National Republican., 1876-01-15

Weather probabilities, estimated a. l AM
Yer New England and northern portions of the
Middle States partly cloudy weather and light
snow, with rising temperature, southerly to
westerly winds and stationary or slowly falling
barometer. For the southern portion of the
and the lake region clear and partly cloudy and
weather, with southeast to southwest winds ana
failing barometer.
Ternometric readings taken January II, 1875,
1t the Signal Office: a. n, $50; 7:25 a. H.,
-. =; 70; Il P H. -'' "anno'n' 60 mini num-
Cclgates Violet and Lavender Water at W 5.
Shonpson's, ;O3 Fifteenth street.
Il. B. Ferguson, pharmacist, corner Second
EtIse; and Pennsylvania avenue, Capitol Hill.
Highest price paid for Ieft-of clothing, boots,
noes, Sc, at HerzeG's, si7 street northwest,
SIX Per cent. paid OF deposits, payable on de-
kaDd. Special rates on time deposits. J. II.
Estier & Co.. bankers.
Watch and jewelry repairing, warranted, at
very low rates, at u. Judi's s.o!e, 4ij Seventh
Itreet, between D and L
Y. u. Cooke, IT., Co, z street, Iear the
Fressury, DO general banking business and buy
Ird sell district Securities sc.
The Citizens J. slief Commission have placed
seS,s in all tie station-hCuses to receive applca-
sItiols for aid rom needy persons.
their private roons should leave their orders with
Miller Jones, National Theatre building, next
door to Imperial hotel. Fine goods only.
encers Of state associations. concerts and d-e-
Hatic clubs should examine TaIlRadge ksll be-
sere making other engagements. Il Is the best
Ean in the city Tor AL purposes, centrally located
EEd on hEst t0or.
The NATic>.-. ErFvE-Ich,I leap year calen-
,lar Tor IS g il marvel CT neatness in design and
beauty in colorS, aGi no better specimen Q: Iob
~ork has ever been turned Cut OF any Jb printing
CECe II thc city.
Ihe body Of 4 stll-Oorn colored infant was
6End yesterday IN deCOmP0sed state lying in an
ash rlie in the alley between Fourth and Filth
and II streets and SeT ORR avenue. The coro-
ler gave certificate q burial.
lire was discovered early yesterday morning
N the resijeace c: Mrs.. Wm. II. Godey, corner
Bell ard Congress streets. Georgetown. The
are originated in the basement and extended TO
,he tcor above. y alarm was turned in.
About o'clock las; night Grs was discovered
IN uIOccupied 0ne.s;ory frame house on SUM-
Ier street. back OF Howard University, the prop
eTty Ct Nathaniel I;ragdon. The building was
sElEejy consumed, ertatiing loss Of about $50
Abcui - C'cIcck yesterday afternoon the
Esrse G; George Alexander ran away from Ar
iinston brewery. at the corner 0! Twenty-serenth
ard i streets. and dashed down PennsyIvania
avenue. BY the tine the horse was captured the
buggy to which it was attached was Z total
wreck.
1crse attached 10 a wagon. belonging 20 the
Great FAILS Ice Company, ran away from in front
sI the naval hospital yesterday, and was not
caught until he reached the commandaut's stable
al the navy yard, where he made frUtIess at
tempt 10 carry the wagon through GOo- about
chree feet wide. Slight damage TO the hIrlGss
and shafts.
About l O'Clock yesterday the horses attached
10 the phaetOn OF DR.. K. a. Bacon ran away from
the corner Of Four-and.a- hall and streets south
west. The driver, who occupied the vehicle alOar
received slight cut on the head. Before tic
Atrses were caught by the police they IL INTO a
wagon belonging to k. A. Golden slightly in
Jurlng It.
The new steam ire engine Thomas p. Morgan,
No. c, was given a trial yes.e:day afternoon at
Rabeock lake, in the Monument grounds in the
PRESENCE of the board Of fire commissioners; and
shIough $50 feet of hose with 100 pounds OF steam
she threw a close, compact i i-inch stream over
2eG ieet-eIceeding the distance made by the Ad-
-Ilsop, No. ., heretofore the furthesLthrOWing en-
sine in the District.
VIZ. H. Payne, OF Georgetown, was buriei
yesterday from DGnbErton-s street Methodist
church, the ReY. Il. Peyton Brown officiating,
The ceremonies were attended by large nun
ser Cf the friCnos Of the deceased, and his re-
mains were followed 10 the grave IN OaE Hill
cemetery by Covenant Lodge, No. Il, !. q. o. F.:
Decatur I,.dge, No. =, h. Of T., and Logan Tribe,
No. : Red Men. which OrgRniZ atoms claImei the
deceased as = member and attended the funeral
il 2 tc1y.