National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-04-20

For the NiddlC States sad the lake region
cloudy ard cool weather, with light rain or SHOWS
states near LAKES MichigEu, Erie and On;ario,
and light, brisk northeast TO northwest WiGis,
falling, followed by rising barometer in the Mid
die SUates, and rising ba-tmeter in the lake re-
RiOn,
TRs following was thS-ange OF the tnsrmsmeosr
1t Henpler's yesterdey: a. n, 500; 10 - IA,
$50 Nm. 20; p. n 40; p. m, 4s'; P H.
40; .. NJ. 4e'.
For market reports see third page.
Gall a; Horns pharmacy, ga F street, aid get
the dollar case OF medicines.
Saadetrecs are Being planted ard erGe-bexes
erected on L, between Seventh and Tenth streets
northwest.
Evan Lyons, esc., is lying very i'll ct his resi-
'dence Rock creek, anu there is Dat little hope
The Courtney Brothers (BaltIFaorel gift of a
case Of Madeira wine to the St PRtricK's lair
brought SCI at rattle
Mary Iiarric who killed Burroughs in the
Treasury Department about eight years ago, has
been removed from the Insane Asylum to PrCVi-
denee hospital.
Mr.. Feore-, one OF the largest frUit-growers of
Fairfax county. Va, reports that peaches Gre
not sufficiently advanced TO be injured by the cold
weather, aE1 that the prospects are good for q
full crop.
The hooFs. ornaments, &c. Of the late Jeffer-
son Rfves esq will be sold this afternoon, at his
residence, 5l4 q street. commencing at O'Clock.
The collection is choice, and worthy the atteh-
ton Of buyers.
The funeral OF the late Professor Lucien Molly
neux took place yesterday, Esnder X. +. HarVeys
management from the immaculate Conception
church, where Requiem Mass was said by Rev.
=. F. Mccarthy.
M Julius DeSaules, for many years connected
with the folding room of the Capitol, was on Fri
day appointed to an important position by the
Postmaster General. This is a deserved compli-
nent to q faithful officer.
TEE REPUBL1CAN book and Job Office second
moor Of THE NATIONAL REPUBLICAN building,
corner Of Pennsylvania avenue and Thirteenth
street, for promptness and excellence of work,
surpssses any other printing establishment in
the city.
A coIored child was found smothered to death
Sunday morning in the house OF Mr.. Michael
Callan, No. II Lingsn street. The servant girl,
Sarah Myers, bad given birth to it the night be-
fore. The coroner was nOtided, but after hearing
the statements made. deemed an inquest unneces-
saTy.
b. H. Warner, real estate broker and auc-
tiOneer, sold at auction yesterday afternoon, for
John F. Hanna, trustee, lot numbered Is, in
square numbered $40, fronting 81 feet and one
half inch on NJ street, by a depth OF rs feet on
Nineteenth street northwest, containing about
3S25 square feet, to George J. Mueller, esq, at
80 cents per square fsot.
Charles Brown, = private Waterman a. the
sewer corner of Sixth ard q streets northeast,
sitting in hollow nearby. When he approached
them they jumped up and ran, and one Of them
turned and fired shot at the Waterman. Mr..
Brown afterwards found near the sceBea large
trunk. 1t was locked, and near 1t, on the ground,
were two caseknives and an empty pOeket-book.
The facts WeFe reported at Lieutenant KelIy's
station, and the, property removed TO that place.
Thomas bowling, auctioneer, corner Eleventh
street and Pennsylvania avenue, has recently
sold the following property: Frame house on
Dunbarton street, Georgetown, to james Daven-
port, for O25. cash; two frame houses corner of
Market and Fifth streets, Georgetown, to John
PysiDger, for &2475, cash; one half interest in
tuRboat Governor Curtin, to W. Z. Bell, for
a, goo, cash; lots and 9, corner Third and Fay
cite streets, containing about 200 feet 10 Franz
lin Steele eSQ., for 46 cents per foot; lot s. on
Fsyette street. about 234O feet, TO W. K. Collins,
at "a cents per foot; lot Z containing 2l45 eet to
W. X. Collins at 20 cents per foot; liz acres Of
land in Fairfax county, Va, near Fairfax Court
House, TO George ". CASTELAR,, at $3I per acre.