National Republican., 1880-10-01

-Bcncdictine Malt Wine Beer Finley &
Koch, agents, 1906 Pennsylvania avenue.
The erection Of twelve new street lamps
in Georgetown aud five in Washington has
been ordered.
Tie Georgetown coopers all went to work
yesterday, their request for more pay having
been granted.
The Seventh.strcct road has been i'm.
proved ont almost TO the entrance to the Sol
diers' home grounds.
The only Turkish bath in the city, 500 Z
street. near judiciary Square. Best shampooer
this side Of New York. DIR. Bovee.
Mayor Latrobo OF Baltimore has invited
the District commission, RS 10 participate in
the celebration Of Baltmore's sesqui.centon-
nal.
Mr. Richard Young died at the residence
of his sou, No. Sc Bridge street, Georgetown,
cnrly yesterday morning, aged seventy-eight
years.
Turkish, Russian and Sulphur Baths at
the well. known place 903 street, near Ninth.
The only reliable place in tile city for genuine
baths.
Judge Bundy yesterday fined man
named George Williams 500 or ninety days
| in Jail for using obscene language in the
| streets.
AS will be seen by an advertisement in
another column the postgraduate class Of the
law department of the National university or
ganizes tonight.
AT a meeting of the Washington Light In.
fantry held last evening it was decided not to
accept the invitation to take part in the Balti-
moro sesQui.centennial celebration.
james Essliu, venerable sporting man,
| who was known as the famous chicken'fghtor
of the world, died Wednesday at his home,
near Mount Pleasant, aged lightweight years.
49,, ,I,an $50 stat tln,
| Volksfcst verein of Philadelphia visited the
| city yesterday and arranged :ho prelimra.
| res for q threc.iays' Welt os the Terein to
! tins city during tie present month.
4 white woman named Hattie Quick, lv-
! ing at 800 Thirtcen-and.a-hIlf street north.
west, died yesterday afternoon under suspi-
cious circumstances after a short illness. Cor
ouor Patterson WAS rOtiaed aud will make an
| examination to-day.
Joshua Black and Ella, alias Kecfer,
| Brown, the two men arrested for assaulting
and robbiug Winfield s. Bryan, the driver ofa
Belt line car, Tuesday night, were sentenced
each to six months in Jail by Judge Bumdy
| Yesterday. Black was also fined 500 or ninety
/ days additional in Jail for assaultiug Bryan.
The officers composing the court of in.
| uuiry convened az the Washington arsenal, at
the request of First Sergeant Moore, to in.
| ycsti tigate the Calling gun accident resulting
| IN inc ueutn Ol 1TlNutcS Joyce ana berry, oil
the 10Th instant, have agreed upon report
exouerating Sergeant Moore from all blame.
William Easily q soldier arrested for being
concerned in an assault with intent to kill
upon William McMann, on Lstrcet near Four.
and-a.half southwest, ON tue night Of the 27lli
| instant, was yesterday nrraigncd in the police
court on four different charges, growing out Of
the assault upon Mr. McMann, and assault.
upon Mr.. Tim Resan aud Officer Ryan. The
cases were continued until tomorrow.
The board of officers who have been IN,
vestigating the charges against Professor
Schneider, leader of the Marine band, finished
their labors and submitted a report yesterday
ia which it is stated hat they found hin
guilty aud recommended his dismissal. 1t is
also stated that Commodore IciieIs, acting sec.
retary Of the navy, approved the findings, aud
has appointed Mr.. John Sioussa leader OF the
band, vice Schneider, dismissed.
The attention Of ex.soldiels aud sailors Il
called to the notice Of the meeting lo-nigh
of tho National Veteran CLUB for tie purpos,
of making arrangements to attend the M
tiOuM convention OF union veterans, to be held
4, Indianapolis ON the 7lh of October. Thi
is the convention recently called by Genera
U. S. Grant, aud it is 10 he hoped thut his ole
comrades will turn out in force aud present
representation Oh that occasion that will dt
credit to the club ana the capital OF the ma
tiOn.