National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-10-08
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COmpaBy-LOcal Miscellany.


the Middle and Eastern States, higher pressure,
cooler clear or partly cloudy weather with north
westerly Winds and possibly frosts in and north
ofPennsylvania-
Thermometric readings taken October 8
1875 at the Signal Once: a. m, $50; 7S5 q. m.
so; Il m, $50; p. m, 59o ASS p m. 500; D. m
500; II p, m, As. Maximum. go; minimum, 49,.
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Sherman Grant, bankers-highest price paid
or 9-65 bonds and auditors certificates.
Try the B. q. cigars. They are the best Of all.
The United States steamer Fortune will leave
the navy yard in q few days for Pensacola.
Mr.. John H. Cook, attorney-at-lav, has removed
to his new office, No. Sl4 street northwest.
Highest price paid for left-oft clothing, boots,
shoes, SC, at Herzog's, 9l7 d street northwest.
The officers Of Howard Division, No. l, S. Of T.,
were installed Wednesday night by Deputy e. W.
p. Winfield.
A schooner load of Iehigh coal arrived at the
navy yard yesterday for the Bureau OF Equipment
and Recruiting.
H. ID. Cooke, IT., Co., street, near the
Treasury. do a general banking business and buy
and sell District securities &c.
Yesterday afternoon August Hitler was arrested
by Officer Harlow. having in his possession ham,
the hypOthecateG property Of U. ShatcT.
DR.. Blood's Office for the treatment Of Catarrh,
Bronchitis, Consumption, &c, by cxygeniEed air,
is at No. GIG street northwest.
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On Wednesday hight the new Junior professor,
Mr.. Edward 5. Reilly, delivered the opening lee
ture st the Law school CT Georgetown University.
On the 2lst instant there will be a grand demon
stration by the ODD Fellows at Leesburg, Va, 10
which the District lodges have been invited to
participate.
The Liquor Dealers Association held its reyu-
lar monthly meeting last evening at the S9nger-
bund hall, and nothing but routine business was
transacted.
the Marylad Synod, in session at Grafton, West
Va, az the representative OF St. Paul's English
Lutheran church.
The Supreme Council OF the Brotherhood of the
Union. alter short session yesterday morning,
with the newly-elected officers in their places, Id
jOurned for the year, and most oil the members
left for their homes during the day.
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Everybody in want of Welton, Brussels,
three-ply or ingram carpets should examine the
]. Slosues. Broadway, New York, on exhibition
at J. W. mcknight & Co.'S, No. 1877 Pennsylva-
ME avenue.
Wednesday evening, about 4I5 O'Clock, a
horse belonging to MIR. S; Carpenter ran away,
throwing out Wallace RayboId, white, and
Daniel Wood, colOred, near the North Carolina
Avenue Mission corner OF Fig nth street and North
Carolina avenue. Wallace RayOold was injured
about the head and back and was conveyed 10 his
nome on North Carolina avenue, between Tenth
and Eleventh streets. DR.. Adams attended him.
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Mr. John Z. Rohrer, of Georgetown, died at his
residence on Bridge street, Wednesday night, OF
organic disease OF the heart. Mr.. Rohrer was 10
hts thirty fourth year. and was native Of HRgers-
town, Maryland, but had resided in Georgetown
from his infancy. At the time of his death he
and was widely known and esteemed throughout
the city.
At a meeting Of the Potomac boat club, On
Wednesday evening, arrangements for the race
with the NDalcstGRs were perfected although the
date was not definitely fixed. 1t will probably be
either on the 18th or 18th instant. Tho Nassau
club, OF New FORK, who will be the guests Of the
Potomac club it is expected will arrive about the
18th. Mr.. H. S. LaTkiu, CT Georgetown, who was
commissioned to build new four-oared she'll for
the Potomacs. has returned from New York with
materials and is now building the she'll.
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In the report OF the proceedings the Potomac
Fruit Growers Association ia TIE REPUBLICAN,
of Wednesday reference to the excellent speci-
mems Of fruit exhibited by Mr.. A. H. Rag Doai, Of
Falls Church, Va, was u1iutcGtiHnai!y omitted.
Mr. Raymond exhibited specimens OF the Duchess
d'AngOulerne pears. one Of which weighed twenty
ounces, and also Bartletts, secoad growth from
blossoms in August.
In THE REPUBLICAN, Of Tuesday last IN an
Item in reference to the running over OF colored
named James Simonds, MIR. S. H. Merrill's mama
was Incorrectly used as the driver OF the horse
and carriage; but, to the contrary, MIR. Merrill,
instead Of inhicting the injuries on the boy, was
merely witness, and carried the boy to the drug
store. The correction is made in justice to Mr..
Merrll'S Good Samaritan way Of doing business.
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