National Republican., 1880-04-30
-snlnhnr Raths. 81. pr. poree,s. 5oa E St.

Sulphur Baths, 81, Dr. Bovoe's, J09 + st.
Turkish baths at Dr. Shedds, 90S Z street, near
Ninth, GO cents.
Tho only Turkish bath IN the city 500 street.
near Judiciary Square. Best shampooer this side
of New York. DR.. BOvee.
Inspector Entwise has notified Mr.. William
Wall to make secure the house No 437 New Jersey
avenue by underphming it.
Justice Macarthur has decided to continue
jury trials in Circuit Court No, until Tuesday, and
will sit tomorrow for that purpose
Turkish, Russian and Sulphur Baths at the
wcll-known place, 903 street, near Ninth. The
only reliable place in the city for genuine baths.
Headquarters for disposal of second hand
clothing &c. Call or address " Guggcnheimer.
237 Seventh street southwest. Orders BY mail
promptly attended to.
The two young ladies from Boston who have
been stopping at Police headquarters, one of them,
il is said, having run away from home, left for
Boston yesterday afternoon.
Applications for liquor licenses from Daniel
Sullivan. los street northwest, and George W.
Driver and Samuel +. schofeld, No. 1913 street
northwest, were approved yesterday.
The contract for the construction of pipe-
sewer on Fourth street northeast from to G, and
day awarded to Moehler & Reynolds at 50 2S6l.7O.
Philip johnson, who pleaded guilty to man.
slaughter in killing George Brown February 90
1873, and sentenced to the Baltimore penitentary
for three years. has been pardoned by the Presi-
dent
The members OF the Supreme Conclave I'M
proved Order Of Heptssophs who met in annual
session in this city at Association Hall on Tuesday
| and Wednesday, departed for their homes yester-
day afternoon on the 4:20 train.
Many persons living in the eastern section of
the city are satisfied that Tom SmothcrS committed
| the crime upon Miss Smith for which Cephas Jones
is now nov serving term in the Penitentiary. and
under thus belief a strong effort is being made TO
secure the pardon of Jones,
! Thieves entered the house of Mr.. n. b. Walker,
| OF the Office of the Register Of the Treasury No
1Oll NJ street northwest, Wednesday night and
stole quantity OF Silverware and other articles be-
longing 20 the family and fine oyercoat belonging
| to Senator Teller, of Colorado
Mrs. Hannah whiGl Smiths Bible readings at
Wesley chapel corner OF and Fifth streets are n /
| tended by a large and interested audience. Her
long, varied experience, added 10 eminent abilities
as ready thinker and talkor render her very
! interesting ana instructive teacher Of Bible truths
and experience.
| B. f. owen the letter-carrier has accented
challenge from Z. Tracy, who claims the cham
| FOR twenty hour go-aSyou.p,ease pedestrian
contest for from so to 500 side and the cham.
| pionship belt. a meeting will be held next Mon
| DAY night 10 arrange prelimin0ries.
| The Young Mems Christian Association will
| give reception this evening to the officers and
clerks Of tie Treasury department., in the associa-
Mr.. Z. j. Townsend Mr.. Warren Young Miss Hop
perton, Mr., Read and Mr., L. b. Hay will take part
in the musical and literary exercises
| Tho annual presentation.dGy exercises of the
National Deaf Mute College will DO held in the hail
Of the institution II Kendall Green Wednesday af-
ternoon May 3 The programme includes an ad.
l.
| fessOr Alexander Graham Bell, Gnd an address to
the students by Hon. ]. Randolph Tucker
Tho Commissioners yesterday awarded the
contract for laying an asphalt pavement with
hydraulic cement concrete foundation, on Penn
sylvania avenue along the reservations between
Seventh and Eighth streets and Thirteenth and
Fourteenth streets, TO John s. Baldwin who bid for
the work a the rate of ninety nine cents per square
yard.
The young ladies Of the Wesleyan Institute. of
S,aunton, Va, visited the Capitol yesterday in
| force, Indictment making thai rrn
posed trip to Arlington and the soldiers Home
| inpraettcabe' Last eyoning they gave another
very enjoyable musical and literary entertainment
at the Metropolitan Hotel. They will leave fol
Staunton this morning
The meeting of Equal, Division, Sons of TEN.
| pcTence, this evening will be more thnn usual,
interesting Several well known business mef
who have never been Identified with the temper.
anee cause propose 70 connect Themselves with the
open aud literary and musical entertainment
viii be presented by the committee on coed oithC
order IN when several iayor!te yocalisS anC
the Division. All will be welcome.
The funeral of Mrs Elizabeth T. Furse consnr
Of the late John Fnrse TOOK place Yesterday after
noon from the residence Of her daughter. Mrs j. +
Palmer on + street, Rev. Drs. Peytun Brown and
Cuihbsrt omctsting both AZ the residence and III,
grave. The pall-bearers were Mcssrs Robert Bates
Ed simpson Joseph Anthony, Dr. Tabler, Jancl
Shields aud lschard Fullaloye and the remains
encascd by Undenaker 5pearc in a Stein black
cloth-coyergd cGsket, with silver bar handles wcr,
laid away during an April shower in the Congres
sIonsl cemetery,
Bakers Dramatic Company close their success
ful season at Odd Fellows Hall next Monday
evening IN the play of Our Boys for The bencG
Of Union Tent Of ReChabtes This company Is to
| well known TO need further Endorsement. by thei
careful acting they have obtained an cuvNbe rep
utstion during the past winter, and their friend
should not fail to see this their last per. Ormnnc
for this season here, The whole company will ap
pear in the cast, namely Messrs Towers, Baker
| Barley. Robinson Sherwood and Knapp, AnJ
Misses ROun, Wallace Donaldson and Jackson,