National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-01-28
CITY NOTES.


Turkish Baths at Dr. shedd's, 9oa Z street,
near Ninth, 60 cents,
B. +. Queen, of the st. James news stand,
sends the New York CiiPper for the current
week.
The only Turkish (hot air. Bath in the
city, 500 street, near Judiciary Square, DIR.
ii. l.. Bovec.
IS. Guggenhemer will buy secondhand
clothes &c, at 237 Seventh street southwest.
Orders by mail promptly attended to.
arrangements have been made to facili-
tate the issuing of warrants at the Police
court, so that officers eau obtain them at
O'Clock u. m, aud all other parties without de-
lay.
The attendance at tho Presidents recep-
ton last evening was very large. The rccep-
ton rooms were handsomely decorated Til
toilets of the ladies were particularly notice
able for beauty.
AT meeting of the Ladies' Irish Relief
Association it was decided to place the pro-
posol ball aud concert at Masonic Temple, for
tho relief of the destitute in Ireland, under
the control Of the various local Irish-American
societies.
General Agent George 8. Koontz and
| Train Dispatcher John Collins on duty at
tho Baltimore & Ohio depot were each pre-
sented with handsome gold-healed cane by
| tho employees Of the road last Monday ev Ell .
| ing
Turkish, Russian and Sui hur Baths at
| the well-known place DIR. Shedd's, 0O3 j,
street near Ninth. The only reliable place in
| the city for genuine baths. Shampooor of ten
years experience; no novices in the business
at this place.
1t is proper that we should state that the
Jerome johnson who appeared in the daily
| papers as u party TO a suit for divorce, is not
Jerome f. Johnson Of the wyll.known firm
Of jerome F. Johnson Il Co., grocers, Ninth
aud i streets
Mr. Frank W. HarIner has issued chal
| legn to any pedestrian in the District, aud
especially Mr.. j. salisbury, to meet him in a
26-hour go.as.yOu-please match for from $500
to 800 a side, Harmon to give his competitors
five miles start
William Ross, the colored highwaymar
arrested last Monday for assaulting and rob
bling Mrs. Mary McCuuley in the Agriculture
grounds, was arragned in the Police cOur
Yesterday. As this was his second ohenst
Judge Smell sent his caseup to the grand jury
fixing bonds at 81, 600.
A slight fire was discovered in one of th,
upper floors of NJ. Augenstein'5 crOckery e5
tabishlneut, No. SO1 seventh street northwest
yesterday afternoon by Sergeant Holinbergor
The timely uso Of several buckets Of waite
prevented Il disastrous confagration, the dam
age to the property being Of It triling nature
In the Police court yesterday Gcorce /.
Codd was aTraigned on the charge Of larceny
in removing certain goods from the Parnel
House, on Ninth street, claiming to DO one q
the partners. 1t was stated that the case ha
been settled in 4 manner satisfactory to al
concerned, whereupon the court dismissed II
no larceny being proven.
--Bright's and all other kidney diseases
dyspepsia, liver complaints, aud all neryOu
chronic diseases, aud all female weaknesses
positively cured by electricity at 9lS L stree
northwest, by DR., Bosworth, assisted by
! thoroughly competent lady, The doctor
\ success is unprecedented In the healing ar
= Call for reference. Consultation free.
:. "A temperance meeting was held last ever
. ing in GoIsuch chapel under the auspices
/ the Sons Of JonsdAb, in which stirring nc
dresses were delivered by Captain Barrett,
. West Virginia; James Lee, Mr., Cunningham
I aud Mr. Ives. About twenty signed III
. pledge The meeting was presided over b
@ James NJ LUrcomb, and j. d, Buckley acte
is MS secretary.
It AT a meeting Of the Young Men 3 Repu
Ii liUau Club of the Eighth legislative distri
r held last evening the following named Office
were elected: President, Colonel William
Cook; yice-prcsident llilleery Jordan; trel
.e uIer 2, K. Harvey; secretary, W. II. Jorda
Il second secretary, Phillip uuukcrlord; boa
T.: of managers, +, ID. Dudley, Harry Mopliu
q John A. Silence, Dr. HartWell and r. II. Ro
]. eIts.