National Republican., 1876-06-06

weather probabilities, estimated at i O. n
For Tuesday, in the South Atlantic States,
cooler northwest winds rising barometer and clear
weather will prevail. In the Eastern Gulf States,
clear weather In the Middle Atlantic States,
northwest to southwest winds, rising barometer
\ warBaer, partly cloudy or clear weather.
| dor court proceedings see third page.
8ehrend's Patent Catarrh cigar sure cure.
Ifyou have a good thing, advertise it. If you
Hhayen't, don't
Hair-cloth hats q and $3.50, at Stineme:l's,
l2s7 Pennsylvania avenue.
EnOx's white beaver hats now ready at Slime
lz's, agent for this city.
Silk umbrellas, for gentlemen and ladies, at
Snemetz's 1887 Pennsylvania avenue.
Left-of clothing, watches, pistols, &C., bought
Ierzogs, 9i7 street. Orders attended to.
B. Ferguson, pharmacist corner Second
,el and Pennsylvania avenue. Capitol Hill.
aekiEaw straw hats and boys and childrcu's
n hats al StinmetE's, rs37 Pennsylvania ave-
Trrsses, 81; also all the homeopathic medi.
Is 81 HeIlers drug store under the National
hotel
It's as true Of advertising as OF anything else in
the worId-iT il is worth doing at ALL it is worth
doing well.
All kinds Of trunks made to order, repaired and
covered at Mchurrays' sos Pennsylvania aycnne
Market Space.
At the regular meeting of the carpenters and
jctIcrs, held last evening, only routine business
was transacted
Those in want Of floor mating can save money
by calling at Clarks, No l223 Pennsylvania ave
nue. He is selling very low for cash.
The mantle OF Bolster, the woman beater has
EaIien ;he shoulders of prominent rough Of
THE city. Us name will be given next timc.
The Pupils OF The public schools of Georgetown
Will unite in public entertainment at the Curtis
building, on the afternoon Of the 18th instant.
Mr.. Blaine's residence was besleged last even
ing by joyous friends who were eager to cOngratu-
late him upon the turn that affairs had taken.
Window bars against fies and mosquitoes,
new article, best in the market, fiy cents apiece.
To he had only at Clark's, I2s3 Pennsylvania
avenue
Several members of Detroit COmmandery, No.
{ !, Knights TcInplar, Of Detroit, Michigan, were
in the city yesterday, visiting the places of in
teTtsI-
The fourth quarterly examination of the Nor
nal school takes place on Thursday next, the sth
instant. at the Franklin building, commencing a.
9o'clock a. m.
The German American Savings Bank, corner
of Seventh and F streets, pays interest on de-
posits. Safe deposit boxes for rent in fire and
burglar-proot vault.
The following marriage licenses were issued
yesterday: WIn. R. Pearson and Grace D. Spald-
ing: Robert Douglass and Emily Hill; William
Il Cox and Melinda T. Carr.
About o'clock, yesterday afternoon, cOlortd
girl, named Julia 4 gcs, was run over by wagon
at the corner of Seventeenth and streets north
west, and slightly injured about the face.
Pearl johnson, colored, sexton of s.: Paul's
Mission church, on Twenty-third street. fell in
r.noN- ho ali,
taken TO lds home 10y Oficer Kirby, who secured
the church.
Go 20 Seventh-street wharf at $50 this evening,
jump On board the steamer Mary Washington
and go down the Potomac on the excursion of
the Y. p. A Of the Metropolitan Presbyterian
church. See advertisement.
Or. Hartley's Office and residence removed to
SO Ninth street, near street. Catarrh, dis
charges from the head, nervous and chronic dis
eases specially and successfully treated.
J.H. SquIcr & 90 bankers, 1IIo Pennsylvania
avenue, pay per cent interest on deposits, psya-
bic on demand Special rates time deposits.
Interest paid January and July or credited.
The NATIONAL REPUBLICAs book aai job
printing Office is one OF the largest and best ap-
pointed job Offices south ofNeW York. All kinds
Of job work are promptly executed there on the
most advantageous terms
Thomas P. Hart, a feed-dealer near the O-street
market, sent a coIOred boy named Henry Wood
side with a harrow and bag and $I.2O to make a
purchase. Henry left the barrow and bag by the
roadside and pOckcted the money. Ths feed
dealer Is wating itr hi meal.
Last night, about 10 O'Clock Richard Taylor.
weI!-known cripple, was suddenly taken with
srasinS which he is subject at the corner the
Avenue and Seventh street. OlIicer Columbus
rendered Him assistance, and after he had reclv-
cred sufficiently SAW him safely On his way home, |
IT. South Washington.
There will BE- 4 moonlight excursion Of the |
Young Peoples Association Of the Metropolitan
Presbyterian church this evening on the steamer |
MARI Washington. She Will leave Seventh |
reetatiuns and musf: will he given during the |
evening. The proceeds are Cor :he benefit Of the
"~'""'HtiOD. There is every prospect for pleas
ant trip,
AeSHf Eoor, yesterday, a no Sc attlched to a
btcad wagon owned 10y Adam Wenzel, started To
run from the corner Of Eighteenth and X
streets. and in turning corner ran into tree
box The wagon was overturned, and little
daughter Of the proprietor thrown out. but fOrtu
nately not injured. The tree-bOx and wagon
both suffered.
At the annual meeting of the Uniformed Patr
archs, l. o. o. F. the following were elected off,
GERS for the ensuing year: Edward Dunn com
mander: John T. CLANCY, first lieutenant; H &.
secretary and treasurer; VIM. Ii. Frazier, right
guide; Alex. Scott left guides lanes W. hughes,
standard bearer; {. T. YOder, right flecloser; \.
II. JC1es, left tile-closcr.
Jean ferTe1TI- laIe Ol "eicheTS
rant, has succeeded Nj Genty in the hotel and
restaurant No. EOS Fourteenth street northwest,
and. il will be observed from our advertising
columns invites his friends and the public to par
take of a lunch which he will serve Tuesday,
CtO-mol row between the hours Of and 10 p m,
the occasion Of the reopening of the house. Mr..
Perreard, who has several years experience as a
caterer in this country and in Europe, purposes
keeping trst-clAss restaurant, where the deli
cacies of the seasons and pure liaueFs eau be hal
at moderate prices. Such IL vhtsr~-'-.
succeed in pE city. ..-se must
Indictments and Dismissals.
The grand Jury yesterday made the following