National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-12-01
CITY NOTES.

-Fory.four tramps lodged in the s,ation-houscs
Saturday night
The only Turkish thot air. Bath in the city, bO9
Street, near Judiciary Square.
The police made sixty.two arrests Saturday
| and Saturday night Twenty-six were registered
as drunk.
The liquor dealers of Alexandra. Va have
united IN petitions TO the legislature to repeal the
Moiiet liquor law.
Not the only hot air, but the largest and finest
Turkish bathrooms south of New York city at 9O3
f street northwest
The best Vienna bread in the city can be OBJ
tanned only at + Freunds, TO2 Ninth street north
west also confectionery.
Charles Blackstone was arraigned in the Police
court Saturday ON q charge of stealing horse nom
r. a. Cutler. As the witnesses were not oil present
| the case was continued until to-day.
The annual estimate for the running of the
Police court for the next fiscal year was transmit
ted 10 the Commissioners last Saturday, and shows
that sl3,2is will be required for that purpose.
EARLY Saturday morning William II. Smith &
Co.'S fish house, on Union street Alexandria' and
9Rd9g bTdmg PS SiqPed by J naPpv a G
stroyed by fire.
The Mckay medal offered at the beginning of
the season to the League player making the best
now tile property of Mr. Pau Hines, of this city,
aud member Of the Providence nine.
--Onicer Mari, Of the Sixth precinct, arrested a
| cOlorud man named Robert Brown on Saturday for
keeping policy shop In Majors alley, between
aud and Ninth and Tenth streets. He will in
terview Judge Smell to-day.
Edward BURY living near the burned bridge
opposite Uniontown was badly wounded in the
len leg yesterday afternoon by the accidental dis
charge Of pistol In his overcoat pocket DR.. Little
probed for the ball but did not sncceed in extract
ing 1t.
Late Saturday nghtthe residence of Mr.. Charles
Hoover. 1918 Fifth street. was broken into ana
robbed OF an amethyst ring and breaSt-pin set
with pearls valued at S23. The stolen goods were
| subsequently recovered by Lieutenant Johnson of
the Second precinct.
On Saturday night Robert Lane, colored man,
! who gave his residence rs Wilson's Station, Nd,
entered the store of Mr. A. Cohen, on Seventh
| street. near J., and after purchasing one pair OF
| pants cndeavored TO steal of with another. He
was detected and arrested by Officer Mcdonald.
| A lumber wagon driven by James Mulhollen
\ ran over q newsboy named James Smith, at the
| corner of Eleventh street and Pennsylvania ave-
nue., Saturday evening The flesh was cut from the
| leg from hip TO knee. Tho boy was removed to the
Children's Hospital. and Mulholen was arrested.
"A slight fire in an upper room of one of the
houses in Purdy's court OH First street, near the
| Capitol grounds, caused an alarm 10 be turned In
| from box 10 yesterday morning. The Fire Depart
| ment did not 60 into service, however, as the
neighbors extinguished the fire with several
| buckets of water.
1t Is regretted that in our report in Saturday S
issue of the festivities attending the celebration of
DR.. Rankins silver wedding, the name of Miss Min.
ME EVAN, tho popular singer, who rendered fine
selection in her best voice and with great spirit,
! inadvertently omitted. The selection was very
| apt one and was received with great applause.