National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-01-26
CITY NOTES.

Turkish Bathsat Dir. shedds, 003 E street,
near Ninth, 90 cents,
Twenty-Five tramps lodged in the station
houses Saturday night
The only Turkish (hot air. Bath In the
city, 500 Il street, near Judiciary Square. DR..
II. l.. Bovec.
Two new cases of smallpox were reported
at the Health Office last evcning-both at No.
425 Twelfth street southeast.
Tho police made thrty.six arrests during
Saturday aud Saturday night. Eleven of
these were registered as "drumks."
IS. Guggcnhcimer will buy secondhand
clothes, &c. at 237 Seventh street southwest.
Orders by mail promptly ATTENDED to,
Saturday Il little child of Mr.. Thomas
Kelley, living on Columbus street, Alexandria,
was badly burned, her dress having caught fire
from a stove.
The Dartmouth Alumni Association of
Washington, at u meeting Saturday night, de.
cded to hold their annual banquet on the
evening of the first Tuesday in February.
The funeral of Captain J. A. Williamson,
who was killed in tho railroad accident Mt
Cave Creek Bridge, Va, last Friday, took place
yesterday in Alexandria.
The AnaloStan Boat Club intend to resume
their annual receptions, which were discontin-
ued six years ago, and will give their first one
II
| pie.
One of the pleasantest incidents connected
with the recent Woman Suffrage convention
was a dinner given at the Arlington Hotel
| Friday night by Mrs Charlotte Smith to Mrs.
| Belya Lockwood and u number of other ladies'
! Turkish, Russian and Sulphur Baths at
the wellknoYu place, Dr. Shields 9J3 Il street,
near Ninth. The only reliable place in the
city for genuine baths. Shampooor of ten
| years experience; no noyices in tho business
at this place,
The Columbian Amateur Journalists As.
ISOLATION celebrated their first anniversary at
Moore's Hall Saturday evening A very inter.
| estng programme Of literary and musical ex-
erclses was offered for the entertainment OF
their guests,
MIR. Samuel Erskine, of this city, will
shortly lead to the altar prominent Virginia
belle. Mr.. Erskine is well aud iavorably
known in this community, and it is trusted
that he may be happy and prosperous in the
holy estate"
"A horse attached to carriage, while
standing on X street, near Eighteenth, yester
day afternoon, became frightened and ran
away, smashing tho vehicle against a conve
nient lamp.pOst. The horse aud carriage be-
longod to Mr.. b, Crultt.
Addresses were delivered in tho Foundry
Congregational and other churches yesterday
by Rev. Shelton Jackson, ID. d., and Rev. JOIN
G.. Brady, of Sitks, Alaska, the tendency o
the remarks being in favor Of providing bet
ter form Of government for Alaska.
Tho peoples meeting" held yesterday af
ternoon at Tallmadge Hall was quite we'll at
tended and tho address ia unusually interest
ing, aud on subjects Of practical utility to man
kind devoid of the bitter denunciation tina
too often ohaTaGterizes such meetings in rela
tion TO the Christian religion,
The Sparta Social Club, having renovated
their convenient rooms, were tho recipients o
u banquet last Friday evening rendered then
by their newly-elected president, James II
+ Smith, a young lawyer Of prominence, am
their ox'yico-prcsidgnt, j, d. Kennedy lat,
Republican candidate for Secretary Of State
! Vf Louisiana,