National Republican., 1880-07-06
CITY NOTES.

The police made twonty-nino arrests dur.
ing the twenty -four hours ending at 8 o'clock
yesterday morning.
The only Turkish bath in tho city, 500 Il
street, near Judiciary Square. Best shampooer
this side of New York. DIR. Bovoe.
Turkish, Russian aud Sulphur Baths at
the well.knowu place, 903 troet, near Ninth.
The only reliable place in tho city for genuine
baths.
"A number Of the members of the Washing
ton Light Infantry corps visited the nata.
torum yesterday afternoon aud had good
time generally.
Headquarters for disposal of secondhand
clothing, &c. Call or address S. Guggcnheimcr
$50 Seventh street southwest. Orders by mail
promptly attended to.
The police were notified yesterday to look
out for John Fuller quartcrmastor, who de-
serted from the United States ship Possaic
now lying at the navy.yard.
The Medical society met last evening at
Gonz'ga hail. but owing to the slim attend
auce adj djourned until next Wednesday week,
without transacting any business
AT lIcrndou, Fairfax county, Va. the re-
publicaps celebrated yesterday by erecting a
Nag staT aud running up II beautiful American
flag surmOunted by the names Of Garfield and
Arthur
Thomas Croggons, colored, was arrested
NSoNtlhdN luOIHlUR ny pllCtt CltCk Ol tue
seventh precinct, charged by Ellen Croggons
with throwing stones in the street. He will
interview Judge Smell this morning.
--Brighps disease, and all kidney affections,
rheumatism, dyspepsia, neuralgia, paralysis,
diseases Of females and all nervous and chronic
diseases positively cured by DIR. Bosworth, 9iS
Z street. Lady assistant in attendance. See
his card.
Sunday night a man, named Mark Spand.
IA ba ,rfI h,.
some unknown person in restaurant corner
OF Eighth aud Il streets northwest. Spand-
lers injuries were painful, but not Of u serious
character.
After the picnic Of the Caledonia club at
Baicr's park last evening very disorderly
element took poss. ssion Of the park and tie
police Of the second precinct were kept very
busy in preserving the peace. Several arrests
were made.
Mrs. Frank Clements, living at No FOG
Q street northwest, reported to the police
yesterday that about halfpast 10 o'clock
last saturday night she discovered u Colurcd
, man in her house. When she gave an alarm
the intruder escaped through a seclnd.story
back window.
Nearly all the staton-houses were well
filled last night. The exceptions were the
fourth precinct, where up to Il late hour last
niSht only one arrest, aud that for drunkeE-
| ness, had been made, and the third or George
town precinct, where only few cases were
made, these localities being comparatively
quiet.
Yesterday morning Mr. William Cahll of
| Georgetown drove to the Sevcuth.sreet front
| of the American house. in company with q
| friend, aud entered tho bar-room. While in
| the bar white man got into their buggy and
drove of, and up to a late hour yesterday
afternoon had not been heard from. Mr.
| Cahill got glimpse Of the man aud thinks
he could identify him.
About 4 O'Clock; yesterday afternoon Il
| colorcd man who had been drinking excess.
| ivcly made himself generally dsagreeable on
| Pennsylvania avenue near Four.and-a-halr
| street. lie capped the climax by attempting
| to hug two colored women, who seriously OBJ
jocted to the proceeding. Sergeant Brosnan
| captured the man, and after hard struggle
with him succeeded in getting him to police
headquarters, where he was locked up.
--Ofcer Mcdonald attempted to arrest n
colored man who was very disorderly and in.
sulting on the street near Loeher's garden
| last evening. The man ollered fight aud was
assisted by several of his companions. Station.
! Keeper Wilson, Of the sixth precinct came TO
the relief of the officer, but the crowd was
too strong fur thora, and the prisoner was
| rescued from the officer, The colorcd men
threw rocks and the officer fired several shots
from his revolver.
| . "A MVll'AhOmh spOltlnSNlan, named Bcn
| beverage, and an eX.pOliCcmun, named Davis,
became engaged in an OiiraY at the corner of
Third .trcst aud Pennsylvania avenue yester-
day afternoon. Beveridgc, it Is said, struck
Davis with heavy cane aud Davis retaliatcd
with pcn-knile, with which, however. he did
not succeed in doing any damage The trouble
arose over lighted fre.crack en- which Davis
handed to Beyeridge. Davis, who was intoXi-
Gated, was arrested.
An interesting affair came of at the Riggs
house last night in the way of a dinner given
by Mr.. McMullen of Chicago, in compliment
to Blanche Rosayella, the prima donna in the
PIRATES Of Penzmce." There were about a
dozen persons present, most of them Chicago
friends Of the lady. After dinner the party
repaired to the parlor whoro they were enter
tained by some of the artists choicest sclcc-
tions. Miss Rosavella will leave for New York
to-day TO complete the details of her engage
mcnts for the fall and winter season.
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