National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-01-30
Ladies' Temperance Mass Meeting Mt
Wesley ChaPeI-POlice and MIseel-
laneOus Items Sketches by
Republican Reporters.

In the Middle States winds shifting to north OF
west, with rising barometer, falling temperature
and during the afternoon or night clearing
weather.
at Hempler's yesterday: 8 q. m, 400; 10 g. m,
40; u m, 44o; p. m, 46'; 4p m, Ss0i p. m,
100; p. m. 40.
For market report see third page.
Use Patterson s. Jones' Trophy tomatoes
Choice fruits-Nalaga Fruit Co.. 4Os 9th st.
Price reduced on bananas at the Malaga Fruit
Company's, No. 4os Ninth street.
This morning, at theis salesrooms, Messrs.
Latimer & CIeary will sell an excellent lot OF
furniture, the property Of Sir Edward Thornton.
The alarm Of fire sounded last night at 1850
O'Clock was caused by the burning of chimney
on the corner Of Eighteenth street and Pennsyl-
Vania avenue.
Much regret was expressed last night at the
sociable Of the Young Mems Christian Assocla-
tiOn, owing to the absence of Miss Katie Goodall,
who is confined at her home from tndispositiOn.
Amt they remarkably cheap? Tomatoes ten
(1O) cents per can. and quality guaranteed, al
stands Nos. $40, 81 and 3l2 centre market .H b;
street wing, north side. You can notice the stand
from the oranges heaped up.
Florida oranges, the handsOmest OF the season,
Just received by the Malaga Fruit Company, 4OS
Ninth street. They have them from different
sections of Florida; also, the Valencia and the
so-called California oranges.
In connection with their regular sale Of furni-
ture, Messrs. Latimer & Cleary will sell this
morning Regardless Of weather) large consign-
ment of cutlery, fancy goods, and crockery; ALSO
WHISTLES and cigars.
Rev. Samuel Hartsock, formerly pastor Of
Union IN. L chapel, in this city, and now sta
toned in Baltimore, it is reported has received
a call from the congregation Of the Western
Presbyterian church to assume its Pastorate at
large salary.
Oranges in variety at the Malaga Fruit Com
pany's, No. 4OS Ninth street.
M G. F. McCUllOcb, for many years chief
clerk OF the transportation department OF the
Baltimore and Ohio railroad, mas resigned his
position, and is succeeded by Mr.. ]. Benner, who
has been private secretary 10 Mr.. 7. K. Sharpe,
master Of transportation.
Durability, comfort and neatness all secured
by buying boots and shoes at Davis, corner
Twelfth AND streets, who is selling all the
popular manufactures in ladies' mems and boys
bsots, shoes and CATERS at 10 per cent. discount
off the lowest cash market rates.
The usual services Of the Reformed Episcopal
Church will be conducted in Lincoln Hall to-
morrow morning and evening. Before the SER
mon the pastor, Rev. William Mcclure, will
make brief address on the progress OF the Re-
formed cause in the United States and Canadas
Among the attractions to strangers visiting
Washington is the news depot Of Brad Adams
corner Of Ninth and streets. Here everything
nothing is printed Of a moral character but what
is on the shelves Of his establishment. Persons
daily spend hours in Brad's store examining his
mammoth collection OF books, &c.
Mr.. Thad. ]. Barton, the veteran manager who
has assumed charge Of the National theatre. has
already taken step that will receive the public
ENDORSEMENT The prices Of admission have been
reduced to 81 for orchestra chairs aud so and 10
cents for the parquette and dress'circle. The adj
mission at the matinee's, commencing with this
afternoon, will be at the old popular rate of 90
cents.