National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-12-05
LOCAL MISCELLANY.

FDy Ee,p ERoland and the Middle States, clear
and cold treafhGT, nth northerly minds, shtftng
TO eGsferly or sOGIkeTly, and decidedly htgh o.
TometeT.
The following was the range Of the Thermometer
at Hempler's yesterday: q. m, 500; 10 a. m,
$50; II M, 50e; 2 p. m, $40; p. m, AZ; p NJ
47o; p. M, 4e'.
Read tire "Star Course" advertisement.
Patterson & Jones, Trophy Tomatoes.
Pireapples and all kinds Of choice fruits at Ma
laga Fruit COmpaDy's, 4os Ninth street.
Choice fruits at Malaga Fruit Company, 4os
Ninth street.
has sold parts lots s, and s, in square ls, with
Improvements, to james Martin, for S5,olS.
The Rev. D. q. Marquis, D. D., of Baltimore,
will preach in the New York avenue onuren To-
morrow morning and evening.
Handsome Lisbon purple grapes, hne quality
Malaga grapes lust received and barrels opened
fresh every day BY the Malaga Fruit %. %ss
On the occasion Of the Printers Tournament
there will be given, at the New YORK Ohop
House, l2l6 Pennsylyania avenue gTand Yenl-
son free lunch from IL q. m. TO p. m. Every
| body invited.
Pools on the type-setting contest will be sold
| at GOdfTey's, Pennsylvania avenue, near EouL,
| teeuth street, this morning, commencing At Y
O'Clock and continuing during the tine oil the
S'race"
| reiTn Of Queen Elizabeth" will be delivered be-
| fere the Guild of Ascension church, at the As.
| CenEiOn CnNrCn, on SunO6g 6louluB hSAts ~ i"ON
| o'clock by the Rev. DIR. Elliott.
The service of the Reformed Episcopal Church
| will be held in Lincoln Hall tomorrow morning
at II O'Clock a. m, and also at 1880 P: m At the
| by the pastor, Rev. VIM. Mcguire, on the "Eal
Of Professionalism in the Episcopal Church"
The fair and festival of the Social Temple o.
| Honor at the corner Of FOur-and-a-hRlf street
| and Pennsylvania avenue, last evening was q very
| ENJOYABLE affair, and reflected credit on all con
| ceTned. This evening Will be the last OF the
series, and all who wish to enjoy good time
should be sure and attend.
1.-THE King of holland" by B. L. Fargeon
| "Aileen FerTers," by Susan Morley, and The
| Loved that Lived" by Effort" are all OF the
latest publications from the Harper Bros. press
and are having great run. Brad. Adams sends
| them all to us, and he always has the lates
novels, &C., direct from the publishing house.
kThe attention of our readers is called to the
auction sale now being held at Mrs: Elehler
| leWelry store, No. 416 Seventh street, opposite
Odd Fellows hall. This sale has been continued
every night this week. The finest stock consist
ing Of the very finest golu watches, worth iron
| 500 to $500 EACH diamonds OF high Yalne ano
| other fine goods will be positively sold tonight
Detective Coomes yesterday arrested colored
man, giving his name as Henry Simpsoa, on sps
picion of being . hall thief. At the time OF Ms
arrest he was in a second hand shop trying on :
pair OF shoes. After being taken TO police head
quarters there was found in his possession 9
SLOUGH hat and several school books. In the lattel
was the name Of Maria Benton.
1t will be seen by reference to the advertise
ment in the amusement column that the choir o.
the First Baptist church, Rev. DIR. Cuthoerts
will give a classical vocal and instrumental con
cert on Tuesday evening, the Sth instant, OF
which occasion they will be assisted by some o
the best professional and amateur musicians o.
Washington. Considerable interest seemsito o.
manifested in this concert from the fact that thu
public is not often favored with an opportunity Z
hear such eminent artists as Professors Fairlaml
and Walter perform upon the organ, and tW,
such very superior Vocalists as MRS. Falrlami
| and Miss Mills at concert.