National Republican., 1875-07-31

weather probabilities estimated at O. m: For
the hSsh SnG 10 noStbssss sna coeier
clear or partly cloudy weather, and possibly fol-
lowed by rain in the southern portion Of the
latter.
Thsrmometric readings taken July q. 1875, at
the Signal ofce: At m, 7So; 1885 q. m, 75o; L
II ,. n, Il Maximum, $50; minimum, go.
Try the B. q. cigars. They are the best of all.
Mr.. Memo was the only applicant for a mar
rage license yesterday.
If she is not Warren, then what claim has she
to the "purps7"
Who is the cigar store to belong tO-LOttie
Patty or the JudgeT
Sherman & Grant, bankers-Highest price paid
for S65 bonds and auditors certificates.
Six per cent. paid on deposits, payable on de-
nsnd. Special rates on time deposits. J, Il.
Squire Co.. bankers.
Treasury, do q general banking business, and
buy and sell District secIrities etc.
The total receipts at the clerks ofice OF the
Supreme Court Of this District yesterday did
not reach one dollar.
The eolored camp-meeting at Good Hope COM
mences on the goth Of August; Rev. y. II. Lee In
charge.
From Choate we have the "British Quarterly
Review" for July. All the latest magazines are
on his shelves, and the newest publications.
Sold, by Thos. E. WAggaman, real estate
all Of lot 81 Of Burgess subdivision OF part oi
square 1872, with the IMPROVEMENTS, for "a, 200.
The steamer Mary Washington leaves on her
Sunday excursion tomorrow for Mount Vernon
Springs at l:3o p. N. Round trip, twenty-five
cents.
Excursions down the river every Friday even.
ing on the steamer Mary Washington. Tickets,
round trip, including gentleman and lady, my
cents.
Are we such Iitigious people as to require q
Justice Of the peace fer each hree.thouSaudP 1t
Is said there are nifty justices in the District each
Of whom Is obliged 70 keep an ottice in order TO
A little boy named Howard Keyworth, son Of
Mr.. John keyworth, had his collar bone broken
Thursday afternoon BY being accidentally
knocked down by companion, with whom he
was playing ball.
And now It is stated that DIR. Tucker Blake,
and not Chief CrOnin, rescued the little girl from
honor is due" and We give the Doctor the benefit
Of this correction.
The statement published generally that Ser.
gSHTt BtSsnaH turned IN The alarm for the are
incorrect. Private Watchman VIM. McCloskey,
who does duty on that square, gave the alarm,
and this statement is made in Justice 10 him.
Mr.. W. ]. p. Clarke, who was recently trans
ferred from the Third Auditors off1ce Of the
Treasury Department, has been promoted 10 O
thrd.clsss clerksnip IN the S9Pefrvisng ArShi' n
and the latter ONCE is 70 be congratulated on Its
valuable acquisition.
The usual services Of the Reformed Episcopal
Church will be conducted IN Lincoln hall to-mor.
row. morning and night, the pastor, Rev. William
Mcclure, oficiating. The Revised Prayer Book
Of the Reformed Church is used at these services,
and is furnished TO all worshipers. The public
generally are invited TO attend.
Thursday might Q colored man calledlst the
house Of Robert Moulton, on K street, near Filth,
northwest, and applied for nights lodging. Mr..
Moulton kindly furnished the man with place
TO sleep, and during the excitement Of the FIRE
that occurred that night that stranger that Rob-
ert had taken In took himself away with q coat,
vest, watch and chain that did not belong to him
Last Tuesday Oficer Boyle, of the Seventh
precinct, arrested q colored man name1 John
Thomas, alias Bird, having in his possession q
bag filled with lead pipe, spigots, and the copper
lining Of q bath-tub. The man acknowledged
that he had stolen them, but refused TO state
where. He has been locked up in the station
ever since, as no one has appeared TO claim the
-1rOnertY.