National Republican., 1875-06-28
LOCAL MISCELLANY.

Weather probabilities, estimated at q. m, for
the Middle and Eastern States falling barometer,
southeast TO southwest winds, followed by west
and northwest winds, lower temperature, increas-
ing cloudness and occasional rain.
TherDometric rea tings taken June q, 1875 at
the Signal Ohce: At q. m SO; I:35 a. m, S4Oi
~ lo m; ~ P : govi 5;SS p l1: @ MI p M no
None or the civil courts Of the district were in
session on Saturday.
Cream punches at Gautier's, S37 PennsyI ysnis
GVenCe. Opens every morning at O'Clock.
Sherman X Grant. sn&ers-Highest price paid
for o5 bonds and auditors certificates
Mr.. W. W. Rapley was last week offered and
refused 81 SOC for his two Washington hlies earl
and I4ottB.
Six per cent paid on deposits, payable on de-
mRpd. Special rates on time deposits. ], H..
Squire & Co., bankers.
From SGnshine TO shade. Only seven hours
ride TO Rock Enoo Springs On the Great North
Mountain range,
H. u. Cooke, jr., Il Co., F street, near the
Treasury, do a general banking business, and
buy and sell District securities, etc.
The Alexandra Ferry Company have made q
seGsenRble change in the time Of the departure
of their last boat from both oites See advertise
meut.
The members Of the old Creighton base ball
CLUB. which in former days afforded the lovers OF
the game so much eDjey ment, are seriously con-
sidering the plan OF reorgsniZng for The season
Twenty, 2S, So 100 and ,g5O-pound packages OF
store, southwest corner Ninth and streets. The
| 25-pOuDd pals very fne. Prices low.
| TheneWspaper men while returning from Raw
leySpripgs last Saturday took G vote as to the
guilt or Innocence OF Henry Ward Beeeher by
the resent trial. and the vote stood: guilty 2O not
| guilty, 9.
Caroline Smith, Wkile in q row with some col
ored D ople yesterday morning at Cross shanties,
| on Fifth, between L and NJ streets southeast was
| cut " tn a razor, but not badly hurt.
The Areanium Club has recently organized IS
literary and dramatic association by the election
of the following officers MT. a H. Glennan, pres
| ident Miss Katie Shyne, vice president, and Miss
| Julia Neale, secretary
Mr.. John E Thompson principal OF the Fourth
District school, desires TO say that the success ci
the musical ard floral entertainment at Jefferson
| building last Frdey evening is due to Mrs. 5. +.
| WISE. Miss Annie Van Horn and Mrs. u. a.
| Bower.
General BeaIe has sold his dun colt Preston, by
Washington tOT &, ,5Ou and one half the purses he
wins in two years from the first he enters in aTd
the same colt has siuc- been resDld TO Pbiladel-
| pima gentleman for $4,000. Preston is said to
have gone as low as 2:z5 in private, aud mas no
record.
Orc hundred years hasn't cooled the patriotism
Of our ycung men IN the least II is surprising
and gratifying 10 notice how many of them have
struck work, and are lOafng around the auction
store corners, where they can have old rerigerI-
tors art bedsteacs to lean against, waiting for
the Centennial to come along.
On Saturday ni4 ht Lieut. Skippon, Of the Fifth
prectI CT, ace mp1uie1 by SerEeants Dinsmore
and Lea Ch and Officers Sutton and DAILY, Taided a
house of NJ laue oa ThIrteenth near { street. and
dIEeN'eu tliS IANl'l'S anu 1"o
Of the inn ares, named EnmE Baily and Ida Cram
lin alias Sears. The latter female is the one
kpoCh ei down by Lem Whceden previous to the
shooting STRAY last Friday night.
The Baltimore and Ulio Railroad Company,
since the opening Of the Metropolitan branch,
have changed the names OF two OF their stations.
At Point Of Rocks, where all the Wcstern tralus
are switched from the main stem and come east
via this city, they have given the name of Wash
irRtOn Junction, and on the old and what was
known as the Relay or Washington Junction, be-
tween here and Baltimore, has been called Re-
lay station.