The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-07-14

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q. NJ. DOVE, MD,
Late Secretary Board Of Health.
lowing officers were installed last week in
their respective lodges, to serve the ensuing
term OF six months:
Central Lodge, No. IL. p. Humphrey, N.
urer.
Washington, No, O.mJ. $. Bolway, N. O., a.
Besrdsiey, Il. s.; 4. Jackson, Treasurer, 5. 7.
Eastern, No Jacob Been, N. O., II. S.
dcrson, r. 81 q DonsidsS e f treasurer si S r. A"
Harmony, No. o.-W. p. Allen, N. Oh John
= Howell, v. O.; John Ferguson, I. 81 Benz.
Palmer, +. s.; VIM: Young, treasurer;
Columbia, No. 100. +. Timms, N. O.; X.
W. Barker, V. O.; Julius Strobel, +. So John
A. Moulden, II. s.; Samuel Wise, treasurer.
Union, No. n.-D. Darlington, N. o.; J: II.
tin, II. s.; Ed. Richards, Treas.
Friendship, No. 12.-Max Book, N. O.; W.T..
Dewdney, Y. O.; J. Morse, +. s.; p: II. Sweet,
R. s.; y. A. Kidder, Treas; A. II. Gawler,
Covenant, No. 10, CGcorgetown.) -Samucl
y. Palmer, N. Oh George /. Wetzerich, V. o.;
John II: Darne, X. s.; Allen b. Hayward, NJ.
Beacon, No. i5.-W. Oiendeuin, N. o.; S. T.
Faunce, V. O.; J. $. Hatch, I. s.; II. q. sitter,
r, s.; N. Millikin, Treas.
Metropolis, No. i9..J; w. Falconer, n. G.;
J. 7. Ford. V. O.; 5. p. Robertson, =. s.; W.
J. Brown, X. s.; /. Deming, Treas.
Excelsior. No. l7.-Wm: J: spencer, N. q. d;
R. i: q. Bouis, v. e.; Il. II. Leon, +. s.; Jas.
Mechanics, No. IS, tGeorgetown.)-Charl
Myers, N. O.; William A. Donaldson, V. q.
Hugh q. Divine, r; s.; James p. Wallace, +.
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Oriental, No. lQ-J. i. Schombert, ~; g.;
O. Kattelmann, V. O.; II. HANDLER, +. s.; John
Wahi, r. s.; Charles Just, Treasurer.
ENCAMPMEsTs.
Columbian Encampment, No. John NJ.
Maxwell, q. F. John 7; Chaqncey, II. P.i g.
w. McEifresh, :. w; II. y. stevens; J. W.;
w r. MSLsAS 81 A. MG@aldsn TrsH'SEe5
McIntnrf, H.. p; John W. Ferguson, $. WI
WIN. Z. Richards, Treasurer.
wetzerick, Ii. p; h, A. Dassford, S. W, ],
NJ. Palmer, J. W.; u. A. Kidder, ST. George
Rinehart. Treasurer.
Mount Nebo,. No; G-L. ?. Humphrey, Y. p;
$. King, ]. W.; T. W. Fowler, ST. John 7
Given, Treasurer.
A DANGEROUS CusroMER.-Yesterday, about
noon, Officer Roth, OF tho Second ward, ar
rested a soldier OF the 10th United states in
fantry, for being drunk and disorderly. lie
very quietly, but suddenly drew from hi;
pocket q murderous weapon known as billy
and made q desperate stroke at the head OF
Olieer Roth, which that officer fortunately
lodged. The officer threw the soldier, who
gave his name as William Martin, and tool
The weapon from him, and then conducted him
to warm quarters in the Hotel de TAFT, where
he was held for hearing. This same mar
was arrested before for seriously wounding a
| soldier.
To- tha foil Ia,
officers elect OF Council No. 2, Sons Of iona
dab, were installed: J. p. Baunbach, chief X
a. Basford, deputy chief. @. 7. Ridwell, RS.
g. 7; smith, F. 81 Ioha q carroll 1reSSurer
Packard, o. W.
Council No. /, of the same order, has changed
It's night Of meeting to Thursday, at MorselPi
meeting, elect n delegate to the National TEN
perance Convention, which meets on the 20tf
Inst, at Cleveland, Ohio,
A TEMPERANCE MEETING.-Last evening
Judge Blood, Messrs. VIM. McPheeters, Geo
W. Finnev, Geo. Savage and John O'DunovaI
delivered short, but very pointed, Temperance
Seventh street and Pennsylvania avenue
They propose holding meetings Of a. similal
character at this point every Monday and
Friday evenings during the summer months.
SERIOUS ACCIDENT. = Yesterday forenoon
between 5 and 0 o'clock, man named Martin
Cronin, while driving along New Hampshire
avenue, in the First ward, was thrown from q
cart. by the fall, he broke one OF his ribs ant
fractured his skull; the rib heing forced into
his lungs. DIR. Brenerman dressed the wounds
and had the injured man taken to his home Ia
Georgetown, where he has wife and five
children. He there lies In a critical condition
No ELECrioss.-The stockholders of the
Metropolitan Mining and Manufacturing
Company, and those of the National uAioT
Insurance Company, had called meetingi
yesterday to choose directors for the ensuing
year. Many Of the members OF both compa
MES being out OF the city, on account OF tho
high state of the Thermometer, no election'
were held.
DRorrED DEAD IN THE STREET.-About
o'clock yesterday morning, Mr.. Lyttenton
Tyler from Prince William county, Va, ant
son OF the late Judge Tyler, dropped dead Ia
the effects of the heat. He was carried int
the Marshall House, where 1t was found tina
life was extinct.
TAKEN CHARGE.-The newly-elected super
intcndent of the fire alarm telegraph, Mr.. Jno
W. Larcomb, entered on the discharge OF his
duties yesterday, MIR. A. u. Taleott having
deliver Il over TO h IA t, Office and Its propc
effects.
ISTRRFERISG WITH the FIRE ALARM
| A soldier, named George Wilson, was ycster
| day arrested by Ohleer Langley, for attempt
ing to turn In n false alarm Of Are about on
o'clock yesterday morning, from box 4s. III
was given in ch arge of the military.
| REAL ESTATE SALE.-Last week, Mr.. Chas
| Kloman, real estate agent, sold house AM
| lot on the east side OF Seventh street, between
| ID and L, belonging to Mr.. Glcscking, to Mrs
Connolly, for $4,000.
| Tue SCnUETZEN VEREIN.-ThcTe will be al
| election of officers of the Washington Scheut
| zen Nerein for the ensuing year at the new
| Scheutzen Park tomorrow, from o'clock, p
M, until o'clock.
PATENTS TO ne IssuEp,-For the week end
| lug to day, 27T patents will have been issued
| from the Patent Once during the past week
| 3s6 applications and Gi caveats were filed.
| CONTRACT AwARDED.-1he stationery con
| tract for supplying the Department of State
and Consular Bureaus has been again awarded
| to Philip X SolOmons, OF this city,
| CoNPIRMED,-On Saturday last the SenRntI
| In executive session confirmed the nomination
Of John s. Cox, OF this city, for Justice OF thu
| Peace. .
| No LICENsE,-YesteFday Ohicer Skelly, o
| the Third ward, arrested William Hughes 70
running his wagon without a license. He wa
fined IS by Justice Clark.
| CRIMINAL CoURT.-This court was occupie,
| Yesterday in the trial of Turpin for the murde
| OF X eleheT, a report Of which will be found IL