National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-04-07
DEMOCRATIC CLUBsIN COUNCIL.

For the Middle States and lower lake region
partly cloudy weather and slight rise OF tenn
perature, with northeast to southeast winds
and light rain.
The following was the range Of the Thermometer
at Hemplers yesterday: 8 .. m, 400; 10 g. m,
$40; Il m, SEQ; p. N, $50; p. m, 500; p. m,
$50; 8 p. m. $40.
Use patterson Jones' Trophy.tomatoes.
Choice fruits-MalagalFruit Co.. 4os 9Th st.
The police will receive their pay from the Dis
trict for the month Of March tomorrow.
Thomas E. Waggsman, No. 519 Seventh street,
has sold for the estate Of David A. Hall the south
% feet of lot No. s. in square e6s, at - cents per
foot
John ]. Evans. Capitol Hill, real estate broker,
has sold for Charles X. W. Strong q feet front OF
original lot H. in square 1872, to Chss H. Schott,
for s. 200 cash.
DR.. Noble Young has been laid up for some
days with violent attack of erysipelas In the
head, but his attending physicians pronounced
him better yesterday.
The Germania Schuetzen Verein has elected
the following officers: President, Henry Koch;
vice president, August Klein, lr.; treasurer, John
KOzel; secretary, August Beckman.
In THE REPUBLICAN book and job-prlnting
department all classes and kinds of printing are
done with better satisfaction to the parties inter-
ested than in any other establishment.
VOr POpuli sends a communication complaining
that the contractors for the work on the north
side of the Post Once Department occupy too
pedestrians.
There is a new mania raging among the boys
now. Let youngster have a couple Of castaWay
oyster cans to Dig his heels in, and friendly
fence handy to hang on, and he is happy, out
,met,mes ne will get q fall, and then you might
as we'll talk religion TO wooden Indian as Try 70
reason with that boy.
The friends OF James Mcclure, 400 Pennsyl-
Vania avenue. will be glad to see him on his feet
again. 1t will be recOllected that he was run
over by a car in December last, and his leg badly
fractured. At one time his life was considered in
danger from the injury. He is now able to walk
without clutches and to attend to his business.
Tn e y hOOE and iOh deDartmRnt IL
one Of the very best appointed printing estab-
lisbments in the country. 1t would be well for
lawyers and other professional men, as we'll as
our business men in general, to bear it in mind.
Monday night Officer McKenna found a white
female infant, about week old, lying on the
ground on Ninth street, near street southwest.
1t was taken to LioItensnt GessfOrd's station,
and some ladies near there took charge OF the
little until yesterday, when it was sent to ST.
AIMS Infant Asylum.
Oficer Collins, of the Fourth precinct, Monday
night took to the station man named George
MadRiry, who had taken laudanum for the sup
posed purpose Of committing suicide. Dri som;
soon the unfortunate man was pronounced out OF
DANGER He was then taken to his home, No.
14l3 Third street northwest, by Ohcer Riley,
mrs. Blake, of UniontoWn, says that they put
so much other trash in the Beecher trial that she
has the nurse 60 through the reports every day
and pick out any little stories about sitting on
knees, kissing on the forehead, ETC., and at night
when she has all her work done up she looks them
over, without having to wade through couple of
Columns OF cry, CnnIeIesIluB mtIteT.
WJaky stood on the corner the other day and told
every beggar that came along that Mrs. Roberts,
who objects to his standing under her window and
Yelling had whole bonanza of cold Victuals to
distribute among the poor. OF course it was fun
to see the crowd Of ragged mortality streaming
into the house, but he accidentally tried to fool
the same mendicant twice, and poverty stricken
hand persuaded him to quit.
TIE REPUBLICAN book and job once, second
floor of THE NATIONAL REPUBLICAN building,
corner Of Pennsylvania avenue and Thirteenth
street. for DrOmDtQeEE and excellence OF WOrk,
Eurpasses any other printing establishment in
the city.
Several ladies and gentlemen in the eastern
section Of the city have formed what will be
known as East Capitol Division, Sons OF Temper
ance. They will meet at Baums hall, corner OF
Fourth and East Capitol streets, on Saturday
evening at $50 O'Clock. The officers are: p. W. p,
Wesley Thompson; W. p, N. J. Nash; W. N,
II ". CLARK: Captain. Rev. Q. W. DennIson.