National Republican., 1876-06-12
CONSIDERATION BIZ ARCHBISHOP BAYLRY
Miscellaneous Paragraphs OF Interest

weather probabilities, estimsted at / .. n
For Monday in the South Atlantic States, station
ary or falling barometer, easterly winds, slight
changes in temperature, with cloudy weather.
For the Middle States, stationary or rising ba-
TOmeter, stationary, and on the Atlantic coast
higher temperature, opposing southwest and
northeast winds, partly cloudy or clear weather
Thermometrfc readings taken June IL, 1870, at
the Signal Once: q. m, 73o; 1885 q. N, 76o Il
u ,. m, T56. Maximum. $50: minimum. 90.
Get Harris roach powder, I212 street.
Behrend's Patent Oatarrh cigar sureeareL
Don't be without Hart's roach powder. l2l2
street.
Choice MessiDa lemons, sl.SO per hundred, ct
o. r. Wixom's, as Ninth street.
John Robinson, cOlored, brought q dead infant
to the First precinct station Saturday night.
concert will be given at Lincoln Hall tonight
by 500 coiored school children of this District.
Left-of clothing, watches, pistols, &c., bought
At tHerIog's, Gil street. Orders attended to.
K. R Ferguson pharmacist, corner Second
Strset and Pennsylvania avenue Capitol Hill
The trial Of Charles G. Fisher for the larceny
Of records from the clerks Office comes up to-day.
All kinds OF trunks made to order, repaired and
covered at MeMurrays' sos Pennsylvania ayenne
Market Space.
It's true Of advertising of everything else
in this world. If it is worth doing at all it is
worth doing well.
The Supreme Court in general term will meet
this morning to give decisions in the cases recently
heard and pending.
Advertise in the WEEKLY NATIONAL REPUBLI-
CAN. 1t has the largest Southern circulation CT
any paper south Of New York.
The horses attached to Barbour & HnmIltOn's
wagon took fright ON Pennsylvania avenue south
east Saturday afternoon, and ran away; Du; did
no damage.
Fifty-six arrests were made by the police o: the
District Saturday and Saturday night One third
OF these arrests were traceaule directly TO the
use Of Intoxicating liquors.
DR.. HartIey's Office and residence removed to
sO9 Ninth street, near H street. Catarrh, dis
charges from the head. nervous and chronic dis
eases specially and successfully trestcd.
Professor George T. Sheldon intends leaving
the city at an early Ia visit the Centennld!
Exhibition He will not be transported by steam,
but prefers the dirt road and his own team.
J.H. Squier Co bankers, 14l6 Pennsylvania
avenue, pay per cent. interest on deposits, paya
bic on demand. Special rates on time deposits.
Interest paid January and Jlly, or credited
The Bank Clerks Association give their an
nual moonlight excursion down the Potomac next
Thursday night All the arrangements are per-
fected, and pleasant time is promised to partci-
pants.
About o'clock Saturday evening q horse at
tached to q wagon, owned by John Swagsrt,
broke through 4 sewer in Virginia avenue, near
Seventh street southwest, and slightly injured
himself
The following marriage licenses were issued
Saturday: J. b. Butler and Elinora Jones; Jacob
Rosenthal and Minnie Tykoek; F. Weulland and
Katy RuPpi Thomas d. Fitzgerald and Elizabeth
German.
The NATIONAL REPUBLICAN book and job
printing ofice is one OF the largest and best sp-
pointed job Offices south ofNew York. All kinds
Of job WORK are promptly executed there on the
most advantageous terms
new building, corner Twenty and H
streets. under course Of construction by the Gas
two gable ends blown out during the storm Satur-
day afternoon. Damage, 81 200.
party of white men attacked a coIored man
named Allen Davis, who was carrying hod at a
building on Myrtle street, between North Capitol
and First streets, last Saturday, and beat him so
badly that medical service was called in.
A vicious mad dog belonging to the Rev. Mr..
Wilson was killed Saturday afternoon at the cor
ner of Eighth street and Virginia avenue south
east, by two young men, named Repetu and Boh-
leyer, fortunately before it had bitten any one.
In the Criminal Court Saturday morning, be-
fore Judge Macarthur, upon motion Of Walter S.
Cox, esq, the present graduating class of the
law department OF CoiumblA University was al;
mitted to practice in the courts OF the District Of
Columbia.
The Centennial excursion of that popular corps,
Company A, W. L. l. will be gwen this evening.
The steamer Jane Moseley has been engaged for
the occasion. She will leave her wharf ut . p. m.
sharp and TrOceed forty miles down the Potomac,
landing at Marshall Hall.
Whitaker has the London Quarterly Reriep
for AVri', reprint Of Leonard Scott X Co Its
contents comprise Green's History of the Eng
lsh People" " the Herschels, " " Plate and Plate
buvers, OLD Regime in France" and four or five
other interesting articles.
The Alexandria ferry-boa are now running
until 7:3O o'clock in the evening. and the early and
late trips of the steamers afford cool and pleas
ant ride on the Potomac. It's just the thing TO
benefit children and many persons are availing
themselves of the opportunity for this short but
delightful journey.
IIThe Record OF the Year, for July, being sort
OF scrsp-book, edited by Frank Moore comes from
g. W Carleton < Co. II has besides the diary
of current events throughout the world, several
male Lobbyist Of washington" Dom Pedro"
royalty in the United States" &C. Get it.
Felix Jones and Henry Williams, two young
eolored inmates Of the reform school, attacked
one Of their fellow-inmates, against whom they
had grudge. and while Jones held him down
Williams inflicted a severe cash on his throat
with knife. The two reprobates were arrested
by Othcer Sullivan and locked up in the Second
precinct station.
"Harper's New Monthly" for July, from the
publishers, is at hand, and promises rare amuse-
ment for the country and seaside people. 1t is
particularly rich both in reading matter and in
illustrations The ballad of "ArabeIia,' by ].
7. TrOWbTidge, is quite oproPos to the yachting
season All young ladies nautically inclined are
advised to take look at it before making trip
The funeral Of the late John F. Clarkson took
place last Saturday afternoon, and was ATTENDED
by large circle Of relatives and friends R~- R~,isr,
Mass was celebrated at St -',,ysiu. church bT
nIE0 loved 10 GIenwood cemetery for inter-
bearers: W. g. Evans WIN. McLone C. T Hard
ing, Samuel Hurley and W. d. Redfeld
The revival commenced some time since at the
North Carolina avenue NJ. P Mission has been
going on with unabated interest. The workers
ranks have been reinforced occasionally with out
side help, reaping the harvest, which extends
and each service is attended 6y large numbsrs u
the inQuiring public, and have been attended
with q generous OutpOurtng 'ot the spirit"
During the thunderstorm Saturday afternoon,
while lighting up the Representatives Hall, one
of the attendants succeeded in knocking down a
square Of glass, which fell from overhead with q
crash which came near adjOurning the House
the rear Of the seats and in a place where no
one haPpenedEo be standing at the time Thsrets
law fOrbidding persons from going overhead
while the House is in session.
Last Saturday Detectives Coomes and Miller
arrested an Irish woman named Mary E. Lee,
charged with stealing ribbons ladies' neokties and
other articles from the store Of e. W. Thorn.
house. The accused lie q widow, with four small
children and the sad spectacle presented in the
family at the announcement Of her arrest was af-
fecting in the extreme. An arrangement was
made by which she could remain with the children
until the trial to-day.
Tbe test cases for pigeon shooting brought by
Mr.. Gatehel, under the law Of cruelty to animals,
comes MP at Justice Weaver's ONCE Tomorrow at
$50 O'Clock. Mr X. Ross Perry, attorney for the
association, will be assisted in the defense by Mr..
r. X. Elliot, while Mr.. Francis Miller will act as
Mr. Gatchers right bower. They are charged in
three cases with extreme cruelty 70 animals-in
cases where the birds were not instantly killed,
but only wounded. There will probably be q
large attendance Of sportsmen ut the trial, as
pigeon shooting has alW sys been faVorlte pas
time In the District.
stung to Death.
few days ago Mrs. L. Wood residing at the
corner Of Ninth and E southeast, was stung ty
some insect, and upon examination q spider was
found in the folds Of her clothing. Mrs. Wood