National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-10-05
Meeting OF the philharmonic society
New Jersey Republicans
Local Miscellany.

weather probabilities, estimated at q. m.-For
the Middle and East Atlantic States falling
barometer southwest to southeast winds, warmer
and partly Cloudy or cloudy weather, with occa-
sional rain.
Tberuometric readings taken October T.
$40. II m Geo; . D. m, $50; Ass d, m ESQ; y. m,
$50; II p, m. 20. Maximum, es0; minimum, to'.
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Try the B. o. cigars. They are the best Of all.
Sherman Grant, bankers-highest price paid
oE365 bonds and auditors certificates.
Highest price paid for left-ot clothing, boots,
shoes, Sc, at Herzog's, 917 d street northwest.
H. D. Cooke, jr., Co., T street, near the
Treasury, do a general banking business and buy
and sell District securities &c. aEF
The affairs of the Sixth Building Association, of
Georgetown, were finally settled last Friday ever
ing and the association broken up.
DIR. Blcod's ONCE for the treatment Of Oatsrrb,
Bronchitis, Consumption, &c, BY oxygeniZed air,
is at No. 61e street northwest.
Lawrence Bird, one of the assailants of the Ger
man carpenter, Pingel, was yesterday committed
to jail by Judge Smell to await the result Of Pin
gels wounds.
Oficers in Georgetown have been raiding
den known as tho Stone jug, In Cherry alley,
Georgetown, and have captured quite number
fits inhabitants.
Toe Metropolis Savings Bank, corner Sew
enth street and Louisiana avenue, pays hye per
cent. interest on ell deposits made on or before the
Sd Of each month.
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President Williams and Secretary Reed, of the
fire commissioners, and Chief Engineer Oronin
have gone to New York to attend. the IRE con-
TentiOn in that city this week.
The surveyors OF the District engineer depart
ment were at work on High street, between Canal
and Bricge streets, Georgetown, yesterday, estab
fishing the new grade Of that street.
A boy named Jerry Cronin was accidentally
locked in an unoccupied freight car on Virginia
avenue Sunday morning and remained there five
hours before his situation was discovered.
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tion on new basis OF Washington Camp, No. /,
p. q, S. of A. and a meeting for that purpose
will be held on wednesday, the 18th Instant, at
Red Mems hall, on street, near Sixth.
Everybody in want OF Welton, Brussels,
three-ply or ingram carpets ,hOuld examine the
numerous new and choice patterns from w. and
at J. W. Mcknight s. Co.'s, No. 1927 Pennsylys-
mia avenue.
Some thief entered the residence of Mr.. John
Schwartz, who keeps a restaurant on the south
side of Pennsylvania avenue, near Tenth street,
Sunday night, and stole therefrom several hun
dred dollars ia HreeDbacks- The case has been
Turned over TO the detectives.
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The proprietor of the Brevoort house New York,
has leased the Riggs building. at the corner OF
Fifteenth street and New York avenue, which
te ss teneTas DepSTtmept Il is his intention to
q up tie building for hotel.
On Sunday the l7th instant the exercises OF
the jubilee Will commence at 81. stephens
churches designated by the Most Reverend Arch
bishop to be visited By those making the jubilee
are 81. Matthew'S, st. Patrlck's, st. AloysIus'
and st. Peters
Mr. P. NJ. Dubant, the well-known restaurant
keeper Of this city, has sold his establishment to
his late associate, Mr. William J. Martin. Mr..
Dubant intends to carry on his building projects
with renewed activity. He will proceed at once
to the erection Ct handsome business building at
the northwest corner Of Sixth and streets.
On Sunday, James Simonds, eolored boy, was
accidentally run over by horse and carriage
driven by 5. H. Merrel, on Ninth street, near X,
and was severely injured in one leg and his arm
hurt. He was taken to the drugstore OF Byron &
Co., corner Of Eleventh street and Rhode Island
avenue, where DR.. r. g. Mauss dressed his
wounds.
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On Tuesday, the 18th instant, the officers Of the
Grand Temple of Honor Of Maryland aud the Dis
trict Of Columbia will pay an official visit to
grand oficers Who will participates are r p Reid.
G. W. T; J. W. Van Week, z. W. V. T, and E.
D. Easton, q. w. R., Of this city, and W. p. Ha-
gsdoin, 6. W. u, Of Baltimore.
Sunday afternoon St. Matthew's branch OF the
Young Catholics Friend Society organized by
electing DR.. NJ. J. Griffith president and Mr.
Thomas Murray secretary and er-o6iciO treasurer.
Major J. E. Mallet delivered an address. On the
same evening st. Patricks branch elected as per-
mAnent officers: George Bogus, president, and
J las. II. Clarke, secretary.
There was meeting Of the pastors OF the Meth
odist Episcopal denomination OF this city yester-
day morning at the Foundry church. Rev. Mr..
Owen presided, and Dr.. Hobbs acted as secretary.
The pastors present, all of them, gave encourag-
ing accounts Of the condition OF their various
churches. There seemed to be a general desire
among them for a greater power OF bringing souls
hour an adjournment was made.
A certificate Of Incorporation las b. el filed in
the office Of the recorder Of DEEDS Incorporating
the Cuba Amertca Asphaltum Company" The
board of directors are ]. O. Lay, S. V. Noyes
John Morris and John W. Maury, and the term
Of existence twenty years The capital stock Of
& Waf at cid N1fo Z mn
shares at 500 each and the act Of Incorporation
requires that the business Of the company shall
be conducted in the city Of Washington.
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Considerable Generalization was occasioned at
. colored ball at Blgh's hall, on q street, be-
tween Twelfth and Thirteenth streets northwest
last night by fracas, which occurred between
two OF the male dancers. Ofieers Dunnigan and
Harlow settled the difficulty, however by arrest
Ing the principal rioter, George Ellis, who was
locked up on the charge OF assaulting William
Waters.
In the Police Court yesterday Jas. W. Barn,s
charged q. S. KoontZ and Timothy McGIllicOdv
after hearing the evidence, which showed that
Barnes had demanded some packages at the Bal
timore and Ohio depot which were not consigned
to him. ard in his zeal 10 obtain them had gone
to the platform to take the number OF the boxes,
which was against the rules of the company.
At the first meeting OF the Arlington Co-opera-
tive Building Association, last night after receiv-
ing subseripii ions for stock, 900 was advanced
At an average premium Of l02 per cent. The pay
ment OF SO large an amount Of dues makes the
Arlington another successful association in the
District. Subscriptions for the remaining shares
will be received by Thomas Hyde, president Of
Riggs & Co.'S bank, or by the board Of directors
Nothing shows taste and culture so much as to
see disposition to make home attractive by
adjoining your rooms with neatly framed chromos
or engraYinRs, and destroying the monotonous
blank Of the walls with beautifully carved
brackets. hessrs. Dillon < Co. have large as
sortment from which all tastes may be suited and
they are offering them at manufacturers prices
In their selections Of chromos they have shown
the best of judgment, and we advise all to nav
them visit Their advertisement will be found
In another column.
On Sunday the Asbury mission. situated nj the
intersection Of the boundary and NIath street was
dedicated as church Of God. The presiding
eloer, heV; N; "a. carroll, preached dedicstory
sermon at II O'Clock from st. Matthew xyi:ls At
O'Clock Rev. J. 81. Mitchell preached, and In the
evening Rev. Mr.. Brooks. The church building
is frame structure, with q seating capacity or
about $50. The pastor, Rev. James Thomas Is at
present engaged in carrying on 3 revival at the
Asbury NJ. E. church.
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