National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-10-11
GENERAL NEWS OF THECITY
ACCOUNTS OF TREASURER MAGRUDER
HTIGEKIsE AMONG new YORK REPUBLICANS
Major Of Police TO be Marshal Of The Court
ATTEMPT AT RAPE BY 4 COLaRED NAN
TeIegraphing by n Magnet Boating
Notes Fires Races on the New
Track-Death of Mr.. Palmer.
ATTEMPT AT RAPE BY 4 COLsRED NAN

Weather probabilities estimated at a. m,-For
the Middle and Eastern States, low barometer
cloudy weather and occasional rain, followed BY
clearing, cooler weather and northWesterly
winds
Thermometric readings taken October 10,
1875, at the Signal Once: a. MISE; 7:S5 a. m.
coo; II D, m, 81. Maximum. $50; Minimum, 500.
Freckles remvoed by Natures BeautIier.
Try the B. Q. cigars. They are the best of all.
Secure bargains in rare goods at Henpler's auc.
tion.
Hempler, the Optician, is selling out everything
but eyeglasses.
Sherman s. Grant, bankers-hIghest price paid
or 3-65 bonds and auditors certificates
Highest price paid for left-off clothing, boots,
shoes, &c, at Herzog's 81 D street northwest.
DR.. Blood's office for the treatment OF Catarrh,
Bronchitis, Consumption, &c, by oxygeniZed air,
is at No. 6l9 F street northwest.
The wood pavement on Pennsylvania avenue
east, from Second to Eighth street, its terminus,
is in a very diIapidated condition.
The residence OF Mr.. John J. Evans. on
street southeast, is nearly finished and makes
handsome Improvement TO that locality.
H. d. Cooke, jr., * Co., F street, near the
Treasury, do a general banking business and buy
and sell District securities &c.
Freckles removed by Natures Beautifer.
Seventy-one arrests were made during Saturday
and Saturday night throughout the District, most
Of which were for drunkenness and disOrderly
conduct.
Owing to the deep cut made by the contractors
who are improving South Carolina avenue and Z
Street, the Eighth precinct station house is only
accessible by flight of eight or nine steps.
On Saturday evening, while lady was walking
through the Western market, her poeketbook,
containing sos, was snstched from her hand by q
light mulattO boy, about sixteen years old.
The Uniformed PatriRrchs, l. O. q. F., have
cepted the Invitation Of LOudOn Lodge, of Lees
burg, Va, to visit that town on the 2lsT instant
on the occasion Of the reunion Of Odd Fellows
there.
FreckIes removed by Natures Beautiher.
\ dividend OF Is 20 50 per cent. will be declared
and cOking Stoves, ranges, crates lstrooes Of all
styles, from Taylor & Young, 442 Ninth street.
Call and be convinced.
Everybody in want of Welton, Brussels,
three-Ply or ingram carpets should examine the
numerous new and choice patterns from w. and
]. Sloanes. Broadway, New York, on exhibition
at J. W. Mcknight * Co.'S, No. 1927 Pennsylva-
mia avenue.
A lady named Miss Kate Bartlett fell in fit on
the corner OF High and Bridge streets, George
town, Friday afternoon. DR.. Shekells rendered
medical assistance. after which Officer Greene
conveyed her to her residence on Dunbarton
street.
Freckles removed by Natures Beautifer.
A certificate of Incorporation of the Metropol
tan Baptist Association was filed in the office Of
the Recorder of Deeds last week, naming the fol
lowing parties trustees: H. ]. Pearce, B. p.
Murray, L. L. Forrest Spohord, q. L. Patten and
u. W. Longan.
The contractorior improving Sixth street from
Pennsylvania avenue to the river, Mr.. Peter Nc
Namara, is pushing the work forward very rap
idlv. Tho foot payements are nearly all laid,
broken stone to be used in matchmaking.
Rupture cure. Secure DR.. Ranbow's services
before Wednesday night next, when b Q leaves
$50 q street northwest. No springs nor wooden;
he has every virtue to cure without any objec-
tions. By permission We refer to Hon; 1ngersol,
Hon. Grimel, of New York, and Hon. John Allison,
in Treasury Department.
When the United States steamers Gettysburg
and Fortune leave the navy yard this week there
will be only four ships Fps at taaf iti5 III
stream, and the receiying-ship Relief and yard
tug Rescue. This is smaller complement of
vessels than has been at the yard since the war.
The match-race for $50 at BrightwoOd Friday
afternoon, between A. Dorsey's b. z. Ed. Forrest
and J. II. MOrrow's b. N. Daylight, mile heats,
straight heats. Time, 2:5717, 2543I, 1901. The
two horses afterwards trotted a twO-mile heat for
$3.50, which was also won By Daylight in 5:5jl1
Offcers Mulloy and johnson on Friday night
found a woman in franklin square, named 10.
sfpbine Getz, who was suffering from the effects
oflaudanum, who said that she was tired of life.
Relief was administered by DIR. Pope, and she
was then taken to the Sixth precinct station, and
on Saturday she was removed to the Poor-house
hospital.
FreckIes removed by Natures Beautlfer.
Since liberia Society No decided to attend
the Centennial to be held at Philadelphia next
year the subiec: has been pretty thoroughly
CietiGs in the city, ard the belief that nearly all
OF them Will attend and swell the ranks. Mr..
Hoy, prominent member OF the West End HI
bernans saws his society will be there.
A large force OF workmen are engaged in tear
ing up the old rotten wood pavement on the west
side Of Eighth street southeast, from Peunsylva-
MIA to Virginia avenue. 1t is believed to be the
intention ar the District Commissioners to lay a
Belgian block pavement on this street. When
the work is completed OD the west the contractors
will commence operations Gu the east side. This
is good method Of work ny, half the thorough
fare will, therefore, be open to travel.
The Knights Of 81. Joseph have elected the fol-
lowing officers for the ensuirg term: NJ. HALL |
mar, commander; q. II. Harvey, FIRST deputy CON-
mander; John T. Graham, second deputy com
mandeT; Henry McDeTmOtt, third deputy CON-
manCer; Il. a. Martin, recorder; Thomas Malo-
ney, almOner: Rev. =. +. Mccarthy, chaplain;
John DAILY, John White. Dennis Keneally, Mat
thew MRllOy, Q. W. Mccarthy, John Kelley and
Frank Schmidt board Of government.
On Saturday Mr.. A. X. Brown, attorney for
the Board OF Health, fled an Information ia the
Poice % Ut at the Instance of James II. Smith,
sanitary inspector, and p. 7. Keene, health Of
fcer, agains: Mrs. Mary A. KimmeIl. proprietor
the building in which the Police Court is held,
charging TIE main tainance Of nuisance Injurious
to health, said buiiding having a leaky roof
damp walls, TithCC: proper ventilation. with
staRnant eT N the basement, insufficient
water supply and draiu-pipe for the Water-closets
defective drainage, thereby rendering It unfit for
human habitstion.
Freckles removed by Nature . Beautifer.