National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-03-19
ACIVIL RIGHTS CASE IN GEORGETOWN.
FreemasOnry in JerusaIem-CIerica
visit to st. James Parish-POIice
Items-An Incident of St Pat
Fick's Day-No New Con-
tracts to be Awarded
by the Commits.
siOners.

For Tennessee q the Ohio val ey the lower
lakes and the diudle States. risinP, fol Flowed by
falling barome er; northeast to northwest winds,
except possibly southeast in portions of the Md
die Atlantic States, stationary or lower temrera-
ture, cloudy weather, and possibly rain or snow.
The following was the range Of the Thermometer
go; Il m, 80; p. n, 49, p. m, $50; p. n,
$50; y. n. so.
Use Patterson & Jones' Trophy tomatoes.
Choice fruits-Malaga Fruit Co., 40s 9Th st.
Woodbury. Il Griffin furnished the banquet at
Masonic temple on Wednesday night Those VINO
were in attendance expressed themselves as being
highly pleased with the manner in which it was
gotten up.
most charming novelties in psperhan gings, Just
received from the factories An early cnOIce will
make your neighbOrs Jealous, and mako home
appear like different PLACE.
At late hour last night some unknown party
set IRE to the shed in the OF 5l4 Tenth street
northwest, owned and occupied by Mrs. Boone.
The tre was discovered by cOlnred man before
il had gained Roadway aud eXtinguished by the
prompt use two buckets OF water.
Yesterday morning the cOlored woman, Mary
Jones', who was severely burned by the throwing
of cal oil on the fire in her house in the rear Of
the Freedmen's hospital, on Tuesday sning last,
died from the effects Of her injuries in the aDov,
hospital. Her husband, Rich trd Jones, who was
also burned, is under treatment at the same hos
pital
Devlin & Co., clothiers, No. IIO6 street, have
fTe goods for sDrfng wear. which thew viii be
pleased to have made up in the finest style of art
IOr The gOUu-iuoAlng gentlemen VINO are num-
h"r"h among their DatrOH~, and such others as
wish to wear frstelRss clothes.
Yesterday morning about Has an alarm was
turned II Ia Um DUA II, WIZARD hotel, caused by
the discovery of FIRE in a brick stable in Theatre
alley, occupied by Mr.. Tucker. A prompt re-
Spouse was made by the fremen, and the fire in
the single roof was eNtinguished with a loss of
some $40 The FIRE caught by sparks from the
Imperial hotel chimneys.
Sanders Stayman have a most complete stock
0 their new Estey organs now exhibition and
r sale at sl5 Pennsylvania avenue. These in
struments have been pronounced as nearly perfect
in make, including every improvement in tuning,
TOiciDg, and volume and variety Of tone as the
skill Of wOrkmeu can yet make them. The sale
of these Instruments has Outf,valed all competi-
ton. No home should be without one Of these
elegant instruments, which are now being offered
cheaper than ever.
George Emerson alias Col. F. W. Feuton alias
Ernest Lyle, arrested by Detective McDeYitt on
the charge Of opening the letters of Capt. ]. W.
FentOn, was yesterday committed to jail by Judge
Smell in default Of $500 bonds to await further
hearing. Capt. John W. Fenton, who procured
the arrest OF Emerson, is not in the United States
military service st the arsenal or elsewhere. He
served four years and three months and left the
service with honor in 1855 Since which time he
mas been engaged in civil pursuits.