National Republican., 1876-07-04
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
weather probshinIies, estimated 1t q m.-
For the South Atlantic ami Gulf States, rising

Weather probshinIIes, estimated 1t i q m.-
For the South Atlantic ami Gulf States rising
or stationary barometer, southwest to SOU he '~r
winds. PARTLY cloudy weather and nearly station
ary temperature, except hig 'or in former. / or
iddle and Eastern States, rising and st 'ttnnaIy
Dar I"'ter WrsterlN 10 sou WesIerly WIG
nearly stationary temperature and generally clear
weather.
Thermometric readings taken July 5, 1870, at
the Signal Office: a. m, SO; 7:S5 a. m, $50; II
m, $40; p. m, 500; as p. m. 800; p. N. $40;
II p. m 500. Maximum, 90: minimum, 1859.
Behrend's Patent Catarrh cigar surecure.
Left-oT clothing, watches, pistols, SC, bought
At atHerIog's, sl7 D street. Orders attended to.
r. B. Ferguson, pharmacist corner Second
street and Pennsylvsnis avenue. Capitol Hill.
EAt the meeting of the carpenters and Joiners
last night only routine business was transacted.
All kinds of trunks made to order repaired and
covered at McMurrays' sos Pennsylvania ayenne
Market Space.
4 fine orchestriOn will perform every afternoon
and evening at Henry SchwarIenberg's Orches-
trion Saloon, 4O5 Eleventh street.
At the second monthly meeting of the Federal
Building Association, held last evening, num-
Der of shares were advanced on at an average of
"a per cent
The German American Saving bank corner of
Seventh and streets, pays interest on deposits,
Safe deposit boxes for rent in fire and burglar
proefvault.
Congress Hail. Cape May, N. J., register
shows nearly three hundred guests now in the
house, about 200 per cent more than at this time
in any previous year.
J.H. Squier & 90, banke.s, 1915 Pennsylvania
avenue, pay per cent. interest deposits, psya-
bic on demand. Special rates on time deposits.
Interest paid January and July, or credited.
Cstarrh discharges from the head and all
chronic diseases cured. DIR. Hartley demands
fee until the best evidence of success has been
realized from his treatment. Office, SO Ninth
ST. eet northwest.
During the month Of June the sanitary police
disposed of INDECENT papers as follows: Sent to
Providence hospital u; Insane asylum 6; Freed
mems hospital. IL: Washington asylum -: CoInm-
bia hospital, l; sent to other cities a. Total, "A.
Saturday night thieves went into Mr.. Walters!
pasture and butchered fine fat heifer, leaving
the head and entrails in the field, and carrying
away the rest OF the carcass. Mr.. Walters daRy
farm is not far from the National Insane Asylum.
Yesterday morning about 1890 O'Clock the dead
body of boy was found in the canal, near M
street bridge southwest, by some men, and Was
taken by Officer Aldridge to Buckley's undertpk
ing establishment for Identification and the Nn-
spe :IIUn of the coroner.
The many warm friends of Willie NJ. Robinson
formerly of Lecroix, Wis, but lately of this city,
will be gratified to know that in the recent ex-
animation for naval cadets he was one OF the sue
cessful candidates. Willie is a noble fellow and
worthy of the honor Just conferred upon him in
consideration of his true merits and fine abilities
Inspector Thomas Plowman yesterday issued
building permits to Richard Smith for a two
story frame dwelling. west side Tenth between
V and W streets northwest: 50 o. John ]. Evans
three twO-stOry brick dwellings. south side c. be-
tween Second and Third streets southeast; 5000.
Joseph Heller. two story brick dwelling, north
side d, between Eighth and Ninth streets north
east, $500
meeting of the executive committee of the
Ohio Republican Campaign Club was held last
night at the rooms OF the Congressional Execu-
tive Committee, lC06 street, Mr.. T. E. L.CamD-
bell in the chair and Mr.. l.. A. Brandebury secre-
tary. Arrangements were made to secure the
names Of all the members of the county and town.
ship committees in the State preparatory to OPEN
ing up the campaign in that State at an early day.
Thomas DOwling, auctioneer, sold yesterday
for F. b. Mcclure, trustee, part of lot IT, in
square 49O, and improvements, being a three
story brick house, situated on Louisiana avenue
between FOur-and- and Sixth streets north,
west, to w. +. Arrick. for $4,000. Also, for
CoWie X Pearson, lot 80, in square 76, improved
by twO-stOry frame dwelling, situated on
Twentieth, between X and L streets northwest
to John &. Hart, for s92j.
Yesterday morning about 1880 O'Clock consider
able excitement was occasioned by an accident
which occurred to a little boy named John Lacy,
son of Mr.. Lacy, who resides at 3I5 PENNSYLVANIA
avenue southeast. Master Lacy had some powder
lying loose upon the wndOw-sill and was shooting
fies with toy pistol, when he accidentally eS-
ploded the powder, burning him severely about
the arms, singeing his hair and burning his face
DIR. F. \. DOoley rendered medical aid The
force of the explosion knocked stove break
ing it, and created general confusion throughout
the room.
The following marriage licenses were issued:
Thomas J. Hunter and Mary V. Barrett, John
Ross and Lizzie Logan, John Cartier and Lucy
Foster, Francis Dean and Marion Dyles Rafc
Coed and Susan Trice, Henderson Smith and
Lizzie Bell, John T. Hager and Ophelia E. Har-
rsOn, John W. Reynolds and Susan J. Patterson
James F. Hood and Mary H. Emerson Lewis
Baumback and Mollie E Weber, Hollis Ami |
don and Marcia A. Robbins, Eugene Brown and /
Kate SmackwOOd, Herman J. Wagner and
Paulina B. WOLF, Jos. N Larner and Rosa Staus-
burg, VIM. A Ratclif and Mary c. QuigIey, |
Chas. G. Handey and Mary E Hall, James H. |