National Republican., 1876-06-16
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probabilities, estimated at . m.-
tnssey in the South Atlantic States, rising
For Iter, southeast winds, possibly backing. to
norFher.- For the Middle aud East Atlantic
wSasts south and east winds, warmer, PARTLY cloudy
land feggy, followed by clearing weather, and sta
tionary or higher barometer.
Thermometric readings taken June Is. 1873. st
the Signal Once: q. NJ, T5oi 7:ss a. N, 10; Il
Il III ,. m, 11. Maximum. % 80; minimum. s1a.
For court proceedings see third page.
Behrend's Patent Cstarrh cigar sarecurs.
Job lot silk umbrellas, $50 and u, at Slime
metI's. 1857 Pennsylvania avenue.
Straw hats for men, youths, and children.
Stinemetz's, 1887 Pennsylvania avenue.
Left-of clothing, watches, pistols, &C., bought
at Herrog's, sl7 street. Orders attended to.
R. b. Ferguson, pharmacist, corner Second
street and Pennsylvania avenue, Capitol Hill.
c, W. Scott, dentist. has removed from sss
Pennsylvsnia avenue to LEO T street northwest.
Sllver-pearl cas- imeres and Knox's white bea-
yer dress hats. Stinemetx's, lzs7 Pennsylyania
avenue. r...-a
All kinds Of trunks made to order, repaired and
covered at MeMurrsys' 500 Pennsylvania ayenue
Market Space. .
Medicinal whisky--Ask for the Mt. Summit,
ten years old For sale at Chris. xander's, sIl
oSNchkh elISoA-
Ask for Justh's Patent (steeD Sole and Heel
Protectors. For sale at all the shoe stores, shoe
finding and hardware stores 81
Mr.. Lefingwell, clerk at the fremont house,
who walked away with $e15 belonging to guest
named Thomas Prather, has not yet been found.
Shirts, shirt waists, fancy hose and half hose
for boys at the Boy Clothing House Of B. Robin
son & Co., go Pennsylvania avenue, next to VII
lian's. ..t ....'.E
Parties desiring to charter q steamboat for ex-
eursions should consult the advertisement Of the
steamer Mzttsno, Capt W. II. Byies, in another
column. I...
rienee the Importance Of using the columns of
paper for the systematic announcement of their
business. g.
A horse attached to wagon of Mr.. Bean ran
away on Eighth street southeast yesterday, and
wound up at tree in front Of Mr.. Harry Christ
mans, badly damaging the vehicle. .'.s.'
DR.: Hartley's once and residence removed to
sos Ninth street, near H street. Cstarrh, dis
charges frcm the head, nervous and chronic dis
eases specially and successfully treated.
J. H SQuier Co, bankers, 1915 Pennsylvania
avenue, psy Q per cent interest on deposits psya-
ble on demand. Special rates on time deposits.
Interest paid January and July, or credited.
Messrs. Young & Middleton have sold privately
for Mr. Pedrick two two-story and mansard brick
N.
northwest, through Mr. Thos. E. wsggaman, to
DR.. Theo. N. Gill, for s3sso
The ladies of McKendree NJ. E. church, Massa-
chusetts avenue, between Ninth and Tent streets,
will clsse their festival to night The friends and
public generally are cordially invited to attend.
Yesterday evening two youths were arrested by
Oficer Reese who were in the act Of stealing lead
from the unoecupied dwelling No. 1888 Ninth
street northwest, and escorted them to the Second
precinct station house TO await the charges pre-
ferred against them.
About noon yesterday Officer McGraw arrested
a colored girl named Jane Morton, charged with
stealing about seven dollars from her employer,
Mrs. Ida Joshua, who resides in Brightwood.
Jane gives very contradictory statements, and
is retained for further action.
About 3 O'Clock yesterday afternoon a man
named. David Murphy, Eving-at the corner of
Virginia avenue and FOur-and half street. was
thrown from O wagon On Seventh street and badly
cut about the face. He was conveyed into Majors
drug store by ofhcer Felt, and attended by DR..
Campbell. e.. -.-.
The following marriage licenses were issued
yesterday: George White and Maria Sharp,
Richard H. Greene and Annie z. Bailey James
S. Smoot and Georgianna Stewart, John 4 Green
and Caroline Jackson. Edgar Z. Leapley and
Wellington Clark and Martha A. Neal. John
Travdel and Alice Hammond, Lem Haynes and
Mamie Chapman.
A serious accident occurred from fast driving
last night on Eleventh street, near G. Two lit
tic children of Mr. Hauptman with others were at
play, about dusk, when carriage passed at o
rapid rate, striking JOnny Hauptman, who was
carrying or leading his little sister across the
street, and telling them to the pavement. The
hoy was hit by the. hub Of one of the wheels.
Neither Of the children 7appeared to be much
bruised upon examination by DR.. Tripler, but the
nervous % system Of The boy Teceived such shock
for some time unconscious,