National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-03-23
THE CASE TO BE RE-oPENED.
MeetiTE Of the School TTUstees-AOre
About the Arrest of the Ere sch.
men-SUdden Deaths-Acci.
dents and Incidents
of the Day.

RFcr New England and the Middle ATlantic
States. clear and Geld weather viii Sentln1e win
brisk north to west winds and decidedly nigh
barometer.
The following was the raageo Of the thermometer
At Hempler's yesterday: 8 T. N, e9o: 10 a. H..
soc; Il m, $50: p. n, $50; p. N, Sc; p NJ
sc; Q. L.. sso
UEe Patterson & Jones Trophy tomatoes.
Choice fruits-MalaEa Fruit Co.. As h 81.
Cheap gold paper at Ciark's, l22S Pennsylvania
avenue.
Window shades, &C, very cheap, at Clark's, l2la
Pennsylvania avenue
MI A F Otfutt. hay weigher of Georgetown,
On Saturday slipped and tell on the sidewalk near
the maFket-hOuse, and received severe injuries.
TEE REPVRLIC book and job Office, second
floor Of THE NATIONAL REPUBLICAN, building,
corner Of Pennsylvania avenue and Thirteenth
street. for prCmptneSs and excellence OF Work,
SuTpassGs any ether printing establishment in
the city.
Ar entirely new and beautiful stock OF papers
al ClaTk E. l=2.G Pennsylvania avenue. The cheap
est il the city.
As car Nc y. Washington and Georgetown
railroad, was coming down the hill Yesterday
Of tie track and came in contact with telegraph
pole ard was injured considerably.
TEE RErUEIICAN book and Job department is
oIc @! the very best appointed printing estao-
Lawyers AID other professional men. rs well as
CU- business men in general, to bear i; in mlnd.
Thomas Z. WagCaman. SIy Seventh street has
sid AZ ICvaIe sale. for Theodore A. Curtis, pats
Of lcIs u and n in square 56I. north q street,
having a from: Of twenty feet, for twenty cents
per tc"t.
The repairs @! tho pavemcn; at Eighth and d
streets have not yet heen made. Tue long and
narrow gauge had better be hridged over before
some citizen falls in and Is drowned or gets FIRST
class mad hath gratis.
Buy your paPerhaDginVs ard window shades,
ard save money, a. ClaTAs, l223 Pennsylvania
avenue.
The employees oG Nessrs. VIM. Wright & Co.
Of NewhurK. y. y. who built the engines and
lCiierS for the 'niteG States steamer Nipsc are
Low engaged 10 placing the machinery in position
d On THAI vessel az the navy yard.
Low for cash, new spring stock OF wall papers
Al ClaTk's. 1873 Pennsylvania avenue.
Sherman * Co. 1929 F street. do a general
banking business. deal in all kinds Of bonds and
stocks. District securities specially. Buy and
land aud the continent cashed at par. Agents
for the American and Red star Steamship lines.
New stock paperhanglngs. fifteen per cent re-
GuCtiUE fer caEh, at Clarks, l223 Pennsylvania
avenue.
The ladies Of the mite society of Christ church.
Navy YFrd. will give reception and entertain
nent in the chapel on Tuesday aud Wednesday
Tshle manner In which the entertainments of this
society were conducted last year, the coming ones
will prove a success.
The ofhcers Of the Eighth precinct should take
some notice Of a crowd Of hRlf-groWn boys who
copgregRte around the northeast corner of Sixth
and II streets southeast. The parents Of these
hoys are respecta hle, and no doubt il they knew
how their sons cut up in the neig hbOrhood OF the
corner mentioned. they would not feel proud OF
their offspring. The approach Of night Is sig
night they amuse themselves by making out
rageOus noises. II they were hired for the pur-
pose OF keeping people awake, they could hot
adopt better mode than their present one.