National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-01-20
CITY NOTES.

Little Annie Lewis testimonial tonight at
Congregational church.
The Analostan Boat Club will give ball
at Masonic Temple the latter part of this
month
The only Turkish (hot air. Bath In the
city, 500 L street. near Judiciary Square. DIR.
II. l.. Bovee.
Mrs. Ycomans, of Canada, will speak at
Ryland chapel tonight and at Metropolitan
church tomorrow night
Not the only hot air, but the largest and
finest Turkish bathrooms south of New York
city at 903 street northwest.
S. Guggenheimer will buy second.han
clothes, &C., at 237 Seventh street southwest
Orders by mail promptly attended to.
Miss Lucy Horton yesterday gave bail in
the sum of ST. 600 for her appearance before
the Grand Jury. Mrs. Lockwood became her
surety.
Not one of tho witnesses in tho Hirth
murder case were before the Grand Jury.
The case, it Is understood will como up on
Wednesday.
The police have. under arrest three men,
charged with taking part in the assault on
Mr. Francis Libby and Policeman Young
last Friday night.
james Taylor, the colored man arrested
for committing burglary Mt the residence of
MI William Sticllney, was yesterday acquitted
Of the charge in the Police court
Early yesterday morning thieves tried to
enter the house of Mrs, Wilding, on jefferson
street, Unontown, by cutting tho Stats from
the rear window, but they were frightened off.
Judge Smell yesterday released on her
own recognizance an old colOred woman,
whose crime was stealing some boards from o
wharf to make fire for her shivoring family,
"A movement is on foot TO organize $50
cety for the Protection of Children in the
District of Columbia" and meeting for that
purpose has been called for next Saturday
night,
The Republicans Of the First legislative
district have been notified to attend meet
ing at Douglass Hall next Thursday evening
for the purpose of electing delegates 10 the
convention and Central committee.
My. o. d. Barrett yesterday filed judg.
ment creditors bill in the Equity court against
Mrs Gaines, Messrs. Fitch 81 Fox and j. NJ.
Forbes, to recover 1898 and interest, thu
amount of the Judgment obtained in 1868.
Tickets of membership, admitting to
business meetings Of the National Woman
Suffrage Convention, may be obtained of tho
corresponding secretary, Mrs. Sarah Andrews
| Spencer, upon payment of dues to Mrs. Spot.
ford, at Riggs House, treasurer Of the associa-
| ton.
"A joint meeting of the board of directors,
! tho advisory board and the committees on the
running aud trotting races Of the National
| Fair Association was held yesterday and II
was resolved TO hold the running meeting on
the 18th of May Tho time for holding the
trotting meeting was not fixed.
Only one case of smallpox was reported
at the Health Office yesterday. This was at
the corner Of Seventh and L streets south
east. The school teachers yesterday received
circulars from the Superintendens, instructing
them to carry out the regulations regarding
the vaccination Of pupils, suggested recently
by the Health Officer.
The Jonadabs held a very interesting
temperance meeting last evening at Gorsuch
chapel, corner of Four.and.a'half aud l. streets
southwest, with James Larcombe presiding
aud j. C. LaJhrop as secretary. Good music
by Professor Garland Speeches were made
by MossTs. Barrick, HUMPHREYS, O'Connor,
Hodgkins and DR., Dexter. Twenty-Five
signed the pledge Tho meeting was closed
with benediction by the pastor
Mrs Belle Alexander who was divorced
from her husband f. IL. Alexander on July
H. 1917 yesterday, through her counsel
Messrs, Darlington & burlington, filed petit
ton in equity asking that tue order of July
go 1870, allowing the suspension of the pay
mCnt OF allmony on certain conditions, be re
scindcd, as those conditions had not been COM
piled with She further asked that tho dc
PENDANT be required to pay 1915 due on al
order previously given aud $50 per montl
hencelorWard,