National Republican., 1876-05-15
ENTRIES FOR THE COMING MEETING
Miscellaneous Paragraphs Of Interest

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weather probabilities estimated at O. m.-
In the lower lake region'and Middle States fall
ing barometer, warmer easterly to southerly
winds, increasing to brisk and in former to gales
and increasing cioudinSss Mttn ram IN i1rineL anu
rising, followed by falling barometer cool north
erly winds, yeering to east or south, slight
changes in temperature, partly cloudy weather,
and possibly followed by rain areas.
Thermometric readings taken May II, 1875, at
the Signal OfRce: a. m, 49o; 7:S5 a. m, SO; II
m, $50; p m, $50; ASS p. m, 100; p. m, 600;
IL p. m, SEQ. Maximum, 100; minimum, ~.
For court proceedings see third page.
Behrend's Patent Catarrh cigar sure cure.
Tv Marburg Bros Seal of North Carolina
Smoking Tobacco, 10 and 20 cent packages.
b. Ferguson, pharmacist, corner Second
street and Pennsylvania avenue, Capitol Hill.
Trusses $l; also all the homeopathic medi-
cines at Heller's drug store, under the National
hotel
All kinds of trunks made to order, repaired and
covered TT McNIurrays' sos Pennsylvania avenue
Market Space.
larR enumber Of the students ofthe Maryland
Agricultural College were in town Saturday
sight-Sc ceing.
The members of the Potomac Boat Club are
having their boat-house neatly painted for the
coming season
Thursday evening next the annual May ball Of
Nine L Louis juvenile class will be given at
Willard hall.
A dead white infant was found yesterday morn
ing in the White lot, and carried to the Fourth
precinct station.
The West End Hibernian Society yesterday
decided to FolG their annual picnic on Analostan
Island, June Is.
H d. Cooke, jr.. &, Co., F street near the
Treasury. do general banking business and buy
and sell District securities
Among the cabin passengers of the steamship
Nurnharg, which let Balt'mo for Bremen
Saturday afternoon, was Miss Lena WaIdecker,
of this city.
During Saturday and Saturday night thirty
arrests were made by the police of the District,
and twenty-three dodgers were accommodated in
the several stations.
Yesterday afternoon Oficer MacMahon shot a
mad dog in an alley on d street, between Seventh
and Eighth, which had created considerable COT
fusion in the neighbOrhood.
The Sir knights of Washington Commandery,
No. !, Knights Templar, have drill at Colum-
bian Armory this evening, at O'Clock. They
will give dress par-de to-day week.
The alarm of fire about noon yesterday, from
box Il, was occasioned by the burning of a Chin
ney of house in Jackson alley, belonging to Mr..
damage
We call attention to the sale, by George W.
Stickney, auctiOneer, of the property known as
Clifton near Georgetown. This property
offers special attraction fo- any gentleman who
may want country home near the city.
The NATIONAL REPUBLICAN book and job
printing Office is one Of the largest and best ap-
pointed job offices south ofNew York. All XII S
ofjob work are promptly executed there on Ire
most advantageous terms.
Derby hats, in pearl, nutria and black colors;
fine nutria so5t hats; youths and children's hats
in felt and straw; silk umbrellas and walking
canes. STEINMETz,
Halter, 1877 Pennsylvania avenue.
DeMolay Commandery, No. !, Knights Temp
lar, amounted will have dress parade and re-
view at O'Clock this evening on the Olympic
base ball grounds. Grand Captain General
Schultz will be the revieWng officer.
: The opening or May festival, lasting one day
only, of the Washington Schuetzen yerein will
take place at their park to-day and night This
is generally the Inauguration of the summer
PLEASURES at this place, and lively time may ,
expected.
Mrs F. Kelly left 800 in bills exposed in her
room on Saturday, and when she returned the
money was gone. A woman who worked in the
house, named Annie Grant, was so strongly sus-
Pectcd that she was arrested, and will have
hearing to-day.
The Columbia Fishing Club, instead of making
their annual trip to the sea shore this year, at
SSceept meeting agreed to extend their voyage to
Phiiadelpptc 10 give the members a gooG oppOr-
tunity to visit the Centennial. They will start
the last Of August.
Next Wednesday hight Hamln's saloon, on
Sixth street, above street, having been thor
oughly renovated, will be reOpened to the public.
There has been attached two fine shur1e-boards,
where the lovers Of that game can tnd opportuui-
ties TO enjoy themaelves.
Are you looking for houses to rent or purchase,
or do you wish a reliable and energetic party to
manage the renting CT selling for you II so.
glance over the list of w anted" in this mornings
REPUBLICAN, and see if the name Of b. II. War
ner does not suggest itself.
To-day inaugurates the international billiard
tournament at Philadelphia, and series of close
and exciting contests will be played during the
week. Those interested in the games can obtSin
frequent and corrcct Information as to the results
by innings at the Coliseum rooms.
Mrs Kent, residing at 6l2 Filth street, while
crossing Pennsylvania avenue, nea~ Seventh.
street last Saturday, was attack 4 by e mad
dened COW, picked up and tossed several feet: 1t
would probably have injured her further had not
assistance been rendered. The lady was taken
home by Officer Heneline and medical attendance
rendered.
Detectives McDevitt and McEliresh, early Sat
urday morning captured two colorcd men named
John Carson and Joseph Dowing, whom they d.
:; I'd IN stealing goods from the rear Of the store
of Mr.. Robert Beall, on Pennsylvania avenue
between -Four half and Sixth streets. Judge
Smell fined them SO each and sixty days in jail.
About o'clock Saturday night young Nol-
Urcd boy struck an Italian named Pete Pielloni
on the back Of the head with piece Of brick,
knocking him down and infiieting severe injury
Ofhcer Boyle conveyed the injured man to Oar
by's dI ug store, at the corner of Four-and-a-haf
street and PennsylyP nia avenue, near which the
af-ay occurred. The COIOred boy escaped.
Two cOlored men, named Wallace Tinker and
George Ingle, got into quarrel on Saturday
night or FIRST, between NJ and N streets south
east, when the lat. er drew Ienknife and cut the
former severely in the faoe. The Injured man
Rad his wounds dI .ssed at the + ghth ~ -Cinct
station by DR.. McKim The cuttist escaped.
There was quite large attendance at the navy
yard last Saturday n response to invitation OF
Colonel Lay to witness an exhibition OF his nova
bic tOTpC dO-6Oat. Owing TO the low state Of the
tide the boat grounded on sand-bar, one qua ter
Of a mile from the starting point, that was unob
seTTCd by the operator, and further Operators
were suspended for the day.
The limited express train which left Philadel-
phia at Il o'clock last Saturday, having on board
Secretary Robson and wife, Mrs. Secretary Fish,
and other st'1guished persons who had been
visiting the Centennial met With an accident near
the Navy Yard tunnel by the IF9cture of one Of
the wheels Of the forward car. The passengers
were delayed for nearly an hour. Fortunately no
IsrsOn was hurt.
The following marriage licenses have been
issued recently: John p, Mcclellan and Ella o.
bonn .Ob Ellen and Margaretta HUM, Thos
5. Bridges and Mary Ann johnson, Jos Fairall
and Jessie Clemens0r, Jno. Green and Susan
Iuddv, Horace g. Lawrence and Mary Dodge
Charles Miller and Julia Tracey, Walker Tay.or
and Maria Kennedy, VIM. 7. Hutchinson and
Katie Pohrer, Richard Carter and Susan Breck-
inridge.
Brief Printing.
Possessing large fonts of New Type and Fine
Book Presses, the NATIONAL REPUBLICAN BOOK
AND Ion PRINTING OFFICE can print Rriefs in n
much shorter time than is required in offices with
less ample facilities. Call and get estimates, and
you will find that we print fifteen Per cent