National Republican., 1880-05-15
CITY NOTES.
Turkish baths at DR.. shedds, 9O3 street. near
Ninth GO cents.
During the month of April fines amounting to

Turkish baths at DR.. shedd's, 903 street. near
Ninth, 60 cents.
during the month of April fines amounting to
sl,ol577 were collected in the police court.
The contract for dog-tags has been awarded TO
Mr.. Joseph l.. Savage, OF this city. The tags Will
be shaped like a Keystone.
The only Turkish bath In the city, 500 street.
near Judiciary Square. Best shampOoer this side
Of New York. Dr, BOyee.
The policesay the town is full Of pckpockcts
and thieves, who are waiting for the crowds TO
come TO the boat race and running tuUe.
Turkish Russian and sulphur Baths at the
well-known place. 9O3 street, near Ninth. The
only reliable place in the city for genuine baths.
-Condy Bonner, who was arrested Thursday
evening for stealing rugs from n house on Ihir-
eenth street, was sentenced to Jail for sixty days
Yesterday.
"A suit was yesterday entered by Harriet Cahill
against William Cahill to adudicnle rights OF par
ties. \ divorce suit between tho same parties was
recently dismissed.
-Pool-selling on the running and boat-race at
the National hotel by Durham and Wharton, Of
Johnsons poolrooms of Baltimore, commencing
on Saturday evening
headquarters for disposal OF second hand
clothing, &c. Call or address S. Guggenheimer,
2ST Seventh street southwest. Orders by mail
promptly attended to.
Prom the lst of September to April 3Oth last,
according to the report of Inspector Sutton, 81 42g
bushels of oysters arrived at the river front, and
lO.930 bushels were condemned.
The chairman of the committee on school
furniture, Mr. W w. Curtis, has reported In favor
desk, manufactured at Goshen, Ind.
TO see the great rowing match take Belt line
car and get OIL at the agricultural department go
| city. Daily rowing on the Potomac
The will of the late Mnjor-Gcneral Samuel p.
| Heintzelman was filed for probate yesterday It
constitutes the widow Mrs. Margaret S. Heintzel-
man, sole heir and legatec She is also named as
| cxccutriN.
Tho funeral of Mrs. Dow widow of Isacc L.
Dow, and resident of this city for iorty-seyen
years took place yesterday afternoon from the
| dencc of her son-in-law Mr.. James I. Allen, No,
1lOi street.
| The Manhattan nine played the Eagles Of
| Georgetown on tho grounds corner Of Ninth and
| s streets yesterday afternoon, and after n hard.
| fought game of ton innings the Manhattans won
| by score OF Q to 8.
-George Montrose. neatly dressed man, was
sentenced to jail for sixty days by Judge Smell yes
| tcrday for stealing watch from the vest of Mr.,
| Chaes Putsche, while the vest was hanging In the
latters store, No 1929 Pennsylvania avenue.
| Tho remains of Mrs. Harriet ~ Alden, who
died Thursday night at her residence, No. II Grant
street, were yesterday embalmed, under direction
Of Undertaken W. Il. Speare, nnd were forwarded
by last nights train to Albany N Y, for internent
About $50 o'clock last night MFR. Gregory
Chaves fell down q sewer trap at the corner of X
and Twenty-frst streets inluring his right leg
severely. He was taken to his home, No. 2l26 il
street northwest, BY Lieutenant Guy, Of the fourth
precinct.
The following indictments were yesterday re-
ported from the grand jury: Clark Brown, rape o
Chamberlain on the 4th Of May William Beckey
larceny; Caroline Bell alias Carrie Bell, forging
money order.
"A Pmarore crew. containing Misses Lule Rcdt
Rachael and Beckie Seemen and Salle Humphrey
and NIessrs. KOres, Williams, Redd and others vii
anchor at Tallmadge hall, on May 81, with a.. b
Anderson oS stage manager, and Professor Stein a
musical director.
An application was made yesterday by Rich
ard j. Birchett, of this city, for letters OF admins
! tration on the estate of Colonel H. L. Kinney. o
Corpus Christi, Texas. supposed to have beer
killed in the streets of Matamoras in 1861, and t
have died intestate.
BY mistake 1t was published yesterday that tn
contract for the sewer on Virginia avenue. betwcel
g Eleventh and Twelfth streets southwest, wa
. awarded to H. Himber. The contract was no
awarded until yesterday, and j. q. Stafford was tn
c successful bidder at s23S.b6.
. The very latest wrinkle" of fashion in tn
way Of spring clothing can be seen at George +
! Timms Il Co.'S clothing establishment, southeas
corner of Seventh and d streets. Timms d &c
have the newest and best, and sell at the loves
! prices. The one-pricc Iue prevails in their estah
I, lishment.
= The District commissioners have given tn
I necessary orders for laying II twelve-imch main Of
Fourteenth street connecting the thirty-inch mai
with the main on street south in order to suppl
the increased demand for water made by the ereC
ton Of the new bureau OF engraving and printin
. building.
ing at 1916 p M, at the congregational church, col
IS ner Tenth and streets in the interest OF the OF
h servunce of the Sabbath. Mr.. Justice Strong wi
preside, and addresses are also expected from HoI
h. W. Thompson secretary of tho navy: Rev. Wal
i lace Aterbury of the New York Sabbath committe
g Senator Gordon, Hon. J. Randolph Tucker an
y others.
An order was issued In the equity cou
yesterday in the case of Gertrude Ashfel
VS.. James NJ. Ashfeld, directing that the marsh
commit the defendant to jail for contempt unle
he shall, before May 2i, pay the almony whic
has accrued since April J. a similar order VT
n issued against The defendant in the cGse Of Mar
g 9. Frain VS.. Michael Frain, only Frains time wi
p | be up on the l7lh instant