National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1876-02-14
TINE INDIANA REPUBLICANS IN COUNCIL
Miscellaneous Paragraphs OF Iats-est

OhCler, nOTIlWeBIeTly VIRUS, uoClUcuIy COAuSE
and clearing weather.
THERMOMETERS readings taken February I3, 1875,
NJ the Signal Once: g.. m.G SEQ; 7:S5 a. m,
$50: Il m, $50; 2p m, $40; E:35 p. m, $50; p,
a "a. ''' Il p Ill., o. A d Hi"U"
Behrend's Patent Catarrh cigar sure cure.
To-day is st. Valentines Day, and love mis-
siyes are in order for those that way inclined.
r. b. Ferguson, pharmacist, corner SeecEd
strees and Pennsylvania avenue, Capitol Hill.
Highest price paid for left-on clothing, boots,
Noes, &C., at Herzeg's .sl7 street northwest
Six Per cent. paid on deposits, payable on de-
Mand. Special rates on time deposits- J. b.
6quier Co.. bankers.
SATURDAY marriage Licenses were issued to
Morton Il. Steele and Rosa Whiting, James
Caay and Mary Ann Roy.
Two overcosts and a number Of books were
Itolen from the residence No. 7lj north Fifteenth
street Saturday evening.
M VIM. Crowley, who accidentally shot HIM
,elf several weeks ago, is now fully recovered
and attending to his business.
L. u. Cooke, jr., s. Co., T street, near the
treasury, co a general banking business and buy
Epd sell District securities &C.
Dr. SturSis will teach invalids how to cure
themselves with electricity very low. Office
treatusn; $l.25, visit out -; $50 Tenth street
northwest.
The new military company now forming in the
eastern section Of the city will hold meeting at
Washington hall, coraer of Pennsylvania avenue
and Third street southeast, tomorrow evening.
Col. Theodore S. Sauo has purchased the large
house and 10. on Second street, Georgetown,
which for some years he has occupied, from a II.
Herr, for 5000. This is the well-kneWn Bodisco
mansion.
Dom: ruin your health and, besides, make
yourself 6Isagreesble to other people by yoar
eSr I'M S,, coughing twenty fve.cent bottle
bottles, so cents.
A dead infant was found on street, near First
northwest, early Saturday morning, and was
taken to the Seventh precinct station, where It
was viewed by the cSroner, who gave the reces-
gary certificate Of burial.
Oncer Block turned in an alarm Of IRE from
80. about o'clock Saturday night, caused
TX Sne onIn.~ Of foul chimney Of house No. l.,
ro-hTsfs;fa nd,a man street, between Z and %
About ten o'clock Satur-s- ,,,,,,
vail arrested George Roam, q co.'s th,'r -,
had in his possession fine horse-blanke., vbI.,O
ne was trying to dispose Of The bIanke. is az
the Fifth precinct station-house.
During Saturday and Saturday night forty
nine arrests were made by the police Of the Dis.
trict. During the same time eighty.sIx dodgers
were accommodated in the several statIon-houses
Among the number were several women.
There can be no doubt but that spring will set
IN much earlier this year than usual as snipe has
already been found about the shores of the
Eastern Branch. Mr.. N. Jensen. Of this CIV
killed the trst snipe Of the season Friday morn.
ing.
Ot5cers Of State associations, concerts and dra-
matte clubs should examine Tallmadge hall be-
fore making other engagements 1t is the best
hal in the city for all purposes centrally located
and on first floor.
Advertisements can be inserted at the lowest
standard rates in any city or country newspaper
IN the nited States at Max. Cehen's Newspaper
Adyertising Agency and Printing Bureau, $50 +
street northwest, TallmadRe block.
The special attention Of persons wanting books
stationery &C. is called to the sale advertised by
Thomas bowling auctioneer, at 9O9 PENNSYLVANIA
avenue, for this and succeeding days. The stock
is fresh and complete, and will be sold without
reserve.
The regular Monday evening services under
tie auspices of the Presbytery Of Washington
city will be held this evening In the Western
church al 30 o'clock The exercises TO consist OF
prayer ard praise AID short addresses on the |
snhJect Of revival OF religion.
1.-The Ancient Daughters of Tabithan have fIed |
in the ofnce of the Recorder of Deeds certificate
If incorporation, in which are named as trustees
Ann NJ. Chopper, Cynthia Parker, Mary lane
J ohnssp. Ann PARKER, Louisa Wilson, Agnes W.
Bowie, Sarah Myers, Mary L. Bowie, and Mary |
Catherine Bond.
Mr.. Denny O'Neill the popular doorkeepor at
the Theatre COmique, takes his annual benefit on /
the % Of March next. He has many friends in
the community who only desire an opportunity to
give proof of their friendship in some su bstantial
manner, and this vii, tie I1st the chance and time
Let the house be crowded and Denny's excheuuer |
lllet to oTerhoWing.
The Rittenhouse Academy Debating Society
was organized Friday afternoon, February IL, at
the school. Thomas Browning was elected nresi. |
dent; Harry Machrland. vice president and u. |
X. Wight, secretary. Inc subject for FRIDAYS |
1 2 was, W hch was th' greatest general
The Music Monitor has made It's appearance.
and is handsmely-go:ten-up four-page sheet,
Iull CT interesting matter, and very readable. es
peei2lly to loves OF music, 20 which 1t is devoted
John EsPuta {. 20. are the prOprIetors, and if |
they continue TO give the public a paper as good |
Is tie iFst aI..-i-AF they should be sustained by
the professional and amateur musicians. !
Lizzie Gibson, venerable denizen Of Louise
alley, brsathed her last IN her native alley about
O'Clock, and SO suddenly and Unexpectedly that |
i was Csemed necessary to Summon the coroner |
q pos: EOTicEl examination was held Yesterday |
which revealed congestion Of the lungs as the |
cause Ct death, anc certificate to that effect was
Issued by the coroner.
Two New York bruisers, answering to the |
names OF James Jones and James Riley, entered
INTO free hight on street, in front of the Baltt-
more and Potomac depot, Saturday night. They
exhibited great skill in the manly art, but to |
heir disgust they were arrested by Oficers |
columbus and Atchson, lust as they were in the |
desperate part of an interesting ciinch Riley
,eers through the cell gratings With black eve
md sfghs Tor the freedom Of the New Y5rk |
treets.
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Ing SOnslesstoHaI temperance society met for
BUSINESS Saturday at u O'Clock in the Vice Presi-
lents room, at the Capitol Hon. T. w. Ferry
vas chosen president, Hon. W. L. Baliou. vice
o-esident, and Rev j. w. ChIckering secretary.
e was resolved to hold a public meeting on Sun.
lay evening, February 20, at the CONGREGATIONAL |
hureh-the forty-third anniversary. Hon. Julius
Uso'eu " ueii'ef the ADDRESS.
master harry ID. buckingham, better known
Alttle BUCK, the son Oh the popular Bucking-
se1.9 b .HS 10y tne peteIah tneatrlcal door
here throug6out the e6nntry as iItfls Rob
rocket, with Frank Mayo in the play Of "DaTy
rocket" and will be in this city on FRIDAY. on |
is way to Richmond Va. with The tronne If |
e B. is a washington phenomenon of Wbom All
Eel proud, and a yeritabIe chin of he old n,ter-
al block - Wv O-U paw
He leaned over the counter and asked for 1
aleptine UCiIyo me one of those rad ond voIIa, |
res y he s.tI 49, "a teu uu !otiei
Incy nieces 40 a. th ~ NY Mau snohl Nun lew
e seIectsd nnn LII DUI TroAS 10y OF stTing.
oman's head on II .nS o1Isa an SuIieq up WIN
ostaga eteT1r W ~, anu observed as ne llcked
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