National Republican., 1875-07-30

Weather probabilities estimated at l a. m--For
the Middle states, rising barometer, westerly 60
cloudy weather.
ThermOmstric readings taken July p, 1875. at
the Signal Once: At a. m 60; 7:S5 a. m, go;
7eO: Ii D. m. $50. Maximum. SO; minimum. $50.
Prof Valentines excursion tonight, starts $50.
Try the B. q. cigars. They are the best Of all.
The repairs to the chain-restfng machine in the
chain shop at the navy ard have been completed.
Sherman Grant, bankers-Highest price paid
for S65 bonds and auditors certificates.
The police are to receive their pay for July on
Saturday next
Francis NJ Hunter, ESQ.,, has been appointed q
notary public for the District of Columbia.
Six per cent paid on deposits, payable on de-
mand. Special rates on time deposits. ]. II.
Squire & Co, bankers.
Potomac dge Of Odd Fellows, Ceolorei,) ac-
companied by Kings band, went to Rockville
yesterday, where they spent tie Cay.
H. d. Cooke j., c. ,r StFsss eSs,ness essr apS 5ns
buy and sell District securities etc.
Prof Valentines annual excursions are the
e*op m for Marshall Hall, returning at l:S0 a.
m. Cards at 5O2, Ninth and E streets.
The case of Langdon VS. Evans oecupied the
Circuit Court, Judge Humphreys, all day yester-
day, and was not concluded. No other civil court
was in session.
H. H. Shattuck, of Massachusetts, has bean
promoted and appointed q clerk of the second
class in the office Of the Second Auditor of the
Treasury, to take effect on the lst instant.
The ladies of HThe Flower and Fruit Mission"
received large number of donations Of flowers at
their rooms, 14l1 street, yesterday, and the
same were arranged into hoquets and distributed
to the inmates of ''St Elizabeth Asylum"
Yesterday morning Lieut.. Austin received
dispatch from one Of his officers doing duty in the
county, stating that another disturbance at the
fSe e1ensnt al an once ordeIe9 some Of his
mounted men to proceed there to meet any out
break. No disturbance took place.
Yesterday q party Of over two hundred, from
ct SchOOl Salem Virginia
visited this city under the charge Of their superin
tendent, DR.. q. q. Wheaton. The party had Q
very pleaEant time, visiting all the )ints of in
terest in the CITY, and leaving for no ne about
O'Clock in the afternCon.
Building permits were issued yesterday as fol-
dwellings,, 70 by Sc ieet, north side q street be-
tween Thirteenth and Fourteenth northvest-
$4,000; Samuel H. Wimsatt, twostOry frame
tween Ninth and Tenth sOuthwest-S2OoO.
Oriental Lodge, No. 8, I. Q. 9. T., have elected
sR fi5' " t5' e. En- fs?'Hns q s. xs as oS"i
Cooper, W. s.; 8. Jones, W. +. s.; S, N. CLARK.
W: NJ; George q MePhoTsSn. cha plain; az Ne1lis
W. 4. Wheelock as delegate TO Grand Lodge,
vice Jameson, resigned.
Mics Julia Harden, bright and interesting
orphan girl, recently from 81. Mary's county,
Maryland, who was placed in Providence hospital
= few days since by some charitable ladies, died
undertaken, has kindly consented for the funeral
services TO take place at his house this afternoon
n b:SO O'CLOCK, after Which ne VIII FORWARD the
corpse 10 ST. Marys county for burial.
meeting OF the members OF the Baltimore
SchuetEen Association desirous OF participant 4
In the festival OF the Washington SchuetZen :.
ISOLATION which begins next N o lday, was held VI
Bitter'E hail. on Pratt street, last evening There
was large number Of members Of the Baltimore
SchuetEen Association present. II is expected
that a delegation OF sixty members will take part
IN the Washington Sehue :Eenfest. The West
Baltimore SchuerZen Association will se' hve
delegates to the festival Ysstsrdays Baltimore
AmcTicCn.
Base Ball.
A fine game Of base ball was played on the
Olympic grounds yesterday between the Eagles,
of East Washington, and the Eagles, Ounior
champiUns) Tho former won. The champions
failed to hit the pitching Of Conaway.
Eagle, (E. W.}........l Q 0 0-ls
Eagle, u. c. .........l o o o l. 3
Umpire, Mr.. Hough, Of the Nationals; scorer,
y