National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-02-05
CTR VOTES.


The condition Of Mr.. e. NJ. Whitaker is
not changed.
Turkish Batbsat DR.. shedd's 0O3 street
near Ninth, 90 cents.
The performance at Ford's Opera House
tonight will be for the benefit OF the Irish
relief fund.
The only Turkish Chot air. Bath in the
city, 5O9 street, near Judiciary Square. DIR.
II. l.. Bovee.
The President yesterday approved the
Senate resolution appropriatlng $4,000 to ill
up the old canal.
The West End Hbernia Association will
give their annual ball at Odd-Fellows' Hall
next Monday night.
Kit Carson Post No. ., Department of the
Potomac, q. A. r., will havu a Camp Fire at
Grand Army Hall tonight
5. Guegonheimcr will buy second hand
clothes, &c, at 231 Seventh street southwest.
Orders by mail promptly ATTENDED TO.
Next Monday the opening Of VI. Gold.
stein Il Co.'S branch store ut No. i34 Seventh
street northwest, will BIO appropriately cele.
bratcd.
The executive committee of the Irish Re-
lief Fund, otwhich Mr.. Corcorn is chairman,
will meet at o'clock this afternoon in the
parlors Of the Arlington Hotel.
buck Plumsel who was arrested for an
attempt to rob Grace p E. church, broke out
OF his cell in the First precinct station Tues
day night aud made his escape.
"A workman named Charles Smith, en-.
gagged Oh the roof of the Patent Office build
ing, fell yesterday from the roof to the floor
below sustaining serious fracture of the
right leg.
Turkish, Russian and Sulphur Baths at
tho woll-known place, pr. Shields, 903 Il
street, near Ninth. The only reliable place in
the city for genuine baths. Shampooer of len
years experiences; no noyices in the business
at this place.
The local steamboat inspectors yesterday
| investigated the charges made by the owner
| OF sand.barge recently sunk in collision
with tho steamer Jane Moseley, aud con-
Guided that the steamer was at fault for rum
ming In Il fog.
"A colored man named Albert Williams,
| while driving Il cart on Third street southeast
yesterday morning, fell from his seat and was
run over, sustaining severe injuries OF the
| night arm and side. He was taken to Prov-
dence Hospital for treatment.
Mr.. james l.. Edwards as counsel, has
filed for John NJ Young aud others II bill
against Margaret L. Gadds and others, for
partition OF the estate Of j. NJ. Young, and
| for w. A. Young VS.. T.. f. Young, partition
of the estate OF Eliza w. Young,
The wedding of Miss Dovio Forney and
Mr.. w. j. ComstOck, which came off at the
| Epiphany church last evening" WAS attended
| by host of friends of the young people, who
started them on their voyage with the most
| hearty expressions for their future happi.
/ ness.
To morrow evening the Y. NJ. C. A. will
give special reception in their parlors TO the
| War and Navy Departments AN evening
with Shakespeare" arranged by some of the
members of the Shakespeare Club, will cousti-
tulc the literary part Of the programme for
the evening.
At a meeting of the board of directors of
the Washington Schueizen Verein, In comjunc-
ton with sixteen members appointed by the
president OF that society, for the election of
superintendent of the Schuetzcn Park, Mr.
Charles Meyer the wellkmown caterer, was
| unanimously elected.
Right Rev. J. j. Keanc, bishop of Rich
mond, better known 10 his hosts Of friends In
| Washington us Father Keane will preach
charity sermon in st. AlOysius' church Sunday
next for the benefit of the poor of the parish.
The popularity of the bishop and tho object
ought to attract large congregation.
The bill now in the House, appropriating
$1,000 to change the rooms in tue Postoiiice
Department lately occupied by the city post
| office, SO rs TO allow them to be used by tho
POstotiicc Department, should he passed Mt
once, and not put In the deficiency or any
other appropriation bill, and thereby prevent
the repairs being made before next summer.
-Brights aud all other kidney diseases,
dyspepsia, liver complaints and all nervou-
aud chronic diseases, and all female weaks
nesscs, positively cured with electricity, at
OILS street northwest, by DR.. Bosworth, as.
sisted by a thoroughly competent lady The
DOCTORS success is Unprecedented in the heal.
ing art. Call for references Consultation
! free.
The Daily Telegram closed its record in
this city yesterday Mr.. Hugh Coyle its edi.
tor and proprietor, making his farewell an
nouncement. The Telegram came to stay"
and did stay for long time Mr. Coyle
leaves for Elmira where lie will, In cuniunc.
ton with other gentlemen start u daily paper
paper, Charles Fenton, Charles Mace and
Charles Pearson, well.known workers in the
art preventative Of arts, will accompany him
to E!mira aud will work on the new paper.