National Republican., 1876-10-30
SERVICES AT DIFFERENT CHURCHES
ACCIDENTS, INCIDENTS, POLICE IFas
Miscellaneous Paragraphs of Interest

southeast W nds, warmer, clear oC partly cloudy
weather, and possibly rain areas in southern
and western portions. For New England
RISING barometer, rorthwesterly winds,
slightly warmer and clear Weather, succeeded
in'western portion by falling barometer, sns
winds shifting 60 easterly or scutherly.
THERMOMETERS readings taken at the Signal
Office Oct. %, 1876: a. m, 45c; 7:SS q. m,
$50; 10 m, 40; Q p. m, 45o; ASS p. m,
46o; ep. M; 400; II p. m, 46o. M&Ein1m,
$50; MINIMUM 43O.
Hart's Insect Powder, 1912 street.
Smoke Behrend's patent eatarrh cigar
Buffers stove exchange, corner OF Fifth and
Z streets northwest.
Ask fo- the Herbe de Ia Reine cigarettes;
they are the best Of all.
Circuit Court, Saturday, Hecfonan Fvs-,
Sharp. Verdict for defendant
Lef-of clothing, watches, pistols, Se.a
bought at Herzog's, 915 D street. Orders ST.
tended to.
Best prices paid for csst-of clo:kirg st
Justh's old stand, No. 619 D street northwest,
Orders attended to.
All kinds of trunks made TO order, repaired
avenue, Market space.
HFIom October l, 1875, 10 September so,
1876, 43, $40 messages were sent over the wires,
of the police telegraph Of the District.
On Saturday and Saturday night thirty three
arrests were made by the police of the District.
Fourteen of these were for drunkenness in the
streets.
Burglars secured jewelry to the valle of
$20o from the residence of Mr.. c. B. Pearson,
S07 II street northwest, early en- Saturday
morning.
A dead female colored infant was found
yesterday afternoon in the river at G-street
wharf by Officer Kirby. The coroner gave a
certificate of burial.
The Empire Heating Rarge received modal
andthe judges special report at the Centen-
rial. Call and see it, at II. l. Gregory's, 634
Pennsylvania avenue.
Marriage licenses have been issued to A. ].
Gilman, of Livingston county, and Annie n.
Purdy, of Steuben county, N. Y, gckn Wilson
and Malinda Higgins.
Hart's Roach Powder, 1912 street.
To soothe disturbed feelings brought on by
cold, and to cure Coughs, Group aud Eoarse- ]
ness, give DR.. Bulls Cough Sirup, which may
be had at drCg stores.
The Crystal Fire Place Stove received q
medal and the judges special report at. the
Centennial. Call and see it. b. l. Gregory,
6S4 PennsglvaEiS avenue.
Prime to fancy New York, Pennsylvania
glades, Virginia and Western butter, strictly
fine stock, at S2icer's butter store, corner Of
Ninth and E streets northwest. =,
Catarrh, ofensfve discharges, sc. Dr..
Hartley demands 20 fee until perfect satisfac-
ton is rendered 70 the patient. Office and
residence, No. 732 tenth street N. W.
Union Bethel A. L. E. Sunday school WILL
give concert Tuesday evening, 31st inst, at
Bethel hall. The reputation of the school for
good singing will secuzc them full house.
Detectives Coomes and Miller on Saturday
recovered an overcoat and satchel stolen from
a clearinghouse on Second strea, and be-
longing TO Centennial visitor named F. NJ. 4
Deckerhoff.
"A man named Fisco Pace, a traveller from
Ohio, attended the Metropolitan church yes
terday morning, and in the crowd was re-
leved Of his Pocket-book, containing Sll and
his ticket home.
J. q. squier &-Co., bankers 1876 Pennsyl-
vania avenue, pay SIX per cent. in crest on de-
posits, payable on demand. Special rates on
time deposits. interest paid January and
July, or credited.
The Carpet Bug-Eart's Roach Powder,
1912 F street.
Attorney Birney, for the Commissioners of
the District, has entered suit in equity TO
restrain 7. P. Morgan and j. j. Shipman from
iustituting proceedings at law against the Dis
trict, and temporary restraining order was
made by Judge Olin.
A three year-old boy, named Daniel B. |
Chambers, was run over by a cart on Ninth |
street, near northwest, on Saturday evening,
and injured badly about the head, where the |
horse kicked him. DR.. W. H. Taylor rendered |
medical aid. |
Every one desiring comfortable rooms for |
the winter should examine the latest styles Of |
Latrobes, among them the ''Mayfower" and |
"New Silver Palace" at Thomas NJ. Shep-
herds, 1923 New York avenue, which he puts i
up in 9 superior manner, and guarantees to |
give entire satisfaction.
We call attention to the advertisement in |
another column of Smith, Birge & Co., 1914 |
Pennsylvania avenue. Their facilities for |
steam and Earm-air heating, manufacturing |
as they do their own apparatus, are, perhaps, |
superior to those Of any Other house in this |
community.
The remains Of Mrs. Isadore King, wife Of
Theodore Z, King, esq, of Capitol Hill, were |
buried Saturday from the residence of Mr..
Thos. Mcdonnell, an uncle of the deceased, at
No. 146 East Capitol street. Rev. Father
Rabbi celebrated Requiem Mass at St. Peters
church, and also conducted the burial rite.
Those desiring perfect range for heating
as well as cooking should call and sse the
"Empire" at Thomas NJ. Shepherds, 1923 |
New York avenue. 1t is guaranteed to heat
from two to four upper rooms with the slme /
fire as for ordinary cooking purposes. 1t is the
only range exhibited at the Centennial that |
merited the distinction Of two medals.
Last night the house Of Mrs. Paulding, No. |
2O27 street, was entered by some thief or
thieves, who climbed q shed and cut the stats
from a second. story back window. A quantity /
of ladies' clothing was thrown from the win
dow into the adjoining alley and yard, but be-
fore the depredators were sble to secure any
thing they we're frightened off by a lady in the
hoqse.
A man from Georgia, named Smith, spent
Sat9r11ssJ N Eigs :. In house In Majors alley,
cecupisd by disreputable colored women. Yes
teruay morning when he started to leave he
found that one Of bis pockets had been ept
and about SIS Of hismoney taken. In another
pocket he had about $40, which was untouched.
Officers Smith and Duvall arrested two of the
women named Sarah L. johnson and Josephine
West. 80
Il. 7. offiey s. Co.'s exchange and deposit /
bank, northeast corner of Fifteenth and F |
streets, deals in all classes of Government |
securities and in District Of Columbia and all
frst-rate tn7estment bonds and stocks; also In |
American coin and foreign money. Demand
drafts on Europe in any amount. Best rate
allowed for per cent. improvement bonds |
Orders promptly filed for the new United
States ~ per cent. bonds.
P. A, Darneille, auctioneer, has sold within
the last few days :he following pieces of real
estate Brick warehouse fronting on Water |
street, Georgetown, and on the river adjoining
the fish wharf, to Martin NJ. Rohrer, FOR
81, 400; part Of lot 81, in square SIS, improved
by small two-story brick house on street,
between Fourth and Fifth, to John o. Crown,
for $3.50; part Of lot 1, in square 512, improved
by frame house, In an alley between N and
o and Fourth and Fifth streets northwest to |
Richard Fitzmorris, for $3.50; lots SO, 81 and
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