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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-07-31
NATURALIZATION OF THE
BLADDER AND
KIDNEYS,

In chronic cases Of Leucozrhea and Uterine dis
Eases.
One bottle contains more of the active principles
of Medicines than any other PREPARATION Taken
in Teaspoonful doses, while others require nVe or
six times much.
ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-18
nRCISlONS-NnY. II.

Snprere Court Chdmbers---By Judge DOnohue.-
stuart agt counsel fec and 81 weeS anony
ScurobI art. schIstc- Denied viii costs BOWMAN >
Gates-MotiOu denied ELECTROMAGNETIC. feynO-ds act.
REYNOLDS %ew-YoFk Life Insurance Company act MORE.
No. I.ham another agL LYlbum Granted. III tbe
whose application ths asked CGtin aet Hrshhed-MO-
tor with Scharrn agt WIrkier Denied with
costs Armstrong agt Cumming Motion denied Without
costs Fitzpatrick Newly and Manhattan Beach
COmpany-ftis clear defendants must know whc'
they employed the party stated Motion must Therefore De
unless the Answer amended By making posliye
admission, with 10 costs paDtD Field a2t
Baud-MOtioD granted memorandum. De Loynes agt
Page-Order signed Rand sgt. Griswod-MotOn denied.
Stnrges agt. Hamlin-OrdcI granted. OEryny aR Weld
matter Chase Bradley Parker Breeder agt
Breeder. seIover agt sprDgstein smones agt M0rrsi
O'Neil ACT. O'SeL-Granted.
Special Tsria-By Judge Besch-Sweeney agt- St John
Allowance Of $500
Common Pieas-SDecidl 11m--Bv Judge Larremore
Brow agt LOckwO0GMOt0n denled and order signed IN
final accounting OF Harrison Pub icati0n Of citation
In Hnbbe.- Bond approved schultz agi. HOag
RisleY kDhlweY agt Buse aud others haftery
agt Byrnes Consolidated Coal Company agt slapleoAp
granted Hawks agt selgman granted
In matter OF the assignment Of POnYer-1otJn granted
Marine COHrt-(hHmDers-BY Judge McAdam-
agL Drannan Faarstine agt Bovine Baseton agt
Lennon Judgment plaintiff White Corwin son
ThompsOn-h denied without costs chase
COhen.-Default opened terms. Chase Kupper
Motion granted unless within the defendant
amended flu costs Birlsal agt John
Compliant dismissed National Ice COMPANY AIT DOe
-Balabie attachment ordered. Fitzgerald Mtpfay
Earle agt Quinn elephant Andon Chapel sgt. WIN
teTDefanlJs. RAPPORT agt Bss-Ap phcatlon dismissed
Earle Quinn. Notion - over granted Mason as
DAY. Judgment filed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-18
COST OF CITY GOVERNMENT

INQUIRY OF THE STATE SENATORS.
NA1HsNIGL JARVIS. JR.. AND JOHN SPARKS on TIE
TXPEN. ~ or THE COURrs-CRTICIsH or DIX
PARTMrSr ESTIMATES BY II. A. BFERs-FX-
POLICE COMMISSIONER yOoRHS's VIEWS OF
POLICE REFORM.
The Senate Committee continued hearing
testimony concerning the expenses of the
City Government yesterday in the Mayors
private Office. Every member was present
and many spectators attended. Nathaniel
Jarvis ir., clerk OF the Court of Common
Pleas, in his testimony said that he thought
the expenses of that court could not wisely
be reduced. John Sparks, clerk of the Court
of General Sessions, said that he could dis
pense with ten of the thirty-siX clerks. II.
A. Beers showed where Department estimates
shOuld be reduced. A criticism of Police De-
partmcnt expenditures was made by exPOlice
Commissioner Voorhis.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-18
hts victim. The Justice strongly commended her cour'
age and bravery.
TIE COURTS.
THE TAXING OF CORPORATIONS.


Judge Gilbert, III the Supreme Court OF
Brooklyn yesterday handed down decision ahecuhs
the taxation of corporations, which pas important Dear
ngs The quit bringing the decision was that OF lhe
National Lighteragc Company against tue Boad Oh 0u
peryisors of Richmond County 10 secure exemption rom
local taxation under state law relating 10 corpora
tons under chapter $40 OF the laws OF 1880 The ne
csion holds that relates only TO faxes levied Ior
STATE purposes and does not refer to taxation Tor Guy
and county purposes After discussing the meaning Oh
the statute, Judge Gilbert says:
In my Judgment, the Legslaure intended to snDeti,
tute the method of taxing the capital STOCK ana pero
property corporation. for state purposes prescribed
by the act OF 1880 tor ;he system formerly IN uhr ana
10 exempt Kind ~ property from taxation FOR stare
real estate OF corporations shall continue 70
be assessed nnd taxed where situated Is
not incompatible with this construction. FOR II does
not appear nor IA IL reasonable TO suppose tDat tno
revenue which Will accrue from taxes receiver putso-
ant TO the act OF $780, VIII amuOnt ~ lar or JUST CON
trbuti0n by corporations 10 the funds required Tor STATE
uses That provision therefore, IS one 10 make gOOu
any deficit in the Of The state DY continuing
the tax real estate " corporations Tor state purposes
The necessity OF the taxation OF the capital ana Otber
urODorty OF corporations local purposes also viii re-
main and cannot believe that the lie isaiure intended
to relieve CORPORATIONS from that burden and 10 cast
wholly upOu individual The reatori - emitted
TO have the question refused by deductin2 there
from the amount thereof which WAS imposed Tor state
purposes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-18

assigned force could DO cut down two-ihrIns
There would be moro poIicsmgsen for d pSlS
| pairoI duty Ihere are 40 detailed to pubic
and rrvite NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. institutions
l Is prTr nt tsa SSre are 500 men Who Be
patrol DUTY who are not now: In lls Ci,g m
Precinct and the uarDOr Police their numbers cOuu ~
re luced Many stationed a. tue piers now VINO
will have little TO do TIL next summer and Tue excursO
there would be necessity Of increasing the
force 800 menas is now desired by me boa ol iolq q
] think that twelve surgeons wOud DC suIhc'enI' III
seaaro% MeCarIhy-Do the police interfere in political
Mr. voorhs-I don't think they do directly nor that
10 interfere with political matters. have heard o =
things being done; but have no PeIsona auo ,
edse: There are waysln which the poncc "n00' pun
ties. but not In that way.
Senator sirahau-Yes, have felt them.
onrcd ~ eve neitc,l snbscriDtions At some places
the money was substracted The time the monthly sal
aries were pad have doub this was done Win me
cOnnivance OF the Ponce Commissioners. one han OF
the money, told. pad to The Republican party
and one half 10 Tanmany Ihe police eHerc'se nor
in another direction IL Is exercised on inc aus
reputable places and on merchants VINO arc o0slruce
the sidewalks for instance some pa'roinan CONES o
merchant aud tells HIM that he doesn't maui "a six"
or take III goods that cucumber the sldewgik cD,n
plant will be made against him. The merchant SAYS
What shall do And the PATIO man Gays lou
had better see the captain" Tue merchant goes 70 uo
captain and he captain doesn't nsk ior Inoney. OS ne
says: guess had better elect Mr. Jones or smith
to the Assembly the Board OF Aldermen this year
The captain would not dare to sag tnls ne al not tak
he supported by two at least OF the four Polce COM
senator McCartby-what is the remedy for this inter
ference Of The police
Mr. Voorhis-Put man at the head Of the Police De
partment who viii be above doing that sort OF thing
Senator Mccarthy Would YOU retain the SlreetClean-
ing Bureau in the Police Department
Mr.. VCOrhls Yes, wUud for the police can inspect
the streets without additional expense think money
could be saved the department by running IL on Dusl-
ness principles ran II for four months, ana having
the permission OF NY associates 10 dismiss nc0metent
men and paying close attention TO IT, ran far cheaper
than ordinarily. Street cleaning, think ought not 10
the Guy 100000 year lhrre were
reports of men being tax IN this department who dc-
sired employment in Il, but never could discover eVi
dence Of such "A fact. do not think there IA thorough
inspection of the work done u ali comes back -
having prOi head OF the Police Department, IdOnt
think would make any difference II all the Police Com
mlssiOners of one political party. place OF dc
post for pings should be secured III advance
Of cleaning Ths material wanted Hobo
ken, GOwanUs BdY. up Newtown Creek. The city has
fallen into the bad habit Of paying for place to deposit
IL lately We ought To be paid for II.
The Committee adjourned until this morning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-18
UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.

NAsIINGTON, Nov. II-Tue Following bust
transacted b the supreme Court OF UalIed
states today
No G7-Ihe Goodyear Dental Vulemte Company at.
Chsflts G., Dyls argument continued by W D. Shpmln TOR
appellee and ,OuciuGeI By B. f. ice for appellants
so J9A Hen,ig appellant ". II. Page, receiver,
etc: appeal from the Circuit COl vi the United
the District OF klusts submitted.
No. GN.-Ihe iihabiau OF the town of Nayland Mass
plaintiffs IA error, asL Charcs @. AdamsD.s.ls>od VITA
Cuat-.
80 CO. A. Arthur Collector plaintiff in error agt
lsalc Dsoyus 90 a-Dismssed; each party ID pay lis
NO 7o.-Heny W. Stove appellant, asL the City Of
ChIcLgO-Passed
No 1.-The EAST Tennessee Virginia aud Georgia Rqil.
road Company, psuut error. Iamb, county, Tenn;
argued hy George Brown Tor plaintiff IN ana
By W. Y. G. fumes To- defendant error.
~ JOthan -heuGru c a.. appellants schooner
Clara etc; appeal from Ncw-York argument bcglu
Adjourned until tomorrow at
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-18
me CoAGRAGAu0NAL COUNCIL.

ST. LOUIS, Nov. 1.-THE Congregational
Couuc yesterday chose D.. Goodel. Of LOUIS aud
d. st1reyaat of Illinois, dele 10 ,Ae General Assem-
by OF the Pre- tttrdn Church SOUTH and tho Il " Ed
ward Davies, Of New York, delegate to the Congroga-
Il nal Union OF England ana wales The vote transferring
sunday school work from the Home Missionary society 10
Ga, Congregational Publishing Society wal considered
commit tee was appointed 10 cOlfer with Government
eli las In regard To MISSIONARY WORK III Dakota. re.
pOti nom the business N tee ado pied recon-
NJ nj ng tina. the COuuc place istlt uD record de-
pOrng the armnR increase Of divorces. aud alhng
on tn ministry To use earnest effort 10 MAINTAIN the
security uf family relations 4 resolution adopted
r'qu, sting the Homo Missionary society ana the Publish
ing Society t. orange their differences.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-18
CALENDARS THIS DAY.

elTREHR CouRI-cH. ngRgs-Dononue J:-Cur, opens at
IS 70 o. 10 u.s. iS 3D. 10 l55 1917 Isl i35 1885, ZOO
Assessment caenderNos 5O5 5sa sos eo9 COL COZ
COS COS sos. GOO o7 COS o0s 6lo, Gl 81? gl$ 9la 65
e6 OK Ss slS S5S s az s G4 s s2 s2S s29 9 Xxx ~
62 GAL ei} Gao CAL CAS- 6Is Co.. Gjl CO., e5S 65i,
GENERAL TERM- Adjourned until November %,
s psci a AK and a 7 7 ny 70 795 w7
ss $40 s3i IS iCO 1908 1888 7s. sol 652 lG2 732. no.
ciRcUlI PART AND DYER AND TERMSER-Davs J.-court
PAer II-smith, I-conrL omen, al 1880 a mNos
20s2 @e77 2g l. lbs 22O. $685. ZIiJ, 2Il5 1901 7J6
PART iIi-Van Worst Court opens at lo:So Mos.
l0S5 6ij. 1866 3s7l 22OU 2263 390 1896 162S 1880
429q G pos 1888, 1884 1885, 1855 1881 2osS. 2S4i
Syrzaioe CoURr-srEcIAL TEAM Freedman I.cour onens
At 10 Calendar e1ed at II a. m--ITed in Part II
coSMoS rLEAs-tipS:'l.I TERM-C p Daly, C. J.. and J.
ii$ i ~ 49, ~ i55 l5t 49, 1876 1911 l59, l5o 49,,
,fEclA. IfRJ-Iarrenore court opens at II q. H.
TRIAL TElM PART Ivan Brunt TOUR opens II a.
mIled in Part H. Ho'mNcs +6l 49, 1914 oo5' 3d. Ala
MAsiSI Co9GIHisu Tsss|pAa1 l-shcrdan Held
in superior Court. Per- iI1-G0ur' opens q 70 q I-N9s
1872 III c 1879 1859 53S 5s IS $3.50 5S' io IA 49, - 40'o
IAed 0a%es 5-d IN SS9u s2 1'es s ra HI tGo
45s 4492 il49, 1861 1888, 4ls4. $50 4ISl 4272
PAT II-Goepp, J-eld in superior Court Special Term
tonr opens at 10 A. w. Nos 1875 $50 1850 i3ls GOO
a 1919 '''' 'i' '''' '4'O $780, ''' % '''' 2'''
'iESEEAl sEssloss-PAer flowing. 1.-THE PEOPLE ACT
Bank George w. Setenhach James F. AOen, George
John EaPen Francis Fulton Paul Kettner burglary
Matthew Conway George Aasse larceny Thomas
a. sidney forgery william Holland. Michael Rogers lar
Mack. Charles Barnes violation Tottery law
Pant lI-smyth. R-rne People agr samuel Rosenberg
jacob Lcyy grand larceny James Herbert larceny from
lam W. Sabine Wagner Druy Lunden obscene liter
AZURE Charles RELY grand larceny.
The Patrick Dolan, Catherine Doau. homicide.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-18
TIE COURT OF APPEALS.

ALBANY Nov. 17.-ln the Court OF Appeals
To-Day, present the II N. Charles j. FOlger c. j. and
associates. The following business was transacted:
No. 362Tbe st. Nicholas Insurance COMPANY respondent
agt the Merchants Mutual FIRE and Marine lHSunI Com
pany. appellant argued DN George W. Parsons FOL aUpci
aud william O.. Cooke for re- pendent
No. 3C0.Ihc Roosevelt Hospi al appellant AIT the NAV
Ell NtwlOr6 city, respondents argued Lewis I.
Deahrld for appellant ana D. J. Dean for rgsp0rdcns
The DAY calendar Ion ihursiaY November Is 1880,
follows Nos. 372, J73. ga go $50, ol6. $40 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-18
TIE SPECIALIZATION or TIE STATE

CHICAGO, Nov. ia meeting for the plir-
pose + organizing National Association for tha seen.
lauzanon Of the state held at tie Grad Pacific
Hotel Monday afternoon. More than sixty PERSONS
were present. The Rev Charles Cravens. OF foelo was
chosen eli Irmau. l.. L. Underwood OF Massachusetts
r. j. spcncero Wisconsin aud Professor Dcnslow, of
Illinois, 0erc appointed Committee OF Correspondence
and I, stn.ztaou. subsequently ths comm tiee re.
rOrted IA onai address. ing forth tho means 10 h.,
taken 10 ercuie me sccularziuDn OF the states. This
audrcss calls Tor the dOiug awat win religious exer.
CO, IN az INSTITUTIONS portcl 10y taxation aud nd.
Nucaic' me taxation of church property and repeal
n Laws ttIuilmg a religious Osth 10 o. admins
koDrt .. lngclsun Is eha I.sn OF tue Finance Csln-
iAlt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-18
A SUIT TO RECOVER $4,000.

Mrs. Dora Austin, who attended John A.
Merritt the cattle dealer Of Port Chester during his III
ness and to whom Mr. Merritt handed his pocketbOok,
containing 1t "a alleged about $50 900, aud which was
subsequently, taken away from her, has begun a suIt
against Lyon nephew OF the dead uan, Tor the
recovery oil the money. Martin J. KeOgh IL retained as
counsel FOR AUSTIN and T.. T. Cowies OF Rye, repre-
sruts the defendant.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-18

Conversation heard on the front platform of
sicrt car; Does ecs lei me there nSrr WA, sl +,
naa Hs Murcy tit VT the Chinase ietttrf" "Sur, he
mau, own muihcr, mark ye, swcars as how he uey,.r
was in eAistencci"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-18
NpW YORK CrFl

2 Lots, 1iOth-st, running through n li'st-s,
ISLE II Of A!exandeT-ave, each EyNZlU Tie
Mn MI Life fus co -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-18
10 RLcnnrI b Nlrrllll

2 fourstorY brick tenement houses. with lots, No
40 and 81 LOWEST, T. 100 70 u VI Delaney 81,
] frame house and stable. with 10 lots, on 80 Z. be.
tween AyeSA and Is Gath Ward, each lot -jx
:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-18
Bal z. Z. R4ula0nd.
BH ChGTlss s Bro'cn


four story brick buildings, AMI III. story brick
dwei'ing, with lots. noe - and 80 Lucl0w-st e
= between Grand and Heser-sts, lois each Z0H
a Ifrab tell
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-18
REAL ESTATE.


sEw-foEE' weuae'anS. Nov. II. ,,..
Tie following sales we're neld a. the pa ,o'a
CsC0g to-day 'alf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-18
Drooklpn propsrin for Sale ano 10 l -.

4 OTIS In BROOKLYN, low-prlced a ~ 1sui.si
esin. In VICINITY u RAPID Tranyt keai 70
mmsdistely rutland & WAIflN6' b''N
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-18

plot OF land 0nB0uevaTd 80 cor ~ 62.bst liz Ia,
l4thXlDD5zSS.3 James Fish '''-t
plot Of lana y West j2dst, running ttroayh q :
fJt..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-18

KLcoKDED kEAL EsTArE rRAN.FNa1
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-04-08
D.1SE- BALL.
Yesterdays Game Gained by the Nationals


The pretty spring day Of Tuesday was sud.
denly transformed yesterday into clustering
bleak, cold wintry day, aud tho large crowd
that attended at the Nationals grounds OH tho
day previous to witness the game between the
Baltimorcs aud Nationals was reduced yester-
day to about 600. Those certainly deserved
to witness a good game Of ball for tho spirit
exhibited by them to endure the weather to
see the contest. Tho players, when not in the
field, got inside Of their heavy coats, slapped
their hands together aud kicked their feet in
order to warm the blood and drive of the
chilly feeling.
The visitors were upon tho grounds nearly
an hour before the time for playing, but many
of them hunted protection from tho sharp
winds, and did not seem DESTROYS Of taking the
field and entering upon practice prior to enter
ing into the match. Mr. Frank Sellman, Of
Baltimore, who had been previously selected
us umpire, called the players to work at tho
appointed time, 4:l5 o'clock. No one doubted
the gcntleman's honesty and lack of prejudice,
but some of his decisions, all against the home
club, were the subject of considerable criti-
csm. In calling balls and strikes he was fire.
quently astray, but what caused the most
establishment was the fact that these instances
would most generally occur in favor of the
visiting nine.
In the game the Nationals started Off very
badly, and errors upon the first two batters,
subsequently aided by some heavy hits, yielded
Baltimore four runs when they deserved but
two. The fine lead so carly obtained was
maintained by them up TO the eighth innings.
In the seventh innings tho Nationals, by
steady hitting and the assistance OF Rich
mond's poor throw, brought the score TO within
one of their opponents, and made it stand six
to five.
In the eighth innings the Nationals white
washed the Baltmores and went in and added
N p1nt To lniu Zoo I,n
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-04-08

The total mortality in the District of Column.
bia for tho week ending Saturday, April 3,
1880, was 10, or at the rate of 22.94 per 1000
per annum. OF the deccdents 16 were
white males. 90 white females % colored
males and II colored females, showing an
annual death.rate of 1913 per 1000 for the
white and 1896 for the colored population. The
deaths by classes were us follows: Zymotic,
4; constitutional, %; local, SO; dcvclopmental,
6, and violence, 7. From phthisis pulmonnlis,
or consumption, there We're II deaths; pueu-
monia, ID; bronchitis and diseases of the ner.
vous system 3 each; diseases of the heart, 4;
premature BIRTH 3, and each from typhoid
foyer, Group, scarlet fever and senile debility.
The causes OF the deaths from violence wero
as follows Homicide scald, overdose of laud-
anum, crushed by railroad cars, injury from
fall, criminal abortion, and hanging by .u-
dical process, l each. OF the deaths, 81 0c.
Cured in Washington, 6 in the county, Z in
tho hospitals aud l In the United States
Jail. FOrty.lour Of the decedents were
natives of the District 20 of other parts of
the United States and 8 of foreign countries.
Nine white aud 81 colured were under cars
of age; white and 2 colored 60 years aud
over. The greatest mortality az deaths oc.
Cured on the Goth ult.; the least "a doaths) on
the Sd inst. There were 90 births reportcd-2G
white males, 10 white females, "a colOred males
and 81 colorod females, showing an annual
birth-rate Of 1871 per 900 for the white, and
5107 for the colored population. Marriages
reported, 23-whtc, 49, cOlored, 4. Stll.brths
13-whte, A; colOrcd, 0.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-04-08

An interesting suit has been brought before
Justice Bundy for the recovery of valuable
Newfoundland and shepherd dog, which was
with three others Of the same litter brought
by their mother to the premises Of the plain
til, where they were fed and cared for until
weaned. The whereabouts or name OF the
owner not being known, one OF the litter, the
finest, strolls away from tho premises and is
seized by ueighbor aud held on the plea
that the litter was born in lis stable but dis.
claims ownership Of the mother; the plaintiff
claims ownership Of the young dog for its care
aud rs compensation for damages TO the prem
iscs by the mother, and brings suit to recover
in tho value of Tie dog, so. Tho ncigllbor
above referred to- not having presented any
claim TO the Young dogs prior to date Of snit,
qucry--whu is the legal owner Of the young
dogs, and who Is entitled to ownership in the
absence Of claim by owner Of the mother? The
above case is rcturnable at 4 p. N. on the S,h
instant,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-04-08
CITY NOTES.

Sulphur Baths, 81, DIR. Bovee's, 500 L ST.
Turkish baths at DIR, Shedds, 0O3 L street,
near Ninth 60 cents.
The only Turkish bath in tho city, 500 e
street, near Judiciary Square. Best shampooer
this side of New York. DR.. BOvcc.
An uncomfortable thirst for drink is snid
to bo Il Greatness and is called dipsomania. 1t
would be more appropriate to call it nip.so.
mania. r. b.
The residence of Hon. G.. w. Geddcs. No.
Grant Place, was entered by thieves last
Tuesday night, who made of with $3.50 worth
Of clothing.
Headquarters for disposal Of secondhand
clothing, &c. Call or address $. Guggonheimer.
237 Seventh street southwest. Orders by mail
promptly attended TO.
Miss Minnie Evan, the wol.known singer.
has been engaged by the First Congregational
church as leading soprano Of their choir, at Il
salary of $3.50 per annum.
Robert Callahan, of the Marble Saloon,
near Ford's Opera-lTousc, has added tole.
phone to his many improvements, and orders
can be sont from any part of the city.
Spring Suits aud spring overcoats; selec.
lions completes styles attractive; at George f.
Timms d Co., One.Price Clothing House. 40
southeast corner Seventh and ID streets.
Officer Allen of the Seventh precinct found
live colored female infant last night in am
| alley on l. street between New Jersey avenue
and Third street northwest, ana took it TO tho
| station house.
Turkish, Russian and Sulphu r Baths Mt
the well'known place, DIR. Shields, 9O3 Il
street, near Ninth. The only reliable place in
the city for genuine baths. Shampooer of ten
years experience; no noyices in tho busin ess
at this place.
The Health OIicer has submitted to the
District Attorney for action a petition from a
number Of residents in the vicinity Of Sixth
and G streets northwest, praying for tho
abatement Of the nuisance caused by the SOAP
factory Of Bates q Bro.
"A now yacht "Tho Resolute" built for
FonwiclS Brothers, of this city, is expected to
arrive here to-day from Quantico, Va. The
new craft is larger than tho Ella Treadwell,
and her owners expect that she will make a
good record during the coming season.
"A bevy Of beautiful young ladies from tho
stanton, Va, Female Seminary arc In the
city sightseeing and are quarterod at the
National Hotel, Yesterday they visited the
Capitol and other public buildings. They
will return to their duties tomorrow.