National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1876-07-22
Miscellaneous Paragraphs OF Interest

Weather probabilities estimated at l a. m
For the New England and the Middle States,
generally clear and cooler weather, light
northcrly winds shifting to easterly and south
erly and rising barometer. For the South
Atlantic States, areas of rain, with cooler
weather, winds shifting to northeast and south
east and rising barometer.
Therometric readings taken at the Signal
Office June 2l, 1875: a. m, 10; 7:35 a. IN ,
$50; II m, $50; p. m, SO; 80 p. M, So ;
9p. m, 79O; II p. m, 73o; maximum, So;
minimum, 7So.
Behrend's Patent Catarrh Cigar sure cure.
The Napoleon of the Big Horn appears in
the German papers as Sitzende Stier.
Ifyou wish to sell real estate at auction, go
to B. II. Warmers, corner Of Seventh and F
streets.
Left-of clothing, watches, pistols. &c,
bought at Herzoys, Gil D street. Orders at
tended to.
Mosquito canopies as low as $3.75; window
screens 50 cents each, at L. f. Clark's lbs
Pennsylvania avenue.
All kinds of trunks made to order, repaired
and covered at McMurray's, S05 Pennsylvania
avenue, Market SPACE.
A line orcEeStrion will perform every after
noon and evening at Henry Schwarzenbcrg's
Orchcstrion Saloon, 405 Eleventh street:
1t suggests sad Thoughts to see = young lady
enter grocery store, and, half blushiuc, ask
the clerk TO let her SEE some bed bug powder.
Floor mattin-s very low, next to cost, AMI
gold-band win low shades at greatly-reluccd
prices, for. = cr~ts up. at /. F. Clark's paper
hanging store. L. Pennsylvania avenue.
"Justice" says that Officer Reese does not
deserve all the credit for killing the dog that
hit Kate Eagan, hut that MIR. Pepper and az
cid gentleman named Wallace, wso rescued
her.
J. II. Squicr & Co., bankers, 1ilG Pennsyl-
vania avenue, pay six per cent. interest on de
posits, payable on demand. Special rates on
time deposits. Interest paid January and July,
or CreiIyei.
CGtarrh discharges from the head and all
chronic diseases cured. DR.. Hartley demands
no fee until the best evidence Of success has
been realized from his treatment. Office. ST.
Ninth street.
Some of that mean class of thieves who
strip houses OF their water and gas pipes for the
mere Iittance that they gain by selling their
piundcr for old metal, entered a vacant house
on street, near Ninth, yesterday, and de-
spoiled it of its gas fixtures and pipes.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
Henry Tompkins and Sophia Richardson,
IIezekiah Randolph and Alice Washington,
James Esly and Annie Ambush, John W. Par
IRISH and Susan Ella Marks, both OF FIuvanua
county, Va; Perry Lyles and Amanda Morton.
Mrs. Mary Lucas, the wife of Mr.. George
Lucas, Of Georgetown, died very suddenly on
Thursday evening, about I o'clock, from
hemorrhage. She was in her usual health.
sitting on the pavemen. in front of her resi-
deDce at O'Clock. She has been in failing
health, however, for some months.
Yesterday afternoon, about 4:2O O'Clock,
runaway horse pulling cart, came in collision
with the lamp-pOst at the corner of New York
avenue and Fourth streets. The only damage
done was breaking the harness and smashing
the lctter-hOx. The mail was secured and
deposited at the corner grocery.
Yesterday evening Sergeant Huntington AMI
Officer Hobbs killed a vicious dog, owned by
Mary Wright, who resides on Virginia avenue.
between Third and Four and-a-half streets
The animal was killed on complaint of Mr.. F.
!. HUH, who had been bitten on "Wednesday.
1t had gained an extensive reputation for its |
manifestations Of love for mankind generally.
About o'clock yesterday evening the re- !
mains of the late B. W. Barnitz, who died
suddC.." Of cc~"estion Of tic brain at 113 B
street on Thursday afternoon, was conveyed |
to the Baltimore and Potomac depot in charge |
Of Mr.. Fisher, an undertaken from York, Pa, !
where the remains of the deceased were to be |
conveyed for interment on the 7:40 train.
Last night the regular meeting of the Ohio |
Republican Campaign Club wss held at Con |
zsga hall. Mr.. Z. F. Wflber presided, and Mr.. |
A. II. Pettibone acted as secretary. After at |
tending 10 some miscellaneous business and |
sUndry matters for the good of the club, the |
meeting adjourned to meet at their new rooms, |
in lie DrOit building, on the usual meeting |
night.
About o'clock, yesterday morning, as
Officer Prather was on his way to the Seventh |
precinct he found a white man, name un- |
known, lying on the horse railroad track, on |
First street, between and + streets north |
west, having been taken with a spasm. lie |
was conveyed to the station, and was taken |
care of by Lieut.. Kelley and the officer, who
tried their best enGeaVors to alleviate his suf-
ferngs, but up to II late hour was lying un-
conscious.
By reference to our advertisements it will
be seen that Mrs. f. P. Stevens, from San
Francisco, California, is to deliver another ad-
dress on Temperance on Sunday afternoon at
DIR. DOmer's church, corner Eleventh and II
streets. Judging from her address delivered
at Haminc church last Monday evening we
can say she is well worth hearing, as she is
speaker Of more than ordinary ability, and We
bespeak for her large audience.
The son of Rev. J. Il. Wheeler, pastor of
Wesley M. E.) chapel, residing at No. 622 II
street northwest, has been missing since Mon
day last, having left home that afternoon to
take the 5 O'Clock train for Alexandria, to
visit some friends. He is eleven years old, tall
and very thin. dark hair cut close, small
bald spot about as large as a ten-cent piece on
the side of his head, and has dark eyes. He
was attired in q black summer cloth jacket and
pants, white vest, straw hat, bound with
black, and Congress CATERS.