National Republican., 1876-02-10
LOCAL MISCELLANY.


The sale of seats for the English opera COM
mences at MetZerott's to-day.
Weather probabilities, estimated at l a. r.
| In the Gulf States, Tennessee and Ohio valley,
rising, followed by falling, barometer, south to
east winds and partly cloudy weather, with lower
| two frst. In the Lower Lake and Middle States,
rising barometer, north to west winds, slightly
colder and clearing weather, followed in irst dis
| trict by falling barometer and easterly winds.
Thermometric readings taken February Q, 1873,
st the Signal Once: a. m, SO; 7:35 g. m,
$50; II H. 4go; p. m. jOo; 4:S5 p. m, 800; ep.
m, $50; Ii p. m, 500. Maximum, $40; minimum,
| Colgate's Violet and Lavender Water at ". $.
| Thompson's, 7O3 Fifteenth street.
r. b. Ferguson, pharmacist, corner Second
| rtreet and Pennsylvania avenue, Capitol Hill.
AiShest price paid for left-of clothing, boots,
shces, &C.. at HerzcGrs sI7 street northwest
Six per cent. paid on deposits, payable on de-
nnnd. Special rates on time deposlts- ]. H.
Scuier y Co., bankers.
q. u. Cooke, ir., Co., street, near the
Treasury, do a general banking business and buy
snd sell District securities sc.
Hat the one hundred and first meeting of the
First Cooperative Building Association Sc, 400
was sold at an average premium OF 2SA per cent
what druggist ssys.-I have been selling DR..
Bulls Cough Syrup for ten years, and 1t has
given better satisfaction than any other cough
remedy. {. SctElH, AP0hecdry, Hanover, Pa.
Officers OF state associations, concerts, and dra-
matte clubs should examine Tallmadge hall be-
fore making other engagements II is the best
hall in the city fer all purposes centrally located
and on first floor.
number of Republicans of the llth, 18th, 2lst,
18th and 10Th districts met last evening at ap-
pointed places, reorganized their clubs and Sc
iected members Of the Central Executive Repub-
/ lican Committee.
at the fifth regular meeting or the Arlington
Cooperative Building Association, held at the
Board of Trade rooms wednesday evening,
S, coo were advanced, at an average premium OF
ninety-tive per cent.
Advertisements can be inserted at the lowest
standard rates in any city or country newspaper
In the United States at Max. Cshen's Newspaper
Advertising Agency and Printing Bureau, $50 +
street northwest, TalImadge block.
Mrs. Lattayne, residing at 3l4 Maryland avenue
northeast, was accosted by colored man about
7:45 o'clock Tuesday evening" who asked her for
fve cents Refusing to contribute. the black ras-
cal struck her with a brick, but fortunately she
was not seriously injured.
Marshal Sharpe yesterday received from the
President a pardon for Lewis kinsInger, con
under false pretences. The pardon is based on
the recommendations Of Judge Macarthur, the
District attorney and the Jurors.
In the Police Court yesterday, in the case Of
Mary A. kinmell, owner Of the Police Court
building, charged with maintaining a nuisance in
said building, which has been pending for some
months past, Mr. Beam counsel for the Board Of
Health, asked for a decision. The Court gave
Judgment against the defendant, with order.
for the abatement OF the same under 5000 bonds.
A very serious accident occurred to an aged
| lady yesterday afternoon. Miss Ann Reed, sis
| ter Of the late B. W. Reed, esq, while passing
| by the furnace in the basement of her dwelling,
| on + street, between Twelfth and Thir' ee nth,
| slipped and fell into the furnace area. Had the
| furnace door been open she would have fallen
into the fire. but, as IL was, she sustained ssgere
! bruises about her head and face Miss X ,si is
in her seventy first year, and it is doubtful
| whether she can recover from her injuries.
In the Police Court, yesterday, CornelIa and
Vim. Z. Shimoneck were Charged, on the cath Of
Thomas ]. McNamee, with perjury in Their testi-
mony in the case before the Police Court on the
| Sth Of January last, in which complainant was
| defendant to the charge of assault and battery,
with intent to commit rape on Cornelia Shim-
oneck. Defendant waived an examination, and
the case was sent to the grand jury; bonds In $780,
Quite an excitement was caused at the Quar-
! termaster Generals office yesterday morning on
the arrival Of the clerks by the discovery Of the
windows In one OF the back rooms OF the fourth
| story Of the building having been riddled with
bullets. Nearly every pane Of glass was pene-
trated. many OF the leaden bullets being found
upon the floor, and IL is generally supposed that
| the window happened either to be in range OF
some would be cat killer the stopping place OF
shots red during the night by the police ct some
| fugitive from Justice.