National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-03-13


falling barometer, northeasterly winds, warm,
cloudy weather and rain or snow.
The following was the range OF the thermometer
at Hempler's yesterday: a m, so': 10 B. N,
$50; Il m, $50; 2 p N, 600; p m, GO; p. NJ,
699; D. m. $50.
Use Patterson Jones' Trophy tomstoes.
Choice fruits-Mslaga Fruit Co.. 40s 9th st.
See the Centennial Advertising Medium" at
the Ebbitt house.
The retail prices of articles for to-day will be
found on the third page, following our wholesale
market.
The new steamer, Jane Moseley the line
between Norfolk and Georgetown, will commence
her reg alar trips about the FIRST Of April.
The East Washington Building Association at
its seyenty-tirs meeting, Thursday nigot; can
eeIIed nity-eight shares at q premium OF $3.50 per
share.
All the Sunday papers may be foBnd at Brad.
Adams, the popular news dealer, corner OF ninth
and streets, and the leading journals Of the
country.
In THE REPUBLICAN book and job-printiug
department all classes and kinds Of printing are
done with better satisfaction TO the parties inter
ested than in any other establishment.
detectives Sergeant and McElfresh yesterday
recovered fne hound dog, liver-colored, with
white streak around his neck 1t is held at police
headquarters awaiting Identification.
See the centennial Advertising Medium" at
the Ebbitt house.
The regular services of the Reformed Episcopal
Church will be conducted in Lincoln hall tO-mOr-
row morning and evening. the Rev. WIN. Nc
CURE officiating. The Revised Prayer Book is
uSe II lAGeG sGAklSces anu IL AuIAAsueO " Oil
WOrshipers.
Messrs. LuttreI * Wine corner of Twentieth
street and Pennsylvania avenue, are creating
decided sensation in the West End by the cheap
prices at which they are selling beautiful stock
Of new spring dress goods. Seeing is believing.
Give them call.
Lewis Needs a single man. residing on Sixth
between and q streets southeast, and a clerk in
StinemetE's hat store, died yesterday of small
pOX. He was in New York couple Of weeks ago,
where, unknOWingly, he contracted the disease.
ha oF viii mn
tens Of granite from the James River quarries, is
unloading at the street wharf. The cargo is of
dressed stone for the new State Department.
Most of the blocks are very large. two of which
are fifteen tons each. Other cargoes are ex-
Pected.
Mr.. John Davis. Of the police force, inventor of
the telegraphic snd signal towers, proposes to
resign his position on the force to visit Europe,
for the purpose Of selling his patent right to the
different governments there. Our signal office
has Of these towers In successful operation at
Fort Whipple, near Arlington Heights.
J. 7. WOrmley, real estate broker and aue-
tioneer, sold yesterday at auction, for George W.
S;ickney, trustee, part Of lots "A and IS, IN old
Georgetown, fronting on Water street, to the
Commissioner Of the Freedmans Saving and
Trust Company, for $500, subject to two years
Orders not only for printing, but book-binding
in all its branches will be promptly filled at the
NATIONAL REPUBLICAN book and rob printing
establishment Professional men and merchants
should not send their orders out of the city, when
they can be supplied as well, if not better, at
home.
One of the most attractive household orna-
ments is a Sterling organ or Narveson piano.
They are on exhibition and for sale at Robert
Coltman's, 9l2 street. at low prices and on easy
terms. 1t is claimed that they are uneLcelled in
sweetness, variety and volume Of tone Call and
hear one played by the gentlemsnly and attentive
agent, Mr.. Coltman.
The sheriff Of Montgomery county, Nd, was in
Washington yesterday, with acquisitions of the
Governor for VIM. Smith, charged with the lar
ceny Of goods from William Laird it, OF Mont.
Komery county, Md, and Aaron Levy charged
with the larceny Of hogs from J. H. Bradley,
the first named being under indictment for steal
ing and killing a calf belonging to Thomas L.
Hume, esq. The latter was turned over to the
sheriff, and he returned with him. The former
was not surrendered.
'Gussie," said Elizabeth affectiOnately 81
wish you had him; you would know how to
manage him."
To which Gussie fercely:
al such husband have as he?
! tied to such cheat?
Iputup with his whims and moods
And suffer his cOnceit?
~ tell you frankly Mrs. T,
Nor care how many hear,
I'D take a flstirOn mighty Q1ick,
And FhsSh his lovely sphere"
-BToekyH uaiOH