National Republican., 1880-06-24
CITY rs.

The distribution of premiums Mt st.
Nincents school takes place this morning.
II. Zell Hoover, who is under Indictment
for violating the postal regulations, yesterday
gave $4,000 bail for his appearance.
The only Turkish bath in the city, 500 L
street near Judiciary Square. Best shampooer
this side of New York. DR.. Bovee.
Turkish, Russian and Sulphur Baths at
the wcll.known place, 9o3 E treet, near Ninth
The only reliable place in the city for genuine
baths.
Tony Connolly says the reason Hanlan
did not win at Providence was that he wore
socks tho colors of which were guaranteed
not TO run.
Headquarters for disposal of secondhand
clothing, SC. Call or address $. Guggcnheimcr
230 Seventh street southwest Orders by mail
promptly attended to.
Tho Washington Light Infantry corps are
entertaining Captain Mccoy, of company X,
First Missouri regiment of st. Louis the crack
military company of st. Louis
Two young girls were taken to police
headquarters by their mothers yesterday, and
sent 10 the House Of Good Shepherd in Bnlti-
more by Major Brock, they having shown an
inclination to lead an evil life.
Major Brock yesterday managed of cmi-
grant passage to Chicago for two families
Of destitute Austrian immigrants, numbering
ten people. who walked from Baltimore to
this city, requiring five days to make the
journey.
-Bright's disease, and all kidney affections,
rheumatism, dyspepsia, neuralgia, paralysis,
diseases Of females and all nervous and chronic
diseases positively cured by Dr. Bosworth 0lS
Il street, Lady assistant IN attendance. See
his card
Judge Smell yesterday gave a deserved re-
bnke to Police Officer Reeder. who arrested n
colored woman for onticpg prostitution when
the evidence showed that in his ragerness to
make case he had done most of the entcng
himself The case was dismissed.
The methodist clergymen get the largest
share of tho matrmopsl business in the Dis
trict. or the sovcnty-three marriages solem
nized during the month Of May, twenty.onc
were by methodist clcrgymen. Tho baptists
came next with twelve marriages.
Tho postmaster has directed change of
hours on which the office will be open on Sum
days Until further notice the hours will be
from 0 to 10 \. m. and to p. IN. This is
done to enable the public to get mail reaching
this office from tho cast at 2 p. M. Sundays.
During the week ending with Saturday
last 106 deaths occurred in the District.
SiXty-throo births and eleven marriages were
reported. The total mortality in the District
during the month OF May was 3iS, and 207
births and seventy.three marriages were re.
ported.
About o'clock yesterday afternoon, while
q man named John Bluobecker was riding
along the canal near High street, Georgetown,
tho animal became cntangled in tho ow-line OF
a canal boat and Bluebeckcr was thrown and
seriously injured about the head and shoul-
ders. DIR, Sheckells attended him.
The Gructli-vcrein's picnic at Loeffler's
garden last evening was largely attended aGt
athletic gnOrts n n n In ~
character. II. Gebmer, acting swiss consul
| general, made the only sTeech of the evening
during an intermLssion in the sports, and took
occasion 10 pay glowing tribute TO the late
General Sutter.
The tenth census will show large in.
| crease in the population of the District but
| George +. 1imms & Co., the clothiers, corner
Of Seventh and ID streets, are up to the times
and ready to supply all tho males with finely
made clothing at very low prices. Remember
that business is conducted on the one.price
system in this house,
| AT the regular meeting OF Potomac Camp
| No. IS, Encamped knights of Rechab. the
| following officers were elected for tho ensuing
term: Past commander, James Gowans; com
mander G. j. Woodward vice.commander
| Joseph Thompson; recorder, William Macaboy:
troasuror, A. d, Hurdle; chaplain, L. G. Lucas
marshal, ]. A. Griffin; captain of the guard
George w. Durfee inside sentinel, s. A. An
derson; outside sentinel James Thomas.
An enthusiastic meeting of Branch No.
N. s. r. A., was held Tuesday night at the
First Presbyterian church, Hyattsvlle, Md
| The committee on the temperance mass meet
Ing and basket picnic, TO be held on July 9TH al
Little Spa woods, Badensburg, reported every.
thing bright, and grand time may bo cx
pectld. Largo delegations will be present
from Baltimore and Maryland. After the
business of the meeting was transacted Nr
John 7. Forsyth, Of Equal Division, s. of r.
of this city, addressed tho meeting in lorci.
| BILE and eloquent manner,