National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1876-07-14
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
Weather probabilities, estimated At An

Weather probabilities, estimated ct ] .. H.
For New England and the Middle States, con-
tinued warm and partly cloudy weather, with light
sUutherly to westerly winds, followed during the
evening by local rains slightly cooler weather,
and stationary or slowly rising barometer. For
the South Atlantic and Gulf states and Tennes-
see, clear fair weather. with light southerly to
westerly winds and no decided change in tempe
nature and barometer.
Thermometric readings taken July IL, 1870, OF
the Signal Oftce: a. M, 7so; 1855 g. m, 100; II
m, 800; p. m, go; 4:35 p. H. go; p. m, .7eo;
IL p. m, TIC. Maximum. $50 minimum. 75s
Behrend's Patent Catarrn cigar surecure.
Mr.. George Douglas, of the Capital, has gone
to Long Branch for few days.
Left-of clothing, watches, pistols, Sc, bought
at HerEog's, sl7 d street. Orders attended to.
r. B. Ferguson, pharmacist, corner Second
Street and Pennsylvania avenue, Capitol Hill,
Ifyou wish to sell real estate at auction, go to
b. H. Warmers corner of Seventh and streets.
All kinds of trunks made to order, repaired and
covered at McMurrays' $685. Pennsylvania svenne
Market Space.
The nearest approach to theAr cite regions is at
1915 Pennsylvania avenue. See Henze and call
for a glass of Chicago beer.
A fine orchestrion will perform every afternoon
and evening at Henry Schwarzenberg's Orches-
trion Saloon, 4O5 Eleventh street.
Don Carlos says he would prefer to lose his
crown rather than miss Henze's Chicago beer
which can only be found at 1915 Pennsylvania
avenue.
The ice companies are demanding the suppress
sion of Henze. They assert that his Chicago beer
is SO cold and refreshing that there is no demand
Tor ice. Call at 1915 Pennsylvania avenue.
JH. Squier h 90, bankers, l4l6 Pennsylvania
avenue, pay per cent. interest on deposits, psya-
BILE on demand. Special rates on time deposits.
Interest paid January and July, or credited.
Marriage licenses have been issued to Henry
Beverly and Matilda Sturdy; Geo. A. Carroll
and Elizabeth Batson; Michael Mahorney and
sephine MahOrncy; VIM. kahlert, of Balti-
more, and Mary Lozetta Peters.
At the 10th meeting of the Washington Co.
operative Building Association eight shares
were cancelled at 20 cents, and at the I'D meeting
of Washington Cooperative Association No
five shares were sold at an average premium Of
lis.
Cetarrh dischargesi from the head and all
chronicSdiseases. cured. DR.. Hartley demands no
lee until the best 5evidence of success has been
realized from his treatment. Office, $40 Ninth
street northwest.
The magnificent building which Mr.. Henry r.
Seare OF this city, has been constructing for the
Rochester Savings Rank Company, in Rochester,
is nearly complete, and is pronounced the hand
soonest banking building in New York State.
About 7:i5 a. m. yesterday some unknown col
ored man snatched a satchel out of hands of Mrs.
Harriet Cooper on the corner of Ninth and B
streets southwest. The satchel contained about
$l5 in money. The thief ran in the direction Of
the Long bridge and escaped.
p. A. Darneille, auctioneer, has sold for Richard
Wallach, trustee, lot II of the subdivision of
Prospect hill, TO John g. Howell. for $50. Also,
lot IL, in square ~ on . street, near Seventh
street mort Invest, improved by three-story brick
house, to same purchaser, for 81, $50.
About O'Clock yesterday morning Mrs. Har-
rfet Cooper, residing on ID street. between Ninth
at the corner of Ninth and b streets was relieved
of her satchel by q negro, who snatched it from
her hand and made his escape. 1t contained SIS.
THE WEEKLY NATIONAL REPUBLICAN, of
sixty-four columns, containing the Belknap i'm
peachment death of Custer, the South Caro-
Ina horror and all The Congressional and gen
eral news of the week, is now ready Tor mailing.
1t is the cheapest and best campaign newspaper
in the country.
Mr. White, of the Undine boat club, of Nor
folk, has challenged any amateur oarsman in
Virginia or the District of Columbia to row him
race and his challenge has been accepted by Mr..
Callahan, of the Elizabeth boat clue, of Ports
mouth. MIR. J. W. Randall, of the Potomac boat
club, Georgetown, now offers to row the winner of
this contest three-mile sngle-scul race, at such
a time and on such conditions as may be here
after agreed upon.
A pleasing incident occurred at the residence of
Miss Adele TAFT a few evenings since. Two of the
BOYS of her school, intermediate Second district)
Francis W. Clements and Frank Nash. equally
deserved the nrst honor in the late examination.
As no provision had been made for such prizes,
Trustee r. W. Fenwick procured medals himself
and presented them at Miss Taits house. Fran
C.s Clements has never missed n day at school for
even years, and has taken four medals success