National Republican., 1875-12-03
GENERAL NEWS OF THEcITY
COMPLIMENT FROM 4 JURY TO The COURT
EeIK OF THE POLICE CeIEggONERs
LICENSES APPROVED AND DISAPPR0VED
BURIAL OF DR.. GEORGE A. FITCH
WsFking mems Reception of the Forty
1eurUI COngress-The work OF the
Free dmen's Aid sOciety-AnEiversary
1J-ereises.

weather probabilities estimated at i a. m.-For
Middle and Eastern States, stationary or rising
narOneteL, northeast to northwest winds, slightly
And possibly ght rain or snow in the southern
half Of the Middle Atlantic States.
Thernometrie readings taken December p
l4s, at the Signal Once: 7 a. m, 24o; 7:sS a.
n 25s; u m, 29o; p. m, sle; ABS p n, 3O9;
1Nn. 2Ss.
0xyEsnired air for Oatarrh. at e1s street.
highest price paid for Ieft-or clothing, boots,
1Asss, &c, ct HerzOg's, 81 d street northwest,
nix per cent. paid on deposits, payable on de-
Mand. Special rates on time dePosits- ]. II.
Squire 90, bankers.
b. D. Cooke. jr., Co., street, near the
Treasury, do 3 general banking business and buy
nd sell District securities &C.
NI. T. G. Rohr has purchased OF Mr.. ]. W.
Kiddiek his interest in the BrightWood Trotting
Park-one hslf-snd is now part owner Of the
park.
Buy your goods for cash where You can buy
cheapest. II You do not intend to pay for what
ysa buy, do not buy of those who advertise in the
NATIONAL REPUBLICAN.
Tonight presents the last chance for lovers Of
Ane art to obtain bargains from the csllection OF
ell paintings which will be sold tonight at 1l0l
Pennsylvania avenue, by Messrs. Duncanson
R-es., as this is the closing sale.
At O'Clock yesterday morning the frame house
esrner Of Delaware avenue and / street south
west, owned by Ssmusl Middleton and occupied
ly Arthur Garter, colored, took fire from de-
tsctiye ue, and was damaged to the extent OF SIS.
Everybody in Want of welton, Brussels, three
riy or Ingram carpets should examine the
numerous new and choice patterns from w. and
,. SlOane's Broadway, New York, on exhibition
at }. W. Mcknight Co.'s, No. 1GI Pennsylvs-
MA sFenue.
Advertisements, from four lines upwards, can
De inserted in any leading city or country news
paper In the United States, at lowest. standard
lates adopted by such papers, at Max Oohen's
Newspaper Advertising Agency, No. $50 street.
fTallmadge block, } rooms Is and 10.
Don't forget the sale Of Messrs. DoWnman &
9reen, suctioneers, this afternoon at O'Clock,
North A street, between Second and Third. The
lot is one Of the best building lots In the city,
and being so near the Capitol renders it particu-
larly desirable.
Rev. George W. Mitchell, now q resident Of the
osunty, but for many years of this city, where he
was noted for organizing mission churches, is q
dently wants to resume lis early labors in the
missionary lire.
At the third regular monthly meeting OF the
Hamilton Building Association, the secretary was
Kept busily at work for about two hours in receiy
Thirty shares were advanced upon at an average
premium Of forty.two per cent.
Ata meeting Of the Produce Exchange last
night Mr.. Hoge moved that q committee Of three
De appointed TO confer with the District Oommis
sieners In regard to, the appointment of -four in
Z apector, and the Chair appointed Messrs. Hoge,
Howard and Saum rs such committee.
The alarm OF fire from box u.s. about 1:so o'closk
1his morning, was turned in by Ofieer Felt, upon
4he discovery Of fre In the cellar OF the building
No. eos Seventh street northwest, owned by John
T. Lehman. The fire, which originated In the
Dellar, communicated to the flooring above, and a
portion OF the stock Of the stationery store the
1rgt floor, owned by A. I. Lloyd, was consBme1.
The IRE was extinguished soon after the alarm
was turned IN. The loss Of property amounted to
about $500 fully covered by insurance.