National Republican., 1880-07-10
CITY NOTES.

-Benedictine Malt Vino Beer. Finley h
Koch, agents, 1905 Pennsylvania avenue.
DR.. Louis Maekall of Georgetyn, who has
been seriously Ill for fortnight past is slowly
recovering.
Professor odlum will give an exhibition
OF dlihoult feats in swimming at the natator'
ium this evening.
Tho only Turkish bath in the city, 500 Il
street, near Judiciary Square. Best shampooer
This side of New York DIR. Bovee.
In the police court yesterday Henry
Broome was fined 50 aud Rachel Droome 81
Tor an assault upon Charles Spencer.
Turkish, Russian and Sulphur Baths at
the woll.knQwn place, 903 Il treet, near Ninth.
The only reliable place in the city for genuine
baths.
Headquarters for disposal of secondhand
clothing, &c. Call or address s. Guggcnheimer,
23O Seventh street southwest. Orders by mail
promptly attended 10.
"A handsome monument has been erected
by friends over the grave of George Philip
Hirth, tho victim of the P.streot tragedy on
the 9TH of january last.
Some carriage fixtures were stolen from
Thomas Young's carriage factory, on Penn
sylvania avenue, between Four.and-a-half and
sixth streets, Thursday night by thieves, who
broke into tho back door.
-Bright's disease, aud all kidney affections,
rheumatism, dyspepsia, neuralgia, paralysis,
diseases Of females aud all nervous and chronic
diseases positively cured by DIR. Bosworth, 0lS
u street. Lady assistant in attendance. See
his card.
The campaign has fairly opened at Willett
y RuoG's, No. 90j Pennsylvania avenue. Tho
firm has laid IN q splendid line of Garfield and
Hancock hats. Both republicans aud demo-
Gratis can be pleased by stopping in aud pick
ing out hat.
: The steamer Jane Moseley has gono TO New
York TO take the place of the sunkon steamer
Adelaide on tho route from that city to Long
Branch, having been chartered sixty days for
that purpose, with the privilege of o renewal
of the charter.
--Penroso Jones, the four-year.ol son of
Mr. Elliott Jones, clerk at the arsenal, fell
into the river yesterday morning while play
ing on the arsenal wharf, and was drowned.
The body was recovered in about three. quar-.
ters Of an hour.
The District commissioners arc consider
ing tho advisability of purchasing for school
purposes tho square bounded by U aud V
streets and Vermont avenue and Tenth street,
which tho owner, Mr.. Herman Gasch, offers TO
sell for $4,000 cash.
The excursion on the steamer Arrow.
smith to Blackistou's island tomorrow will
afford splendid opportunity TO escape the
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will leave the Seventh street wharf at $50 y.
m, returning at IL p. III.
Little James Ryan, son Of officer c. Ryan
of the first precinct, who was so badly iniu rcd
in the left oyo on the morning of the 9TH in-
| stant, has greatly improved under tho treat
ment of Doctor III. L. Leach, and it Is now cor.
tain that his eye-sight will be restored.
"A young man named John Scrivoner
while driving in Georgetown last night wns
run away with by his horse aud thrown out
of the buggy. Ho was taken into the drug
store corner Bridge and Congress streets aud
his injuries attended to. He was badly hurt.
james Stanley, the young man charged
with taking part in an assault upon and rob.
| berry of Thomas Durkins, in the reservation
between Third and Four-anda.hal streets
aud Maine aud Missouri avenues, last Wedncs.
day. was yesterday committed for the grand
jury.
The commissioners, in reply 10 n request
| from the Washington & Georgetown Railroad
company that material be furnished them to
| pave Water and Z streets southwest have in-
formed the company that it has never been
customary to furnish material for pavement
work.
Mr.. L. S. Randall, tho popular manager of
| the Washington Excursion company, has partly
completed arrangements for u iies OF exCur.
sions OH u well.known Baltimore stcumer, to
commence the latter part OF July and embrace
a trip from Baltimore to Washington, then q
| grand excursion to Cobb's island and the Capes
one from Washington to Baltimore, aud posi-
bly, others. They will be duly advertised.
In reply to a letter from q. U. Whiting
ton, esq, requesting Oh behalf of owners and
residents that Il concrete or stone block pave
ment be laid Oh Twcuty.sXth street north
west the commissioners refer o tho report Of
the engineers office in the matter, saying
This street is in the same condition as tho
other twenty miles Of rotten wood pavemen
in the city. There arc other streets NOR,
important than this which should DO ropaved. ,