National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-09-28

Weather prODaDilltles, estimated at g. M o.
New England, and the Middle States and the
lower lake region clear or partly cloudy weather
and northeriy to westerly winds, slowly risiag
barometer and light rains during the En UrnDg
and Northern New York, followed py cooler
weather on Tuesday night
Thermometrtc readings taken september 20,
1875 at the Signal Once: o. m, 4S0; 7:S5 a. m.
SO; II m, 670; p m, 10; 4:S5 p. m, 100; D. N,
SO; II D, m, S. Maximum, no; minimum, 450.
FreckIes removed by Natures Beautihsr.
Try the B. Q. cigars. They are the best of all.
Handsome California pears at Malaga Fruit
Company, 4OS Ninth street.
Sherman Grant, bankers-hIghest price paid
or S65 bonds and auditors certificates
Highest price paid for left-of clothing, boots,
shoes, &C., at HerZog's, el7 d street northwest
The clerks at Columbia building Will be paid
this week their salaries for the month Of Sep
TENDER
H. d. Cooke, IT., & Co., F street, near the
Treasury, 90 general banking business and Duy
and sell District securities &c.
Hempler's optciau auction sale continues every
evening. We advise our readers TO secure f1ne
opera or field glass, microscope or barometer.
Freckles removed by Natures Beautifer.
About O'Clock last evening case Of ladies'
boots, made by Burt, were stolen from the window
of Gsrtrelis shoe store, at the eorzer Of Seventh
and streets.
Ladies should not fail to see the elegant dis
play at Davis first fall opening on Thursday, the
3Oth. Beautiful Lew designs and most charming
novelties in trimmings.
Sargent and McEliresh's black bear and the
woodchuck started yesterday afternoon and will
to-day be part Of the happy family composing the
Centennial Geological Garden, at Philadelphia.
James Williams alias Simms and Joshua Black
were Yesterday before the Police Court, charged
with the grand larceny Of $50 from 5. W. Hop
kins, on street, near Tenth, Saturday night.
The case was continued.
The funeral Of Mr.. Clifford Arrick, who died on
Thursday last, in POughkeepsie, NY, took
place Yesterday afternoon from his late residence,
No. ll31 Fourteenth street. and was largely at
tended by the numerous friends Of the family.
Everybody in want of Welton, Brussels,
Three-ply or Ingram carpets should examine the
numerous new and choice patterns frem w. and
J. S!osnes, Broadway, New ork On exhibition
at J. W. Mcknight Co.'s, No. 1927 PennsylTa-
mia avenue.
Freckles removed by Natures BeautIher.
The funeral of the late Florence Frederick who
was killed on the railroad track, in UniontoEn,
Friday night last, took place Sunday morning
from his late residence in Uniontown, and was
largely attended by his many friends. He was
buried in the Congressional cemetery.
Messrs Duncanson Brothers, auctioneers, sold
yesterday afternoon, for John Bauf, trustee, lot
1ettered &C." in Todd & Phelps subdivision Of
On D Street, between Third and Four.and-a-half
streets southwest, improved by a twostory brick
house, 20 Frederick S:einr for $40.
On Saturday afternoon J. T. Ooldwell, sales
man, for b. II. Warner, sold for George Ma
son, trustee, the leasehold OF tnirty-two
years part Of lot Il, square 81, fronting 81 feet
inch on the south side Of street, containing 1851
square feet, improved by q three-story brick
building, with two stores and twenty-five office
rooms subject to annual ground rent Of $500, to
Henry NJ. Baker, at $4,000 cash.
Interesting religious services were held Sunday
afternoon by the SUnday-school connected with
the Asbury NJ. +. church, for the purpose Of
raising funds in aid of the Mission church at
Tenth street and the boundary. The children
were addressed by the pastor, Rev. NJ. Thomas,
and James p. Tustln, esq, after which the audi
ence were entertained by musical performances
The new Mission church is to be dedicated next
Sunday.
Freckles removed by Natures Beautlhsr.
After Vespers Sunday evening a number of
gentlemen OF St. Matthew's cUngre ration as
Sembled in the basement OF the church and
xanized branch OF the Young Catholics
Friend Society. Rev. Dr.. White the pastor. was
present and addressed the meeting. DR.. NJ. J.
Griffith was elected president pro tenn, and Chas.
J. Anderson secretary pro ten. Among those
present were J. Carroll Brent, George Bogus,
John Chapman, Paul Griffith, Michael Manning
and Peter Jordan. a permanent organization
will he effected.
On Saturday night Pioneer Council, No. !, Sons
of Jonadab, elected the following officers for the
ensuing term: Chief james Moran; Deputy Chief,
Halver Nelson; Secretary, L. y. POlkinhorn;
Financial Secretary, Claiborne Brooks; Treas
urer, VIM. II. Young: Guide, Henry Smith; As
sistant Guide, h. NJ. Smith; Inside Warden, Jas
Ruhl; Outside Warden, JOnn W. Hays; Pa
Champion: Organlsr Byron Adams: Librarian
Edward Ba1sel. A visitation of the Grand Coun-
ell took place, 4. which addresses were made by
Messrs. Mills, Hollinberger, Finch, Champion
and others.
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