National Republican., 1876-05-13
DISTRICT VITAL STATISTICS
A CONCRETE NUISANCE COMPLAINT
THE WuMAN'S FOREIGN MISSIONARY SOCIETY
ENTERrANMENT AT MEMORIAL CHURCH
Miscellaneous Paragraphs Of Interest

Weather probabilities, estimated at g. m.-
During Saturday in the South Atlantic States
higher barometer, variable winds, shifting tC
cooler nOrtherly and easterly, and clear or partly
cloudy weather will prevail, following rain areas
in the CarOlinas. In the lower lake region and
Middle States rising followed by stationary ba-
rometer north to west winds, shifting TO southerly
in the former. slightly warmer and clear OF
partly cloudy weather, except lower temperature
in the southern portion OF the latter.
Thermometric readings taken May T. 1875, al
the Signal Once: a. m, $50; 7:S5 a. m, 500; 1;
II p. m, sOS. Maximum, $50; minimum, $50.
For court proceedings see third page.
Behrend's Patent Catarrh cigar sure cure.
Don't fail to attend the large sale of dry goods,
as to-day is positively the last.
The last day of the large sale of dry goods at
auction corner of Tenth and D streets.
Try Marburg Bros. Seal of North Carolina
Smoking Tobacco, 10 and 20 cent packages.
r. B. Ferguson, pharmacist, corner, Second
street and Pennsylvania avenue, Capitol HILL
The large bankrupt sale of dry goods by Wash,
B. Williams will positively be brought to a close
to-day.
Trusses 81; also all the homeopathic medi.
cines at Hellers drug store, under the National
hotel
All kinds Of trunks made to order, repaired and
covered at McAurrays' sos Pennsylvania ayenne
Market Space.
Several fine chickens were stolen from F. d.
Queens wood shed, Sampson street near Fiji
teenth street northwest.
H D. Cooke jr.. &, Co, street the
Treasury, do a general banking business and buy
and sell District securities.
Mrs. Jennie F. Willing, Of Chicago, will preach
in Hamline NJ. E. church, corner Ninth and p
streets, tomorrow morning, at II o'clock.
F. A. Fill & Co.'S book and stationery parlor,
corner of Fifteenth street and New York avenue,
looks cheerful and elegant in its dress Of new
goods.
B. H Warner the real estate broker at Sew
enth and streets, believes in the virtues of
printers ink. See his long list of of'Wanted" in
this paper.
Great interest is being taken in the prepara-
tiOns for the strawberry festival to be given in
Tallmadge hall on Thursday, next under the
auspices Of DR.. Smiths church.
The NATIONAL REPUBLICAN book and job
printing Office is one of the largest and best ap-
pointed job offices south OfNew York. All kinds
OfjOb work are promptly executed there on the
most advantageous terms.
Derby hats, in pearl. nutria and black colors;
tne nutria sO5t hats; youths and children's hats
in felt and straw; silk umbrellas and walking
canes. STEINMErz,
Halter, 12S7 Pennsylvania avenue.
Arc you looking for houses to rent or purchase,
or do you wish a reliable and energetic party to
manage the renting or selling for you? If so.
glance over the list Of Wanted" in this mornings
REPUBLICAN, and see if the name of b. II. War
ner does not suggest itself.
A little girl, pupil in the Wallach school
building, dropped her wallet. containing five dol
lars, yesterday, and saw, man pick it up: He
denied having the wallet, and when arrested it
could not be found. He gave his name as Castle
stein.
The spelling match which took place at WaIlach
school building yesterday, between the third
and fourth grade secondary schools. taught by
Misses Dulin, Kelly and StrOmberger, was won
by Mary Boston, in Miss Dulfn's and Henry
Smart in Miss kelly's
We understand that Mile Rosa D'Erina who
is to appear in concert at Lincoln hall next Mon
day evening, will, on invitation of Rev. Father
White. pastor Of st. Matthews church, assist
at the IL O'Clock Mass tomorrow morning. and in
the afternoon, by invitation of Rev. Father
Cfampi, will sing the Eespers at st. Aloysius'.
Company b, First regiment National Guards,
of this District, better known the Washington
Light Guard, Captain Donald McCathran, yester-
day celebrated the ffth anniversary of their re-
organization by parade through the principal
streets Of the city. There were thirty-hVe mus
kets out, and the company was headed by por-
tion of the Marine band, making fine display.
The Southern Republicans temporarily resident
in Washington are organizing for effective work
in the coming campaign. Forty-three new men,
bers were added TO their numbers at their last
meeting. They meet again on Tuesday next, at
O'clock p. m, at Clark's hall, No. 479 Pennsyl-
yania avenue. Applications for membership may
be made 10 any of the officers previous to the
meeting of the association.
Rev. John Fletcher, of Michigan, temporarily
supplying E-street Baptist church, will occupy
that pulpit tomorrow. He is an earnest, jealous
Christian reader and logical, fOrcible speaker
During his brief stay in the city he has made
many friends. At the evening service he will
reply to the recent attack upon the Baptist
Church, and at the close of the sermon admins
ter the Lords baptism according to the faith of
that Church.
Col Andrews, a recent convert in the revival
now in this city, whose remarkably eloquent and
fcryid addresses have been listened TO with SO
much interest, related his Christian experiences
to the North Baptist church congregation, and
will he baptized next Sunday evening by DIR.
Gray. on Fourteenth street, near R. on which
occasion he will make a statement of his reasons
for connecting himself with the Baptists.