National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-02-09
MUSINGS AT KENDALL GREEN.
Meeting OF the AImOners of the Poor
Grimes and CRsuaIties- Mis-
eeIIaneeus Paragraphs
Sketches by RePubIi-
can Reporters.

For the Middle and Eastern St:tes tislng pa
Tumeter, lower temperature except on the Middle
Atlantic coast, northwest backing W sOu'n"est
winds, and generally clear WeAtner'
Tbe foIIo1tnp was the range Of the thermometer
At HempIers Yesterday: 8 a. m, l9o: 10 q. m,
no; u m, 80; 2 P. N, 20; p. m, 2S0; P m,
40; sp. N, 2oo.
For market report see third page.
Use Patterson Jones' Trophy tomatoes.
Choice fruits-MalREs Fruit Co.. 4OS 9th st.
Gen. Paul Frank, late colonel of the Fifty sec
Ond New York, died Sunday evening at $50
o'clock, at his boarding house on Tenth street.
A coaLOil lamp exploded last evening, about
7:45 O'Clock in house No. 1905 street northwest,
but fortunately did little damage.
At the regular business meeting OF the West
End Catholic Hibernian Benevolent Society, Mr..
Robt. Hoy was elected mounted marshal for st.
Pairick's day. very worthy selection.
A lecture will be delivered before the guild of
Ascension parish at Ascension church at o clock,
Tuesday evening, by Prof. Hobart Hutton Sub
rect: 1.-The ultimate results OF science"
Spicer southwest corner of Ninth and streets,
has lot Of fancy New FORK butter, Just In; also,
fine butter from other sections. Inducements in
prices.
Georgetown gill to her mother: ''God made
me?' Yes" And papa?n Yes" And
Frankie?-oh,. no, Cousin frankie came from
Philadelphia" said the little Innocent.
The last Of the Centennial series Of sociables,
Iicsn Association, will be given tomorrow even
ing at the Masonic Temple. The arrangements
h i've been made to render this one OF the most at
Iractive Of the season.
b. H. Warner, real estate broker and auc-
tiOneer sold yesterday Afternoon at auction, Tor
VIM. +. Mattingly and Chas. E. Prentiss trus-
tees part OF lot 10 in square p fronting fourteen
feet six inches on Twenty first street, between L
and NJ streets. to John Hitz, esq, at $50. Also,
for VIM. ]. COOK, esq, lot in square 2O6, on the
west side of street northwest, to. Z. A. Bates,
eEQ., at fifty cents per square foot.
Mr.. Rusolph BuchIy, a native Of this city, and
formerly in the house furnishing business on Sew
enth street and Pennsylvania avenue, died yester-
day morning at his residence, in Alexandria
county Va, in the tOrty-seventh year of his age.
His funeral will take place from his brothers
residence, go Pennsylvania avenue, on Wednes-
day, at o'clock p. m, and will be attended by
Columbia Lodge, No. 10, l. U. U. F., OF which
deceased was member.
Attention is called to the collection OF choice
oil paintings now open on view and sale at No.
IlOl Pennsylvania avenue by DuncansOn Brothers
from the gallery Of Mr.. Hugh A. Mccain,
of Philadelphia and to be Sold regardless of cost,
without reserve or limitation. The collection
comprises paintings Of merit, among them the
works OF art from the studios and by Edmund ID.
Lewis, b. R. MOrehead, Paul Weber. F. ID. Bris-
coe Samuel =. Dyke, Herman Simon, George F.
Bensell. H. Taylor, W. b. Kennard, Birch, Bough-
ton, Wilson, Richards, Steineke and others The
sale commences Tuesday night, at $50 o'clock,
and continue each afternoon at $50 and nights at
80 until all are sold. inducements are offered
10 purchasers Of all sums Of 400 or over sixty
days" credit, approved paper. Also, few oil
paintings from private collection.