National Republican., 1880-10-18
CRY NOTES.

-Bonedictino Malt Vino Beer Finley &
Koch, agents, 1906 Pennsylvania avenue.
The only Turkish bath in tho city. 500 L
street. near judiciary Square. Best shampooor
this side of New York. DR.. Dovce.
The supreme council of the southern ju.
risdiction, 4. and A. rite, will convene in
Scottish Bite hall this morning.
Tho police made foriy.sovcn arrests
during Saturday aud Saturday night. Four
teen were registered rs "drnnks"
The Capital Bicycle club and their guests
six members of the Philadelphia Bicycle
club paraded on tho Avenue last evening.
The highest cash price paid for dresses and
gents clothing watches, jewelry, etc. Call or
address Herzog, 305 Ninth st., near Ia. ave.
Turkish, Russian aud Sulphur Baths at
the well known place, 003 Estreet, near Ninth.
The only reliable place in the city for genuine
baths.
Officer Daily yesterday arrested colorod
boy named James Jones' who is charged with
picking tho pocket of Mr.. John Downing of
some papers Mt the fair grounds saturday.
Coroner Patterson pronounced heart dis
| ease to be the cause Of the death of Mary
Sanders, the colored woman who died OH tho
sidewalk Oh X street. near Tenth Frdaynight.
--Williom Townsend, a colorcd boy, was ar.
rested Saturday evening by Officer Salkeld of
| the fourth precinct for stealing ring from
| DIR. Townsend and some jowclry and money
from Mrs Horberger.
Mr.. Soussa the now leader of the Marine
| band, is the comp ser Of tho celebrated
Resumption March," and he has placed 1t
| rs the first number on the programme for
the scronadc TO Mr. Sherman tonight.
Luther Chrisman and Louis Kay, two
white boys, became engaged in an affray on
Tenth street last night during which the lat
| ter was cut in the breast with q peukniEo.
Officer Oliver arrested the assnilnnt aud locked
him up at the fifth precinct station.
The commissioners have informed the
| Washington cadets that they would be glad to
| accept tho services of the company as part
Of the District militia, but are unable to fur
nish any arms or accouremcns, as the quota
| allowed the District has been exh austed.
William II. Estep and his wife, Amanda,
have entered suit for $4,000 damages against
Thomas d. Lewis. The ground of action
is Il slandcrous expression used by Lewis OIL
July last, TO Charles +. l.. Richardson,
regarding Mrs. Estep, who, lie intimated, was
an improper person.
james Borton and Thomas Mackcy, both
colored, engaged in an affray at tho corner Of
Fourth and | streets, Saturday night, during
which their ra2Ors were freely used. Mackcy
received several cuts in the hand and Borton
in the head, but DR.. Herbert, who attended
them, pronounced them not Of serious char
aCtCr
Nit Jones' the billiard man, q heretofore
strong Hancock man, has "weakoned on him
and "come out" for Garfield. lie carried Il
torch and wore "toepath" badge in the pro.
ccssinn Saturday night, A number of cn.
thusiaslc young democrats, who had made
bets on the general result aud left their for.
feits in the hands of Messrs Miller & Jones,
have surrendered their forfeit money.
The dead body ofa colored female child
was left at the Freedman's hospital Saturday
by cOlored woman named Lucinda Coleman
living in Bates alley. She stated that the
child was left with her two weeks ago by its
mother, a woman named Mary Brown, who
promised to pay her for taking care of it, but
had not returned since. Coroner Patterson
viewed the body and gave a certificate OF
death from inanition.
The alarm Of firo yesterday morning from
I box 721 was caused by tho burning of tho
, ieed'store OF John Leech, at the corner o
, Water and High streets, Georgetown. The
damage to the stock Is estimated at 800 aud
} the building 5000, fully covered by Insurance.
Metz's storehouse, No. 146 Water street. was
discovered to bo on fire at the samo time, but
the flames were cxtinguished by Mr.. b
Bronco, and no alarm was turned in.