National Republican., 1876-03-03

POLICE AND OTHER LOCAL IrEas
MiseeIIaneous Paragraphs Of Iaterest
weather probabilities, estimated at Q. n.-
For Friday, In the South Atlantic and Eastern
Gulf Estates, stationary or rising barometer,
northwest to northeast winds, cooler, clear fol.
lowed BY warmer weather. For the lower
.DT sDs Eastern
possibly backing TO southwest in the tive
hrst named districts, stationary or higher tenn.
perstures and partly cloudy weather.
Thsrnometrfc readings taken March Q 1875.
at ths Signal once: q. N. go; T:ss q m,
2''; II iHs. N. 3 S9oi p Ne os SO; .ss ?: m 800;
mum 27e.
For court proceedings see third page.
Bshrend's Patent Oatarrh cigar sure cure.
BsIknap wishes now he had smoked the B-U.
We received from James BeIlew "Ths Pastoral
Letter Of ls7s, !" written By Bishop Bayley.
E. B. Ferguson, pharmacist, corner Second
Btreet and Pennsylvania avenue, Capitol Hill.
The Metropolis Savings Bank pays i've per
cent. interest on all deposits made on or before
the I'd Of each month.
The Ohio Republican Campaign Club will meet
this evening. For place and hour of meeting see
special notice column.
Six per cent. paid On deposits payable on de-
nAnd Special rates on time deposits. ]. II.
BQuier & Co.. bankerA
frsssury, do q general banking business and buy
snd seu District securities Ae.
Your life Is in danger when you allow q severe
cough or cold to go unchecked. nr. BulI's cough
syrup Is cheap, harmless and reliable remedy.
DIR. Sturgis will teach invalids how to cure
themselves with electricity very low. Once
treatment Sl.25, visit out -; 7SS Tenth street
northwest
Mr. NJ. Eastwood has resumed his business as
broker, and established himself at No. 1902 Penn
sylvAnia avenue, (REPUBLIoAN Building, lately
occupied by Page X Fletcher.
Before transscting any kind Of business what
ever, always consult the convenient and com.
pists Alphabetical Business Directory in the
DAILY NATIONAL R REPUBLICAS.
About ll:3o O'Clock Wednesday night Patrick
Canty fell on FOur-snd-s-hslf street, near the
Avenue, and broke his leg. DR.. Boyle attended
him, and he was taken 70 Providence hospital.
Playing cards, cribbage, dominoes, checkers,
Backgammon, beZique, dice, and all kinds Of
games, at Brad Adams book and stationery
store, sl2 street, opposite the Patent Once.
The entertainment given by Union Lodge, No.
II, 1. o. o. F., at Odd Fellows hall, Navy Yard,
last night was q complete success. Mr.. Boyle
interested his auditors with splendid pro-
Yrnmme.
OHrers Of State associations, concerts, and dra-
matte clubs should examine TaIlmadge hall be-
fore making other engagements. II is the best
hall In tne city for all purposes, centrally located
and on first floor.
At meeting of the Schuetzsn yerein wedres.
day evening twas decided to visit the Centennial
The time will be definitely determined at the
next monthly meeting OF the organization.
young boy named EiHard Parker picked up
apackage containing 5000 yesterday, on Penn
sYlyAnia avenue, near Third street. His honesty
directed him 70 take the package to police head
quarters, where it Is waiting for an owner.
A very great opportunity is offered to parties
desiring to invest their money this afternoon at
the sale OF Messrs DoWnman & Green, on street.
betEeen North Capitol and First streets east.
Please see advertisement in another column.
The sixth monthly meeting Of the Hamilton
Building Association was held Wednesday even
Ing. After about two hours spent in receiving
retary made advances on thirty i've shares, at an
average premium of about 43 per cent.
Marriage licenses were issued to the following
parties yesterday: W. W. Riggs and Ann NJ.
Lee; Wilson Brockett and Mary A. Carmichael;
MOrelAnd and Ella J. Swing; ChRs. H. Bischof
and Justina Nohl.
Ats meeting OF the Hilisbund, Section 1884,
last evening the following officers we're elec ed:
President, +. G. Fischer: VIC, president, q.
K1eesi: secretary, II. Steebling; treasurer, J.
Fitzpatrick. Delegates 10 the Central Organi-
ZatiOn-H. Baumgarten, a. hnRble and J. A.
Sohafeld.
Miss Fletcher, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Fletcher, Of the West End, made her debut in
Washington society on the morning Of February
-. The fact that her birthday will only occur
once IN four years does not seem to worry the little
lady in the slightest. At latest accounts mamma
and baby were doing well, and papa was CORE.
sPondfngly happy.
The Liquor Dealers Protective Assoc alton met
last evening at O'Clock, at Sangerbund hall.
By some Iemissness the notice of the meeting was
not sufticisntIy advertised. and the attendancs
bottles of wine and quaftinR innumerA AbIs glasses
OF beer the association Adjourned, 1t l1:30 D. m.
subject to the call Of the chairman.
Tas secretary to the ChiIisn Minister, few
days ago sent a colored servant named Richard
Taylor out with money to pay several bills.
Richard did not come back, as dutiful servant
Ougbt to, and he was reported at police headQuar-
ters. He was arrested yesterday by Ofcsr Daily. I
He bad very little money. but on his person he
carried the bills, which he had bungIIngiy re-
csipted IN his own name. -
children's leapyeari party was given last
evening to Miss Lille Litehford, al the residence
OF her mother, on u street, between Fourth and
Firth streets southeast. 1t was q very pleasant
affair, and largely attended. Among the number
present were Misses Emma Middleton, MAY
Dulin. Celia Atchson, Mamie Larman, Anna
Mills, Frank ana John Wbeatley, George Nc
toWan. Thomas Robinson, Wendell Smith and