National Republican., 1875-12-01

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Paragraphs OF General Interest.
weather probabilities, estimated at a. m,-Fo
the Middle and Eastern States high but fallin,
barometer, winds veering to northeast and south
east, slightly warmer, partly cloudy weather
and possibly followed In the former by occasiona
Hight snow or rain.
Thermometrio readings taken November 30
l15b, st the Signal Once: Z n. m, ITo; T:35 e.
n. 17ei u m, 10; p. m, 2so; 4:35 p. m, go
mum. lee.
0xygenized air for Catsrrh. at o1e F street.
Highest price paid for Ieft-on clothing, boots
shoes. SC, at HerIOR's, sl7 d street northwest,
Six per cent. paid on deposits, payable on de
AAnd. Special rates on time deposits ]. Il
Squire & Co., bankers.
Il. d. Cooks, jr., Co., street, near the
Treasury, do general banking business and buy
and sell District securities &C.
On Saturday Mr.. W. I. johnson, auetioneer,
sold the west half of lot No. q, square No. 800,
1or IS cents per foot, amounting to Ss17, to Mr..
John Kelly.
Ellen Reynolds alias Madam Wolfe, was con-
vieted yesterday, in the Police Court, Of keeping
| . bsEdy.house, and fined $500 and costs. An ap-
Zeal was taken.
Buy your goods for cash where you can buy
1 cheapest. II you do not intend to pay for what
yeu buy, do Rot buy Of those who advertise in the
SNATIoNAL REPUBLICAN,. ~-Tl
In the notice Of ''the Belt" railway published
yesterday, the name of MI, b. F. Fuller, the
S1Teasurer and one of tbedfectors, was accident
ally omitted from the list of officers.
Thirteen houses Of seven rooms with modern
4nproTements, can be bought of r. NJ. Hall, No.
81 Seventh street, very low and with little
money. A rare chance to stop paying rents.
From the Junction News Depot, corner Ninth
and z streets, we have the latest Of Harper's
publications, "Of the R6ll," by Katherine King,
All the new publications received as fast as Is
sued
ORcers of State associations, concerts and drs-
matte clubs should examine Tallmsdge hall be-
1ore making other engagements 1t is the best
AAll In the city for all purposes centrally located
and on first floor.
Emile Montrop, charged with committing q
rape on Agnes McLane, in his shop, on the sd
3nstant- was brought before Judge Smell yester-
nay and dismissed, his Honor concluding that 1t
Wasa case Of entirely different nature.
Everybody in want Of Welton, Brussels, three
ply or ingram carpets should examine the
numerous new and choice patterns from W. and
J. Sloane's, broadway, New York, on exhibition
g J. W. Mcknight & Co.'s, No. l427 PennsylVa-
MA sTenue.
Advertisements, from four lines upwards, can
be inserted in any leading city or country news
paper In the United States, q: lowest standard
rates adopted BY such papers, at Max Oohen's
Newspaper Advertising Agency, No. $50 street,
lTallmadge block rooms Is and 10.
Detectives Sargent and McElfresh yesterday
recovered large quantity of bed linen, towels
and napkins, the property Of H. Koppel. The
articles were stolen SEINE time since from the
house Of the aboYe-named gentleman, and the
ofncers have been on the lookout for them since.
Messrs Duncanson Bres., auctioneers, sold
yesterday for VIM. r. woodward, trustee, the
Eesternmost two thirds of lot O. in square 49, stu-
sted on q, near Twenty-frst street northwest,
eontaining about six thousand square feet of
ground, 10 7. Z. SNayzeu at 20 cents per square
Yesterday morning horse and buggy belong
ing to DR.. A. E. johnson was run into by team
Belonging TO a Mr.. Elliott, in front CT his (Dr.
Johnson's) residence, corner First and b streets
southeast Three wheels OF the buggy were COM
Yletely wrecked and the harness Considerably
damaged.
An accident happened TO Rev. David Wills last
Monday night at Eighteenth street. He was on
enc Of the Avenue horse cars, which failed to
stop long enough for the doctor to get off, which
caused him to fall heavily TO the ground and Il
is feared lie has dislocated his Left arm at the
nlboW Joint
Last Monday while the wagon of Mr.. NJ. Z.
Homiller, butcher. was on the way TO the Savage
Square market, driven by John Bingling in pass
ing near the corner Of Second street and Mary
land avenue northeast, it was overturned by the
driver attempting to keep out OF an excavation
made lor water pipes. Mr.. Bingling had his leg
broken below the knee.
Captain ]. P. Barrett, chief marshal Of the
uniformed Catholic societies of the city, will send
around notices during the week to the different
srEaniZstions which he represents to elect dele
gates to . convention to be held on the 10th Of
January next for the purpose Of choslng q chief
marshal ior the procession on St. Patrick's day,
and all ether processisns that may occur during
me year ensuing from that date.
~ A
Il, who are building the chariot street cars for
the K.street line have got them all completed
nxeept the painting, and will have seven cars
finished ready for shipment next Monday, and
They drove twenty -four persons around Concord
= one ot them last week, and they say II rode
anely; TSe Inc Is expected to be in running !
sFder py Christmas Rt fRrthest,
The chief signal Oticer's summary of mstsOro-
logical observations shows that during the month
= .ne mean rai,...., rai. was se5 inches;
prevailing direction Of wind, north; mean hr-
ster 3ol2O. The highest barometer was on the
22d, 80 7os; lowest on the 14th, 2o.533. The
highest temperature was on the 18th and 18th,
loeity Of wind was on the 9th, wher It reached
Is miles per hour. Number Of fair days In the
month. Z; clear days, s; cloudy days, i days on
which rain or snoW fell, Il.
A corresponaent writes ave were startled
nom our o0Q0uH Dy Luc JOgOuS 6AOubo Va eAS
urchins in this neighborhoot of Theirs ker"
sTherois a new kerH Come and see! .Oh, my,
fr,t II nicer sc. With the help Of black fe-
Rale IN habit talI tattered and torn, Screaming
and Resticalsting like one Of our aboriginal de-
pendents,' they succeeded in attracting quite
1roUd to the corner Of Fifth and O-street north.
west to witness the passage Of the eyentful 'hrtt
nAr, Of til North Capitol aRd streets and South
washington railroad. It was q beautiful little
one-horse concern, and looked strong and COM
1ortsble and presented decidedly hsndsomer
nppearance than any cars now In the city. 1t has
1he Improvement Of q railing behind to Epreyent
enc from topplinR out. The people In this section
cf the city look forward with interest for the new
ears to-day, which viii be great source OF COR
Tslience. As this section has been lately i'm
EfoVed with concrete streets and good sidewalks,
re would suggest to the Postmaster General that
letter box bo placed at the corner Of and Fifth
streets for the greater convenience of the residents
IN this section, or the removed OF the one from
Tihh and to Filth and D streets"