National Republican., 1880-04-21
CITT NOTES.
Sulphur Baths, 81, Or. Bovee's, 500 + ct.
Turkish baths at DIR. Shedd's, 903 + street,
ear Ninth, 60 cents.

sulphur Baths, 81, Dr. BoVees' oO9 ST.
Turkish baths at DIR. Shedd's 903 + street,
near Ninth, 60 cents.
B. +. Queen, of the ST james news stand
sends the N. Y. Clipper for the current woek.
Tho only Turkish bath in tho city, 500 Il
street, near Judiciary Square. Best shampooer
this side of New York. DIR. Boveo.
Tho Commissioners have leased tho wharf
at the foot OF High street, Georgetown, to the
Columbia Boat Club for ton years at 500 per
annum.
The steamer w. w. Corcoran will be hauled
up for repairs shortly, and the steamer Mary
Washington will take its place on the Mount
Vernon line.
Headquarters for disposal of second hand
clothing, sc. Call or address $. Guggonhoimer,
S31 Seventh street southwest Orders by mail
promptly attended to.
Judge Smell was chiefly occupied yestor.
day in sending down" vagrants picked up by
the police, who are strictly enforcing the re.
cent order iegarding tramps.
"A colored woman named Lettie Thomson,
whose age was stated to be 115 years, living on
street, between Nineteenth and Twentieth
northwest. died yesterday morning.
Spring Suits and spring ovcrcoats; selec-
tions complete; styles attractive; at George f..
Timms & Co., One-Price Clothing House, 319,
southeast corner Seventh and ID streets.
Tho mounted police of the First precinct
have been directed TO make n daily inspection
OF the premises whore garbage and niRht-soll
are shipped and report any nuisance existing.
Turkish, Russian and Sulphur Baths at
tho wellknown place, DIR. Shodd's, 903 L
| street, near Ninth. The only reliable place In
the city for genuine baths. Shampooer of ten
years experience; no novices in the busin oss
at this place.
Tho treo-box on P street, against which
the murdered George Philip Hirth's body was
leaned between the time of the assault and
his death, has completely disappeared at tho
hands of rolic hunters, and the tree itself is
| fast going in tho same way.
Tho Commissioners have approved q
recommendation made by Lieutenant Green
| that asphalt sidewalks DO laid around on the
north sido of Pennsylvania avenue between
| Seventh and Eighth and between Thirteenth
| aud Fourteenth streets northwest
MIR. james Z. Gri filth, late of the District
| Attorneys office, also associated himself with
the law firm of MesErs. Birney & Birney
| In addition to giving attention to legal mat
| tiers, he will make stenographc reports fol
those persons needing such services.
The police yesterday arrested man
named Hoover, charged with obtaining money
under false prctenses from Senator Gordon
| He collected bill for board from the Senator,
and It has since turned out that ho had nc
authority whatever for cole citing the bill.
| In the Police court, yes terday, Thomas
| Sutton was arraigned for assRulting his brother
in-law, Ferdinand Vogeler, with hatchot las
Friday evening. Tho testimony showed that
the defendant was drunk and the assault Gu.
tirely unnrovokcd. Whereupon the court sent
him to Jail for six months.
| Tho Grau Frcuch Opera Company opened
n weeks engagement In Baltimore on Mon
day to one Of the most brilliant audiences evol
assembled in Holliday-street Theatre. Tn,
opera of La File do Nine. Angot" was il
every way great success, Cspoul, paoli, Mari,
aud Angelo making great hit.
-District-A ttorney Corkhill has received
letter from Mr.. James A. Darling, residing
the corner of d and Eleventh streets northeast
complaining of the continuous outrages to hi
property by colorod persons in that locality
The District Attorney referred the communi
cation 10 the CHER OF Police for his action.
DIR. Edwin w. Latimor died at his resi-
dence, No. GA street northwest, at an earl,
hour yesterday morning, after a short illness
DR.. Latimer was highly respected, both social,
and professionally, and his death will b
moumod by large circle of friends. Th,
Medical Society will take appropriate action o
a meeting to be held tonight.
Miss Marie Jobustons, who makes he
debut at to-dGy's matinee rs Mgnonctlo i
tho Chimes of Normandy" at the Nationa
Theatre, Is the daughter Of Judge Snundel
W. Johnstone, Of this city. Miss Abbott's ui
tention WAS called by some friends to the ex
cellont quality OF the young lady's voice. an
after having convinced herself of the correct
ness of the representations made to her, sh
requested Miss Johnstono to talio the part, il
which she will no doubt delight her man
friends this afternoon.