly completed and 1t Will be erected In the
hall upon marble base and pedestal, q, 0l3 haY-
ing been appropriated by Congress for that pur-
Pose.
Ths directors Of the Metropolis savings bank
have elected the following officers from among
the stockholders, and the bank will be located in
the house formerly occupied by the Washington
savings bank: President, Samuel Norment: Vice
president, Nicholas Acker; cashier, John A.
Ruh directors, Samuel NoTment, Nicholas Aeker,
James L. Barbour, VIM. II. Clagett, b. H. War
neT, James /. Edwards, g. r. Thompson, H.
StTasbuTger and John H. Goddard.
The receipts and shipments Of Cumberland coal
~ the different companies fer the past week has
been as follows: Borden Company received $500
topE shipped $500 tons; New Central Company
received 5000 tons, shipped 1000 tons; American
Company received 3, $50 tons, shipped 2149 tons;
Consolidation Company received 2 500 tons ship
ped 3lO3 tons. Total receipts, Il, $50 tons; total
fhipments, II, $50 tons. Messrs. Gilmore, Nero
dith 20. also received and shipped 600 tons of
IOughiogheny gas coal
The following subscriptions to the Monument
fuDd were received on Saturday: Redstone Lodge
Ne. Ss9, l. o. o, F, Upper MiddletoWn, Pa, $50;
Pike Lodge, No. rs, l. o. o. F, GriggsviIle, ILL.,,
$40; Spencer LOdg e, No. 81, l. q. o. F., OOluCa-
bus, Ohio, S.; Granville Center Lodge, No. oS7,
Granville Center, Pa, $40; Emporium Lodge, No.
$50, T. A. A. NJ, Emporium, Pa, $50; Dauphin
-COnemaugh Lodge, No. 1gl, / o. o. F., Johns
teWD, Pa, SO; Jerusalem COmmandery, No, Is,
K T. PhOeniNVllle, Pa, a25; Franklin Chapter.
No. 4. r. A. M, Norwich, Conn, ESQ.