National Republican., 1880-06-22
CRY nor IS.

The latest wrinkle in excursions is the
census enumerators' excursions.
Tho March term of the criminal court
has been adjourned until Saturday next.
The closing exercises of tho episcopal
high school, near Alexandria, Va, will be held
tomorrow afternoon.
Tho school board will hold a spec al meet
ing Thursday night TO consider tho subject
of opening tho new school building.
The only Turkish bath in the city, 500 E
street. near Judiciary Square. Best shampooer
tAis side of New York. DR.. BOvee.
"A liccnse was issued yesterday to Archi-
bald de q. Roddick, of Annapolis, Nd, TO
marry Eliza Z. Williams, of this city.
Turkish, Russian and Sulphur Baths at
the wellknown place, 903 E trcct, near Ninth.
The only reliable place in the city for genuine
baths.
-Headquarters for disposal of secondhand
clothing, &c Call or address s. Guggenheimer,
239 Seventh street southwest. Orders by mail
promptly attended to.
james A. Clarke, who was indicted by the
grand jury for completely in the drawback
lorgeries, yesterday surrendered himself and
was released on $4,000 bail
Mr. c. w. Arnold, of No. 110s Eleventh
street outbeast, has raised hickory pole with
a handsome flag and streamer left blank for
the names of the democratic presidential nom.
inees.
The forty-seven Sioux chiefs who have
been quartered for tho past fortnight at the
fremont house left yesterday for their rcserva-
tions, intending TO stop en- route at the Indian
school at Carlisle, Pa.
Tho court in general term yesterday de-
cided the case of Harmon, Boswell 4 Co. VS..
Mrs. Sarah Garland in favor Of the plaintiffs,
thus establishing married woman's liability
whore she has u house and purchases furniture
for it,
-Bright's disease, and all kidney affections,
| rheumatism, dyspepsia, neuralgia, paralysis,
diseases of females and all nervous and chronic
diseases positively enred by Dr. Bosworth, 9lS
L street. Lady assistant in attendance, See
his card.
During the democratic convention at Gin.
cinnati, Ohio, the Atlantic and Pacific Tee-
graph company, 1347 Pennsylvania avcnuo,
Will reduce their rates ON kilograms. Ten
word messages will be sent for twenty five
cents, with two cents for each additional word.
Among the tributes at the funeral Of Mr..
Harry Bylts, late captain Of the steamer Mat
tauo, the most appropriate and beautiful was
| full'rigged shi made of flowers from stem
to stern, the offering Of tho gentlemen who
served as officers with Captain Byles on th c
Mattano.
The excursion last night on the Corcoran -,
| under the auspices.of the Y. NJ. G. A., was in
every respect delightful. goody company,
numbering over 800, and remarkable for
thorough good fellowship, enjoyed to the ut
most the, pleasing sail and tho artistic music
of tho Marine band.
| The Citizens market, on Rhode Island
avenue, between Eighth and Ninth streets,
all enterprise which deserves encouragement,
is now in full operation, aud for the conven-
fence ofthe public the market will bo open
during tho heated term. viii be open daily
and Saturday evenings.
No matter how warm it gets, Messrs.
Timms & Co., manufacturing clOthiers, corner
of Seventh and streets, are able to supply
any quantity of clothing suited TO the season
at the lowest prices Their summer goods
are very neat and handsome. The one-price
rule prevails in this house.
Professor Oilum will give an exhibition
in artistic swimming at the Natatorium ut s
O'clock this evening. Gentlemen who are in-
teresled in the art of natation are invited to
| be present. Mr.. Odlum, in his exhibition,
win change clothes under the wator and POI.
form number of other difficult ncts,
Mr.. Frederick Bates, against whom new
information for maintaining nuisance in
the shape Of a soap.boiing factory has boen
made out in the police court yesterday, app
piled to Judge James in tho criminal court
for writ of cortiorari, in order TO have the
case brought to the attention OF the upper
oourt, in which an Indictment for the same
The steamer Mary Washington make,
regular trips eveIy Wednesday aud Friday fol
OccOquan ialls leaving SGveutA-strtot Whar
~ A. m, aud returning at Sp. N. Occoquan
and its vicinity has one of the most pctur
esque scenerieS there is within u radius Of flty
miles from Washington The efficient OdiCers
and crew are particular in their attention, os
peciaily to the comfort and safety of children
The round trip is only twenty-five cents.
A fire broke out yesterday morning about
half past ii o'clock in some rubbish in tn,
upper part of house No. 9ll ii street, owned
by Mr.. &. Q. DuGcanson, and occupied by Mr.
IL. a. Hayward An alarm was turned il
from box l27, aud the fire was soon extin
guished. Tho damage by fire amounted /,
about $500, and the furniture aud other con
tents Of tho house were damaged to about tn,
same extent by water.
Mrs. NJ. II, Prince was EN- ertained with
banquet at Frcuud's last evening, prior to he
departure for New York, By the sisters o
Deborah lodge Of which she has for man,
years been president, The programme carried
ont consisted Of speech by Mrs. Hermann
the present president Of tho lodge, aud tn
/ presentation of handsomely cugiosscd set O
g resolutions to Mrs. Prince to WHICH an appro
d, pirate response was made by the Mdy's hus
band.
0 in the court in general term yestcrda,
p Judge Wyio delivered the opinion Of th
. court, Affirming tho judgment Of the court be
5 low In the case Of DubOso against the Dis
trict. The plamtid was an army surgeon, am,
some months ago he walked over the cmbank
= ment left at the northeast corner of lhirteeut
y aud i streets northwest lie fell on his knee
and was 80 Injured that hO became disease
a both in body aud mind. The jury in tho eli
. cult court gave o YordlCt for $4,000 damage