National Republican., 1875-07-16

Weather probs hilities estimated at l o'clock
a. M For tie Middle and Eastern STATES, fall
ing or stationary barometer, southwes to SOUTH
east Winds slightly warmer, partly cloudy or
cloudy weather, and rain areas.
Thermometric readings taken Jr.Iy Is, 1875. at
the Signal Once: At a. "a, T5o; 7:S5 a. m, 7s'
74O; Ii D. m, 80. Maximum. 800; minimum, ~.
Sherman Grant, banllers-Hig CHEST price paid
for SOS bonds and auditors certificates.
Judge Olin is reported to be lying seriously i'll
at his country residence, near Sligo, Montgo0erT
county, Nd.
Six per cent. paid on deposits, payable en de-
mand. Special rates on time deposits. j. H.
Squire Co., bankers.
H. ID. Cooke, it., & Co., street, near the
Treasury, do q ge1ersl banking business, and
buy and sell District securities. etc.
The directors of the Citizens National bank
have declared aesmIsnnuRl dividend Of i've per
cent, payable on the 1st of August.
T. N. Naudsin, TO9 Market space. has Just
opened 2 GOO yards Pacific Percales at l2k cents,
and all other goods proportionately cheap
Work on the magnificent new church Of st.
Patrick, Tenth street, near g street northwest,
will have to be suspended in Q few days in eense-
quence Of q want Of funds.
At the ninety-third monthly meeting Of the
Washington Cooperative Building Association
four and half shares - 5OOl were SOLD at an aV-
erage of 20 per cent, (the minimum
Mr. Wash. b. Williams yesterday afternoon
fold at auction the booths at the Schuetzen park
compared fayorably with those OF previous years.
Mr.. George Otto, of this city, has arranged with
the managers Of the Centennial in Philafelphia
for the exclusive right of selling sod water dur,
ing the six months in that city, paying $4,000
therefor.
Sergeant James E Boteler fell down at the cor
ner Of Pennsylvania avenue and Fourth street
east, about Il O'Clock yesterday. with sunstroke.
He was picked up and taken to his home and Dr..
McKim called in.
There was a large attendance Yesterday after
noon to witness the game Of base ball between
the Excelsior club, Of Baltimore, and the Ma
tionals, OF this city. The game was won by the
visitors by score Of 7 to 5.
A meeting was held at the Columbian Law
building yesterday for the purpose Of organizing
National Charitable Association. Mr. Q. W,
Hall occupied the chair, and Charles ID. Lewis
acted as secretary. After an informal consIdera-
tiOn of proposed constitution, the meeting ad
journed until Saturday next.
There was a large meeting at the Produce EX-
change yesterday evening, the president, john
A. Baker, in the chair The busiaess Of revis .ng
the prices current was hurried through. 1t
showed but slight change IN the market, coTn,
hay and butter having advanced and vegetables
declined. The exchange adjourned at about 6:3o.
At the annual meeting Of the stockholders of the
their office near street bridge and Rock creek
Wednesday afternoon, the following directors
W. Thompson. A. H. Herr, Lewis CIephane,
Matthew 9. Emery, William Thompson, and
Moses Kelly.
The District convention of the Young Mems
Christian Association FOR Maryland and West
Virginia convenes at Gum berland, Nd, to-day.
An Invitation has been extended for representa-
tlNes Ol lue dssOCldllOu 10 DC preseuI4
and the following gentlemen have been selected
70 attend: Z. N; Richards, y. +. Fresorey, A +.
Stuart, Jos. Nelson, J. g. Judd, Harry Youngs,
and Rev. George A. Hall.
As one of the teams of the fast freight line was
Standing on Thirteenth street, in front of the
Pennsylvania railroad ticket office, the horse evil
IDENTIFY thought that the lbe might be little
faster, and started down Pennsylvania ayenu
without waiting for the driver. The usual amount
of hubbub was raised, and quite a number Of me1
rushed out into the street, frantically waving
their hats but retired just before the team reae he'd
them. No damage was done, and the team finally
halted on Tenth street.