National Republican., 1876-06-26

weather Probabilities, estimated st / q n
Fer Monday, IN the South Atlantic and Gul
States, stationary or falling barometer: sOuthea,
70 southwest winds, warmer, partly eloid
weather and occasional local rains
fhermometrie readings taken June q, Is7e, q
The Signal once: 3 m, TSo; Ts5 q m, 74o;
u, Is'; ,. m, $50; ass p: m. $50; p. m, 81
u ,. m, TsS. HaImun, 30; minimum. 100.
Keep Hsrt's Roach Powder. 1212 street.
Bebreud's Patent OstArrh cigar surscure. =,
Insects and vermin can be bsnished. Hart
Roach Powder.
Jsb lot milk umbrellas, tase and ~ at stin
Rets's. 1877 PsnnsyivAniA avenue.
Straw hats for men, youths, and ehrdrer
Stinemetss, 1851 Pennsylvania avenue.
The churches were we'll attended yesterday
Many strangers were in the congregations.
Lef-of clothing, watches, pistols, 40, bough
stHerIog's, sl7 D street. Orders attended to-
z. B. FCrSusOn, pharmacist, corner Secon
street and Pennsylvania avenue. Capitol Hill.
During Saturday and Saturday night nifty
seven arrests were made BY the police Of the D.,
tTict.
All kinds OF trunks made to order, repaired an
covered at McMurrays' sOS Pennsylysnia ayenn
Market Space.
Oficer Hurst yesterday shot . mad dog in t,e
yard of Edward VOigt on Seventh street, be-
tween and K streets.
Rev. Father ReYela, o. S. D., OF Paris, Fance,
it now one OF the parish priests at ST. D,Ininie's
church, South Washington.
One marriage license issued Saturday
Zaehariah T Boldwiu and Catherine Boldvfn,
both Of Howard county Nd.
The nineteenth annual commencement of Con
Iaga College takes place at TsIlnAdge hall next
Wednesday evening st o'clock.
Moths, moths! Harris RoAet Powder, 12l2 Z
street.
4 fine orchestrion will perform every afternoon
and evening at Henry SclwarEenberg's Orches
trisn Saloon, 4o5 Eleventh street.
The Peabody Literary Association gave their
annual excursion to Marshall Hall yesterday.
The attendance Eas large and pleasure abun-
dant.
Buy Justh's Pstent (steeD Sole and Heel Pro-
testor and your shoes will last twice long. For
sale at all shoe stores, shoe finding and hardware
stores. =
The annIaI exhibition of the preparatory de-
PARTNER: Of Columbia College will take place at
Lincoln hall, on Tuesday evening, June q, at s
o'clock.
TIE several excursions that left the city for the
lover Potomac yesterday were all well patron
lied. The warm weather drove many people out
Of the city.
The fifteenth trip of the Lyeeum Bureau ex-
sursiOn will take place on Wednesday, June %.
There will be a grand day and evening trip See
advertisement.
Frank Foreman, the eolored man who escaped
from the work-house some time ago, was arrested
Saturday by Oficer Riley, and turned over to the
proper authorities.
Thieves broke into a house belonging to the
Baltimore and Ohio railroad, near Clsrk Mills
place, Friday night or Saturday morning, and
stele a quantity OF railroad TOOLS
h.
BraunschWeig, which left Baltimore for Bremen
Saturday, were Mrs. Elizabeth Acker and Miss
Aeker and Mrs. S. Munroe, Of this city.
Or. Hsrtley's ONCE and residence removed TO
SooNinth street, near street. Catarrh, dis
charges from the head, nervous and chronic dis
eases specially and successfully treated.
J.U. Squier Co, bankers, 1916 Pcnnsylvsnis
s,enue, pay per cent interest on deposits, psya-
PIE on demand Speosl rates on time deposits.
interest paid January and July, or credited.
Vermin, vermin! Hart's Roach Powder, 1912
street.
Saturday morning Mrs. Hawkins ooIored Iiv-
ing on Pomeroy street, between Fourth and Fifth
streets, in the county found a bright muIatto
chld on her doorstep, and, as she is ch6less, she
proposes TO adopt it.
The annual commencement OF Rock Hill COL
lege will take place on Thursday, June - A
Well-arranged programme has been prepared and
the exercises bid fair to be Of very entertaining
ana UNUSUALLY rare character.
Mr.. Job Bernard, who has for several years
been deputy clerk of the Supreme Court of this
District, in charge Of the papers Of the Circuit
Court, has resigned his position and Mr John II,
Young has been appointed his successor.
The WEEKLY NATIONAL REPUBLICAN, a large
sightpage campaign paper, containing the news
Of the week, including sketches OF Hayes and
neeier, ls now ready for mailing. IL is the
Best paper to send to friends In the country
Messrs Hoy n
on the south side of Pennsylvania avenue ho'
tween Twelfth and Thirteenth streets Tbcv
nave on draUght constantly choice liouors of aiI
kinds and keep on hand the fnesf hrandsnt t
cigars.
The corner stone of the Mt. Zion Methodist
Episcopal church. B. Brown, pastor, will be laid /
Sunday, July ?, at o'clock D. m DISTINGUISHED
ministers Will be present and OficIate on the occa
ZION The church is situated on Greene street 1
Georgetown,
The best heating apparatus, the best range
ana plumbing work generally In q house is the
cheapest At any price, but when furnished by 1
TeS6,e E. house such as Smith, BiTEs o., i0ll
avenue, rV ..CsI.ave
where to 20.
On Saturday a horse belonging to DR.. Nichols
started to run away from the neighborhood of |
Fourteenth street and New York avenue 1t !
started another horse, and excitement was
raised. The horses were captured before any
damage was done.
Saturday night Officers Gates and Bryan, Of the
First precinct, arrested two notorious colored |
sneak thieves named Thomas Randolph and Per
lev Butler. These men are hall thieves. and re-
Gently stole a quantity of clothing from the resi-
denee Of John Boteler, esq.
The primary school of Mrs. U. S. Lawrence, |
No. a Frederick street, Georgetown, closed on |
the 2Sd instant. The commencement was largely |
attended by the parents and friends Of the chill
dren and were very much pleased at the evidence /
Of the progress of the children in their studies.
Last Tuesday Mr.. Geo. Station had stolen from ]
his premises q cart, of which no trace could be |
found until yesterday afternoon, when the owner |
colored, on d street. between Second and Thir.' !;
streets southwest Sergeant Dunnington arrested
Harris and secured the property,
A little boy named Jonn r, Scott, five years Of
age, was yesterday bitten ty a dog supposed to be
Tabid: The dog attacked the little boy, on
on the right arm, below the elbow. DIR. G. n.
Hopkins was called in TO attend the child. The
killed.
About T:3O o'clock last evening considerable ex-
citement was caused in and about the residence Of
Mr.. Lawrence A. Gobright No. 1903 Ninth street.
by very brilliant but harmless confagration.
During the operation Of lighting up the house
some dried leaves hung around q gas bracket
caught fire, and gave rise to the impression that
the house was on fire. The flames were eEtin-
was restored.
About O'Clock last evening, as the steamer
Mary Washington, returning from her eIcur-
sion down the river, was ma king a landing at
the wharf valuable horse belonging to MIR.
John A. Griesbauer, ass Ninth street, who was
returning from down the riEer, through the care
lesspess Of deck hand, fell over board. The
intelligent animal was guided into one of the
docks, where Sergeant Huntington and Oficer
Berry assisted in rescuing him and with the ar
ceptfon Of few slight cuts seems to have escaped
injury.
Coles row, locality in the northern part Of the
city, populated by cOlored people, was alive last
night with rows and fights. and the air was filled
with profane language. Nat Bryen took occasion
to beat innum cradle people and throw q baby ont
of the window, much to the horror Of his neigh
bors. Several police officers arrived on the
ground. BryRn's shirt was torn nearly to shreds
and It was obvious that he had been in a very
lively scufne. He refused to implicate anybody,
and was taken into custody alone.
improvements.
Inspector Thomas PloWman issued the fol-
lowing building permits last Saturday: D. NJ,
Davis, private stable, east side of Nineteenth
Rfreet betWeen o and r HtreetG Dorth,x. ssEo