National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1876-03-21
Hiscenaneuus Paragraphs Of Interest

Biseelanepus Paragraphs Of Interest
weather probabilities, estimated At q NJ
Fer the Middle States and lower lake region,
rain OF snow, brisk and high variable winds and
Seeidedly low barometer, followed during the
afternoon or evening By rising barometer, north
eYly to westerly winds and colder weather, clear-
and near Lake Erie. For the south Atlantic
and Gulf States, Tennessee and the Ohio valley,
Roytberiy 10 westerly winds and rising bAronetsr
east Of the Mississippi followed in ths Southuest
~ q slIE 1t rise Of temperature nthe afterDeon.
Tbernometric readings taken March %, ls7t,
81 he Signal once: q m, 2Ee; T.st q n.
n; u n. 290; ?. ne ne si "a ? -. s. 49, 3
Eur, 240.
Fer court proceedings zee third page.
BehreDd'p Patsnt Ca.arra cigar cure cure.
RsIknap wisbes now LIE had smoked the Be.
Il b Ferguson, pharmacist, corner Second
street and PeErsJlysnia Iyenue, Capitol Ein.
Truesss q; supporters and shouIdeI-braces at
HeDsr's drag Etore, National hotel, PennsyfTanIs
sysnae
An kinds Of trunks made to order, repaired and
severed &c Men arrays, sos PenasEivanis avenue,
0aIEet Space.
Bu per cent. paid OF deposits, payable On de-
utBd- Special rates cn tine ceposIts- ]. ID.
Bqu1eT DC. bankers.
Il. q. Cooke, j., a Co., T street. pesI the
TressuIy, do q general banking huEinefs SD buy
sDd sell District securities &C.
Chief Engineer Ho1ie has ordered tina: six
street lamps be pIacsd on Nineteenth street, be
tween and streets northwest.
A standard household remedy Of undoubted
Nd aeEuoEIe6Ved Dr HullR Cough
Syrup. And It costs but IS cents; large F!Ze, 50
cents.
D1. Sturgts will teach invalids how TO cure
themselves with electricity very low. Once
treatment sl25, visit out y; 7So Tenth street
northwest.
Milliken's hotel, conner Tenth and E streets
northwest. First-class board for regular or tran
rient guests. Easy Of access from all the street.
railroads.
The historical pictures OF Mrs. Imogen Robin
Ecn MCrrelI are on exhibition q: willard hall
FOR few days. All lovers of art are cordially
invited TO call and see them.
The meeting of the contractors called al $50
Seventh street northwest was adjourned to
Wednesday evening mex: at the same hour, on
account Of the slim attendance.
Before transacting any kind OF business what
ever, always consult the convenient and cOEl-
plete Alphabetical Business Directory In the
DAILY NATIONAL REPUBLICAN,.
EAn the employees recently suspended from
work In the bureau Of engraving and printing
will learn Of something to their ADVANTAGE by
sending their names and places OF residence to
this othce at once.
The St. George restaurant is fast growing in
popular favor. The system Of half orders, jus.
ipaugurated at the St. George, enables persons
eithe most limited means to get the best living
fqT very small sum.
From James Bellew We have Frank Lsslis's
Chimney Corner for April l, containing al illus
trated supplement, Narratives OF the Travels OF
the EAfi OF Dunraven in the Territories Of Mon
-tala and Wyoming.
The numerous friends of Mr.. George Wright
will be glad to learn that telegram was re-
eeived in this city from Fortress Monroe yester-
DAY, stating that change for the better occurred
in his condition last night, and hopes of his re-
covery are entertained.
The free lecture on the benefits that will re-
suit from the introduction Of Frobels Kinder
Earten System of Education to the Nursery"
that was to have taken place lsst night, is post
poned TO TO night, at $50 O'Clock, at the Young
MEMS Christian Association parlors, unless the
I;orn continues, when further posGpo1ement
will be announced.
Last evening about O'Clock Ohcet Dunnigan-
Surrad in an alarm Of IRE, which was discovered
~ ne fhSeLix planning mill, 12ls Ohio avenue
have originated from spares from the furnace
falling into the shaTings. The department re-
sponded promptly, and prevented serious con-
migration. The damage 10 the mill was about
500.
TIE following building permits wereissued yes
.sedsy: B. B. and A. B. Crcpley, four oae-story
brick othces, west side OF Congress. bstSoen
Bridge and Gay streets, Georgetown; s. ,tl1. i.
Behrens, 80 story brick dwelling, south side
alley. between Sixth aud Seventh and n and U
streets northwest; 81, 500. George Z. ID. LoDer,
repair frame building, west side Sixth, between
q and streets southeast; $500.
The following is from yesterdays Baltimore
American: "At 1880 o'clock last night girl
named ID attic Gordon, alias Matte Johnson,
died suddenly in her room at the house Of Mrs.
johnson, No. l59 Eastern avenue. An inr.r5v1Va
ton Of the circumstances -us made shortly after
EsEds py rr..Icers OF the Eastern district, but
noihipg Suspicious was discovered. A coroner
twenty-three years Of age, and came from Wash
ingtop, where her parents now reside"
The trustees of the public schools, in pursu-
-1nce Of arrangements for the Centennial Exhibit
tion, are preparing histories of the public schools
Of the county, Of Georgetown, OF the colored
schools and Of the schools Of the city OF Washing
ton, from the dates Of their beginning to 1876.
Mr.. Z. Is. Smith has been assigned for the
county, GIr. Perry Ryder for the colored schools,
and Mr. Samuel YOrke Alice for the public
schools of the city Of Washington. Their reports
will be ready for the press BY the LIST prOximo.
Entertainment By Miss Enais Story.
The many friends OF Miss Annie Story will be
grRtifed to learn that she has consented to ap-
pear before the public in an entertainment TO be
given at willard hall on the Goth OF this month.
The programme will be of & similar character to
the one so successfully carried out by Miss Story
and others at the same hall Lass winter, and " ii
consist Of music and recitations. She will be