National Republican., 1880-11-29
YOUTHS ULsTERs. ElsEltAN BROS. ,7TH & L
julius LANsBuRGm's zoe. Hemp, 3l5 7th.
CfIY NOIES.

The price of oysters has advanced, owing
to the severity of the weather.
The consideration Of the municipal code
will be resumed by the Bar association.
Professor II. Cooke gave "seancc" Mt the
National theatre last night before good.siacd
audience.
-Four produce dealers were arrested by
otiicers in the fifth precinct Saturday for do.
ing business without lconso.
-Marriagc licenses have been issued to
Charles Kramer aud Johanna i. Scherger and
Samuel Butler and Rubecca Bowen.
The only Turkish bath in the city, 500 L
street, near Judiciary Square. Best shampooer
this side Of New York. DR.. Boveo.
You can publish thrcc.linc advertise.
ment Of want, rent for sale or lost throo times
for twenty-five cents IN TIE REPUBLICAN.
Tho highest cash price paid for dresses and
gents clothing, watches, jewelry, etc. Call or
address Herzog, sos Ninth st., near Pa ave.
Turkish, Russian and Sulphur Baths at
the well-known place. 0O3 street, near Ninth.
The only reliable place in the city for genuine
baths.
Bradbury pianos and organs on the popu.
lar installment plan. Superior renting stock
r speciality. Freeborn G.. Smith, 1l03 Penn
sylvania avenue.
Colonel Roberts OF Titusvillc, Pa, has
donated $4,000 to pay the expenses of the Cii.
zens' corps excursion to the presidential inaua.
uration Mt Washington on the ith of March.
Mr.. Charles Vcrch of Alexandria WAS
found dead in his bed at his home on Henry
street, between King and Prince street. last
Friday night. He was In the sixty.ffJh year
of his age.
The police made thrty.ono arrests Satur-
day and Saturday night. Eleven were
registered rs drunk" Eighteen dodgers
woro accommodated in the station houses
Saturday night.
Judge James Informed the pastors who
asked to have appealed liquor cases speedily
tried that the Jail cases had the preference,
and their number now precluded an early as.
signment Of the liquor cases.
--NIajor-Geueral Stanlcy's vivacious dRugh-
tors could have found an inexhaustiblo sub.
ject of conversation IN the weather Yesterday.
II was one Of tho most disagreeaGlc, sloppy,
uncomfortable days over known in this 10.
| cality.
The District commissioners have entered
suit against the Washington & Georgetown
ANA Metropolitan Columbia railroad COM
| panics, to recover sums Of money alleged to be
duo the District for paving between the tracks
| Of their respective roads.
We learn that the agency of this city Of
| tho Howard Insurance company Of Now York
| has been changed to the Office Off b. Smith, Le
| Droit building, SOC L street. The Howard for
| fifty years has been regarded as one of tho
safest companies in tho country.
The graduates oftho girls advanced gram.
mar school met at tho Selton building Satur.
day, and formed IN association by the cleo
ton Of Miss Sadie L. White as president, Miss
May Chase, vice.prcsident; Miss Jennie Simp,
SON secretary, and Miss Freybold treasurer.
"A fire occurred in house No. 1903 street
northwest, occupied by Thomas Evans and
owned by Major Nicholson, about $3.50 O'Clock
yesterday afternoon. Tho fire originated in
the trimmings around the fireplace and Tho
damage amounted to about $50. 1t was *
tinRushod by the police and the members oI
No. ! engine company.
The resid cnce of Dir. Gibbs, O35 Rhode
Island avenue, was entoIed last wednesday
night by burglars, who succeeded in carrying
of valuablos to the amount oGabout 500. Al
entrance was made through the front windows
aud their operations were so quietly per
formed chat the depredatiOus were not dis
covered until next morning.
--Au elderly man, named James Counors
was fined Sj or thirty days hy Judge Sncl
yesterday on "A charge Of stealing some coal
which no was caught IN the act of carrying
away from the bureau ofengrgyng aud print
ing building. CunuOrs defense was that III
did not intend to steal tho coal, but wa
merely trying TO sec II he could lift 1t.
Saturday night, about 0:30 o'clock, Johi
Harrison, q bartender at Dunn's restaurant
on Louisiana avenue, between Ninth an
Tenth streets northwest, was struck In tn
head with glass by man named John Bar
ran and quito seriously injured Harrison
was taken to Drews drug store, where he re
celyed attention from DR.. McBlair, aud wa
then removed to his home.
Maggie Taylor has boon granted by Jus
tCe Cox divorce from the bonds of natri
mouy with Samuel r. Taylor. The bill wa
filed by Mr.. W. Preston Williamson on Sen
tomber IS, 1850, that the parties were mal
rigd In this city June l6 1872, by Rev. G. {
MoGd0r her maiden namo being Mngd
Mugce. They lived together until the latte
part.Of the year 1875, when she charges tina
he deserted her and left hor utterly destitute
On Wednesday, December /, 1850, Nj
Charles Peterson Of the war departmout vii
lead to the hymcnial altar Miss Flora Pruptl
granddaughter Of Charles Lemon, esq, supel
inteudent Of the folding department. at Ia
government printing office. Secretary Ram
soy Hon. Alonzo Bell, a relative of the bride
elect, aud Other distinguished porsonagos vii
attend the ceremony, which will take place q
All Souls church at $3.50 o'clock on the ever
ing Of the day named,