National Republican., 1880-05-28
CITY NOTES.


street, near Judiciary Square. Best shampoocr
this side Of New York. DIR. Boveo.
Turkish, Russian and Sulphur Baths at
the wellkuown place, 903 L treet, near Ninth.
The only reliable place in the city for genuine
baths.
John Mack, a laborer at the patent Office,
fell through a wellhole in that building yes
terday and seriously injured his back and
breast.
There is no assignment for the equity
court to-day, but the hearing of the case of
Hill against the National Fair association will
be resumed.
Two hundred Philadelphia excursionists
arrived in the city yesterday, and will remain
until Sunday, doing the town up In good CEN
tennial STYLE
The auditor not being prepared, the
teachers in the public schools will not be paid
on Saturday. Due notice will be given of the
time of payment.
II eadquarters for disposal of secondhand
clothing &c. Call or address s. Guggenheimcr
237 Seventh street southwest. Orders by mail
promptly attended to.
On decoration day ut Arlington the entrance
will be by the centre gate on the east side aud
the Fort Whipple gate. Exit at the north and
south gates on the east side and the Fort Whip.
pie gate.
Riley the oarsman, left the city for Sara
NbGt ~. L q, lhht evening WDeEc ne Will stop
day or two, aud then proceed 10 Providence,
Il. l., to 60 into training for the contest OF
the 18th proxiuo
The resignation of Rev. Clay McCsulcy,
of All Souls church, has been accepted to
take effect September 10, aud Mr.. McCaulcy
has been granted leave Of absence from juno
10 to September 10.
-Farragut post, No. 1, Norfolk, Va, will ar
rive by the boat this morning for the purpose
| pf pa r nf iba
department of the Potomac in the decoration
services at Arlington.
"A little colored girl named Sarah Thomas.
| living at No. sos Ninth street northeast. died
suddenly yesterday morning, but examination
showed that death resulted from natural
| causes, and o certificate was issued TO that
effect.
Yesterday morning little Columbus i.
Freeman, one year of age, son of exWater
Inspector Freeman, on g street southeast,
pulled hct cup Of coffee on his face, scald-
ing his left arm seriously and injuring his
left eye.
There will be a strawberry and ice.cream
festival Mt st. Andrews tP. e.. chapel on
Fourteenth street near T northwest, next
Tuesday and Wednesday evenings. The
proceeds will 60 TO the building fund for a
| new church.
| The coolest looking mon in town are those
who have provided themselves with summer
| suits at George F. Timms & Co.'s, southeast
corner Seventh and ID streets. He has the
neatest looking, best made and coolest suits in
town. "One price" is the rule Of the house.
The liquor license committee yesterday
approved the following applications for IL
conses: Arthur Shelly, Fourteenth and A
streets southeast; W. L. FucliuS, 735 Seventh
street northwest, aud r. c. Hoyle, corner of
| Thirteen n-and-a-lalf and g streets northwest.
Tho body of Henry Ramme, the little boy
| who was drowned i'll the eastern branch, last
Tuesday, was recovered yesterday morning
aud taken to his parents residence, No. go
Seventh street northeast. Coroner Patterson
gave q certificate of death from accidental
drowning.
st Mary's literary and dramatic associa-
tion has elected the following officers for the
ensuing year: j. B. Geier president; J. T.
Schaefer, vico-presidcnt; William j. Walter
recording secretary; NJ. Schcempf correspond
ing secretary; F. Rupert, treasurer; w. Neff,
stage manager.
The three confidence operators Charles
Benzcr, Ferdinand Bishop and Samuel Gold
man ,arrestcd last Wednesday, are still retained
at police headquarters, and yesterday were
identified by number of persons who have
been duped by them into advancing loans on
"snide" icwelry.
Colonel George f. Haring, ir. in his Ice.
ture at Marinis hall Wednesday evening, on
!
Washington" paid q high compliment TO the
annual report of Health Officer Townshend,
quoting from 1t at various points, and com
mending il to the careful consideration of
every citizen.
Professor Richard T. Grecner will deliver
the grafton before Lincoln post, No. T. G. A.
r., department Of Maryland, Monday, May 81.
This is a fourishing colored post of the c. A.
r., composed of the survivors Of the late war
Professor Greenor has just returned from
T West Point, and will, doubtless, in his decora-
} tion day address have something to say on the
Whitaker outrage.
Tho ladies of Whitney avenue mission
Seventh-street entrance 10 soldiers home) are
holding strawberry festival at this time FOL
the benefit of the church. 1t will be continued
: this evening and all day Saturday decoration
1 day. and evening. Mrs. President IIaye:
stopped her carriage last evening and showed
. her appreciation of the cause by making
r handsome donation for the church.
{ "A delegation of the Clan. na Gael associa
ton after trip to Arlington tomorrow, will
visit the grave of young Wolfctone and bi
mother in Oak Hill cemetery, and that o
O DOWN Reilly in Mount O!vet cemetery. Thcr
n will be short addresses aud other exercises Il
@ the graves. Carriages for the party will he il
|. waiting at the corner of New York aYenu
i and Fifteenth street at 10 o'clock.
The annual meeting of the lady vice
d regents OF the Mount vernon association wa
!, commenced yesterday ut Mount Vernon. TIL
d reports of the treasurer, Mr. Riggs, and tn
;. superintendent, Mr.. HoIlingswortn, were sub
c nlitied, and both were OF tue most oncourag
II ing aud satisfactory character the association
). being ont of deDt, with good sum placed /
Y tho credit of the endowment fund.
n A delegation Of citizens and property
y holders on New Jeraoy aud Massachusctt
u avenues northwest waited upon the Distric
?. commissioners yesterday and presented pC
tition urging the substitution Of an asphnl
pavement for the rotten wood pavements o
Is the avenues named. The commissioners rC
II piled that,if congress made the appropriate
l. asked for street improvements they could az
sure them that the work might be done th
coming season, but at present they could nc
make such promise.
The friends of Miss Adelaide 8. Payne
n teacher of elocution, have tendorcd her q com
/. plimentury benefit, TO take place in Tallmade
il hall this evening, The programme for I'll
NJ occasion is literary, musical and dramatic
. forming altogether an attractive entertain
ment. There Is to be a piano solo by Mi
McCgllum, vocal duet by the Misses Domel
ia solos by Misses Burns and Evans, reading