National Republican., 1880-02-25
CITY NOTES.

Turkish baths at DIR. Shcdd's, 0o3 street,
near Ninth, 60 cents.
B. F. Qneen, of the St. james newsstand,
sends the New York Clipper for tho current
week.
The only Turkish bath in the city, 500 +
street, near judiciary Square. Best shampooer
this side of New York. DIR. Bovee.
Headquarters for disposal Of second hand
clothing, &C. Call or address s. Guggenheimer
237 Seventh street southwest. Orders by mail
promptly attended to.
Judge Smell yesterday sent David Taylor
to Jail for six months for shooting at u man
named Sonny Hogan. Taylor failed to hit his
mark, but was sent down on general princi-
pies"
The new hotel In the grounds Of the
Washington Schuetzen Veroin is nearly COM
pleted, and will be dedicated on tho 10th of
May, with appropriate ceremonies and fes-
tivites.
Turkish Russian and Sulphur Baths at
tho well-known place, Dr. Shedd's, 903 Il
street, near Ninth The only reliable place In
the city for genuine baths, Shampooor of ton
years experience; no novices in the business
at this place.
"A colored woman applied at the Police
court yesterday for q warrant for colored
boy named Joseph Cameron, whom she charged
with setting fire 10 her house on Capitol Hill.
| From her story 1t appeared that the rascal had
| attempted to fire tho house twice, but 1t was
discovered in time by the noigbbors to prevent
any damage
-Bright's and all other kidney diseases,
dyspepsia, liver complaints aud all nervous
aud chronic diseases, and all female weak.
ncsses, positively cured with electricity, at
| 9l3 street northwest, by Dr.. Bosworth, as
sisted by thoroughly competent lady. The
doctors success is unprecedented in the heal
Ing art Call for reference. Consultation
| free.
The young lady who plays in Daly's COM
pany this week at the Opera House under the
name of Margaret Lanner is Miss Minnie Frye,
who, it will be remembered, played tho lead
Ing parts at the Thalan Club entertainments
| during the last two seasons. Her many friends
| In this city will be glad to give ber y Welcome
and to hear that she is winning praise in pro-
| fessonal circles.
A small select party Of ladies and gentle
mon, who were not to be bafliel by the heavy
winds, started on the tino tug George NJ. Pride
about 1890 a. N. Monday, and, though tho
water and wind We're too rough to stop longat
| Fort Footc, us planned, they found com fort.
able landing-place at the White House. After
o good lunch IN tho opoa air, when the sun lay
on tho ground as warm as In June, aud q stroll
| through the woods of the old Fairfax estate,
! the party returned home.
Yesterday afternoon some boys reported
at the Fourth precinct police station that
| man had been GU /, The officers Immediately
investigated the matter und soon found out
that Mr.. George L, Dyer, respectable
widower, employed in ono of the Depart
10 onts and living on | street, had gotten into
some difficulty with his son, Mr. Thomas c.
Dyer. The latteris married, and is also dissi-
patoi. lie had just returned from Pttsburg,
and thought he would pay his patornal relative
visit Some words emsued, whereupon he
whipped out razor and inflicted several pain
rul cuts upon his hand. The son Is under ar.
rest.
The funeral of tho late Mrs. Catherine
! Csrbary, who died last Sunday morning in tho
ninety.siXth year of her age took place yes
terdSy morning with requiem mass from st.
Patrick's church, Father Morgan officiating
aud large number in attendance. The re-
mains reposcd IN q splendid casket, orna-
mented with silver By Undertaken w. r.
Spehre, and were inferred in the family lot in
Mount Olivet The pall-bearers wero Messrs.
w. II. Ward, NJ, p. CLllan, s. Mast, II. Suldon
and Drs w. b. Jones and J. j. Dyer Deceased
WAS born In Maryland, and was a sister of
James CarberIy, one Of the mayors OF Wash
ington of tho olden times, and had been an at
tendant ut st. Patricks church for ninety
| ypur8.