National Republican., 1876-09-19
Miscellaneous Paragraphs Of Interest

Weather probabilities estimated at a. NJ
For Monday, in the lower lakes and Middle
States, rising barometer, north to west winds,
cooler, cloudy and clearing weather.
Thermometric readings taken at the Signal
Office Sept. IS, 1876: Ia. m, 62o; 7:S5 a. IN =,
64o; 19 m, 74o; . p. m, 75O; 4:35 p. m,
7So; g p. m, 69o; II p. m, 67o; maximum,
76o; minimum, $50.
More cloudy weather.
Thework on Pennsylvania avenue goes ahead
slowly.
Buffers stove exchange, corner of Fifth and
X streets northwest.
W. A. Stroud has sold his Touring mill at
Wheatland, Va, to John Il. Bowers, for
S4,65O.
Left-oT clothing, watches, pistols. Se.
bought at Herzog's, 917 D street. Orders at
tended to.
All kinds of trunks made to order, repaired
and covered at McMurray's, sos Pennsylvania
avenue, Market space.
Thirty-year six per cent. District of Columbia
gold bonds for sale by H. D. Cooke, jr., &,
Co., bankers, 1929 F street.
The New Loan-H. D. Cooke, jr., & Co. .
street, between Fourteenth and Fifteenth.
Professor }. r. Taylor has traded his resi-
dence in Hamilton, Va, TO the Howe Machine
Company for $1,000 worth of sewing ml-
chimes.
Catarrh and offensive discharges from the
head-no fee demanded by DR.. Hartley until
perfect satisfaction is rendered to the patient
Office and residence No. & Grant place.
J. Il. SGuier & Co., bankers 141o Pennsyl
yania avenue, ray six FER cent. in crest on de-
posite, payable on demand. Special rates on
time deposits. Interest pail January and
July, or credited.
Marriage licenses have been issued to Robert
Hrrris and Mary H. Hogan, Theodore Jacob
Mayer and Susanna Hitz, Levi johnson and
Alice Thomas, Joseph E. Williams and Su-
saEna D. Williams.
A pocket book, containing about S5, was
stolen from Mary Esselman, No. 222 Second
street northwest. Yesterday by little colored
boy named Anderson Page, who was arrested
by Officer Jones.
Yesterday leopold Luchs, by Messrs. Stan
ton and Worthington, entered q suit against
the Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance Com
pany for the amount Of policy (S5,OO0) on the
life of Levi Dillenberg, his partner, who died
May s, 1876.
The Daily Nation, is noticing the score of
our District rifle club, calls said association
"corpse ~ If the Nation man will visit the
shooting range next practice day he will be
come convinced that the association is the live
lest corpse he ever saw.
A man named Patrick Martin was seriously
injured yesterday morning by falling from a
q
building, corner Of Fifteenth street and Penn
sylvania avenue. He was taken to his home
d street, between Fourteenth and Fifteenth,
by his friends.
colored man named Albert Dodson, an
swering the description of one of the supposed
murderers Of Everett, at Pomunkey, Charles
county, Md, was arrested a few days ago by
Detectives McElfresh and McDevitt, and de-
tanned for Identification. An officer from
Charles county arrived in this city last even
ing, but failed to identify him.
Aparagraph appeared in yesterdays issue
of an afray between two roughs named
Spades and Goss. The formers name is e.
d. Spaids, and upon information received it
appears that he issa gentleman of good s.an1-
ing, who was on his way to take the early
boat TO Glymont when he was attacked by
Goss, who made the assault because Spaids
would not rent his pavilion and grounds to
him some time ago.
The October number of ''Scribner's Monthly
is one of the most entertaining yet issued. 1t
contains, besides more than the usual amount
Of the best literary matter, some of the most
superb illustrations, engraved in a style sur
passed by no other magazine published.
Among the attractions Of this number is an
exceedingly entertaining article, entitled
'Notes on Salmon Fishing" by Mr.. A. G.
Wilkinson, of this city, the illustrations of
which are also by two talented young Wash
ingtonisns-Ross Turner and Mr.. MIller-and
compare favorably with the work of artists OF
greater experience who contribute to this
magazine. In this number is also another Of
Clarence Cooks delightful articles upon
"Artistic House Furnishing beautifully il
Illustrated, besides paper " of George E.
Warnings "Bride of the Rhine;" an illus
trated paper on the Massachusetts Agrical-
tural College; contributions from the pens of
R. H. Stoddard, Mary Mapes Dodge, John
Burroughs and others, while the Bric-a- Brac
furnishes variety of the most entertaining
matter.