National Republican., 1875-11-02
ro..l MiseeIIany Tent VisitatiOns'
,-..,o,s of 0mcers, Association
meetings, Fires, Arrests &C.

Weather probabilities, Estimated at i q. m,-For
the Middle States, rising barometer, northwest
TO northeast Winds Slightly warmer, partly CLOUDY
hipher barometer northwest to northeast winds,
slight changes in temperature, partly CLOUDY,
cold weather and possibly light rains or snow In
the southern porton.
Tbermometric readings taken October 81,
ls75, at the Signal Ofice: a. m, $50; 7S5 a. m,
$50; u n, 40; p. m, 4so; 4S5 p. AGO; p m,
zOe; II D. m. 49, Maximum. $50: minimum 81
Hempler, the optician, is selling of rapidly.
Oxygenized air for Uatsrrh, at els street.
Trvtbe b. @. cigars. They are the best of all.
sherman & Grant, bankers-highest price paid
for SOS bonds and auditors certificates.
Highest price paid for Ieft-otf clothing, boots,
shoes, &c, at Herzogs, sl7 D street northwest.
AK. Browne, ESQ.,, yesterday notified Judge
Smell of his resignation of the oflce of attorney
20 the Board OF Health.
H. D. Cooke. jr., s. Co., street, near the
Treasury, do a general banking business and buy
and sell District securities sc.
Aladdin Security OIL is safe under all cIrcum-
stances. 1t will burn in ali kerosene or coal oil
Iamps Ask for It, and take no other.
The Gonzaga Club met last evening, but no
business Of importance was transacted, and the
meeting was ADJOURNED until MONDAY evening
The rooms of the Republican Congressional
committee, at 1905 street, will be open tO-Right
tin u O'Clock, for the reception Of election re-
turns.
At the annual meeting of the stockholders of
the Metropolis Savings bank yesterday after
noon the old board of trustees was reelected for
the ensuing year
Advertising is now recognized by business men,
having faith in their own wares, as the most ef-
fectiye means ior securing for their goods wide
recognition Of their merits.
W G. Miller and G. W. Miller were assaulted
Sunday night on street, near New Jersey ave-
nue. by tour colored men, the former receiving a
cash in his thigh, and the latter q cut over the
left eye.
These in search Of the best work and materials,
and lowest prices in psperhangings, window
shades, &c, will find it TO their advantage and
save money by purchasing Of l. +. Clarke, l223
Pennsylvania avenue.
AT Bethel hall last evening the Amateur Glee
Club gave its second grand concert The singing
Throughout the entertainment was Of q fine order,
and reflected much credit upon the conductor,
Mr. Turley, and the others who participated in 1t.
Everybody in want ofwelton, Brussels, three
ply or ingram carpets should examine the
numerous new and choice patterns from W. and
At J. ". Mcknight s Co.'s, No. 1877 PenRsylVa-
mia avenue.
Oficer Leeple found a colored man, named
James Renfro, lying on the pavement on q street,
between Sixth and Seventh streets, with Sc
we're cut in the temple: Medical assistance was was
provided for him. He stated that he had been
attacked by number Of men.
Messrs Duncanson Bros, auctioneers, sold yes
terday afternoon for J ohm J. johnson and WILL
liam W. Boarman, trustees, lot l, in Dayidson's
subdivision Of square 56S, situated on NJ street,
between Ninth and Tenth streets northwest, 10
q. A Beavans, for s., $50.
Messrs. Duncanson Bros, auctioneers, will
commence tonight at O'Clock to close out the
entire stock Of D. Jacobs, esq, 1905 Pennylvauia
avenue. The sale will be one OF the largest Jew
elry sales ever held in this city, the stock being
valued at S7j, Geo. As Mr. Jacobs is In i'll health
which accounts for selling, bargains can be eG
pected.
The District tent Visitations of the Permanen
Order OF Rechabites will take place as follows
Mount Vernon Tent. Thursday, November II
Friday, November 26; Excelsior, Tuesday, No
Tember co; Heber, Monday, December 6; Ph9HiG
Tuesday. December Il; Eagle, Friday, Dscem
Der l.; Eagle Junior, Saturday, November 8.
The alarm of fire little after s o'clock yesteI
day morning from box IS was occasioned by tn
discovery OF FIRE in the of the building north
west corner OF Pennsylvania avenue and Mint
teenth street, occupied by Z. A. Butts as dru
and extinguisbed the flames without much dan
age. Supposed to have caught from stove pipe
The Washington StenogrsphIc Association he'll
business m citing at its rooms, No. 1927 street
last evening. This society is composed of tn
principal stenographers Of this city, and although
quite young, bids fair to have a long, prOsperou
and useful existence. The literary meetings o
the ASSOCIATION will hereafter be held on Monda,
evenings, when the memberE of the society wouIl
be pleased to meet its friends and well wisherS.
Among the auction sales to be held this morn
ing, the most attractive one is that Of Duncansol
Bros, who will sell the entire contents OF MI
AdamsOn's billiard saloon, No. sos Ninth stree
northwest. Mr. A. has seven hne billiard table
in perfect order, and just the thing for prfvat
gentlemen, being OF the latest style. This chanc
70 obtain first~class table should not be missed
In this sale are two French-plate mirrors, suit
able for private families. The sale commences q
10 o'clock a. N.
A certificate ofineorporation Of the "Americal
Pulp and Paper Company" has been hled in tn
Office Of the recorder of deeds. The capital stool
is fixed at $50, ,0OO divided into 500 shares
with par value Of 800 each, and with the priv
lege Of increasing the same TO S3eo, 900, with tn
shares in the same ratio. The following are tn
trustees: E q. lngersoll, H. NJ. F. '. StamI
VIM. L. Vsnderlip, Chas. Z. CLARK, G. S. Palmer
Chss. NeaIe, James p. Heron, Geo. T. Jone
and Geo. W. Balloch.