National Republican., 1876-06-01
SUPREME COUNCIL, ANCIENT SCOTTISH RITE
DELEGATES TO TINE DISTRICT CONVENTION
Miscellaneous Paragraphs Of Interest

Miscellaneous Paragraphs Of Interest
Weather probabilities, estimated at Am
Yor South Atlantic States and East Gull
States, rising followed by falling barometer. in.
Ieasng easterly TO southerly winh, slightly
Fer The Middle @ States and New I EnqlaSd. falling
barometer increasing easterly to southerly winds,
rising temperature, increasing cloudiness, and
followed by rain areas.
fhermometrfc readings taken Nay 81, 1876, at
the Signal Once: a. m, see; 7:s5 a. m, $40; Il
n, eeo; p. m, $50; 4:35 p. m, $50; p. H. GO;
mp. m, $50. Maximum, 69o; minimum, $50.
Behrend's Patent Catarrh cigar sure cure.
Remember Hempler's Optician auction tonight.
Hair-eloth hats, q and $3.50, at StinemetI's,
l2s7 Pennsylvania avenue.
Knox's white beaver hats now ready at Stine-
netI's, agent for this city.
Silk umbrellas, for gentlemen and ladies, at
sthemetE's, 1877 Pennsylvania ayeuue.
Left-of clothing, watches, pistols, &C, bought
at HerEog's, 9l7 D street. Orders attended to.
Z. B. Ferguson, pharmacist, corner Second
street and Pennsylvania avenue, Capitol Hill.
Naekinaw straw hats and boys and children's
straw hats at Stinmetz's, LIST Pennsylvania ave-
nue..
ctnes at Heller's drug store, under the National
hotel
Drew 4 Gibbs, corner Ninth street and Penn
sylvania avenue have the coldest and best soda in
the city.
All kinds OF trunks made to order, repaired and
covered at McMurrays' SOS Pennsylvania ayenne
Market Space.
Hempler, the optcian is determined TO sell out.
He says he will refuse no reasonable offer for any
Of his goods.
To keep cool, drink glass of soda or mineral
water at Drew Gibbs, corner Ninth street and
Pennsylvania avenue.
H. D. Cooke, jr, &, Co., F street near the
Treasury, do a general banking business and buy
and sell District securities.
The ladies u the Foundry church give this even
ing and tomorrow evening Centennial straw
berry festival at the church.
Geyser, Lithia, Congress, Settler, Vichy and
Kissingen waters on draught at Drew & Gibbs,
corner Ninth street and Pennsylvania avenue.
Window bars against flies and mosquitoes, n
article, best in the market, ffry apiece.
To be had only at Clark's, 1223 Pennsylvania
avenue.
s'At Hempler's optician auction things are going
eli remarkably cheap. Our best citizens are buy
ing there, knowing they will never have such a
chance again.
Cstarrh, nervous and chronic dseases-Dr
Hartley will be compelled TO decline new patients
after next month. Once, $50 street, near
Tenth northwest.
"a temperance society has been organized near
Benuing's station, with Mr.. L. H. Smith, presi-
dent; MI Arthur Magruder, secretary, and Mr..
hurtz, treasurer.
The Free Thinkers gave an entertainment at
L9fner's garden last evening. An address WAS
delivered by Mr.. Robert ReitEel and vocal music
by the Harmonic club.
DR. Hartley's Office and residence removed to
SO Ninth street, near H street. Catarrh, dis
charges from the head, nervous and chronic dis
cases specially and successfully treated.
J. H. Squier Co, bankers, 1915 Pennsylvania
avenue pay per cent interest on deposits, psya-
Bile on demand Special rates on time deposits
Interest paid January and July, or credited.
Mr.. Samuel Brereton a weII-known citizen of
the District, died on Tuesday, of pneumonia, in |
the forty eighth year Of hs age. His funeral will
take place this afternoon from his late residence,
$40 A street southeast.
The NATIONAL REPUBLICAN book and job /
printing Office is one Of the largest and best ap-
mn, ed job Offices south ofNev York. All kinds |
~ nh vror are promptly executed there on the /
most advantage~t~ Us 'eFnA
About l o'clock, On I~cHsday, Child named
Cunningham fell into the canal r~!m Ooat lying
near the Aqueduc: bridge, Georgetown. Ine
child had gone to the bottom for the last time
when the captain Of the steamer Arthur Lowell |
jumped into the water and rescued her.
Mr.. John c. Walker, of the firm OF Walker
Martin, carpenters and builders, died quite sud- |
denly yesterday morning at his residence, on d
southwest. Mr.. walker was a weIi.known resi-.
dent of South Washington, distinguished for his
business integrity.
The ladies' who constitute the Aid Society of |
Union NJ. Z. church have now in progress straw
berry festival, where the usual refreshments are
supplied by the ladies, arrayed in Mary Wash |
1ngton costume. The room is tastily decorated |
s WITH howeIs, and hne arrangements are made for
tinued tonight and tomorrow night.
While number of people were returnfr. -
picnic early yesterday mornings & from |
among them at the oorns- dispute arose
1oT oIeGrs' jn ,t Gurlng Nhlch - of Seventh and 5
fSasId "a. ~ INC Ih suhn Galton cut john No |
re- yat and face. He also cut Henry |
:, who attempted to get the knife from
in the hand. Nolan's injuries were dressed |
at Mitchells drug store, corner Of Fifth and . |
streets. Galton escaped
E. HWarner. real estate broker and auctioneer, |
sold yesterday afternoon at auction for Messrs. |
James S. Edwards, Frank W. Hackett and John |
II. Cook, trustees lots I6 q IS, t9 go 81 g S$ 81
in square l5l. on Riggs street, between Seven
teenth and Eighteenth streets. near Boundary,
improved by ten small brick dwellings, TO A ).
Pratt managing director of he National Life In
suTance Company Of the United States, for $4,000
For the week ending May So 1876, the follow |
ing patents were issued to the residents of the |
District of Columbia: George F. ]. COlburn, of
Washington. improvement in bird cages; John T. |
Davis. Uf " ashington. improvement In hydrants;
George H. Fay man, of Washington, improvement
attaching tags 10 mail-bags; George W. Ham
bright. Of Washington. improvement in gas regu-
latOrs. Design-James a. MalOney, Of George
town, design for q fan. |
Yesterday was good day for issuing marriage
licenses. Mr.. Meigs granted permits to the fol- |
lowing parties Horace Riley and Mary Brooks; |
Gasford Ilgard and Charlotte HusImyer: Benz. 1.
Wright and Hattie NJ Magolette, Of Fauquier |
county, Md: William Dorsey and Lottie Hudley,
of College Station, Nd: Samuel Eccleston Sidney
and Ella Davis, of Alexandria; Augusta Nuhaug /
and Serena Kaiser: Vincent Il. Cook and Molle |
Joseph n. Hodgins and Maria s. Sheehey;
Windsor Robinson and Margaret Washington;
George H. English and Eyalne Harper. /