National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1876-07-21
ANOTHER SWELTERING DAY
Mr.. Dodge's Appointment Sustained
FINAL REPLY TO CENTRAL COMMITTEE
Miscellaneous Paragraphs Of Interest

Weather prObabiIIiss, estimated at E. n
Fer New England and the Middle States, con-
tinued Ligh temperature aud partly cloudy
weather during the day, followed by cooler
weather, northwest to southwest winds and rising
barometer during the evening. For the South
Atlantic States clear and warm weather WI
continue, with light southerly 10 westerly Wind'r
and stationary or slight rise in the barometer.
ThermOmetric readings taken July %, 1915, al
the Signal Oioe q. m, SO; 1885 3. m, $3.50; Ii
n, 80; D. d., $50; 4:S5 p. m, $50; p. m, $50;
Mp. M, SO Maximum, $3.50 minimum, so.6'
Behrend's Patent Ostarrh cigar surecure.
Left-on clothing, watches, pistols, &c, bought
ut Herzog's, slT u 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 AbcMurrays' so5.Pennsylyania avenue
Market Space.
Mosquito canopies as low as 1918; window
screens 70 cents each, at L. F. Clarks 1923 Penr-
sylvania avenue.
A fine oTcEestrion will perform every afternoon
and ming at Henry Schwarzenberg's Orches-
trlon Saloon, 4c5 Eleventh street.
Anothe razor fOurisher, named Albert Lucas,
who was too free in exhibiting the badge of his
gentry, was arrested last night by Officer Riley.
Last evening q culored prisoner, named Edward
Thomas, old offender, made his escape from
jail whiie working with gang outside of the
building.
FloO- mattings very low, ext to cost, AMI g5l'-
band window shades at greatly reduced price,,
from II cents up. at l. F. Clark's aper- hanging
store, - Pcnn>y lVauia avenue.
J.H. Squier x Co, bankers, 1916 Pennsylvania
avenue pay per cent. interest on deposits psya-
BILE Un demand. Suec.ial rates time deposits.
Interest Iall January and July, o credited.
f. F. Gray. VIII" WIS checked in effort 10
commit suicide at Wednesday morning. says he
was driven /, tic decI 10y serious aud repeated
trouble.
Catarrh discharges from the head and all
chronic diseases cUTei. Dr. Hartley demands
fee until the hest evidence Of success has been
realized from his treatment. Office, SO Ninth
stree .'i shHcs5.
The hot weather has had dernorazing effe,i
thc Jumps of the city we'll as on the citizens.
Thirsty crowds gither around them until the
handles 81, an with despair, AMI give og;; Sey'
pumps WCrc u the sick list in the West End
last Cvel ins.
Tho following marriage licenses were issued
yesterday: Frank Smith and Caroline Allen,
Captain b. p. Leach and Mrs. Lindl F. Remick,
Tibhs, W. G. Kellum, Of Portsmouth. Va, aud
Nellie +. MOntoyne, of New Jersey; VIM. Smith
and Bette donaldson.
The spa pump, on louisiana avenue, be-
tween Ninth and Tenth streets, is patrOnized by
hundreds of thirsty travellers during these hot
days. This spring, which has mineral qualities
strongly apparent, was discovered last winter
and Immediately utilized by driving pipe thirty
five feet in the ground and securing constant
how Of water strongly imprC gnated with iron.
Mr.. John Burns, of the firm of Burns & Benner
stone cutters, while engaged in setting some stone
in the school building of ST. Aioysus charch,
fell 10 the ground. by reason of the breaking OF
the scafOld, ard fractured his c 'ilar bone and
dislCcated bones OF one of his arms. He was taken
to mis- home. on b, between Thirteenth and Thir-
teen and half streets southwest, and medical
aid was rendered.
The WEEKLY REPUBLICAN, the largest paper
in the country, containing all the Congressional
and general news of the week, is ready for
the mails. This number is embellshed with a
handsome portrait of Judge Thomas Settle, the
next GOgernOr of North Carolina accompanied
with short sketch of his life and public services.
Orders should be handed in early this morning
for copies 10 be mailed to friends in the country.
a mOnstrosty, calling himself Professor S.
Gessley, is at present visiting the city. He is
dwarish in stature, with a head unusually large
and decorated on one side with a large, horn like
wen. In addition to these attractions, he was
born without arms, and has feet like two cObble-
stones. He is exhibiting himself in connection
with a number OF educated boys. ~TOgethe with
other remarkable achievements, he writes and
draws 10y holding pencil with his teeth toes.