National Republican., 1876-06-09
EuRoPEAx TOURISTS IN WASHINGTON
AisceHaneous ParaFaPhs OF Interest

AisceHaneous ParaFafhs OF Interest
Weather probabilities, estimated at g. m.-
During Friday, in the South Atlantic States
warmer, westerly winds, stationary barometer
and partly cloudy weather will prevail. For the
Middle Atlantic States, southerly winds, incress-
cIeudy weather and Stationary Followed BY falling
barometer.
Thermometric readings taken Juno 8, 1875, q,
the Signal Once: q. m, 10; 7:s5 .. m, 1896 L
m, $40; p. M $50; 4.S5 p. M, $50; p. No., 75o
II p. m. I2'. Maximum, SO: minimum. $50.
Fer eourt proceedings see third page.
Behrend's Patent Catsrrh cigar suTecure.
Choice Messina lezasns, sl.5O per hundred, al
o. r. WiGOm's, 43s Ninth street.
I-eft-of clothing, watches. pistols &C., bought
al HerEog's, sl7 D street. Orders attended to.
r. b. Ferguson, pharmacist, corner Second
street and Pennsylvania avenue. Capitol Hill.
All kinds of trunks made to order, repaired and
covered at McHurrayS' SOS Pennsylvania avenne
Market Space
Advertise in the WEEKLY NATIONAL REPUBLI-
CAN. 1t has the largest Southern circulation CT
any paper south of New York.
Those in want Of Hoor mating can save money
by calling al Clarks, No. l223 Pennsylvania ave-
nue.. He is selling very low for cash
Those of cur friends who are looking for houses
TO rent should by all means notice the advertise
nent OF b. II. Warner in cur columns today.
Window bars against flies and mosquitoes, a
new article, best in the market. fifty cents apiece.
To be had only at Clarks, l2Z3 Pennsylvania
avenue
Don't expect an advertisement: to bear fruit in
one night. like the prophets gou-d- Advertising
will take effect, hut it lakes mere than one night
TO 60 it.
And now Genes a WashingtOn-San Francisco
siI-year-olG ci:l "a d. 81 with the following in
terrcgatory MAMMA, how d.d the h-st chicken
get hatehed?"
Or. Hartley's Office and residence removed to
s09 Ninth street, near street. Catarrh, dis
charges Fl ON the head, nervous and chronic dis
eases spCc cialiy and successfully treated.
J. H. SquicF * 90 bankers, 1915 Pennsylvania
avenue, pay per cent. interest on deposits, psya-
bic On demand. Special rates on time deposits.
Interest paid January and July, or credited
The NATIONAL REPUBLICAN book and 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.
Quite an excitement was caused on Louisiana
avenue 10y the capture of thief named Frank
Crontn, who stole thiTty-fve sacks from the store
OF Mr.. ShTeVe. He was captured after giving the
officers on duty good run
stealing bags from the Centre market, broke
away from the officers, and gave them, tugether
with citizens who Joined in, q lively chase, He
was finally captured by Officer Dubois
Tho WEEKLY NATIONAL REPUBLICANS large
double sheet-contaiDs all the news including
the Blaine investigation and Ruhamah's witty
and interesting Centennial letters. 1t is now
ready. Mail ii TO your friends in the country.
The Young Peoples Social and Literary Union
ofthe First Congregational church will give an
entertainment at Willard's hall next Tuesday.
A choice programme, musical and dramatic has
afford amusement to the audience.
Georgeanna Nelson, pupil in the colored
schools, went through the wallet of her teacher,
Louisa Matthews, a few days ago, and abstracred
anna did not come TO school any more, but she
was arrested last evening by Detectives COOmes
and Miller.
The Massachusetts Republican Association last
evening met at lie Droit building, and elected
Capt. {. +. Herring, president Of the association.
rs delegate to the committee that meets tonight
to arrange for n ratification meeting after the
Cincinnati Convention. A resolution OF thanks TO
the Maine Association for the use Of their hail
was adopted.
Angelette Allen, notorious colOred woman,
entieed a man named James Z. Dayles, from the
interior OF Maryland, into her den. and while en-
tertailing hil robbed him Of gold watch. She
concealed the watch under bench in the Smith
sOniCn grounds Shere II was found by Sergeant
Painter and Officer Je~riesr Ibe officers named
also arrested the woman.
The knights Of St. Dominic gave picnic yes
terday at Beyer's Seyenth-strcet park, which was
largely attended. and proved to be one Of The
most pleasant affairs of the kind ever given in
the excellent arrangements. and all retired at a
late hour wishing the Sir Knights success in all
their future undertakings.
Yesterday morning, In the Police Court, a war-
rant was returned, sworn TO by Clara Davenport,
charging that Michael Tierney did. on the 7th |
instant commit rape on her grandchiid, Ida
Rouser, little cOlOred girl siE years old, on R.
between Twelfth and Thirteenth streets north
west. Mr.. Birney stated that he had made strict
inquiry of the witnesses, and was unable TO ind
sufficient prOOfto make out case.
At the regular monthly meeting Of the Poto-
mac Boat Club last Wednesday night arrange
ments were made for a grand regatta to take
place at an early day when the Nassau prize cup !
crews in tue club, a committee was appointed
to arrange ior a demons. ..atioa On The evening ?i
July 1, which will consist of grand iliq'aa!i9ns
and fireworks up the river, 10 be varied by muse,
vocal and instrumental
The following marriage licenses were issued
Henry Schultz and Sarah Lilii5riIgc;
Charles Brockman and Mary Meyers: Samuel R
Heshley and Anne E Mctiarwell; David Craig
and Mafnda Hill: Daniel ". Davis and Mary
Ida Johnston: James. Shepherd aud Mary Z.
Dove; Charles CAN'T and kesiah Neely; Jos. II.
johnson and Elizabeth johnson: Henry Thorn
ton and Mary J. Augustus: Charles II. BarnacO
and Cora F. Baker: Frederick Wilkinson and
Martha Ann Moore.
Last evening lecture given under the
auspices of the F. E. s, at Marnis hall, by W.
T. PiersOn. of Florida. The lecturer used as his
subject, Florida" He delivered his lecture in a
most eloquent manner, entertaining his hearers
in a highly captivating degree of elOcutiOu, with
his delineatiOns of his subject, making II profit
able and instructive evening spent by III present,
as the speaker in his remarks seemed to transport
his hearers TO the sunny South
Messrs. DuncansOn Bros, auctioneers, sold for |
Joseph 7. Stevens and Charles H. Moulton, trus-
tees sub-lot 54, in James F. WOllard's subdi- |
vision Of lots Nos q 80, 81 s., 36 81 Is and part
of lot 81 in square lO26 improved by two-StoTy
brick house, situated corner Thirteenth and |
streets northeast, to William F. HOltOn. for |
81 Us. Also, for The owner sub-lOt 2, in square
7SS, to Sarah Z. Hilton, cents per square foot;
sub.lot 10, same square, TO same purchaser for q
cents per square foot; part of lot :, in same
square, improved by frame house. TO same pur.
chaser for $500; and the adjoining properly sim
ilarly improved, TO same purchaser, for 500 The
above IS Situated on New Jersey avenue between
j and K streets south.
SERGE COATS, at
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