National Republican., 1880-06-19
CIT NOTES.

"A protest against the crying Of newsboys
on The streets Sunday morning was filed in
the commissioner Office yesterday.
The only Turkish bath in the city, 500 +
sire ct, near Judiciary Square. Best shampooor
this side of New York. DR.. Bovee.
| Turkish, Russian and Sulphur Baths at
| tue well-known place, 903 + treot, near Ninth.
| The only reliable place in the city for genuine
baths.
| During the month Of May the collections
from all sources in the District amounted to
| Sl1S,234,37, OF which amount SO, 200 was in
drawback certificates.
Headquarters for disposal Of secondhand
clothing, &c. Call or address S. Guggenheimer,
239 seveuth street southwest Orders by mail
| promptly attended 10.
The steamer Mattano on her up.trip from
| tho lower Potomac yesterday ran short of coal
| and was supplied at Stewards wharf by the
| steamer John w. Thompson.
Rev. NJ. II. Ross. pastor of John Wesley
| NJ. l.. Zion church. will preach sermon TO
the young pedple tomorrow evening at his
church, on what constitutes true manliness.
| George Halton, colorcd boy, was sem
fenced to six months in Jail by Judge Smell
yesterday for stealing SIPS from tho till of
Mr.. Jacob Gotthelfs store, No. TBS Seventh
street.
Superintendent L. NJ. Ch epin and all of
| his employees engaged on street repairs, havo
been furoughed until tho 1st Of July, owing
| TO the exhaustion of the appropriation for
| street repairs.
| Samuel Mason, colored, two years old, was
run over by one of the carts used by the
streetsweepers, on Montgomery street. near
Bridge street, Georgetown, about IL o'clock
| yesterday morning.
"A trip of eighty miles on the Potomac for
twenty-five cents is what is afforded by the
Sunday excursions on the John w. Thompson.
The Thompson leaves the Sixth-street wharf
| at 4 p. M. every Sunday, returning at p. IN.
--Bright's disease, and all kidney affections,
| rheumatism, dyspepsia neuralgia, paralysis,
| diseases Of females aud all nervous and chronic
diseases POSITIVELY cured by Dr. BOsworth, 9lS
| L street. Lady assistant in attendance. See
his card.
Yesterday was closing day in all the &C.
ond-gradc whitc city schools, and the exer-
ciscs which were of au interesting character,
| were well attended by parents and frie nds Of
| he pupils.
Commissioner Dent and Building In
spector Eutwise yesterday made visit TO the
| new school building in course Of erection on
| Massachusetts, avenue between Seventeenth
and Eighteenth streets.
"A survey for the location Of the new car
stables of the Washington & Georgetown Rail-
road company, on P street between Four-and IA
| half and Water streets southwest, has been
made by Mr.. s. D. Charles of the District eu-
gineer department.
| Mr.. Davenport counsel for defendant in
the suit of Jessie Raymond against Senator
| Hill, has notified Mrs Lockwood, counsel for
compla inant, that he will call up the case on
demurrer before Judge Macarthur, in the
special term to-day.
General Garfield yesterday visited Brady's
National portrait gallery and was photo
graphed at full length, half length profile, full
face aud bust. Some very fine pictures were
obtained, which Mr., Brady will have on exhi-
bition in a few days.
1t will be impossible 10 give the exact pop
ulation of the District before the first of the
month, as the figures will not be completely
revised before that time. The enumerators
in the county have been granted another
week in which to complete their work.
The Clan.na.G Gael is now arranging for a
monster picnic, to be held early next month,
the proceeds to be devoted to the relief of the
evicted tenants in ireland. John OLeary,
late editor-in-chief OF tho LiSh People, and
other prominent Irishmen will be present.
The statement that Robert L. Hamilton
had been indicted for embeZ2ling letters has
worked injustice to Mr. Robert b. Hamilton,
a letter-carrier, some persons have sup
posed him to be the person indicted. No charge
has ever been brought against Mr.. Robert b.
Hamilton.
Fifty students of tho Columbia Female
college. South Carolina, arrived at the Balti-
more & Potomac depot yesterday in a special
car, and will remain in tue city several days
viewing the sights. The Rev. j. l.. Jones,
principal Of the school, has charge of the
young ladies'.
Every one can select summer suit that
will please him, both in quality, style and
price, out of the immense stock at George +
Tinms g. Co.'s establishment, southeast COR
uer of Seventh aud d streets. The goods will
| he 81 n a "a q nd
business is conducted strictly on the one-price
plan.
Ladies' should note the fact that great
reduction in the prices Of dress goods summer
silks, sheeting and family cottons aud other
dry goods has been made at William r.
Rilcy's, corner of Ninth aud streets. Mr.
l Riley's announcement i'll another column is
commended to the attention Of all ladies who
have purchases TO make.
The excursion on the Corcoran next Mon.
day evening furnishes to its patrons pleas
@ amt moonlight ride down the Potomac and an
. excellent concert by tho Marine baud. The
. nImber OF pieces (fourteeu) is considered by
Mr.. Schneider, the leader, amply sufficient for
the purpose, and the programme as presented
in our advertising column is all that could bo
desired
= Robert Young, colored man. cut his foot
< with an axe yesterday, near the city hall, and
a started for homo with the blood streaming
| from the injured member AT the corner oil
o Fourth and streets he tainted from the loss
= Of blood DIR. Magruder came to his relief
/ aud after dressing the wound had tho man
taken to his home.
AT the commencement OF the Washington
Female seminary last evening ono of the
= bouquets presented to Miss Adley Williamson,
! daughter Of the commissioner Of the general
. land Office, had attached to it the following
acrOstic:
A down the swiftly com ing years.
+, ID e0r child seem " Thy face;
[ l. Ike some sweet lily IL appears,
EntrHncing with It's modest grace
= our heart 10 Truths own dwelling-place
Last evening colored woman named
Sarah Bowles, living ut No. 1927 i street
brought to the fourth precinct station whit,
female infant about four months old, whicl
7 she said was left at her house about three
months ago by an unknown whito woman
. to be cared for temporarily. Tho woman hat
! never returned for the babe, and Sarah de
sired to be relieved of further responsibility
, for the infant. Tho babe was sent 10 ST
: AIMS Iuftnt Asylum,
r CHAMPIONSHIP gAME-To-dey 1880.