National Republican., 1876-06-13
GENERAL NEWS OF THEcITY
COL0RED PUBLIC SCHOOL CONCERT
MEETING OF GLENWOOD LOF-HOLDERS
Conference of State Associations
ARRARGIN6 FaR A RATIFICATION MEETING
TAKES ON THE sEVEETH.STREEf Road
Miscellaneous Paragraphs Of Interest
GENERAL NEWS OF THEcITY
,OLRED PUBLIC SCHOOL CONCERT
MEETING OF GLENWOOD I0T-HOLDERs
Conference of State Associations
ARARGIN6 FaR A RATIFICATION MEETING
TAXES ON THE sEVEKrH.sTREEr Road
Miscellaneous Paragraphs Of Interest

WeatkSF probabilities, estimated at ! - m.-
For Tuesday, throughout the Atlantis Stsun con-
tinued southeast to northeast winds, moist, cloudy
or toggy and rainy weather will prevail, with
stationary temperatures and pressures.
Thermometrie readings taken June Il, ls7e, 1t
the Signal Once: 7 g. m, TO; T:sS g m, 7So; Il
N, $50; p m, $50; 4a5 p. m, $50; p. m, 73o;
II p. m, Ts6. Maximum. $50; minimum, 7Io.
For court proceedings see third page.
Behrsnd's Patent Catarrh cigar surscurs.
Choice Nessina lemons, sl.5o per hundred, at
o. r. WixOm's, As Ninth street.
Left-eH clothing, watches, pistols, &C., bought
1t HerEOg'E, sI7 ID street. Orders attended TO-
z. B. Ferguson, pharmacist, corner Second
street and Pennsylvania avenue. Capitol Hill.
You can't eat enough in one night to last
whole year, and you can't advertise on that plan
either.
All kinds Of trunks made to order, repaired and
covered at McMurrsys' sOa PennsylVanis avenue
Market Space.
wineberger, the best bread baker and pastry
cook in the city, has been engaged for Rock Enon
Springs for the present seusOn.
Advertise in the W wEEKLY NATIONAL REPuBLI-
CAN. 1t has the largest Southern circulation CT
any paper south Of New York.
DR.. HartIey's Office and residence removed to
so9 Ninth street, near Il street. Catarrh, dis
charges from the head. nervous and chronic dis
eases specially and successfully treated.
J.H. Squier Co, bankers, 1915 Pennsylvania
avenue, pay per cent interest on deposits, psya-
Bile on demand. Special rates time deposits.
Interest paid January and July, or credited.
One of the most interesting things now in the
city is an itineTalt band Of negro Hnstrels.
They go about the city singing a. Sinds of comic
songs 10 admirtng crowds, and taking in very
good amount Of cash,
Messrs Young Middleton, sold at auction on
Saturday, for MI. Samuel L Phillips, trustee,
the brewery property on and Twenty seventh
streets northwest, to Mr.. Francis Denmead, OF
Baltimore, for $l3.SOO
The Lyceum bureau will be Joined by the Young
Peoples Union of the First Baptist church in a
delightful trip down the river on Wednesday,
June a The Mary Washington will leave the
Seventh-street wharf at 5:45 p. m, and return at
Ills +. N. 1t will be a gaia time.
Last night about 1870 O'Clock, Elizabeth New
ton and Mary Phurr, both cOlOred, got into an
affray near the Third-street Baptist church. As
their manifestation of feeling became to be of 4
station house where they left collateral for their
appearance before court to-day.
The business now being done by the we'll known
book and stationary firm of Fill & Co., corner OF
New York avenue and Fifteenth street, gives evil
dence Of the popular esteem it is held in by the
public. People leaving, who are desrOus of hay-
ing papers or periodicals sent to their address,
will nd it to their advantage to leave the matter
In the hands of this firm.
Miss SsIlie Glascoe, residing on Eleventh
street, between street and Rhode Island ave-
nue., while attending divine service on Sunday
was taken with commissions. She was conveyed
to Grifith's drug store, corner of Fifth and Q
streets northwest where DR.. Heron was called
in to render medical assistance. She soon resov-
cred, and was conveyed home by kind and at
tentiye friends.
Messrs. Duncanson Brothers, auctioneers, sold
yesterday for a. E. l. Keese, trustee, the follow
ing described real estate: Lot No. 8, in square
$50, fronting 20 feet on Eleventh street. between
q and + streets northwest, and running back 95
feet to an alley, for 81 so, improved by frame
dwelling; lot 9, adjoining above, and improved
similarly for 81 25o. Both lots were purchased by
Margaret Smith.
Last Saturday a colored boy about eight years
old, named Jim Fisk, while playing with pistol
with his brother, near the same age, was either
shot by him, killed himself on Saturday about
Up. m, near Falls Church, Va. The old people
were all in the field. The pistol was LEFT about
were playing on the bed with it. When the family
returned 10 the house he was dead, and the other
boy so scared that he could give intelligent &C
count of il.
Yesterday evening about $50 o'clock Welsh
Brcs, grocers, corner of Fourth street and Massa
chusetts avenue, were Unexpectedly deprived of a
barrel containing some whisky, and the whisky
disappeared also. The catastrophe was caused
ny the accidental dropping of a lighted match in
the barrel by Some boys. The barrel was blown
up about fifteen feet going through the awning
and landing in the middle Of the street little
ragamutin who was sitting thereon. Fortunately
no one was hurt and no great loss sustained, as
barrel