National Republican., 1880-06-14
CITY NOTES.

"A marriage license has been issued TO Carl
Huss, of this city, and Christina Heinrich, Of
Baltimore, Md.
-Water-Regstrar Cox suggests that all pub
lie fountains he shut down except between the
hours of G aud 10 p. M.
The police made thirty -four arrests during
Saturday and Saturday night Seven of them
were registered rs druuks.
Mr.. Thomas w. Jaycox, Of tho District
engineer department, left Saturday night for
Colorado ON leave of absence.
The only Turkish bath in the city, 800 Il
street, near Judiciary Square. Best shampoocr
this side of New York. DIR. Bovce,
The first council of Jonadabs, chartered
by the so.cnlled boilers from tho order, has
been appropriately named Defiance council.
If any trouble is attendant upon the I}aby's
teething, don't hesitate to uso DIR. Bulls Bsby
Syrup. 1t is invaluable. Price rs cents a bot
| tie.
Turkish, Russian and Sulphur Baths Mt
the well.hnown place, 003 Il trect, near Ninth
! The only reliable place in the city for genuine
| baths.
MFR. r. o. Holtzman has commenced OK
cavating on the corner of Tenth and f streets
for handsome new building which he will
occupy.
Headquarters for disposal Of secondhand
clothing, &c. Call or address S. Guggcnheitner
239 Seventh street southwest. Orders by mail
promptly attended to.
Ali the employees Of the Chesapeake &
10 canal will be paid this week for work up
to tho 1st of January last, and in July will
be paid in full up to date.
Bishop Pinckncy yesterday administered
the right of confirmation to Il number of can
didates at Emsnucl hurch, UniOntown, aud
st. Johns church, Georgetown.
One of the best photographs yet exhibited
of General Garfield is one taken recently by
l.. G. Dillon, the photographer, No 1927 Penn
| sylvania avenue. The likeness is very fine.
"A man named John Lumley, eighty years
of age, fell from the effects of tho heat on
Pennsylvania avenue between Four-and-a-half
and Sixth streets Saturday morning. He was
cared for by the police.
"A lady named Mrs. NJ. Virginia Wheeler,
| living at No. Is Dcfrccs street, was charged in
the police court Saturday with refusing to give
needed information to census enHmerator,
but rs she afterwGrd gave the information the
charge was withdrawn.
AT the meeting OF the Army of the Cum
berland at thg. Arlington Saturday night
Colonel HamilI' reported that the executive
committee had decided TO tender General Gar
field An army lunch, the time aud place to be
designated after consultation with him.
The boly of an infant with Il cord around
its neck was found in sewer on Fiftccnth
street between L aud G streets northeast
Saturday evening. The evidences of iplant-
edo arc strong, Lut no clue has been found to
clear up the mystery.
--Au attempted outrage by colored ruff
fiian on n little daughter of Mr.. Waggaman,
living on ID street between Thirtccu-and-a-
half and Fourteenth, Saturday morning. was
frustrated by the unexpected arrival Of two
sisters of the little girl. The rascal ran away
aud escaped
The excursion 10 Blackiston's island on the
Jane Moselcy next Sunday will afford fine op-
poriunity TO persons who want TO escape from
the heat Of the city into the cool and delicious
region down the river for u few hours. Tho
boat will leave at $50 o'clock in the morning
and return at IL p. IN. sharp.
District Chemist DE Smedt has given Ger
tifcates of good character to the following
pumps: Corner of Twelfth street and Massa
chusctts avenue; Tenth and NJ streets; Twelfth
aud n streets; Twelfth street and New York
avsnue; Ninth street, between Pennsylvania
avenue and b street, and Fourth and L streets
"A delegation of county property owners
waited on the District com missioncrs Saturday
and asked that the roadway connecting the
Wheeler road with the Livingston Mills road
he opened. The commissioners while favor
ing the project, said there were some questions
law connected with the road yet TO bo do.
cided.
"A horse attached to one of Havcnner's
bakery wagons ran away from Twelfth street
and Pennsylvania avenue Saturday evening
aud created much excitement along the route
of its flight, which was down Twelfth street
to Pennsylvania avenue. The horse was badly
cut about the legs and the harness was
broken.
"A colored boy named Frederick Dickson
ten years of age, living on Third street be
tween and 7 northwest, was run over at the
corner of Fourteenth street and the Boundary
by one Of KnoX's omnibuses Saturday morn
ing and had one of his feet badly injured. The
boy was hanging on the side of the coach and
. fell under the wheels.
Officer Hadden, rece mt appointee on tho
police force of this city, died su ddeUly of heart
disease last evening, about o'clock, at th(
Mount Vernon house, where he was stopping
! He was apparently in perfect health but few
minutes before, aud had been talking 10
party Of friends when he fell forward upon hi
face and when picked up was dead. DR.
Townshend, the health officer, gave = Ger
D tiGcate in accordance with the facts.
The funeral of Mrs. Mamie w. Pierre tool
place yesterday from tho Bcrean Baptis
| church. Among those who followed the re
= mains to the grave were some of Washing
5 TOMS best and oldest citizens. Tho death o
Mrs. Pierre, who was one of tho most success
ful teachers in the colored public schools il
most sincerely regretted The floral Offering
d; at the funeral, which offered some evidence o
; tnO NueClon win Whlch the goou teacher wa
: regarded, were very beautiful. The remains
L were inferred in Harmony cemetery.
: The physicians to the poor called in BODY
+ upon the District commissioners Saturday {,
G urge for an increase in their pay, and were in
IS formed that there were no means out of whicl
r to provide for an increase. The physicians
/. through their spokesman, DR.. Stone suggeste,
u that they based their expectations upon tn
increased amount from tho narlSet-house poo
fund but Mr.. Dent Informed them that tn
suit against the Market company having beci
Is decided against the District they could hay
d no further hopes in that direction.
l. The Douglass Infantry, tho coIorod com
y pany from Georgia, and the Seaboard Elliot
Grays, o colored military company from Ports
mouth, arrived in the city about / o'clock Sal
Is urday, were met at tho depot by detuch
= ment from the Butler Zouaycs, and oscorte
to quarters prepared for them at tho VanncS
place, The Augusta company numbers forty
;, two muskets and tho Grays twenty-thrc,
p They made u fue appearance OF their mare
~ from the depot The visitors will renal
until Tuesday aud hqvo parade while her,
Tho deputy supreme dictator of tn
Knights of Honor on Saturday night inst
10 tuted new lodge, to be known as Hope lodg
}. with over thirty members. The followin
off GERS were elected aud installed: George {
p j. Wood, past dictator A. o. Brummell, di,
: tator; j. b. Thompson, ViCc-dictator; Georp