National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-10-25
julius LANsBURan's Low Priced Carpet
House, 3i5 9TH.


The Aualostan boat club will give an
oyster.roast this week
---Boncdictinc Malt Wine Beer. Finley G.
Koch, agents, 1906 Pennsylvania avenue
Tho Capital bicycle club propose to visit
the frederick city agricultural fair next
Thursday
The police made Gfty arrests during Sat.
urday and Saturday night. Nineteen of these
were DRINKS"
The liquor license board on Saturday
granted u license 10 William Mechanics, cor.
uer Of Ninth aud B streets.
Tho only Turkish bath IN tho city, 500 L
street, near judiciary Square. Best shampoocr
this side OF New York. DR.. Bovec
The highest cash price paid for dresses and
gents clothing watches, jowelry, etc. Call or
address Hcrzog, 3OS Ninth ST., near Pa. ave.
Owing to tho "epizoot" tho Black Maria
team had to go into tho hospital Saturday.
aud a now pair of horses had to DO procured.
Turkish, Russian nnl Sulphur Baths at
the well. known place, 903 Estrcet near Ninth
The only reliable place in the city for genuine
baths
The Sherman cadets of Lawrence, Mass,
are expected here from Atlanta this morning,
and will remain two days as the guests Of the
W. l.. |.
-hllllhtn BenuCf anu james DedDuer, TWO
colored boys, were arrested in tho sixth pre-
cnct Saturday night for stealing five oil'cans
from J. II. Albert.
Mason Parker who is wanted for trial on
charges of perjury and policy writing, was ar
rested in South Washington Saturday evening
on a bench warrant.
At meeting of journeyman tailors held
at Cosmopolitan hall Saturday night, a rc.olu-
was adopted requesting all employing tailors
to pay the scale of prices.
Thomas w. b. Crews. a st. Louis lawyer,
has instituted suit against Augustin J. Amber,
to recover $2l, l05.95 alleged to DO due for
professional services rcnd cred, money loaned,
etc.
Thomas w. Mothers arrested for stealing
goods from his employers, MGssrs. Bonkcrt IL
Wilson, was dismissed in the police courtSat.
urday, having been ordered TO make resItu.
ton
Martha Proctor, q woman found Turk
ing around under p0rches Saturday night, was
arrested by officers in the second precinct, it
being suspected that her intentions were
felouous.
Saturday evening some barrels caught
fro from ashes in the second story of Finley
g. Koch's 1906 Pennsylvania avenue. The
flames were eStinguished without serious
| damage.
rested Saturday night for destroying private
property, having knocked n man through the
| window of Mary Burch's house on q street
near Twelfth.
Mr.. Gustavus A. Clark died at his resi-
| dcuce, No. pit Delaware avenue, Saturday
afternoon. Mr.. Clark was for forty yenrs
doorkcoper of the United States supreme
court room. lie was in his SEVENTEEN year.
Isaac Smith, coorcd rag.pickor, arrested
In Georgetown for committing an outrage OF
two small colored girls, Adele Beckett ant
Elizabeth Harris waived an examination III
the police court Saturday and was committed
to Jail.
| -Halet Kilboufn and Martin T. Morris
| trustees, to the use of II. a. Willard, have
entered suit against Curtis j. Htllyer RnC
Thomas j. Sunderland TO recover SIT 800 As
the balance alleged to DO duo on tho purchase
Of certain property.
A democratic mass.meeting was held al
the courthouse at Rockville Saturday. Mr.
Joseph H. Bradley of this city presided
| Speeches were made by Hons. j. NJ. SChley
and John Richie, Mr.. G. p. Johnston of Wash
inton, and Governor William L. Hamilton.
The Sunday afternoon meetings at Tall
mndgc hall, run mostly by ladies, are quit,
| interesting Yesterday DR.. G.. Gross occupied
| the chair and tue truth OF tho motto of thu
meeting, IAN we arc is the result of wha
we have thought" was warmly discussed
The Dem. Jacks. having boon aroused
held another meeting Saturday night, auC
promise to begin this week continuous ses
sion, or protracted meeting, to be kept vi
until after the election. Fifty dollars wer
collected for the campaign fund and speeche
were made By Mossrs Norris, Ball and Oar
nellie.
The fair for the benefit of st. Vncent'
orphan asylum, now being held at SIasoni
temple, still continues TO attract large crowd;
silver service aud an embroidered chair
both of which.are to borailled for, arc special
attractive. Another feature of the fair is Tia
gold badge having tho word National" upo
the bur. which is to become the property q
the most popular member OF the National base
ball club
A grand lodge Of the Knights of Honor ha
been formed in tho District with the follow
ing officers: Harrison Dmgman, deputy su
premo dictator; II. g. Harmon, grand dictator
George A. Sawyer, grand vico dictator; j. "
Wisnur, grand assistant dictator; Edwin biul
Ter, grand reporter; j. i. HGrrol grand trea,
urer; George j. p. Wood, grand chaplain;
L. Town, grand guide +. w. Clark, gran
guardian; T. j. Lescr, grand sentinel, and
4. Bayley, n. Q. Martin aud George 4. Saw
yer grand trustees
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