National Republican., 1876-04-13
GENERAL NEWS OF The CITY
THE INSANE ASYLUM INVESTIGATION
DISTRICT MATTERS IN CONGRESS
BkILET KILBoURN HABEAs CORPUS
LAST HOURS OF THE GILMAN TRIAL.
THE UNWILLING CEREMONIES At LINCOLN PARK
Miscellaneous Paragraphs Of Interest
DISTRICT MATTERS IN CONGRESS-
,ALLET KILBoURN HABEAs CORPUS
THE UNWILLING CEREMONIES At LINCOLN PARK
Miscellaneous Paragraphs Of Interest

The NATIONAL REPUBLICAN Of tomorrow will
contain an excellent likeness Of Rev. DR.. Ham
nond, the eminent reviyalist, accompanied with a
short, but accurate, biographical sketch. Those
wishing extra copies should send in their Orders
early this evening as only limited number will
be printed unless especially ordered. Church and
Sunday school officers will find this a cheap
method Of preserving memento Of one for whom
they cherish deep affection, and to whom they
feel that they are (under Divine PrOvidence)
deeply indebted for their present happiness and
hopes Of eternal salvation.
Weather probabilities estimated at a. M
For Thursday in the South Atlantic states,
stationary barometer and temperature, easterly
sssterly winds stationary tr lower temperature,
cloudy weather and possibly light rains.
Thermometric readings taken April r. 1870, at
The Signal Office: a. ~, 520; 7:35 a. m, $50; II
~. eco: 2 D. m 73o: I:35 p. m, 20; p. m, 660;
IL D. NJ. Go, Maximum, 7S0; minimum, 5l0.
Fer court proceedings see third page.
Betrend's Patent Catarrh cigar sure cure.
Silk and alpaca umbrellas AMI walking canes.
STINENETzs, 1887 Pennsylvania avenue.
r. B. Ferguson, pharmacist, corner Second
street and Pennsylvania avenue, Capitol HILL
\ The late Ferdinand Butler bequeathed his en-
tire estate 10 his widoEed sister in New Orleans.
The eloquent Father Ciampi will preach at st.
Aloysius on E scr Sunday morning at II O'Clock.
Mr.. Robert Richter, Of the Qquartermaster
Generals office. wasn't fooled this April. It's
girl.
Trusses, Il: also all the homeopathic medi-
eines at HeIIer's drug store, under the National
hotel.
All kinds Of trunks made to order, repaired and
covered at NcNurray's, sos Pennsylvania avenue,
Market SPACE.
The armory Of the Corcoran Zouaves has been
removed TO the northwest corner Of Eighth and E
streets northwest.
Six per cent. aid on deposits, payable on de-
Dapd. Special rates IN time deposits. ]. H.
Squier Co, lankers.
H. u. Cooke, jr., & Co, street near the
Treasury, do general banking business and buy
and sell District securities, &c.
Lightweight hats, for spring wear.
STINEMETz, l2S7 Pennsylvania avenue.
Church visitors should bear in mind that while
On Capitol Hill today they can refresh themselves
at DooIey's grand soda fountain.
Judge l.. NJ Black. of Montana. gave a delight
ful party to his many friends at his rooms, lo20 E
ttreet, on Tuesday evening last.
4 chance for a youth from Is TO is years of age
10 learn the drug business. See advertisement
If Druggist" in want column"
The evening of Thursday, April 20, the Kansas
and Nebraska Republican Associations unite in
giving a reception at Tallmadge hall.
Look out for cold weather and don't catch cold,
but If you do, nothing will meet the requirements
Of your situation as well as DR.. Bulls cough
Eyrup.
MiIliken's hotel, corner Tenth and streets
northwest. First-class hoard for regular or tran
ont Of from all the
railroads.
For a covering for the head, call on StinemetZ,
halter, 1921 Pennsylvania avenue.
Tie st. George restaurant is fast growing in
popular favor. The system of half orders just in
auguraied at the st. George, enables persons OF
the most limited means TO get the best living for
. very small sum.
Parker & WoolstOn's straw hat and bonnet
bleachery, 7O2 street, opposite the Post Office.
Ladies may depend on having their work properly
done. They also make ladies' chip hats.
In our issue of yesterday, through an error of
the printer, it was stated that Mr.. B. H. Warner
had completed uilding on street 1t should
have cad has Ju:t commenced building on +
street
Sales in the fsh market yesterday were as
follows, II. A. Golden * Brother, hsh agents
s,ooo shad, sold for Sl4G17 per hundred; 25,OOO
behring's, for $SGl0 per thousand; 500 gill rock,
sold from II to i cents apiece 1000 taylOrs sold
for $la2.5O per hundred; 1000 punches fish soi5
from ) to ~ Gents per hnnchr
We are informed that Camille Schneider.
brother Of the leader of the Marine band, has
composed expressly for the celebration Of the an
niyeTsary Of our independence, a musical prOduc-
tion called THE Battle of Bunker HILL. contain
ing among the different marches and airs the imi
IatOn Of the booming Of cannOns, rafting of mus
kerry. the sound Of trumpets and drums of the
American and English armies. 1t is pronounced
by many good musicians to be very handsome
composition. We hope TO hear il performed at an
early day.