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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-08

2iae2 lse Pnerto csoeo and Isggsyr. 2q 9S2 p:
s s s2s r. 1 r sSs T.
basso 2oe n al 600 ss,esa for HON. ron
sps; NAT s. 1SS n d."
state 1879 do. 1874 7dlIci Old od AS7ei Me-"
qSie. for an n s1d, lsf h sc
Dad s at SIC N.worleans was quiet at 6o4O C. iOr
Old crop ami oas2c f"r New ,,o, ,re,ud. IN the
Resins and although the q",S": ito"t
cool aned Quoted at 81 s5SI 90 sacs Of 80
.sy ca.i' VIII sales 4 Is ibis & closing at Al
Tar wss lguic, and unchanged .. LA, ro,sd Lin.
..sd fs sSGas sa wa Sss5
OIL 81 Sh : Ss sa an and anaSanSs 'D
S ,s Ss1y ns %sT m ss
change although iey V, n frm Crude
. IL s%5Ss ss ai% p S G'' for iii.
elS n Nsp nS IN .pGsr st Rsans az
psia ard amor quiet at i3c for tho former and IL
rsoyIslcS ISs market dun r., edsy sqa
JOB lot s sds There we're no TRANSMISSION. reported 10
Sp. s.T option Tor all the year wa, qgSe PG%n1 Ir "a
Prime for IL mediate del very s:Gasl0 90 and Prime
sSsisG xd @sFi S
@ ~; o Nsm Ins DO bs s, LAM , With o" i'm
I'D SALES 600 Pcn Hams f. bulk
s G rs.Sd 81 % 2ae . s%91 io M' s r@ nsd
100 nms bull At l5glGc Mises T,re agsl AID nS s
a :" rS f I market Ms' ruled 3" anli and scarcely 80
% o ss DO at an zoo ies M at &c. and Tor rre
delivery 2J0 Prime seller November az IL
$50 sellers option for all the az 2e Dressed
The supply large ard with moderately
inquiry, Iriss fruer ut 9s0lO'-'. FIR city.
noted the past three days with Che
grades In most favor with buyers, and firm while other he
seriptioBs CONTINUED good spny, snd not much
wanted $4,000. for Fair to Prime 81 a32c
Fine; 25d2 for Fair 10 Pr soc for
Dairy pan at 2ju3 C. for Common 10 Prince 351He.
for Good Ia Chie and state Dairy Cream ey rails
nj 32d:jc.; arc. for Common to GiDi PA
2sc for 10 Choice 25d:2c. for Fair TO Choice
Creamery; 80 sac for Choce d., pals AMI Western
Rolls 2Od27c. Choice Cheese wit on
map fJpu tie local trYle qrc ln'te state t,r'orr
at Sal IT, ior CQpmQp Good; ll114c for Good TO Fancy
and Dairy ai 55l3t wrsl.fn. - Or Conn on
10 tIo0d and i0L0l3c for Fine to Fancy. FScsIuc
and fr Fsh III OF sonew ai but riees werG nneha,g d
at Bic: Western at . 3c tie later Choice, southern
al 2sc Choice Canada at 20d3Oo and LINED al 2iG21c i0
Wea' err and State. -, -, . .
HlCE "a auet and UNCHANGED; Domestic st quo'ef 81
NC Common Primo Carolina ami I0nis ana ara 40
7Llc 81 50Qf2 90, gold al bond, and 6h
daGf.c. currency duty paid.
SkINSrhc has been moderate at former
prrcs receipts the week, 20 bales ac a l13
Nua Cruz blles Flo iiache sales dung The same
nero % bales MeXirau aud bai"s Payta Deer skins
arit receipts % bales Mexican witt sales or 3tOO
n, C,ufral American and - 90 n Mexican. WoIroft
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-08
WOOL MARX isT.

BOSTON rfass, Nov. GWool market quite active, prfc"
wen and the prospects O raie are more rncoura
ng Receipts continue large; Fine ohio AMI Pennsy want
been sought after and e sales or this descr1pili
hsve larger Ia preyo.s week since the nrN cl
cOlirg forward lh5 transaeo-s incl Del 419
D % Ky F1eeces RI 4j0+1 2c. 1hrrc aT'
now Flee nf ring 4Uc ANA i'e most iesrslh
a7di7.C sb0ut cents % n less than t'
cArrent rats the corresponding week asst year Mei
and NO Fleeces ba be- 81 ling ~ ~ 10 g AMI sil
Mirilan aud sOnsin Fleeces cry
ieW safes have been ma e al W
!5c y and No l. bat buyers have tGriet tie aticio
dnOs eNlls civ 20 beeces a. ines woods are evidently
very cheap at sent prices COnbng ana Dalne fl' c'
prices O. has taken place
2c for the most Irble lots II dome c
i,vy 10 J0nJ5c rr DrlaiHe cfins. all Os ole
continue readily akei The tfal.acttons III Caiiorl
Nuni have lie large, eouiIr y ~ upward ." 100
Bic. iOr spring aud loo &C. Or raj
,era IL sti cd assortment CahloIa Offering but Wit
lenand dcsiisblc io,s WI sv-
lici IL iIi.ird WoOS slng more freely III,
cOuprs ng 25OOO0 fr tile Week, principal.
,up,rs 4Uc. ~ L. y n.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-08
MI. Dbl. 250 Corn. bush.
Mnrutnp star.
GENERAL MARKLT REPORT.

SATURDAY, Nov. q. 1879.
AsHES-The demand continued limited aud both fots 1n1
Pearls DGminaly unchanged at 1d0c iof the i"is
and a i2c. for the latter. 1900, -,
COFFIfkio quet AM unchanged ri 1S12O'4c, gohi
invoices ~! 2c goid for Jobbns lots boo bags
South America, sold private terms; al me eos@ ne
market s,cady owing reported falling on IA
the receipts JaneIo Mild grades dun and nomi
nally unchanged a Maacabo including fine 81 ade AT
"a be- gold, reported sold. but particulars did mol Trans
pIe. -.
COTTON small bustnnss the spot done tod9y
at unchanged prices. Last eycuTg there iar business
the ports to-day lo&Zf
against 023, bales ths day as week. and Z.s2 bales t
ay Last wear salcs 500 bales ioi which lOO bat
last eveing including 200 bales for consumption Inc o
lawn yareth he uiI quotations:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-08

sTEARIN duh and nominal NJ II SC. tcr rime Western:
rALLOW-Harkrtq quiet aid steady sales o 60OO 10 '"o
and Prime ~ 9l209'Ac ,,--,-,
t-Thcre ~ "A ,ri market late liberal SALES
haviu an nt favorable holders. tn re IL good sap
III on hand however a fair Inc trade IL bcng Gon'.
WITS KY Market onet and steady sales 100 bhS a.
n allon. L. o. BOYD Co, In their circular 81
ills late state: High wines market during the wee
o-irc today has been fairly active ana trm opening on III
is, WIN 800 bbis at 81 IN ga and closing Z"
,l,y ur al 81 IL There increased demau and
g LIGHT receipts the stocz in store has en cHnierim
rctc. aud IL GOO 1l-. C0ISicrny the re
en the West, IN. ~ llig vines ns Dee
we'll s1si,- in this market with the Present light
do decline. Alcohol tax pl, hia
b rn IN gOod demand and sells ~ - 81 az ~ l leo
hol for export nominal nj 47HOc 4 gan no sales
Receipts fm the week. LOO bils; sales, l,75o bids.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-08
uAXANA MARKET-

HAVANA Nov. G-Sugar opening in demand; fhe meIte'
has days dull with small business tr "a ru
bat closed active; 10 Ia ~ d. 81 l4sQl5s feais vi
rols stoc wire1ousss al Havana and Aatanzas l4oJV
5000 hhds receipts o. the week, l,J0 boxes a0
100 hhds exrts OF u week, q 500 boxes apd 4ZS hhds
intending 900 and PA hhs 10 the IN ten :
Butter tjJdsSO q qniniaI American. Flour, s36ds
bbL Tor America Hams sasG2 gain5al Tor Ansrean
SugaTeuros Lard In kegs Si9G<49 30 q qnlnta 49, ~
iins sJ2as5 Potatoes s89S3 90 - bib. ralow, 500
So p quintll Wax white sl84E2o y arro1a; n sn
sales a A. gold NJ. and Iteh pi1o
1888 dull Pox, rrals SUI ar siea Is ~
~ ais. White Navy Beans. 2o@2s'a reals y srroIa
Corn, IL al reals arrOl Hoors-L ng shay' LIS. S
$50 VI. Ireghts uu!l and nominal Exchange act'e
a asl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-08
THE STATE OF TRADE.

EVKDFEAN MAIthEIN.
TrvrgPooI NOV G-l2 30 m.-Coituu r. dul arA easier
NlliIng Uul nir, Bl5ts; Nj dlnG Dreams ID sdee
O Uals including InGD for speculation and esaor IL
caut m Osl o w.ci 100 AnSrcan. Cotton TO ar
rive quiet aud unciaH sae, OF &dHtng Upalfs loN
nd,ue clase sIi ped UCOhci AMI November or SAIL al
a.. a: do co. s!pped uary and February lptr sail, a.
"a do TO- Nuve rd hy'ry, ~ Cad 10 do, Fehr
ary aud March ac en-, ba4 do. ri pptd FybrfIi!
AID March pr sail, AZ "a. do DO Marcn AMI Ap dti'
.fy, Mt. iagf.
iVFErIi Nov. g. D. m-Of the sples Of Cotton % day
2SI Bales American Bacon CO. t. WI. ioi Long Go It
iTtnfoo, Nov 6-Everi1g.-IdnseeiO on "a 9d26l p cwt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-08

For iuture drlv hcre vas small bnsIIlts " -
c,s Tie .al.s yesoJ after we've; Nov lnDe
loo ss, &C.; december, o l5,sc; January, LOO l3c
RE ,uary 100 l,sc; March, 600. IS C- June 800 ID ac
TOT al 500 bales Frat cal 'onny-Dtcem'tr 2" ioi-c
arr 800 l3 total i.l0 bales second CALI ndaI!
20 rs or total 500 haics UP 30 No en
rr 100 3sgc $500 l3ae,. 300 lJ's2o. lecrInbrr 100
49, g: 100 81 iec.; q. lS5s2c. January COO 3rc W
I3sscc February 200, l3tsc March, o., 1872 20 c
NAV 100 i327ecc: June, 100 l4ltCc, total bSUO ba'e
grand total loo bales. mn =,
- L. .til,...
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-08

The money market at the close of the week was
easy, call loans ruling at and per cent and prime
discounts at and 7. The following was the Clear
ing-hnuse statement to-day:
Cur exchanges 6OS SS7 Gold exchange SO -s SO7
Cur balalces 3eG2,7S7 Gold balances 47S.nl'
The following We're the clcarances and the result
ing balances at the NewYork clearinghouse for the
weet:
(,r cearances s47e Gold cearanees S2 9S7 go
Cur Oalauc So. 23G6isI2 Coli balances b,S 1874
Tae bank statement reflected large loss i'll legal
tenders due to shipments To the interior, and all off
setting gain in sp Gle of $3,324, 600. The banks
male a net gaia during the week of s969.95O aud
now hold in lawful money. in excess of % per cent
requirements, $9.o77,200 TIE following table
shows the condition of the New-YUrk City banks AT
the dates aforementioned:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-08
CATTLE MARKET.

CHICAGO Nov. e.-neceipls for the 1eek-Caie l9sct;
Hog 80 9O4 She~p. III last yoar-Ct~ l525i hogs
~, 100; sheep, 800 CAIfKd II, ~aA cas-. prhs nl
"a; iar o cluc- sloers, Slas4 10; extra, 70.
CHER close easy. hackers, ~ ZodSi oo' OK
rene range, S7N 81, inferior 10 extra
SHEEP a AZ 5Od4J
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-08
Linseed ION, 81 9d26i p cwt.
Liv~GPoOL MARkhr-soy. q.

IoNioN Nov -l2O 7. n--Ihe rat" 81 disc Iuht IN INC
,,s nsret lor thr. months bills IN cent or
cent mellow Bank of LnganG RATE UHitd "a - bonds
1868 os; tiyes, 1885 Lre hallway shares 10 d"
Io.IaM Now ca p. m.-Pars advices quote Rentes at
NDos Nov. $3.50 p. m.-consos 03isle for money and
81 for Ia, acCOlnt ~. ,,..- IL,
S,T,N Nov $50 D. m.-The amoupt OF hui ION Wit
Jra. "A ron BtnS OF England on balance t01iay ~
= 90 up ~ Of Petroleum, 3l21 d. y allon
LONDON MAhkaI-SO'. O.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-08
"a years:

The Government directors Of the Union Pacific
Railroad have made their annual report TO the Sec
Rotary If the Interior and the document has been
published. In the report much spa rs gwen ~ the
improvements along the road and The precautionary
measures taken against snow bOckades and frcsliets
ar genera Nv commended. The establishment ol
rolug-nill AZ Laramie il regarded wise, a. 1t viii
work great saving In the cost Of rcrollng the icon
Of the road The port shows thar the transp"rta-
ton Of cattle over the road IL rapidly increasing and
tia. coal is now produced no the COmpanys mines at
fraction under ~ per ton In reg rt Ia the traffic
Of the road the Government directors present the
following facts:
Tebisness the road for the year has been very sat
haCtO4y n feared last year tuat TIE seu"fH ne
pss0n which had t,n upbD the business az the couh
try would ,.rioasy aud nnfaYurlt affect the earnings
Of the road for wnrb 10 are now report
Ing. Tao f-ars entertained sem now I" nave been
si"lnd.es~, w appar fr"m inc rou paauNe s ,.
~ The earn - AMI expenses for The years 1874
and 1873, gwen hsrcw tn
Year ending YeaT ending
ro,. J1us 20 s7a J'"e 50 - - q, g gi "a
Esl~,s 1sOnss s. sSs77s,i9 'i7ssGd n LIS %
kst earnings. 6,l5t.s70 50 G73aS0i % l'S7e''@''
cant. +967 81 80
lifs relations between the Company AMI The ooV-
eminent are much discussed ia the report, which
closes with the following in regard Ia this matter
The esiabli' hmeDt harmonious relations between
NINA Ion o" te obliy ti0ns aud g,s "i cac II nD ebi
r. 'y 10 be . sired N this he dome without loss
70 th- government. all win eonccsse ihe w1sslh OF doing
u luolsJs. fiDns the COMPANY tue door 20
Ex"tatlons winch may lead To tale result. Ana not
vi hst ndInK IL ais - the past. tie fat remss
tAa' the Union Pacific hilrokl is vast snd valuable
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-08

rnt n"S-t'pHAs '',o-
FgasAFOEI, NV bUnitsd stats bonds Sew tlVes 9ss.
p,1S Nov. observation-disclosures IN London. ZJL 2Ic
for SIGHT on, q, - a.u..t. -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-08

The following shows the relation between the
total reserve of the banks aud the total liabilities
80
snecte .... og209O0 sl324b,5OO Inc. s824.h0
,lJJ, 3i.3l4.JU0 Dec 2lio.JOO
1ots reserve sGSS763JO SGlJ60OOo Inc. s. ,lsS. 200
keserye required
nsl sits J5,2b3.O60 b5,4o2,SOO
Exc, rs Of reserve
above le. al
CmrcineAts..... 3. 20 y %UO ibc.- $1,000
I0sns - .. 275 80 100 27GJJ5,oUO iuc..... 6CU.JCO
Government bonds were moderately active and
er,a, ", annoy closing ouotations:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-08

tate bonds quiet.
Railroad bonds were strong and in active demand
the Pacific issues making further advance; Centrals
rose to lO}5s Union rsts to 1903, and linking Funds
H. SO. Northwest gold bonds were IN good request
atS7QS7ls.
The following shows the exports Exclusive of sp'-
eie from the port of New-York ~ foreign ports for
the week ending Nov. . and since the beginning OF
the year: ~ " s.x
rOs the week s59523s5 s. S$Glo 5ss$ 9l7
reported % li0s,DS 2iOS9 ,i16 2oJ6 ZV'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-08
RECEIPTS OF DOMESTIC PRODUCE.
WEEKLY STATEMENT OF IMPORTS.

The following mportaons OF general
the port of New.York for the week cning Nov o. 800
So pLgs yslue No. Pigs. Value.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-08

The following is a comparative statement Of the
exports of specie from the port of New-York to
foreign ports since Jan to this date for period Of
National Republican., 1875-06-25
ROCK ENON SPRINGS,
FREDERICK COUNTY, VIRGINIA,
Open June Is to September Is.
Mrs. CLARA A RINES,
see, $40 and s12 Twelfth street, Washington,
Proprietor,
A. 8. PRATT,
Business Manager.
j. TABOR JOHNSON,
Resident Physician,

Fare from Washington to the Springs and re.
turn, $50. Leave by b. & D. Z. X. At $50 a. m.
Through cars to Winchester. Fine, light coaches
from Winchester to the Springs, arriving at m.
Those looking for pleasant home in the noun
talns Tor the summer, where they can have every
enjoyment, free from the restraints of FASH
iOn-Where thew can enjoy pure air health giving
waters and grand scenery, cannot hnd more de-
nghtful spot than Rock EnOn Springs. jel2-tf
National Republican., 1875-06-25
COMMENCEMENT DAY.
fCout;nu.a fro.. r;rsf pao.N

Mary Foy, Ella Beers, Edith and Nellie Ewing,
Lilly Miller, Teresa Bohn, Martina Smith, Nellie
BTyer, Katie Hickey, Agnes Byrne and Rachel
intermediate Department-To Misses Mary
Cunningham, Debbie Meade, Lizzie McNamara,
Elite Richards, George Miller, Mary Barry ] ose-
phine Guigon, Rose Walsh, Julia Fitzpatrick,
AVy Barry, Julia Wright, Jennie Reilly, Bessie
Gultck, Ella Barnes, Pauline Trewitt, Annie
McAuley, Ida Mccoy, Maud Thompson and Mary
Junior Department-To Misses Lulu Daley,
Barbara Rosseau, Lilly Kearns, Ruth Brown,
Nettie Mead, Annie Roach, Flora Engle, Agnes
Hutchinson, Mary Carroll, Laura Sullivan, Ida
Reilly, Seila CoOms, Laura DeskIns, and Emma
Minim Department-To Misses Julia Mead,
Maggie Hickey, Mary Gray, Bertha Mentally,
CoomS, ROSE Bradford, Flora Omit, Addie Blaine.
Bessie Dillon, Lizzie Healy and Mary Lanman.
Senior Department-Orowns for amiable and
walsh, Alice McVantz, Annie Cunningham,
Annie Byrne, Edith and Nellie Ewing, Martina
Smith, Agnes Byrne, Nellie Dwyer and Mary
Mcnamara, Jennie Mitchell. Ella Beers, Lilly
Miller, Teresa Bohn, Katie Hickey, Katie Sage
intermediate Department-Crowns to Misses
Mary Cunningham, Lizzie Mcnamara, Jennie
Reilley, Georgie Miller and Josephine Guigon;
Julia Fitzpatrick, Ida Mccoy, Ella Barnes, AVy
Barry, Julia Wright, Maud Thompson, Annie
MeCsulsy Ettis Richards and Mary Conway.
Daley, Ruth Brown. Ida Reilly, Mary Carroll,
Agnes Hutchinson and Nellie Mead; first honors
to Misses Annie Roach, Rarbara Rosseau, Laura
Sullivan, Laura Deakens, Leila Cooms Flora
EnKle and Emma Mcnamara.
Minim Department-Honors to Misses Susie
Oooms, Julia Mead, Agnes Gray, Nellie Sage,
Enc Burrett, Rose Bradford, Mary Flynn, Berth Q
Mentally and Flora Omit.
For proficiency In tapestry work-Misses Lottie
Smith, Agnes Byrne, Annie Cunningham, EttIe
Richards, Mortina Smith, Mary Foy, Julia, Fitz-
patrick, Maud Thompson, Mary Carroll, Mary
Cunningham, Nettie Mead, Jennie Reilly, Annie
McCAuley, Mamie King and Susie HitE. The
picture Of George Washington, wrought by Miss
Lottie Smith, deserves particular mention. "Our
Saviour at the Well" by Miss Annie Cunning
ham, and "The Artist, by Miss Agnes Byrne,
also attracted much favorable comment.
National Republican., 1875-06-25
ANEW DRIVING ASSOCIATION.
Primary Meeting Last Night.

A meeting was held last evening at the Ma
tional hotel looking to the establishment Of Q
company to purchase the old National Race
Course. Judge Blatchford was called to the
chair and Mr.. Blair to the secretaryship. After
the president had stated the object Of the meet
ing.
Mr.. W. H. Wright made a motion that a com
mittee Of three be selected to take special steps
carried.
Messrs. W. H. Wright, Lincoln, Of Washington
county, E. b. Cottrel, John W. Shaw and Frank
Hume were appointed such committee
On motion q list was opened and the secretary
instructed to leave duplicates st the principal
hotels for subscriptions.
A discussion was had in regard to the location
OF the park, and the old National Race Course
Mr.. J. F. Russell spoke Of the eligibility Of
Warrington as the poiut for q grand national
race course, and said that there was money and
enterprise and taste enough here TO establish
such park as We would be proud OF, and would
draw people from all parts. He recommended
that II the National park could not be obtained
suitable to the construction Of tracks for running
and trOtting, octagonal and straight and also
Mr.. johnson moved that o committee Of three
be appointed to ascertain, and report at the ReXt
meeting, where and att what price land can be
teeured for suitable grades for q one-mile course;
which was adopted.
The Chair appointed Mr.. johnson, Horstfo
Browning and Judge BlatchfOrd as the commit
On motion, It was decided to fx the capital at
$500 onS-third cash, one-third in six and one
third in twelve months, and that the shares be
500 each. The matter Of preventing monopoly
Of the stock was fully discussed. when iE was de-
cided TO limit the numb Of shares to be held BY
each individual to ten.
Mr.. johnson moved that at the next meeting an
organization be effected, and offered o resolution
providing for the selection Of officers and board
Of directors, which was variously modified and
substituted and discussed until the following res
olutiOn was offered and adopted: THAT the stock
holders at the next meeting proceed to elect q
secretary and treasurer (thus electing the prin-
cipal officers by the general vote) and q board Of
nine directors from whom the president and vice
president shall be elected"
On motion OF Captain Cutler, G. r. Sherman
and Judge BlatchfOrd were appointed a commit
tee to draft constitution and bylaws, to be sub
mitted for the action of the next meeting.
On motion It was decided that the next meet
ing would be held two weeks hence, at O'Clock,
after which the meeting adjourned.
STILL ANOTHER TRACK.
Mr.. F. P. Hill proprietor of the fremont house,
Of this city, has purchased of A B. StoughtOn 100
acres OF land at Benning's station, on the Bslti-
more and Potomac railroad. for $50, 900, on which
he proposes to establish hTst-class race course,
with suitable buildings and other necessary Oc-
commOdstiOns Mr.. Hill expects to have the
track ready in the fall for ,fTst-class meeting,
and promises to Oder such Inducements will
attract the best trOtting horses in the country
to it,
National Republican., 1875-06-25

Weather probabilities for the Middle ami East
ern States, estimated at q. m, were stationary
t1re. southTesteriy winds, clear and partly
cloudy weather, with occasional light rain In the
western portions.
Thermometric readings taken June "a, 1875, at
Il n so; D. N, $50; 4:S5 p. m, go; p. M,
$50; Ii p m. SO. Maximum. 97o; minimum, T30.
Cream punches at Gautier's, ss7 Pennsylvsnia
avenue Opens every morning a. O'CLOCK.
Sherman & Grant, bankers-Highest price paid
for S65 bonds and auditors certificates.
Six per cent. paid on deposits, payable on de-
nRnd. Special rates on time deposits. J, h.
Squire Co., bankers.
From sunshine to shade. Only seven hours
ride to Rock Enon Springs on the Great North
Mountain range.
H. u. Cooke, jr., Co, z street, near the
Treasury, 90 general Danklng business and
buy and sell District securities, etc.
W. E. Weygant, esq.,, has resigned his position
as cashier Of the Citizens National Bank. He
has our best wishes for his success in any new
business in which he may embark
Twenty, %, so, 100 and $50 pound packages of
the finest butter received daily at Spicers butter
store, southwest corner Ninth and streets. The
25pound pals very fine. Prices low.
Mrs. DR.. Henry Richings, Of 1888 street, and
her beautiful little daughter, Mamie, left for
Rockford, Ill, last week, to be absent during the
summer months. The doctor will join them in
July.
After the accident in N q. Draper Co.'s MILL
on Wednesday, resulting in the death Of Richard
MOsee by coming in contact nth revolving cir
cular saw, the firm and their employees, some
twenty-three in number, subscribed SS5-25 for the
beneht of Mosee's widow and children.
About l O'Clock yesterday man named Daniel
Bradley, who was driving cart along Seventh
Etreet, between q and H streets southwest, fell
of and received severe injuries about the head.
He was taken to KelIy's drug store and thence
removed to Providence Hospital.
We deeply regret TO learn Of the sudden death
Of the youngest child (eiRht months old) Of Mr..
q. F. Gulick: MI; and MIS-; G., by advice Of
their child for Hamilton, Va At the time Of
leaving their boy seemed to be cheerful, but on
arriving at their destination he became suddenly
much wor. e, and died at p. N. The remains ar
rived here yesterday morning, and, on account Of
the very warm weather, were taken at once to
Oak Hill cemetery. where the funeral ceremonies
tOek place.
National Republican., 1875-06-25
DISTRICT NOTES.
Location Of the Kew Fire-Alarm Boxes

LOCATION OF the New E1re-Alarm Boxes
A 12-inch pipe sewer has been ordered on both
sides of Sixth street east, between North Carolina
avenue and street south, and sewer pipe Of
the same size on the east side OF the same street,
between and B streets southeast, with man.
holes and traps
The following are the locations selected for the
new fire signal boxes: Corner Of Twenty-fOurth
and G; Twenty-fourth and l.; TWENTY first and
H; Twentieth and NJ; Nineteenth and X; Nine
teenth and l; Nineteenth and F; Seventeenth and
NJ; Seventeenth and q; engine-hO on X; Fif-
teenth and !; Fifteenth and q; Fifteenth and
Massachusetts avenue; Fourteenth and u Four
teenth, between q and K; Fourteenth and Penn
sylVania avenue; Thirteenth and New York ave-
nue.; Franklin enRIne-hOHse: Twelfth and S;
Twelfth and L; Eleventh and G; Eleventh and
y; Ninth and ID; Ninth and II; Ninth and p; E,
between Seventh and Eighth; Bank Of Washing
ton; Seventh and Massachusetts avenue; Seventh
and M; Seventh and X: Sixth and q; Sixth and
Missouri avenue; Pennsylvania avenue and Four
snd-a-hslf; Massachusetts avenue, between
Fourth and Fifth; Fourth and New York avenue;
Fourth and .; North Capitol and H; Delaware
avenue and o northeast: Delaware avenue and
K northeast; East Capitol and Second east; Mary
land avenue and o northeast; Sixth and Il
northeast; East Capitol and Seventh; Tenth and
H northeast: New Jersey avenue, between and
u southeast; Second and ID southeast; D and Sew
enth southeast; Eleventh and B southeast; EleT-
Arsenal; Foura I'D a. half and N southwest; Four
and-a-half and H southwest; Four. and s-half and
Maryland avenue; Virginia avenue, between
Four-and: :a-half and Sixth, at engine-house;
Maryland avenue and Seventh; Seventh and F
southwest; Seventh and 4 southwest; Maryland
avenue and Eleventh southwest; and Thirteen
and-a- half southwest, and Smithsonian building
vice If permission can be obtained-one in St.
Dominic's church, corner of Sixth and south
west: one in the Western Presbyterian church, on
west, and one IN St. Johns church, Georgetown,
on Second, near High.