National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-05-05
JACKSON DEMOCRATIC ASSOCIATION.
THEIR PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATES.
A Platform OF PFineIpIes-Letter from
Mount PleaBant-MAy Bellies and
Marriage BeIIes-The Fourteenth
Street Rcad-Race To-day
General Paragraphs.

For the Lower Lakes. the Middle and Eastern
States, rising followed by falling barometer
warmer southwest winds, partly CLOUDY weather,
and possibly light winds in the Lake region.
The following was the range Of the thermometer
at Hemplsr's yesterday: q. n, 500; 10 g. N. {,
600; Il m, go; Up. N, $40; p m, $780, p m,
so; D. m, $50.
For market reports see third page.
Buy your groceries Of Van Ness Co.
Ripe bananas, at Malaga Fruit COmpany's, 4OS
Ninth street.
California pears, at Malaga Fruit COmpany's,
406 Ninth street.
Formers celebrated "BOck" at Aman's, SIG
Ninth street northwest
Fine oranges and bananas, at Malaga Fruit
COmpany's, 4OS Ninth street.
Call at the homeOpathic.phsrmac 9l4 street,
and get the dollar case OF medicinesl
Six per cent. paid on deposits, payable on de-
mand. Special rates on time deposits. }. h.
Squier Co., bankers.
A large assortment Of black silks and gray
dress goods Just received at 5. Thos. Browns,
No. III Bridge street
At the nfnety-secsnd monthly meeting of the
First Cooperative Association on Monday night
$4,000 were sold at an average premium Of IS.
Tor Harris, seamless and Victoria tWo-button
kid gloves all shades, 90 to S. TbOs. Browns,
No. III Bridge street, Georgetown, d. q.
Portner's celebrated Book" at Aman's, 3l6
Ninth street northwest
The Metropolitan club held their semtnonthly
meeting last night, the president, VIM. Dickson,
in the chair, and S. L. Slater, secretary, and
transacted general routine business.
Portner's celebrated Book at AmRn's, $40
Ninth street northwest
The trst international (sXth nationally Sunday
school convention will assemble in Baltimore on
Tuesday next. The following gentlemen are
delegates from Washington: y. +. Presbrey, A.
s. Pratt, Rev. d. Willis
Messrs Duncanson Bros, auctioneers, sold yes
terday afternoon, for Reginald Fendali, trustee,
lot u, square -, situated at the corner Of Vir-
HniR avenue and TWenty-third street northwest,
10 VIM. A. T. Maddox, for eight cents per foot.
Monday night q man named Frederick Nit
ehell, in stepping of the curbstone near the Bal
timore and Ohio depot, broke one Of his ankles.
He was removed to the Seventh precinct station,
and DR.. Brack EFT rendered medical aid, after
which he was sent TO Providence hospital
The assistant bishop Of the diocese Of Mary
land, the Right Rev. William Pinkney, ID. D.,
visited ST. Mary's church, near HooVersYille,
Anne Arundel county, on the Washington branch
Of the Baltimore and Ohio railroad, on Sunday
last, and confirmed class Of seven persons, three
being adults.
The Franklin Cooperative Building Assoeia-
ten at its fifth annual meeting, held on Monday
evening, elected the following officers and d.
TectGTs: Thomas Norheet president; J. d. Free,
vice president; John Joy Edison, secretary; Ohas.
b. Bailey, treasurer. Directors: H. h. TWombly,
SilAs H. Moore, ]. NJ. Thacher, W. H. Reardon,
J. %. CIsry, W. H. Browne, John F. Carrigan,
ID. P. Callan and John E. Thompson.