National Republican., 1875-09-06

Weather probabilities, estimated at one a. H.
For New England, the Middle States, and the
lower lake regions, slowly rising barometer,
clear or partly cloudy weather, and occasional
light rains in the lower Lake region, and in Ln1
northern part Of New England, and the Mtddfs
States.
Thermometric readings taken September, s,
1875, at the Signal Once: a. M, 66o:I:S5 an,
$50; u NJ, 10; p m, So; 4:35 p n 81; ". n,
74o; IL p. m, 2. maximum, $50; minimum, go.
FRY the B. Q. cigars. They are the best Of all.
Thirty cases of "drunks" on the police rep rt
yesterday morning.
Neaves' food for infants at the Homeopathic
Pharmacy, 9l4 F street.
Sherman Grant. bankers-htghest price paid
for Is bonds and auditors certificates.
Highest price paid for Ieft-of clothing, boots,
shoes, &c, at HerEog's. el7 d street northwest.
There will be q three-ring tournament at the
National Race Course to-day and tomorrow. i
Only four policemen on the sick list, which fact
speaks well Ior the healthy condition of the force
Six per cent paid on deposits, payable on de-
mand. Special rates on time deposits. ]. II.
SQuier & Co., bankers.
H. d. Cooke, jr, & Co, F street, near the
Treasury. do a general banking business and buy
and sell District securities &c.
Mr.. ]. A. Mattingly, of the Washington Office
of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company, Is
out again, after a severe attack Of pleurisy.
The roster Of the respective statlon-houses
shows that for Saturday and Saturday night
ninety-nine arrests were made for various causes.
urday night that created a furore, but Allie Nal
Ior's Cape May branch of his livery stable return
ing home from that watering place.
morHi6g was arrested by Oficer Bailey, Of the
Fourth precinct, for the grand larceny OF lot OF
furniture from John Shorter, who lives on
Twenty-sxth street, between E and F.
Saturday night, about 1890 o'clock, Newman
Cole, coloTed while standing on the Long Bridge,
was shot in the arm by some unknown person
The wound was dressed by DR.. Boarman, who old
not consider it dangerous.
About $50 O'Clock last evening coal oil-lamp
exploded in the house OF JOnn Tafer, No. $50
Twenty fourth street northwest. Ohcer Collins,
with the assistance Of some neighoors, ex-
tinguished the flames without turning in an
alarm. The damage was but trlfing.
Saturday evening buggy, containing Mr.. An.
on Ninth street, near Pennsylvania avenue, with
a two-bOrse wagon. driven by James W. DuVall.
The,buRgy was overturned, but fortunately neither
of the occupants we're injured.
Orders have been issued from police hesf.
quarters transferring Sergeant Buell. from the
Third to the Fourth precinct; Sergeant Hess,
from the Fourth to the third; Sergeant Action,
from the First to the Second, and Sergeant Null
hall, from the Second to the First.
Last Saturday morning Charles Hail. while
working on Shepherds bUt ding, corner of Twelfth
street and the Avenue, was Frustrated by the heat
of the sun. DR.. Tree attended him, after which
be was taken to his home on street, between
Twelfth and Thirteenth northwest.
Thomas Galivan and Daniel Roney were ar
rested on Saturday by Ohcers Warwick and
HeGney for stealing money from Mrs. Nancy
Stewart. Roney sold Nancy some fish ard re-
eeived q bill in payment. Instead Of getting
charge and returning the amount due, as he said
he would, he never returned, but divided the
money with GRlivan.
Thomas Joyce, alias John Darby. W. L.
Riley, alias George Washington, and W. l..
jackson, who gave no other name, were arrested
Saturday evening by Ofhcers Hawkins and
Myers for violating the park laws by sitting on
the railing of the park at the intersection of K
street and Connecticgt avenue.
Captain Harper, Of the steamer Sue, brought
to this city last Saturday morning sailor named
Antonio Hauton, who had fallen from the rigging
Of the schooner John A. Anson, down the river,
and broke his arm ana received other h INJURIES; @
Ohcer ]. W. Reed.
Oficer J. W. Kirk, Of the Capitol police, Satur-
day morning, took to police headquarters 8
colored woman giving the name Of Mary Faithful,
of Alexandra, whom he had arrested in the Capi-
tol building. She seems to be crazy on religion,
and is constantly engaged in prayer and quoting
Scripture. She was locked up at headquarters,
and yesterday taken home by her relatives.
Last Saturday morning Mr.. John N. Hender,
son, employed by Messrs Drury Crowley,
wholesale iucksters in the Center market, had
his leg broken by being thrown from his wagon,
at the corner Of Thirteenth street and Pennsyl-
vania avenue, where It collided with another
vehicle. He was picked up by officers Longstreet
and Shilling, and conveyed to Hutwisle's drug
store, where DR.. Dufour administered medical
aid, and he was sent to his home in South WASH
ington.
A recent affair comicslIy exhibits the regard
which some men sometimes entertain for their
regulations. gentleman invited q "lady Of
leisure to ride with him, and his vehicle chAnced
to topple over as he was gallantly rounding q
corner in one of our streets, by which "unpleas-
antncss" the two were Of course thrown to the
ground. Such was the gentleman's sudden sp-
probation Of q "spotless reputation" that he i'm
mediately righteu up his overturned carriage,
got in and drove of leaving the considerably-in-
Jured lady to be picked up and conveyed to her
home by tender hearted strangers, who probably
had no regulations to overshadow their humanity.
What the gentleman did with his reputation be-
fore the owe turL isn't yet made pubIlc.