National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-09-01
CITY NOTES.

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Only seven dodgers were accommodated
in the station-houses Saturday night.
The only Turko Russian and sulphur bath
house in the city, 903 E street northwest
Tho police made fifty-threo arrests Satur-
day and Saturday night. Twenty were regis
tered drunk"
Early yesterday morning the body Of n
still-born infant was found in the water at the
Seventcenth.st street wharf.
The best Vienna bread in the city can be
obtained only ut +. Freund's ZOE Ninth street
northwest also confectionery.
The death Of % horse at the corner of Sew.
cnth aud n streets last night will require n
visit Of tho dead animal wagon in that vicin-
ity to-day.
Alexander Gautron, an Italian, was ar.
rested by Officer MacNIahon Saturday night
for beating his father on | street between
Eighth aud Ninth.
A young man named George E. Upheinler
was charged in the Police Court Saturday with
embezziiug $40 from Z. D. Gilmore last Janu-
AIRY. The case was continued
Only two marriage licenses were issued
last Saturday, and these to NJ. GW2oler and
Cecilia NJ. Birch, and John +. Diusey, of Balti-
more. Nd, and Kate Verr, of this city.
Oliver f. Delphy was committed to Jail for
the Grand Jury by Judge Bundy Saturday for
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dence Of w. G.. Bailey, Oh Pierce street.
The time for holding the special term of
the Equity Court arrives tomorrow, but as
Justice Macarthur will not be home for q
week yet, no business can be transacted.
The subcommittee of the Senate District
Committee, to whom was assigned the duty OF
investigating the question of the water supply
of the District, will meet at the Capital to-day.
Charles Williams colored boy arrested for
completely in the recent attempt to buTglarizo
the restaurant Of Julius Eseubeiss, was dis
charged from custody Saturday, a nOLe pros.
having been entered.
Saturday afternoon sick man named
John Dallas, of Westmoreand County, Va,
was found by Officer Mcnamara in the Capitol
grounds. He was removed to the Providence
Hospital in the police ambulance.
Mr. F. p. Hill has filed demurrer to the
answer of the National Fair Association, in
which lie claims that the defendants exhibits
completely destroy their ground OF action, aud
consequently the suit cannot be maintained.
j. S. Baldwin & Co., proprietors of the
North Capitol tar-boilng sheds, were arraigned
in the Police Court Saturday on a warrant pro-
cured by Thomas S. Donoho, charging them
with minimizing nuisance. The case was
postponed until the 9th instant.
Detective Acton arrested colored man
named Henry Harris while trying to dispose of
fine set of harness Saturday morning. He
tried to escape from Police Headquarters by
running out OF the door, but he ran right into
the arms Of Detective McElfresh, and was Sc
cured.
The funeral of Policeman William Cahill
will take place from his late residence, in
Uniontown, at . o'clock this morning. Major
Morgan has detailed thirty men to attend
Solemn rcqueim mass will be said at St. Peters
Church and the remains will be buried in Oak
Hill Cemetery.
A cart and horse which had been backed too
far fell into the sewer excavation on Fifteenth
street near G Saturday afternoon. The horses
hind legs caught on cross beam, and lie held
himself in that postion-holding up the whole
weight of the cart-until the harness was cut
and he was relieved. With some difficulty tho
animal was then assisted out of the hole.