National Republican., 1876-01-14
BIkkETIVANIANS 1t The CAPITAL
INCEPTION ISCGhT AND SIGHTSEEING
Llamni of Georgetown University
Reunion Last NfEht-District Notes
Projected ImprOvements-Misc
ueous Paragraphs of Local Interest.

Weather probabilities, estimated at i a. M
Fer New England and the Middle States clear
sr fair weather continue, with temperature be
lew freezing, northwest to southwest winds
rising followed by falling barometer in New
England, and falling barometer during the day
m the Middle States.
Thermometric readings taken January lG, 1875
lt the Signal Once: a. m, 1Se; 7:35 a. m,
lso; l. M, $50; p. m. 25o; ass p. M, 80; 9p.
~ Is. | IL p m'' ~ MAXIMUM ~ mini num-
Boarding and for rent cards sold by Brad.
Adams.
CoIgate's Violet and Lavender Water a. ". ).
1honpson's, 7O3 Fifteenth street.
Z. L. Ferguson, pharmacist, corner Second
ftreet and Pennsylvania avenue, Capitol Hill.
Highest price paid for Ieft-oi clothing, boots,
shoes, Sc, at Herzog's, ST. d street northwest,
Six per cent. paid on deposits, payable on de-
nznd. Special rates on time deposits. J. II.
Squier & Co.. bankers.
Nj David Crouch has been reappointed captain
of the watch at the Washington navy yard, vice
James Z Thompson.
b. d. Cooke. jr., & Co., + street, near the
Treasury, do a general banking business and buy
EId sell District securities &c.
At the sixteenth monthly meeting OF the JeG-
seTson Cooperative Building Association - 600
WAS advanced at an average premium Of I'LL.
Al the fourth nontbly meeting of the Airing
zen Cooperative Building Association, 81, 400 was
advanced at an average premium of 1T per cent.
Br. J. p. Newman will deliver lecture on
Bible Lands" in Eyland Chapel corner of ID
and Tenth streets south. This evening, at 80
s'clock. iCr the benefit OF GoTSuch Chapel.
The alarm of fire about SO O'Clock las: even
ing from box ~ was caused by fire in the chin
Rsy Of house No. zig II street northwest. The fire
was CX,tng uished before aDy damage was done.
Note paper, 81 per ream, and envelopes, 81 per
thousand, atBrad. Adams
At the sixtY-ninth regular meeting OF the
Tranklin Cooperative Building Association,
s4,E0u v&s advanced at average premium OF
tssnet.
S1lcers Of state associations, concerts and dra-
HRtic c!ubs should examine TaIlmaGge hall be-
Sore making other eDgagements. 1t Is the best
ssll in the city for all purposes, centrally located
Lrd On first foCr.
The following directors Of the Citizens Ma
tional Bank have heen elec:ed fOr the ensuing
year: Hon Jacob Tome. Hon. !. a. ]. C-esweII,
\. X. Appleman, ]. an Rtswick. w. 3. Reed,
Alfred Richards, W. L. Brown, w. T. Walker,
A: Lanedon, Jos. Iibbey, 5. 7. q. M0rsell and
w II. West.
New York papers delivered to residents at
s'elock by Brad. Adams.
Detective Coomes has, up TO this time failed to
obtain any clue to the whereabouts OF Mrs. Ann
Austin. Il Is thought that she may have left for
England. as she was in communication with
nends there. but It seems strange that she should
save gone without notifying any of her relations
sr friends OF her Intention.
Playing cards, the largest assortment in the
city, sold by Brad. Adams.
Mr.. Andrew FOulke, of Bladensburg, Nd. who
was one Of four persons bitten by dog suffering
with rabies, visited Mr.. L. :. Smith, who resides
At No Sl2 NJ stree: northwest, and had the mad
stone" applied to the wound, and is doing we'll.
Mr.. Smith states that said ''mat- t-sione'' was pur-
chased in Calcutta, in India, and has come down
to him through several generations.