National Republican., 1875-07-05

weather probabilities, for the Middle and
Eastern States, estimated at q. m, were SOUTH
east to southwest winds, warmer, partly cloudy
weather and followed by rising barometer, with
light rains during the morning In the latter.
Thermometric readings taken July {, 1875, at
ne q siERsi s. uce; Al ~. a IN a. ';SS sso M
7s5e; II D. m, Teo Maximum. s6o; ;miniman, 67o.
Seven arrests were made Saturday night fer
airing crackers in the streets.
There was only eight men en- the police sick list
yesterday morning.
Sherman & Grant, bankers-Hiehest price paid
for 366 bonds and auditors certificates
From sunshine 10 shade. Only seven hours
Ilde 70 Rock Enon Springs on the Great North
Mountain range.
The morning reports for the different police
stations show "a arrests Saturday night for drunk
SIX per cent. paid on deposits, payable on de-
mand. Special rates on time deposits. ], II.
Squire Co.. bankers.
Treasury, do q general banking business, and
buy and sell District securities, etc.
Twenty, Is, 50. 100 and 25o-poupd PACKAGES Of
store, southwest corner Ninth and Z streets. The
2S-pound pals very fine. Prices low. 80
Brandt Mansion, Chesapeake bay, now open.
EYerYthing hrst class. For terms address Mrs.
Colonel Brandt, Annapolis, Nd.
About 1o:6s O'Clock Saturday night an alarm
was sounded from box 2S, caused By the explosion
northwest. No damage was done.
Mr.. James T. Harris, an old and respected citi-
1en, brother Of Onoer George Harris Of the
I9urth prectnct, died yesterday morning, after
nis reported that the grand jury have under
constderation the indicting OF the proprietors Of
Al the gambling houses in the District Of Oolum-
B. Il. Warner, auctioneer, sold on Saturday
afternoon for r. 5. Davis, trustee, through T. %.
Slsary, salesman, lot in square lss, to W.
Saturday night Edward Mclean, about seyen-
teen years old, was taken with 1T at the corner
70 the pavement. He vas taken TO his home INV sy
0fhcers Benton and Hess. =
TlEhman johnson, coIored, was arrested by
WaTrent sworn out by Alfred Nelson, charging
hearing.
webster granted permission TO DOL Clarence
Peters, commandtnR the 9th regiment. N. N. q,
o. Baltimore. Nd, to pass through the District
vernon on the I'D instant. ~. :. . q.
As the schooner L. B. Wheeler was proceeding
s aSEn y the % river Saturday, bound from GscsEe:
dris for repairs.
school was brought to the Central guard-house
last Saturday night on the charge OF disorierly
conduct, By Ofncer Breen, but was recognised by
SsrEesnt Dtnsmore, and yesterday transferred TO
It Is reported that the trotting horse Grey
Beard, owned by Frank Wright, Of Easton, was
Grey Beard has been under training the p ,st ten
weeks At Federalsnurg, previous to which Mr..
Wright had offered to sen the horse for $500
Ofhcer Howe, Of the Eight precinct repo
that about O'Clock yesterday morning SOME pr
son entered the stable yard Of George Hemzeling,
baker, doing business al the corner Of Yirginis
avenue southeast, and set IRE to his wagon burn.
ing the top of. Loss so. -rr .|
Parties wishing 70 spend q pleasant day take
the steamer Arrow to-day at 10 a. M, or the
large iron steamer Sue at p. m, for Mount
Vernon, and return at $50 D. m. or D. m
board. =
Martha Washington Social, T. OF H, No. l. is
to have quiet picnic at Meriden Hill, on Rock
creek, to-day. A number Of the members OF the
social IsnPls. At Baltimore, are to Join with
them, and pleasant day Is expected. Each pe--
son is expected TO carry his own proyender, and
all friends are invited. "..
Mre. Annie King has been reappointed music
teacher IN the schools connected with the Church
OF the Immaculate Conception At the recent
pliments from Fathers Walter and MCCARTHY for
the improvement made by the pupils entrusted
70 her care. The Rev. Fathers asserted that the
proficiency they exhibited gave evidence of the
lady being very industrious and competent
teacher.
DIR. Q. c. Cox president Of the Board of Health.
has been on . visit to Now Haven, attending the
annual commencement at Yale College and re-
union Of his class Of 1885, which proved q very In
teresting and enjoyable occasion. At the Alumni
and in his remarks said "Yale was delightful.
resting place In the journey Of its gradu Ates He
then pr0ct TO graphically portray the changes
since his college days. Referring to the six pres
traits hung on the walls about them he said their
influence still lived, and in conclusion he prophe-
sled for Yale the grandest future OF any college
In the country"