National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-03-22

During Monday throughout the Atlantic States
stationary rising barometer, northeast to north
west winds, clear, cooler, followed by warmer
winds near Cape Hatteras, attending the devel-
opment Of a storm to the southeastWard.
Use Patterson & Jones' Trophy tomatoes.
CHOICE fruits-MalaRs Fruit Co.. 4OS eth ct.
Mr.. James Laurenson, who has been eontinu-
ously justice of the peace since April, ls43
was recommissioned Saturday.
Car No. 43 of the street line accidentally ran
into q private carriage belonging to Mr.. George
Corkhill, breaking one OF the wheels.
Oficers Daily and Sutton found the store door
of W alter Hawkes., No. 1910 Pennsylvania ave-
nue., open at O'Clock yesterday morning, and had
il made secure.
The police of the various precints have been
inspected by Captain W. G. Brock. They ap-
peared in their summer uniforms, and their
appearance was very creditable.
Thos. Z. Waggsman real estate broker and
auctioneer, has sold to Willis Campbell thirty
five feet front OF lot -, on north street, be-
tween First and Third, at twenty cents per foot.
VIM. H. Wright, dentist, has removed his office
from No. 433 Seventh street. TO his residence, No.
633 F street, near Seventh southwest, whore he
will continue the practice OF his profession In all
its branches.
Ky enticed dog into the yard by showing him
bone that had no meat on IL. Afterwards Ky
was seen climbing to tree and the dog dolqg ms
best to stretch his pants out Of shape. Moral:
Never deceive big dog.
The stone wall in front OF the premises Of Mr..
James Crutchett on y street, near the Baltimore
and Ohio railroad, is considered in a dangerous
condition. Engineer Hoxie has directed the
owner to remove the same within ten days.
Friday while Mr.. NJ. D. Beall was alighting
from q street car in front Of bis residence, on
West street, Georgetown, he was seized with an
attack Of vertigo and fell to the ground, striking
the back of his head and infictinE serious injury.
The REPUBLICAN book and job Office, second
floor of THE NATIONAL REPUBLICAN building,
corner OF Pennsylvania avenue and Thirteenth
street, for prCmptness and excellence Of WORK,
SURPRISES any other printing establishment In
the city.
Saturday morning. about $50 o'clock, Ofieer
Hurst, Of the Sixth precinct, brought to the
by the men employed in cleaning the sewer
traps. The coroner was notified, but did not
deem an inquest necessary.
Sherman & Co, 1929 street, do q general
banking business, deal in all kinds Of bonds and
stocks District securities Q speciality. Buy and
sell gold and foreign exchange. Drafts on Eng
for the American and Red Star Steamship lines
An attempt was made early yesterday morn
ing to enter house No. 1913 street northwest,
tie rear Daft of the house. The burglar was in
terrupted before effecting an entrance, and es-
capped before the officer had On opportunity Of
capturing him.
TIE REPUBLICAN book and job department is
one of the very best appointed printing estao-
lishments in the country. 1t would be we'll Tor
lawyers aid other professional men, as well as
Sergeant Joseph Acton, of the Fifth police pre-
cinct, Saturday recovered portion Of the butter
stolen on the 10th instant from the commission
store of David E. Dutrow, corner of Tenth and y
streets northwest and also arrested st. Clair
Burley, the proprietor Of the restaurant No. 200
Eleventh street, where the butter was recovered.
Saturday valuable horse belonging to Mrs. Col.
Fred Grant died at the stables Of the President,
nearthe Executive Mansion. The animal was sent
here from Chicago some two months ago, and
since then has been worked but little until last
week, when It was driven to Seneca by Colonel
Grant and others, who went to that neighborhood
on q hunting excursion.
A mutual protection association has been organ
lied by the master plumbers and gas-htters Of
the District, and the following officers have been
elected: James RaRan, president; Daniel Han
ran. vice president; Tim. v. Noonan, secretary
+. A. RidgwaY, treasurer; executive com ittee,
James +. Brien, Charles &. Thorn, q. b. Pear
sop, u. X. Cruit, r. G. Campbell.