National Republican., 1876-10-02

Office Oct. l, 1910: D. III, ~ =, = IS a, H.,
$50; 12 m, 5To; 2 p. m, SO: ass =.
SO; 9P. M, 52oii II P. m, so 5; maximum,
$50; minimum, 45O.
Buffers stove exchange, corner of Fifth and
Z streets northwest.
A full suit of cloth Is for IS at Straus', 1O11
PENNSYLVANIA aven' lie. Call and see it.
The Supreme. Court of the District of Co
lumoia will meet in general term today at
noon.
Left-of clothing, watches, pistols, &c.
bought at Herzog's, 9l7 street. Orders al
tended to.
All kinds of trunks made to order, repaired
and covered at McMurray's, sos Pennsylvania
avenue, Market space.
Mr.. Joha Z. Croggon, the courteous vault
clerk of the Treasurer's office, has returned,
after three days stay at the Centennial.
Frank Hagerty's hole in the wall, neat one
by the way, appears to be the rendezvous for
attorneys at lunch time to talk over court mat
tiers.
The Nichols wrought-iron furnace is sold by
q. l. Gregory, 634 Pennsylvania avenue. 1t is
dust tight, and the heat from it is equal to
steam.
Catarrh, offensive discharges, &c. DR..
Hartley demands no fee until perfect satisfac-
tion is rendered to the patient. Office and
residence, No. 732 Tenth street n. W.
Marriage licenses have been issued to Charles
Makoo and Mahala Freeland, Avail Choy and
Josephine Burns, FendAll E. Alexander ami
Sarah Louise Smith, Frederick Tyler and Alice
Smith.
]. II. Squier & Co., bankers 1416 Pennsyl
yania avenue, pay six per cent. in crest on de-
posits, payable on demand. Special rates on
time deposits. Interest paid January and
July, or credited.
Miss George jackson, one of the colored
school teachers of the District schools died at
the residence of her parents last Saturday
evening, and will be buried from the Fifteenth
street St. Augustine church to-day.
The alarm Of fire from box II, about $50
O'Clock last evening, was caused by smoke
issuing from a gas stove in the house of Mr..
Piper, on Pennsylvania avenue, between Four
and-a-half and sixth streets. No damage.
Early yesterday morning a colored infant
was found on the steps of Mrs. Rockberry's
house, No. 3O6 street northwest. Sergeant
Arnold left it i'll charge of Mrs. Shivers, in
Madison alley, until it can be otherwise dis
posed of.
The sixteenth annual exhibition of the
Loudoun County Agricultural Society will
begin at Leesburg, Va, October II, and con-
tinue for three days. These fairs are always
well attended, and this promises to exceed the
previous ones in interest.
Last Saturday Mr.. T. Wilde Miller filed
bill for Rosanna Mooney for divorce from the
bonds of matrimony with Arthur Mooney.
She states that they were married in ireland
in 1868; have had two children, and she
charges that he has deserted her.
During Saturday and Saturday night the
police of the District made fifty arrests, of
which fourteen were for drunkenness. The
chilly nights are bringing the tramps under
cover, for Saturday night twenty of them
were accommodated in the station houses.
General Robert Macfeely, vice president of
"The Society of the Army of the Tennessee"
in the absence of General Sherman, the presi-
dent, requests the committees of that society
aud also the citizens committee t. meet a:
the Ebbitt house this afternoon at 3 o'clock.
Tie Introductory to the ret ular course of
lectures, medical department, University Of
Georgetown, will be delivered at the college
building, Tenth and streets, by Prof. +. A.
Ashford, NJ. D., this evening, at S O'Clock.
The profession and the public are invited to
attend.
We call attention to the advertisement in
another column of Smith, Birge * Co., l0l4
Pennsylvania avenue. Their facilities for
steam and warm-air heating, manufacturing
as they do their own apparatus, are, perhaps,
superior 10 those of any other house in this
community.
man named Philip Fitzsimmons was
found by Officers Miller and Amiss Saturday
l,-ir
chusetts avenue, sick with spasm5. The ser
vices Of DR.. Muncaster were procured, and the
man was afterwards conveyed to the hospital
by Sanitary Officer COnncll.
a man named J. w. Robertson was brought
to the Finh precinct station about midnight
OIL Saturday night by Officer Harlow suffering
from a serious cut over the eye, which was in
fcteG 10y some unknown man in the Marble
saloon. DR.. Leech dressed the cut, and pro-
nounced it quite dangerous.
One Of the Willard's hotel coaches, driven
by Thos. Shea, collded with a street-car at
the corner of Second D streets northwest,
about II 80 O'Clock Saturday night. Shea was
thrown from the coach and received severe
injuries about the head and back. Officer
Byrnes took him home in hack.
Detectives McDevitt and McElfresh arrested
two men named John Fail and George Smith
early yesterday morning, for the robbery of
Rogers * Co.'s cutlery agency, kept by VOL
ford & Co, on Pennsylvania avenue, near
Four and a-half street. The robbery was
committed last Tuesday, and amounted to
about $500.
Mr.. D. W. Bruce, who has recently achieved
marked success in the role of temperance
orator, will lecture at the McKendree ". Z.
church, and also give some select readings on
Tuesday evening next, October ), for the ben
eft of the Sunday school library. Those who
wish to enjoy good, earnest temperance lee
ture should come out and hear this young
champion of the cause. See advertisement.
Henry Butler, alias James Henry Butler,
and Charles Wilson, alias Martin Henry, the
two men already mentioned as having been
arrested in Montgomery county by Colonel
HutchiDs on Tuesday, as the murderers of
young Everett, were committed to jail at
LeoHardtown on Wednesday by Justice Nor
gan. These men broke jail from st. Mary's
about one year ago.
At the meeting of the Hayes and Wheeler
c1mpaign club of the District of Columbia this
evening arrangements will be completed for
holding rousing Republican mass meeting in
this city OF the 18th Of October, and an effort
will also be made to secure the CO operation of
the various Republican clubs and associations
of this vicinity in the Inauguration of q series
of such meetings in the EeighbOring States,
and if possible throughout the entire South.
H. Z. Ofley & Co.'s exchange and deposit
bauk, northeast corner OF Fifteenth and T
streets, deals in all classes of Government |
securities and in District Of Columbia and all
frst-rate investment bonds and stocks: also in |
American coin and foTeigI money. Demand |
drafts on Europe in any amount Best rate
allowed for s per cent. improvement bonds.
Orders promptly filled for the nevy ITnitad
States 4 per cent. bonds.
a full suit Of clothes for IS at Straus', 1OI1 |
Pennsylvania avenue. Call and examine.
New Express Contract
The Boston and Albany Railroad Company |
have contracted with the Adams Evpros.