National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-10-04
INFORMATION COHCERHIHGC OLORsD SCHOOLS
The Sports in East Washington To.
Day - Court Matters - Auction
SAIes-Honors to an Old Citi-
zen-LOcRI Miscellany.

weather probabilities, estimated at a. m.-For
the Middle and East Atlantic States falling
barometer, southwest TO southeast winds, warmer
and partly cloudy weather.
TheEnometric readings taken October 5
1875, al the Signal Ofice: a. m, 43o; 7:35 a. NJ
49o; y m, e4o; P m, ESQ; 4:SS p. m, $50; p M
Eight policemen on the sick-llst
FreckIes removed by Natures Beautiner.
Try the B. Q. cigars. They are the best of all.
The employees of the District water department
will be paid to-day.
The police received their District pay for Sep
TENDER last Saturday.
Only twenty cases Of drunkenness were reported
for Saturday by the police.
There is probability that Mr.. Tenney will
soon reopen he National hotel.
Sherman & Grant, bankers-highest price paid
or 3-65 bonds and auditors certificates.
Highest price paid for left-of clothing, boots,
shoes, &c, at HerZog's, 81 d street northwest,
Freckles remvoed by Natures Beautiher.
The pile-driver at the southern draw of the rail-
road bridge across the Potomac was harmed to the
waters edge yesterday.
H. d. Cooke. jr., & Co., = street, near the
Treasury, DO general banking business and buy
and sell District securities &c.
Freckles removed by Natures Beautifier.
DR.. Blood's office for the treatment Of Catarrb,
Bronchitis, Consumption, &c, by oxygenized air,
is at No. GIG street northwest.
Sidewalks are being put down on Q street, be-
tween Tenth and Twelfth; also, on Rhode Island
avenue. between the same streets.
Hcnpler's optician auction continues TO attract
many buyers for really useful articles. We ad-
wise our readers TO secure an opera or field glass
in time.
The Metropolis Savings Bank, corner Sew
enth street and louisiana avenue, pays i've per
cent interest on all deposits made on before the
Sd Of each month.
Freckles removed by Natures Beautiher.
George Davis a fugitive from the Reform
McMahon and turned over to the authorities OF
the institution.
A fre-slarm gong has been placed in the room
of the police telegraph, that Captain Brock and
the telegraph operators may get the numbers OF
the boxes struck promptly and correctly.
A dead infant was found, Saturday morning
about O'Clock, at the corner Of First and Ok
coroner was notified, but deemed an inquest IN
necessary.
One hundred and eighteen arrests were made
during Saturday and Saturday night in the Dis
trict, most OF them being for drunkenness and
disoreerly conduct. Forty six of the arrests were
made in the Fifth precinct.
The following building permits were issued last
Saturday: Charles b. Church, eight two-story
and basement brick dwellings, eighteen by thirty
avenue and o street southwest; 5000. '-'1
Everybody in want OF Welton, Brussels,
three-ply or ingram carpets should examine the
!. SIoanes, Broadway, New York on exhibition
at J. W. Mcknight & Co.'s, No. 1927 Pennsylva-
mia avenue.
FrcckIes removed by Natures BeautIher.
Get DR.. Rainbow's rupture cure at 80 street
northwest, before he leaves for New York, the
middle of this week. Hon. John Allison, Regis
ter Of the Treasury, who has known him in
Beaver, Pa, over twenty years, is referred to by
permission.
The bridge over Rock creek, at NJ street, is now
laid with a railway track Tor the cars Of the
Washington and Georgetown line, and the neces-
sary paving is being done In few days, If the
weather holds fsvOrably, the cars can pass over
this way to Georgetown.
During the services yesterday morning at St.
Patrick's church the lace over one of the side
affairs caught fire from candle, but was quickly
extinguished before much damage was done.
Considerable excitement was caused in the con-
RregRtion. which was large but by the prompt
action Of several members panic was avoided.
row of eight very nice and substantial brick
dwellings has just been erected by Mr. S. Nor
ment, at the corner of g and Sixth streets south
west. The corner house is three story, with Man.
sard roof and all have modern conveniences, gas,
water, etc. This improvement is quite a convent
enee, as we'll as ornament, to that part of Wash
ington.
Lieut.. Skippon, accompanied by Sergts Dins-
more and Fainter, and officers Harlow, Dumb
gan, Lpscomb and Hineline. last Saturday night
made a raid on disorderly and disreputable
house, No. 2O3 Twelfth street, kept by colored
woman named Margaret Garner. Six women and
seven men were found in the house, who will be
used as witnesses.
and replacing them with concrete goes braVely |
on. Tenth street, between q and K, Is finished; |
operations have been commenced on Seventh, |
Eighth, Eleventh, Thirteenth and q number Of |
others. The old blocks are either given to the /
poor or delivered TO parties at thirty cents per |
load.
Freckles removed by Natures BeautIher. |
A colored nan named Henry Bird was yester-
day morning arrested by Lieut.. johnson and |
Ohcer Fileld for making assault on Chas. Prin-
gel who was so severely beaten last Friday. The |
officers arrested him TaylOrs farm on Seventh
street road, near the scene Of the assault. The |
prisoner was taken to Providence hospital, where
Pringel is still confined, and fully identified by
the latter as his assailant.
About $50 O'Clock last evening Oficers Stone /
and Mcnamara found q cOlored woman named /
Matilda Smith at the corner OF Sixth and E i
streets northwest in q dangerous condition from L
the woman to TauIman's drug store, where DIR. |
"aggsman administered emetics, after whlsh she /
was taken to her home on Virginia avenue, be- Il
tween Third and -Four and-a half streets.
About O'Clock yesterday afternoon as o white |
woman, named Annie Kane, who lives at DIR.
Greer's house, No. 1923 X street northwest, was
leaning over the back fence the fence gave way,
distance Of about five feet, cutting her forehead
over the left eye, and also bruising her badly.
She was conveyed into the house, and DR.. Greer |
attended to her injuries, which he did not con-
slider Of o serious nature. |
Messrs. A. Glasgow and W. H Osborne, both past
chancellOrs OF Union Lodge No. q X. DIP, OF this
city, have completed a handsome charter frame,
which will on Wednesday evening next be pre-
sented to Stoddard Lodge, No. II, of Baltimore,
have been extended by that lodge to knights OF |
this city. The frame, which has been made en-
tiTely by the gentlemen named, is q magnificent
affair, and on the evening in question quite del
egation Will accompany it from this city to its |
destination.