National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-10-20

weather probabilities, estimated att Q. m.-Fel
the Atlantic States, higher rising barometer
northwest to northeast winds, and warmer, partly
cloudy weather.
Thermometric readings taken October 10
1875 at the Signal Once: a. m, 40; 7:35 q. m.
lo; Y m, 40; E m, !go; as p P; m: 40; sP;
80; IL p, m, IS. MAXIMUM. 500; minimum, $50.
Attend Hempler's auction tonight.
EHempler has auction Thursday evening.
TrY the B. O. cigars. They are the best of all.
RWash Nailor is building new stable, o. by To-
feet, in rear of his present one.
Sherman Grant, bankers-highest price paid
for 3-65 bonds and auditors certificates.
Highest price paid for leftsff clothing, boots
shoes, &c, at HerZog's, e1T D street northwest.
h. ID. Cooke, jr., & Co., F street, near the
Treasury, do general banking business and buy
and sell District securities sc.
Dr.. Blood's office for the treatment Of Catarrh,
Bronehitis, Consumption, &c, by oxygenized air,
Is at No. els F street northwest.
are new ana Rec by tS ne o.
bridge, both going and coming.
Thomas Curray fell from house, No: 2l6 Della
ware avenue, which he was painting Monday az
ternoon and was seriously injured.
At meeting Of the Seventh Building Associ-
alton, Of Georgetown, at Goddard's hall, Mon
day night, seventeen shares were Withdrawn at
tl91.
A pawnbroker AdelfDe Cohen, was yesterday
before the Police Court for charging more than
five per cent month on loan. The case was
suspended.
Mr.. Rowe, as Julian Remirez, wears stunning
pair Of earrings, consisting Of three balls each,
curiously set in Mexican hllsgree work, and
valued at $50.
Addison Grady and FANNIE Mitchell, o colored
couple, were married yesterday in the clerks
efice at the City Hall, by the Rev. Henry Bailey,
Of the AbYssinian Baptist church.
An interesting entertainment, consisting OF
tableaux concert festival and fair is to take place
1t Laurel, on the Baltimore and Ohio railroad, on
the goth, INST, I'D and sd instants.
In consequence Of the large supply Of chestnuts
In our market most Of the druggists have in
creased their force by the addition Of cheap boy,
whose duty it is to deal out paregoric.
The firms of Crawford & Co., Page Fletcher
and W. Z. Murdoch are the only contractors who
have as yet responded to the demand of the au-
thorities and repaired their pavement work.
A sailor on the schooner Stephen Morgan, ly-
ing at Masters wharf, Georgetown, yesterday
morning had his foot so badly mashed by block
falling on it as to require the amputation Of one
of his toes.
The ladies of the Fifteenth.street PRESBYTERIAN
church repeated the Centennial tea party last
night with much success. Addresses and vocal
and instrumental music were given, which made
the evening pass pleasantly. Tonight It will
again be held, and good time may be expected.
Every body in want Of Welton, Brussels, three
ply or ingram carpets should examine the
J. Sloane's Broadway, New York, on exhibition
Rt J. W. Mcknight Co.'s, No. 1877 Pennsylva-
mia avenue.
Inland and Seaboard Coasting Company, is sx-
pected to arrive in this city to-day, and to be
placed on the Potomac river route between WASH
portant landings.
The stockholders of the Washington Turnpike
Company have elected the following officers for
WI shnrRE
+. Dodge, Esau Pickrell, John Marbury, F. L.
Moore, J. 5. MckenDy and Th0s. Jackson,
managers.
On Monday the horse attached to the buggy OF
Mr.. Odel became frightened on street, be-
tween Fourteenth and Fifteenth streets north
and Streets Mr.. OdelI was thrown ont, and was
severely injured, and the horse was disabled by
being cut about the legs.
Mr.. Karl HeinZep, the editor and proprietor of
the Boston Pionfer, last evening lectured at Ly-
ceum hall in German on the subject, bad Vir-
tues and Good Vices" The lecture was we'll at
tended and enthusiastically received. The audi
ence consisted Of the very best Of our German
citizens. The lecturer was introduced to the
audience by DR.. Carl Roeser, OF the VolkS TribuR.
About $50, O'Clock yesterday morning as a COL
ored man, named VIM. SALES, was working in an
embankment at the corner of o and South Capt.
tol streets, it cayed in and fell upon him, break
ing his left thigh. Drs. W. H. Stone and George
Mccoy rendered medical assistance, after which
the man was conveyed to the Providence hospital.
About 10 o'clock yesterday morning Charles
Millers horse, attached to spring wagon tcok
and Fourth streets southeast, and ran away,
throwing Mr.. Miller and bis son from the wagon,
and severely injuring the latter about the head.
his wounds were dressed.
About 1l:30 yesterday morning an alarm was
sounded from box 3l4 for fire in the tank room Of
tie New York Concrete Company's works, at the
western terminus Of G street northwest. The
hre engines were promptly on hand and the
flames were extinguished with no other loss than
the burning Of one tank of raw tar and a sIight
damage to the interior Of the build..asss.
MY son, :" said old Keizle, appearing at the
head Of the stairs with suspicious looking strap
in his hand, sit is now the rosy time Of morn and
Aurora shines high in the heavens, warming the
heart of the lark he scars aloft filling the air
with his melodies. Awake, my son, and breathe
thou the dewy freshness of q newborn day." 81
don't care nothin' about no newborn day."
grunted Tom, as he pulled the covers close about
him. But" roared old Keizle, 1.-THE busy day
walked by the lark hath reused the rfbald crows,
and them dRrned hogs is in the corn-feld raising
helen blaZes with the fodderI Git up, you lazy,
Enorin' vagabond, or I'll blister your hide wuss'n
\ yaller jaeket!" al comet" responded Tom,
rising from his couch Of rest and rye straw with