National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-22
LOCAL MISCELLANY

ovsr he Middle Slater, riding 6aroneisr, lower
temperature than on Friday, north 10 i0esf igiads,
partly cloudy DGatheT and rain Greas.
The following was the range Of the Thermometer
at Hempler's yesterday; .. m, $50; 10 =. m,
92o; Y m. oSo; p. m, os'i p n.' 060i sp NJ,
PaymaSter Cunningham Is at the Grand Union
"olivia' is writing letters to the Philadelphia
Prsss from Saratoga.
Mr.. Edwin L. Stanton Is enjoying life at the
GIlSey House, in New York.
| The Beecher-Tilton scandal Is oyorshadoWed
N W Washington By Spanish politics.
| ClAra LouiSa Kellogg saw Eli Perkins at Sara
sog and neontinently ned on the next train.
The nrst oysters Of the season are now coming
m;,A! they are pretty good amor being eOOeld
The work Of grading round the Post once De-
paItm1eat @ the level OF z and Eighth streets IL
There were no arrivals Of grain IN Georgetown
yesterday, in consequences Of : nitro eeif bsin1
broken IN the canal.
u e the purpose Of many washingtouiaps 10
spend the day at Mount Vernon LEAVING an az
Arrow at 10 o'clock this morning VI 'n'
u everybody Is to DO believed. svorybodv has
than aver before In all their lives
The usual Sabbath exsfcisos Of thu T3.so,r,.a
EpiseoPal Church, Rev: DR.. Mcguire, pastor. VIM
% held tomorrow evening at Lincoln Hail
yd a ehIi S named Manning, while playing on New
BY wagon, Thursday, and Slighti1 ipiursd S''I
Tho next issue Of the NATIONAL REPUHLTo.r
(mondny mornlng,) will be one OF Rroat nerSonsi
In1teIes. and Importance to all tho voters Of the
Ex-Mayor wallaeh's views on the ehsP.ctsr ar
our Iuture government rs published IN THE RS |
PII,iGGns occupied most Of the time Of the local
Tomorrow, as usual there viii DO another lee |
taro on the east steps OF the Capitol at O'clock |
mon Life" for his theme. -
Thursday evening FlIen NTI,.b.I, -, A.,
nc corner q vermont avenue and street and /
Omeer Pan conveyed her TO her home on street,
between Twelfth and Thirteenth northWeIt
The pigeonshooting match at AnaIostau Island
made no friends for that sort OF nmuSement IN |
this community. lTpigeons are 10 DO murdersd |
most Of people think there is more humane way
The funeral Of the late Thomas Marstou will
take place from his residences to-morr17 afisr
noon at o'clock. The services will be Conducted
6y Rev. DIT. Butler, and the remains taken 10
Philadelphia for interment. "
Mr.. ClarToe, chief Of our detective force yisit1
Fortress Monroe In day or Two to return with
town, MI, the home OF his early associations and
where some oe hts family friends are among IL
prominent business men.
The following additional subscriptions to the
ashngton monument fund have been made.
Marley Lodge No. l0T, ]. d. q. F., OF baltimore |
Nd suoscribes slOi the directors or the First Ma
Lodge No. 10, A. F. and A. NJ, Washington, D.
The market at the Drovers' Rest Thursday was
iuiI 90 beef cattle were offered and avs cold 10
butchers a. 81 cents 10 cents per pound; So were
Ell over; 1000 sheep aud lambs were offered and
VS so "a s 9 " se5ts to oents Per pound FOR nj
'or head for stock sheen: 90 COWS and calves HarS
old at ESQ to $50 per head.
The grand festival and reunion to be given NJ | .
ny next, for tho beneht Of tho nav chureb Of X
augustine, will be very attractive andIpleasin9
ntertAinmsnt, as viii DO soon By advertiser emit .
I'll be continued day and evening. Every posi-. y
le arrangement has been made 70 Insure Tood y
rder and unslloyed enjoyment. p
Mr.. ?. Rsh, OF Washington. who kesns a vbasl q
{ fortune stand at me sohuetfen psFR' on ne L
1eisiT road, was arrested on " sdnsSday evening :
y Constable Peter Anlt, on re charge u We.
am6IInE When the case sT was 5rorESt "a 1T foE
caring before Justice Qorspch fhurSday he =
Iomptiy dismissed q, being SatITnod thai the I
ceussd was engaged In legitimate calling.
At the annual meeting OF the Grand Circle Of j.
nII District Of the Brotherhood u the Union me s.
blowing OInesrI were elected for the snsuifS =
! q j. l. KabaI 3. g. + XII XII JAMES 4; T. iEnibSS S
SoHn u . 1 A; Ls'SSlle5t Q. TTSOGlrOf r VI
leeted Grand RspresentaIIvs 10 the snnrsros =
ireie, which meets In October, At Newark, New =
The many attractions Of the Young Mem, 1
tristan Association Of our city are 10 be In. A
eased by evening classes for Instruction in Latin y
"a creek, EngL1h grammar, mathematics, "
nronology, Physical geography and sacred as. n
ry, BY reference TO another column IL viii Be "
en- that these classes 10 tho various branches ~
mmenoe September II, and are 10 be IN ehAFge m
the best Of Instructors This will DO 4 Ereat TI
In tbs way Of being or use 70 y6ung =
on, and branch Of work that ought 70 have n
this. Al
tournament was held ct Jacksonville, Mont. ,,Il
,mery county, Nd, Thursday. The sucoeSSful ~
light was Of the "RAYen Plume,n Mr. Win. Ii
lriord, who crowned Miss Alice NJ Higgins, Of
fillmore, as queen Of Love and Beauly, - TX
:: Buriord took eleven Of the dfteen rinRSfor Gu
lieh ne rode. The second knight In success was ]
knight Of Lonely Aall.n Mr., W. h. Davis .
10 crowned Miss Ella NARROW az dFsl MAID oI on
'nor. Tho n91i successful rider WAS Mr. John | :
Hammond, who crowned Miss Nellie SopoF AZ "
ono MAID OF Honor. The third Maid o. Honor
g Miss Annie Kemp, crowned by Mr. n P Nc
lrloN a. fourth 10 order OF merit The corona. ~
O address was delivered BY n. ". Dufoh, ESQ. u