National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-10-21
local MISCELLANY.

Weather probabilities estimated att q. m.-For
the Middle and Eastern states, low pressure,
southwest TO southeast winds, warm, clear or
partIy cloudy weather.
Tbermometric readings taken October 20,
1878 1t the Signal Once: a. m, $50; I:So q. m,
$50; Il m, $40; m, $40; 4S5 p. m. 500; ?; NJ
ago; IL p, M, IS. Maximum. 500; minimum %.
Try the d. G. cigars. Thew are the best OF all.
Attend Hempler's (optieisn) auction this even
ing.
Sherman Grant, banEers-higbest price paid
for 3-e5 bonds and auditors certificates.
Highest price paid for left-of clothing, oooss,
shoes, sc, at HerIog's, sI7 street northwest.
II. ID. Cooke, it,, Co., F street, near tne
Treasury, do q gsneIal banking business and ouy
and sell District securities &c.
Dr. BloOds once for the treatment o. Tasat IN
Bronchitis, Consumption, &c, ~ oAysehiAeu An'
Is at No. 6is street northwest.
On next Monday evening Rev. p. A. Dlnahan
will lecture In ST. Dominics church on the sue,
ject; 1.-THE temporal poNeri shall " % restoredF
The case Of Isaac Bowie, colored, for highway
robbery and outraging colored girl named bsne
Green, N "Hells Bottom" on the 18th instant,
has been sent to the grand izry.
The Board Of Fire Underwriters have under
OF the building regulations and parPose bringing
the matter before the District Commissioners.
b. H. Warner, auctIoneer, sells for r. s. Davis
this evening, at i've o'clock square Isl, on d, pc
This is the most desirable and valuable square In
that part Of the city.
Mrs. Cox, residing at No. IS street northeast,
was knocked down and run over by milk wagon
on H. near First street northeast, on Tuesday, and
both of her ankles were injured. She was removed
to her home, where medical aid was rendered.
Everybody in want Of Welton, Brussels, three
ply or ingram carpets should examine the
numerous new and choice patterns from w. and
]. Sloanes, Broadway, New York, on exhibition
at J. W. Mcknight Co.'s, No. l4H PennsylVa-
mia avenue.
man named Thomas Smith, an employee Of
the bureau Of engraving and printing, has had his
with the mschinery in the drying-roOm. His
wounds, though painful, are not dangerous, as ne
Is again at his post.
The new steamer Of the Inland and Seaboard
COasting Company's line, the John W. Thomp-
soD, which was expected at the Sixth. street
wharf yesterday, was obliged to return 10 For
tress Monroe on account Of q storm on the bay.
She will sail as soon as the weather permits.
a colored man named Emanuel Dodsou was
drowned about O'Clock yesterday, in the Chess'
peake and Ohio canal, near the Chain bridge, BY
notified, and will make IN official examination
this morning.
The Kansas and Nebraska Republican Associ.
GERS elected: President, W. H. Powell, of Kansas;
vice president, NJ. A. Mcpherson, Of Nebraska;
secretary ]. p Hamilton, Of kansas: correspond.
ing secretaries-for Kansas, 1. E. Vail; for Ne
brasks, Thomas Coleman; treasurer, ]. N. Hall,
of Kansas.
Mestrs. Duncanson Bros, auctioneers, sold yes.
terday, for James E Fitch, trustee, lots 81 IS and
80 Of subdivision of square 24s, fronting each
twenty-three feet ten inches L street, and run
ming back one hundred and forty:three feet ten
inches TO an alley, to Judge ]. W. BARLEY, at
q 421x per square foot.
MIR. James Walker, who has for long time
been the assistant superintendent Of the Oak Hill
cemetery, died on Tuesday night In the general
hospital, from the effects Of an injury Of the leg
which be sustained come time since while building
q wall for grave In the cemetery. The wounded
limb was Amputated q short time before his
death.
W. l.. Wall & Co, $50 Louisiana avenue, will
offer for sale TO-DAY large lot Of new and second.
hand furniture, consisting Of elegant walnut
suites with bureaus and dressing cases; parlor
suites in reps ferries and haircloth; walnut side
boards batracks, eiegeres, lounges, curtains, cas-
tors, table crockery cornices, &c, sc. No better
opportunity has ever been offered to those want
ing to purchase household furniture for the COM
ing winter,