National Republican., 1875-11-16

weather probabilities, estimated at1a. m.-For
4he Middle States rising barometer, west to
north winds, colder, partly cloudy weather, and
n northern NsH York light snow.
Taermometric readings taken November Is,
lsrs, st the Signal Once: Z a. m, 40; 7:35 a..
m. 4so; II m, 51o; Up. m, $50; ass p. m, $50;
p. m, 4so; II p, m, 40. Maximum. 5'0; mini
mum. 40.
o1ygenIzed air for Catarrh. at 6l9 F street.
See rich patterns of Paperhangings in Mark
fiter's window.
Gassowsy Lodge, No. II, Samarltans, last even
ing held grand leyee a. Island hall.
Ladies'. dress furs, of every description, at
Stinenetz's, 1857 Pennsylvania avenue.
Sherman Grant, bankers-highest price paid
lor se5 bonds and auditors certificates.
Highest price paid for left-of clothing, boots,
shoes, &c, at HerEoK's, 9I7 d street northwest,
Ladies in search OF seal sacques will nnd all
grades at Stinemetz's, l237 Pennsylvania avenue
The ladies of the new Episcopal parish Of st.
James are raising funds to purchase an organ for
the church.
Six per cent paid on deposits, payable on de-
mand Special rates on time deposits. ]. II.
SQUIRE & TO-, bankers.
H. D. Cooke, ir., Co., T street, near the
Treasury, do a general banking business and buy
and sen District securities sc.
Aladdin Security Oil is safe under all cIreum-
stances. 1t will burn in ali kerosene or coal oil
lamps. ASK for it, and take no other.
Messrs. Reitf s ShefleId opened their new place
Of business, which is known as the White House,
on High, near Bridge street, GeorgetoWn, yester-
day. They were the reciepeuts of many calls
from their numerous friends curing the day and
evening. -.
james H. Beverly, charged with grand larceny
Of some books from the Christian church, on Yer.
mont avenue, was brought before Judge Smell
yesterday and the case continued until to-day.
Defendant was committed for his appearance in
default
Everybody IN want of weltou, Brussels, three
ply or ingram carpets should examine the
numerous new and cht fee patterns from W. and
J. SlOsne's, Broadway. New York, on exhibition
at J. W. Mcknight Co.'S, No. l427 PenRsylvs-
mia avenue.
A colored boy named Bowen was found in an
lnsensible condition en- Washington street, near
Eimms' saw mill, with various injuries about his
BODY, which IL is supposed he received from the
kicks of mule which he had been driving. He
was removed TO the general hospital
The Poole brothers, who took the little acrobat,
zanlo, from Mr.. GatcheIs house, were apprehend-
I'd In Baltimore yesterday evening and brought
20 this city BY Detectives Miller and McDevitt.
Zanlo was given again into the charge Of Mr..
Gatchel, and the two older brothers released.
A eolored girl about sixteen years old, named
Frances Mathews, alias Garter, hired herself to .
Mrs Hall, on Second street, and the first oppor-
1znity she got she picked up about fifteen dol
Aars worth Of linen and ran on with it; oheer
house in South Washington.
As Mr. John Sinclair, ST., was about to leave
etreet-car at Twentieth street, the horses started
causing him to fall heavily to the ground, break
ing two Of his ribs. He was taken TO his home on
Twentieth street and attended by DR.. Newman.
Mr. Sinclair is advanced in years and it is feared
1hst this accident may permanently disable him.
The schooner Hersehel, Captain Ohambers,
from WaretoEn, N. J., loaded with coal for May
Aeld Hieston. Georgetown, arrived at Eleventh.
encountered heavy seas off Cape Henlopsn last
Monday. Peter Smith, a deck hand, had one Of
his legs broken during the rolling OF the vessel.
Permits to build have been issued to Joseph S.
Boss, to erect three brick buildings one story in
1edght for stores, on Ninth street, between NJ and
NSsfeets northwest: SEQ Robert Portner, to
erect @ tWo.story brick building on Virginia ave-
Nue, between Sixth and Seventh streets SOUTH
west, to be used as an ale and beer depot; 5000
While little boy named Willie Martin was at.
tempting to get of from the platform Of an
F-street car portion of his clothing was caught
IN projecting nail or bolt, and he was dragged q
considerable distance over the concrete pavement
was badly scratched and his body bruised, but he
was net otherwise injured.
The new station-house for the Sixth precinct, in
the old Shiloh church, on Massachusetts, avenue
a nearly ready for occupancy. The new station
viii be great improvement upon the old one.
IL has already been dubbed the aShIloh station.n
One new feature in the stations which are now
being htted up under the supervision Of Mr.
PloWman Is the castiron bench or SHELF which Is
built solidly IN the wall. 1t is q sort of bunk
being slightly concaTe, so as to keep one from
yolliDg OF,
During some excavations lately made at Merida,
IN the province of Estremsdura, stone was dis
covered bearing the following inscription: "Brac-
AriTs Felex Yixitan Nos LII Reces Sitno mas
April Es Era GOODWILL" which, translated
into EngIish means: ''The tailor Felix lived dfty
years, and died on the 5th Of April Of the year
zle."-LepGHt Herald, Oct. 20.
II tailor comes to light and Immortality siter
lying in the ground 45s years. 1t is In proof what
aver his sins may have been, he did not deal in
''ahoddy."