National Republican., 1876-09-30
TROTTING AT BRIGHTWooD PARK
Miscellaneous Paragraphs of Interest

Weather probabilities estimated at 8. H.
For Saturday, in the Middle States, increasing
cloudiness, southeast to southwest winds,
stationary or higher temperature, falling fol-
lowed by rising barometers, with colder north
west winds.
Thermometric readings taken at the Signal
Office Sept. 90, 1876: a. m, $50; 7:S5 a. l.,
$50; 12 m, go; 2 p. m, 700; 4:S5 p. M,
7So; 9 P. m, $50; IL p. m, GOO; maximum,
73o; minimum, SO.
Buffers stove exchange, corner of Fifth and
Z streets northwest.
Left-off clothing, watches, pistols, &C.:
bought at Herzog's, 917 D street. Orders at
tended to.
All kinds of trunks made to order, repaired
and covered at McMurray's, sos Pennsylvania
avenue, Market space.
Frank Hagerty's hole in the wall, neat one
by the way, appears to be the rendezvous for
attorneys at lunch time to talk over court mat
tiers.
The Nichols wrought-iron furnace is sold by
Il. I. Gregory, 6&4 Pennsylvania avenue. 1t is
dust tight, and the hest from it is equal to
steam.
Catarrh, offensive discharges, &c. DR..
Hartley demands no fee until perfect satisfac-
tion is rendered to the patient. Office and
residence, No. Grant place.
A little boy named Biddle Kinsloe, five yelrS
old, fell into the river at the foot of Ninth
street last Thursday, and was rescued by one
OF the men employed at the planning mill.
The feast of the Rosary in the Catholic
Church will be observed in the St. Dominic
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procession and sermon by Father Dinahan.
Sunday Excursion-The steamboat Mary
Washington will still continue her Sunday ex-
cursions, leaving her wharf, foot of Seventh
street, at 10 a. m. and 1 p. m, for Mount
Vernon Springs.
J. E. Squier 4 Co., bankers 1416 Pennsyl
vania avenue, pay six per cent. in crest on de-
posits, payable on demand. Special rates on
time deposits. Interest paid January and
July, or credited.
Just added to his immense stock of fall
and winter clothing twenty different styles of
plaid cashmere suits, ranging from SO to S25.
A. Straus' popular clothing house,
1011 Pennsylvania avenue, between Tenth and
Eleventh streets.
A horse attached to wagon owned by
Holmes * Bros. took fright from in front of
llelr store, corner OF flTsI anu L sIreeIs north
west, yesterday afternoon, and ran away. He
was caught at the corner of Third and H
streets. Slight damage was done to the
wagon.
We call attention to the advertisement in
another column of Smith, Birge q Co., 1O14
Pennsylvania avenue. Their facilities for
steam and warm-air heating, manufacturing
as they do their own apparatus, are, perhaps,
superior to those of any other house in this
community.
Mr.. Sidney Herbert, special relief agent of
Atlanta, Ga, as an old fireman, makes an ap-
peal to the fireman throughout the country to
assist in furnishing aid for the relief of the
Savannah sufferers. All donations to be sent
to the Metropolitan Benevolent Association.
Brad. Adams has 'nipped the thing in the
bud" by securing the trains to Philadelphia on
the Baltimore aud Ohio railroad October 16,
II, IS, and 10, the latter day being the District
and Maryland day, also the National Tourna-
ment day. Tickets 81 p, children half price,
good for ten days. Hold of for it.
Found-A ticket issued by the Ohio and
Chicago division of the Baltimore and Ohio
railroad, with the coupons from Washington
to Baltimore and Baltimore to Philadelphia at
tached. The owner can have the same by
calling at 1918 Ninth street northwest before 2
O'Clock to day.
Marriage licenses have been issued to George
W. Lincoln and Lucinda Stewart, Robert Car
ter and Julia Ann johnson, Albert Powell and
Mary II. Brooks, James A. X. Moore and Ida
B. Milbourne, Vincent Miller AMI Martha
Holt, both OF Pscataway, and Peter Fries
singer and Sophia E. Smidt.
The Centennial excursion tickets sold by the
Young Mems Christian Association are being
bought up by speculators, and sold again at
an advance Of ifty cents on q ticket. The
rouBd-trip tickets are $40, and can be OBJ
taintd only at the places advertised in our
columns, under the head Of Excursions"
Henry Martin, coIored, hit the wrong man
last night. He came running out of Tenn
peTance alley and threw a stone, which
struck Sergeant Fainter, OF the police force,
on the forehead, iniictipg a serious cut. The
Sergeant arrested Henry, who persisted that
he intended to hit another man.
II. f. Ofley & Co.'s exchange and deposit
bank, northeast corner OF Fifteenth and F
streets, deals in all classes of Government
securities and in District of Columbia aud all
frst-rate investment bonds and stocks; also in
American coin and foreign money. Demand
drafts on Europe in any amount. Best rate
allowed for per cent. improvement bonds.
Orders promptly filled for the new United
States 4 4 per cent. bonds.
The committee on picnic of September II,
consisting of Messrs. John Fitzhugh,D. Gates,
James Kealey, Jackson Owens, L. Lanman,
W. Foley and A. CIeeyes, Of the knights Of
St. Peter, went to the residence of Father
Boyle last night and turned over to him $500,
which they had on hand, being the receipts of
their last picnic. The picnic committee ex-
pect to have another hundred dollars for him
in a few days. Father Boyle thanked the
committee very kindly, and also the Knights
of st. Peter for the great interest they have
manifested toward him and the psrochial
school.
EXTRA Pants, short or long, for children at
A. SAKs & Co.'s, SIG Seventh street.
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