National Republican., 1880-10-02
CITY NUTES.

| Koch, agents, 1906 Pennsylvania avenue.
! Marriage licenses have been issued to John
j. Gleason and Adelaide G. Brown; IL. Z. Hum
! ton aud Sallie Ball.
The Columbia club will celebrate tho an
| niversary of their organization tonight with
q banquet at the st. Marc hotel.
The only Turkish bath in the city, 500 z
street, near Judiciary Square. Best shampooer
this side of New York. Dr. Dovec.
The festival of the holy rosary, which
| falls on tomorrow, will be observed with great
solemnity at st. Augustinos church.
Turkish, Russian aud Sulphur Baths at
the W Unknown place, 903 Estreet, noar Ninth
! The only reliable place in the city for genuine
baths.
Tho cutters IN a number OF the streets on
| the outskirts of tho city arc in II terrible con.
| dition with staguant water, fallen leaves and
| dead grass.
The Tennessee republicans at their ME ct.
! ing last night decided to attend the meeting of
tho Now York republican convention at Tall
madge hail this evening.
"A gentleman by tho namo OF Moher, of
Ccntreville, Va, had his pocket picked Of a
small amount Of money at tho Alexandria fair
| yesterday afternoon.
The District commissioners have ordered
| the extension Of the sheds in tho rear of No. 4
ongne.housc, according to plans prepared by
the building inspector.
William Hughes, who was recently con-
| vlcted in the police court OF an indecent as
sault on a little girl named Alice Burlingame,
| has boon dismissed from tho capitol police
| force
Tho national fair grounds and buildings
were thrown open yesterday for the reception
of exhibits, aud from this time until the
| fair begins there will be busy scenes in the
| inCosuro.
Judge w. B. snell of the police court re-
| turned 10 the city from Maine yesterday, and
will resume his duties next Monday. Judge
| Bundy will hold court to-day for the last time
| this season.
There appears to be quite n split in the
| local democracy, the clubs not represented In
the central committee having concluded to
paddle their own canoe hereafter and ignore
the Vernon row democracy.
The Introductory exercises Of the ma
tional medical college of the Columbian uni
versity will be held next Monday evening,
aud the introductory lecture will DO delivered
by DR.. Elliott Coues, U, $. A.
The Young Mems Han cock and English
club held special meeting last evening to
consider tho subj Get of raising funds for the
campaign, but owl ng to the small attendance
very little business was transacted.
I! -Cadct Whitaker, who is in the city, yes
, terday visited engine house No. 4, aud was
most kindly treated by tho foreman, w. T.
Sorrell who, for tho benefit of the visitor,
gave an exhibition of the working of tho de-
partmcnt.
: A sample of water from tho pump In
the Smithsonian grounds, south of tho main
building, has been analyzed by District
) Chemist De Smedt, who pronounces 1t unit
: for drinking purposes, containing bacteria and
other animalcule deletorious to health.
Tomorrow morning the forty hours devo-
, ton will commence at IL o'clock mass, at st.
,, Dominic's church. Grand high mass will be
celebrated, during which there will be a pro-
: cession of the blessed sacrament, in which the
: children Of the Sunday school will participate.
q "A petition was presented to Judge Bundy
in the police court yesterday requesting him
to impose u small fine instead of imprisonment
in tho case Of Sarah Williams, tho colored
a woman convicted of brutally whipping lit
tie girl named Sarah Sherman about two
+. weeks ago.
. The committee having charge of the citi-
!. zens boat race on tho 18th instant have de-
n cdcd to postpone 1t until the following after
o noon in order not to clash with the Masonic
h parade in Baltimore. number of Masons
:, from this city will participate in the parade
y aud in Difference to them tho postponememt
S has been agreed upon.
Yesterday was closing day at the Alex
r audria fair. The free.for.all trotting race
II was won by Frank over Uncle Dave and
/, Trump. Tho running race was won by Ma e.
t, gle z, over Tilie and Stampede Tho closing
/. event of tho fair was a grand tournament
t which was well contested
Il The Hutton memorial services will occur
If tomorrow at IL Il. III. at Willard hall. The
% sermon will be preached by DR.. Rea officiating
IL minister of the reformed episcopal church
$ The Good Templars, Dashaways and the Other
IS temperance organizationsof the city have sig
nGed their intention of attending, some ol
them in regaia.
1. Arrangements have been mado for h,
transportation of the Knights Templar an
MasOns visiting Baltimore on Tuesday Oc
tober IL, by the Baltimore & Potomac railroad
IS, at the rate Of $l.20 for the round trip. They
II will he delivered at Calvert station, Baltimore
which Is within five Squares of Park avenue
where the procession forms.
30 One of the features of tho campaign Is til,
immense number Of pictures aud engraving
of the candidates with which the country ha
Is, been flooded. Among the neatest, handsomes
and most correct likeAesses of the republican
candidates yet published are the fine steel en-
cravings for sale at POllSinhOrns news store
or on Louisiana avenue, west Of the city post
k, Office.
y DIR. Alonzo Payne, the Indian lecturer
fe will lecture ut John Wesley church, Connec ii
A. cut avenue, between l. and NJ streets, on Mon
o. day and Tuesday evenings, October and
of on the customs, habits, modes Of living, th
ways of worship, etc, among the indians
OH There will bc present two indian squaws, VIII
of will take part in the exercises, Dir. Payne i
A. a Cherokee Indian
A. The corner of Ninth and + streets north
w. west was the scene OF u bout OF ilsticutis be
A. tween two young men last evening aud
ID. largo crowd was attracted by the sport OH
w. Ger Hinluo not reshing til cir mode of set
ue tling dispute collHred both tho combatant
aud escorted them to the fifth precinct, wher
80, they deposited collateral for appearance Il
'th police court to-day.
IT Friendship Division, No. a. S. of T., he
~ public installation at their hall, $40 Elcvent
,s' street, last evening, which was witnessed b.
"a II large number of friends of the division an
a1 at the close Of the ceremonies an attractiv
,ia musical aud literary programme was pre-
~ sented. Equal Division No. 3 also had
nj pleasant meGting last night on tho occasio
,,J Of the installation of its officers
~ Coroner Patterson aud DR.. Hartigan hGl
,,o an autopsy yesterday on the body of tho gil
'nr Hattie Quick, who died at the house of Jcnn
" Perry, No. 800 Thirtceu-and a.half stree
u Thursday afternoon, under suspicious crcun
= stances. Tho examination revealed tho fac
nI that death resulted from pertOnitis, probabl
osS superinduced by premature birth, and tn
VI, coroner decided that no inquest was neCe
VI sary.
M The funeral Of the late /. William Guinan
Io, took place yesterday afternoon from his res
lor denGe, 1921 Third street southeast. Tho Sc
leS vco was conducted ac olding to the episcop
'bn ritual by Ruy. Mr. Andrews of Christ churrl