National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-10-01
GENERAL NEWS OF The CITY
fHB KOUNf CALVARY KNIGHTS fESPLAE
FablsaII in Aid Of The Church at BlhTllF,
THE HGsRBIEG HOUSES AID THE OFFICIAL Belts
ELDER HASTINGS AT LINCOLN HALL.
New Fire-AIarm Telegraph in Good
Order-Preparation for a Grand
Days Sport on the Ana
costa, &c, &c.
ELDER HASTINGS AT LINCOLN HALL.

Weather probabilities estimated at a. m-For
New England and the Middle States, increasing
cloudfpess and rain with essterly to southerly
winds, lower temperature and stationary or fall.
ing barometer.
Thermometric readings taken September 80,
1870 at the Signal Once: a. m, coo; 7:S5 e. m.
GO; II p, m, e. Maximum, 10; minimum, $50.
Freekles removed by Natures Beautiher.
Try the B. o. cigars. They are the bsst Of all.
Sherman Grant, bankers.hghest Prics paid
or SOS bonds and auditors certincates.
Highest price paid for left-of clothing, boots,
Ehoes, sc, at HerEOg's, s17 d street northwest.
H. D. Cooke. jr., & Co., street, near the
Treasury, do a general banking business and buy
and sell District securities &c.
Freckles removed by Natures Beautiher.
DR.. Blood's office for the treatment OF Ostarrh,
Bronchitis, Consumption, &C., by oxygenized air,
is at No. GIG F street northwest.
There Will be no more of the Marine Band open
air concerts this season. The one at the Smith
sonian grounds Wednesday evening was the last.
The Metropolis Savings Bank, corner Sew
epth street and Louisiana avenue, pays i've per
cert interest all deposits made on or before the
Sd of each month.
The collector Of taxes VIII be ready on Monday
reXt October l. for the collection Of taxes for the
year ending June 50, 1876. a prompt payment
viii save morey.
Attsrd uemplers Cptician auction tonight.
Secure a fine opera or field-g lass, Thermometer,
barometer or microscope The reputation of his
goods Is hrst-class.
The District Commissioners yesterday directed
that QTllL ne issued 10 moses heilN. treasurer
Of the sinking tund commission. tor SIS 600 TO re-
deem Emery 10 bonds for that amount.
FrecKles removed by Natures Beautiisr.
Attention is invited to the advertisement of the
Hamilton Building Association. Several we'll
known business men Of our city are connected
with the association, which insures its success.
Two carpenters John Kane and James Quinn,
were on Wednesday afternoon precipitated from
scafold On new building on Il, between Six
tenth and Seventeenth streets, and sustai e |
severe II luries.
Everybody in want OF Welton, Brussels,
three-Ply or ingram carpets should examine the
numerous Lew and choice patterns from w. and
J. Slosnes. Broadway, New York, on exhibition
at }. W. Mcknight 90 s, No. 1927 Pennsylva'
MIA avenue.
Freckles removed by Natures Beautifer.
The United States steamer Triana, which has
been doing duty at the navy yard as freight and
dered to the Naval Academy at Annapolis, in
place Of TIE Fortune, which is to 20 to the Pensa-
cola navy yard.
bearing * johnson, carpenters and builders,
have completed a handsome pressed brick store
and dwelling fer Mrs. Isaac n. Gary on Four
teenth street, between H and northwest. The
building is three stories high, and tbirtytwo feet
BY twenty-five feet six inches. The building is
handsomely finished of and furnished with all
modern cOnTeniences.
FreckIes removed by Natures Beautifer.
The remains Of Mr.. Thomas Murphy, who died
last Tuesday morning Of congestion OF the brain,
were yesterday buried from St. Patrick's church
in the Mount Oiivet cemetery. Rev. Father Wal
ter ofieiated, and q large number Of the friends
Of the deceased, together with delegation from
the Hibernian Society, No. ], of which he was Q
member, followed the remains to the grave.
The theatrical critic, (t'God save the markr)
Of the Washington Tribune. speaks Of Carmen
linda Moron IS one who lacks the usual
Mexican complexion, being a blonde of mere
Northern type" Where in the world is the fool
killer? When the Tribune ignorance incarnate
saw the black-eyed, raven-tressed, peach CON-
PleXioned beauty she wore, as La Grande Ouch
esse, blonde wig.
The Supreme Circle B. L. III. F. O. A Will
hold session beginning on Tuesday, Ootobec 5,
and continuing several days, at the hall corner
of Seventh and D streets, in this city. The SEES
sion will be a very important one, and delegates
will be present from New York, Pennsylvania,
New jersey, Delaware, Virginia and THIS Dis-
trict. The visitors during their stay will be en-
tertained by the grand and subordinate circles Of
the District by banquet and trip TO Mount
Vernon.
Nessrs. Duncanson Bros, auctioneers, sold for
Reginald Fendall, trustee, lots g, H, L and NJ,
in LaTman and others recorded subdivision Of
square 1000 to Thomas H. Young, for cents per
square foot Also for Gull & Fraser, trustees, lot
% square 1O43. TO Francis J. Adj, for cents per
square foot. Lot Is, to same purchaser, for 6Lz
cents PER square foot. Lot %, to same purchaser,
for 20 cents per square foot. Lot 50. to same pur
chaser. for cents per square foot Lot 81, to Jas
FlaheTty. for cents per square foot Lot l, to
Madison Whipple, for 6 cents per square foot
Lot 10, TO Dr. J. L. Adams, for 81 cents a square
foot.
FreckIes removed by Natures Beautiher.