National Republican., 1876-06-30
eEHERaLREWS OF THE CITY
IR Il. YAITHBWs C0HHENuHENI
EXERCISES At LINCOLN HALL
BEfRBUfNG EGNOR8 1t 81. PETERS
Charges Against Judge Humphreys
Miscellaneous Paragraphs OF Interest

Weather prObsbnities, estimated at 1 g e.
Fer Friday, in the South Atlantic and Gull
States, southwest winds will prevail, with rfsiu z
earoEeteT. stationary or lower temperatRres and
slesSy weather. For the Middle Atlantic States,
winds. partly cloudy and foggy weather, STATEN
~! temperatures and pressures.
TserncmetTIc readings taken June n, ls7e, 1t
TIE Signal Once: q. m, 80; 7:35 q. m, 75o; 4
n, sso; p m, $50; as p m, 500; p. m se';
II ,. m, s5s. Maximum. sl-5o; minimum. fs.5o.
Fer court proceedings see third page.
Behrend's Patent Oatarrh siRsr surecurs.
Tie police win receive their pay for June TO-
Gay.
Sullivan commences his grand gift enterprise
ts-day. Go and try your luck.
Jtb lot silk umbrellas $50 and a. At StiHe-
netl's, 1851 Pennsylvania avenue.
Straw hats for men, youths and children.
stiRsEetE's, lGsT Pennsylvania avenue.
Left-sn clothing, watches, pistOlR, ke., bought
u HeT7eg's, 9lf d street. ordeTs attended 70.
l. B. Ferguson, phsrnscist, corner Second
Erect and Pennsylvania avenue. Capitol Hill.
An kinds Of trunks made to order, repaired and
covered at 2TeMurrays' SOS Pennsylvaria sTsnps
1rrEet Space.
Among the candidates who have passed their
examination a. cadet midshipman 10 y. Ii. Robin
cen, of this District
The purest blackberry and raspberry wines
TIE best remedy Tor summer romplaint-St slI
Seventh street northwest
4 hhe Orchestrion will perfeYm every afternoon
and evening at Henry Sehwarzcnberg's Orshss-
tIisR Saloon, 4O5 Eleventh street.
For sail down the river the steanbost Mary
Washington Will continue her regular Sunday
triPs, leaving Seventh street wharf At g. and
y. N.
Or. Hsrtley's efice and residence renewed -
tssEiHth street, near II street. CatarFh, dis
charges frcm the head, nervous and chronic dis
esses specially and successfully treated.
J. II. Squier Co hankeIS I4l6 PeRnsyiTsnIs
sEeEuc, lay per cent interest on deposits, psys-
kls sn demand. Special rates on time deposits.
Interest paid January and July, or credited
The Chariot Company have been very unfortu-
Este lately with their stock. Last Wednesday
khey lost thrpe horses from exhaustion aud being
sEerheated- and yesterday five more were stricken
Gown.
Yesterday Mr.. ]. c. Bigelow entered suit for
the United States use of r. q. Campbell. against
T. J. Bcks!er for SO So amount of Judgment
which It issleged be has collected ami refuses to
pay over.
hessrs. Dpncanson Bros. auetioneers, sold yes
ierday afternoon for A. E. L. Reese, trustee. lot
O., in square al. to John NJ Bitz. for si276. I'M
proved by frame dwelling house on WiItberger
street,
city propose urging thei" congregations to assist
the 3nument Society, why not start the work
he1t Sunday? more appropriate time for be-
ginning could not be secured.
The WEEKLY NATIONAL REPUBLICAN, large
campaign paper, containing siTt -four columns Of
reading matter, including a detailed report OF
TgnIiOn at St, Louis, will be ready at to-day
for mailing 1t is the best paper to send to friends
IN the country.
Mr.. Joseph B. Fowler has completed and pub
Hshed little volume entitled 'Descensus Averno''
and other poems. The work will commend itself
10 all Of its readers, as some of the productions
are gems Of poetry, and speak very fstteringly
Of The author ABILITY. The poet Is gentleman
receive his poetic contribution with favor and ap-
probation.
Col. Lubcy, water registrar, yesterday began
his annual raid on tlio water Wasters, and by way
Of preliminary for an advance on the enemy all
along the line sSued ffty-<ix orders TO but of the
water where IT had been reported that q waste
was permitted. He proposes 10 commences a sys-
fematie espionage throughout the city, and when
waste is discovered to cut OF the water without
any further notice.
Or. c. c. Coz, president of the Board Of Health
and a Judge at the Centennial Exhibition has
nearly completed his labors there, and Will re-
iivers an address, BY invitation, at the Old Inde
pendence Hall tomorrow night on the "RevoIu-
tiOHary Patriarch Of Maryland, Matthew Thigh
h-S ScSAAAAS VI NAu SESuu
Centennial display.
The following marriage licenses were issued
Yesterday: VIM. Walter and Amelia BruehI:
George Z. Marsh and Fanny T. Crosby: VIM H.
Smothers and Sarah L. Herbert; e. H Collins
and Emma E mRgruder; John Roots and Mary
Pollard; John Finn and Annie O'NeIl: VIM. H.
johnson and Louisa Gray; Henry q. White and
Emily b. Wood; Oliver b. Cork and NiuerEa
piggi.
Al Calvary Baptist church, on Tuesday night,
Ar. George W. ReardOn and Miss Belle Peyton
were married by Rev. G. c. Nesdor. Of the Fifth
Bsptist church. The church was well filled with
the friends and relatives Of the parties, intending
the public school teachers generally Of the Fourth
Nhs for eleven years past has been Engaged in
teaching In the Fourth district.
A cool and shady spot is thing I0ngsd for and
much sought amer in these days Of oppressive
heat and baking bricks, and It Is with pleasure
that We note the fact that 7. A. Fill Go. have
erected q mammoth awning in front Of their Polar
book store, on Fifteenth street, which affords q
kindly shelter TO all This awning will be great
convenience to those WHO have been compelled TO
wait for cars at this point during midday and in
the overpoWering heat Of the present.
Tuesday next trial will be given on the
Georgetown level Of the Chesapeake and Ohio
canal Of a new caHalbOst, propelled by steam.
The boat was built by the inventors, Messrs.
Brown and Cunningham, or Georgetown. 1t is
claimed thEt the plan has special advantages for
canal navigation. The principal features are
economy in management and an Improvement by
which the propeller may be raised or lowered in