National Republican., 1878-09-06
E0Ra ETOWN NEWS.
PORT.


Entered-Steaner Express, Barker, Balti-
more, with freight to District merchants.
ClearCd-steamer Express, Barker, Balti-
more, with return freight.
GRAIN ARRIVALS.
BY canal--Roats Tbrasher, with 500 bushels
of wheat to Hartley 4 Bro; also 1000 bushels
Of same to II. NJ. Talbot; J. n. Thomas, with
200 bushels Of corn and los barrels Of -four
to J. q. & J. NJ. Waters aud 200 bushels OF
wheat to II. NJ. Talbot Ellen Brooks, with
$3.50 bushels Of wheat to j. G. & J. NJ. Waters
aud 80 barrels Of flour TO Hartley Il Bro; l..
r. Fcchtig, with 100 bushels OF wheat. 500
bushels of oats, and l1J bales Of hay to J. q.
* J. NJ Waters.
by rail-Twelve hundred bushels of corn
and 500 bushels of oats to J. q. & J. VI.
Waters.
RIVER FRONT
Arrived - Schooner Benjamin Reed, Reed,
BIngor.
Clcarcd-Schooucrs Benjamin Reed. Reed,
New York, with 80 tons Of Goals; Harriet
Thomas, Van Clicf. New London, with J95
tous Of coal; r. L. Tay, Brown, Stonington,
with 20 tons OF coal.
CANAL AFFAIRS.
Arrived-BoIts VI. VI. Jane, s. s. 1Iowison,
Adam Boyer, Tommy and Nellie Hawk, Morn
ing Sun, l.. II. Kubn, Robin, H. B. Cropley, DIR.
Wiley, q. N. Stonebr,kcr, G. L. liassctt, ID.
Murphy, l.. II. Davis. +. A. Mertens, Denton
Jacques, aud George and James B.
Cleared Boats Five Brothers, c. II. Dalton,
l.. H. Kuhn. q. VI. StOnehgakcr, Robin, ID.
Jacques. Ida y. Reel, Morning sun, ID. Muir
| ply, Seneca, George aud james, "R,' Matte
| C., Nellie, Dr. Wiley. +. \. Mcrtcns, :. II.
Davis Exchange, e. L. iiassctt, A. J. McAllis.
ter, X. Il. Croolcy, Hawk, Tommy and Ncllie'
Il. Sinner, +. Browns, aud NJ. II. Jane.
TYLER sTASsBuRY NuPTIAts.
! The wedding of DR.. Walter Bowie Tyler,
one of the most prominent physicians OF
/ GCOrgetOwu, and the lovely and amiable Miss
Kate NJ. Stansbury, daughter of DIR. Charles +.
Stansbury. was celebrated last evening at
Christ Protestant Episcopal Church. The
ceremony was performed by the Rev. Mr.. Stu.
art, rector Of the parish. The audience was
most select. Many distinguished members Of
! the medical profession aud of the bar Of the
| District and OF the supreme Court were pres
| Cut. The brides dress was Of Indian muslin,
richly trimmed with vaeucienn,s lace. aud
lo0pcd with lilies Of the valley and icssa.
mine, bows of rilboa Cn front aud
back. 1t was cut in princess style,
| high neck aud short sleeves. The veil
! was OF long tuiic silk, fastened with wreath
Of orange blossoms. The bride wore no jcwolry
whatevNr. The ushers were Mrssrs. Samuel
/ Tyler lwhO acted ~ b,~t man, Charles Tyler.
. Hugh CdlcTiUu, tGaIivs Crppivy, Dr. J. VI.
MnrknI, Nj. W. Il. S.np,hury. and MuutOc
Chvw The chaucu OF the caurra wls hcauti-
/ fully decorated with 1owrr' and eyrrgrccus.
As the hTtiG! party CnarCd the ChnrCh-the
. Trdc lcauiTg upon the arm Of her iuIhCr-thU
! urgauist. Mr.. MCCurtcc. rendered In most cX-
Ccllent style a welding march from L1hcn-
! grin. The service wRs most beautiful, aud, a.
the contracting couple knsli upon the cush.
/ ions, the Organist played "Traumerie,' ly
Schumanu. The bride was given away by her
father. A. the bridal PARTY passed out OF the
Cdhce Mr.. McCartee rendered McndClsOhn's
! March"
The happy groom, with his beautiful bride,
| lott oil the evening train for an extended
| Northern trip. during the course of which
] thGy will visit Niagara Falls. They carry with
/ them in their new relations in life The best
wishes Of host OF admiring friends.
PARAGRAPHS
About q quarter to two o'clock yesterday af-
tCrnOon, q horse attached to q light wagon,
! the property of Joseph Bra Hey. esq, Of Mont
gomery County, Nd, and driven by a colored
man, became frightened opposite the West
1 Eud Hotel and ran 81, throwing the driver TO
the ground. slightly iujuring him, aud break.
ing the shafts Of the wagon. The horse was
I captured by Officer NolkniHn.
About six o'clock last evening Oiicsr Haney
brought to the station Willie Brink, an insane
youth who was lost. His parents, who re-
side at lsJi ! street northwest, were notified
and a, hali.past seven p. III. his mother came
aud took him home.
Last Sunday morning, after scrviccat Christ
I =. l.. Church, the Rev. Mr.. Stuart, rector of
the parish, who has just returned from the
springs, made a most pathetic appeal in behalf
OF the yellow fever sufferers, aud although
there was but small congregation present the
sum realized amounted toSl75, which was sent
South.
The residents on High and Water streets are
complaining of the weeds and grass in the open
lot at the corner OF High aud Water sire, IS.
In addition to this the lot Is filled with iilth,
and the residents Ia that section would be
under many obligations ii its sanitary comdi.
ton was looked after.
PERSONALS.
W. ]. Brllcw, Providence, r. l.. and Eli r.
Jacobs OF the same city, are stopping at the
West End Hotel
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