National Republican., 1880-04-28
CITY ES.

Sulphur Baths, ST. Dr. Dovce's. 500 Est
Turkish baths at DR.. She Ids 903 street, near
Ninth 60 cents.
b. F. Queen, Of the st. James news stand, sends
the New York Clipper for the current week.
The thirteenth concert of the School of Music
will be given at the North Presbyterian church this
evening.
The only Turkish bath in tho city 500 L street,
neor Judiciary Square Best shompoocr this side
of New York. Or. Boyce.
The Massachusetts, State Press Association left
at o clock yesterday morning for Richmond. They
Will return to this city tomorrow
Mr.. r. r. Taylor one Of the bailffs Of the Dis
trct courts who has been i'll at his residence, on
street, Tor some time, is not expected to recover.
Turkish, Russian aud sulphur Baths at the
wel-kuown place, 903 L street, near Ninth. The
only reliable place in the city for genuine baths.
Bishop Piuckney administered the rite Of con-
| iirmaton to large number Of candidates at Holy
Cross church last evening. The services were very
| impressive,
Tho trip of the Kecne IN. H. City Guards to
| this city has been indefinitely postponed on ac.
count OF the recent FIRE, BY which nearly one-half
| the town was burned.
Headquarters for disposal of second hand
| clothing &c. Call or address S. Guggenhcimer,
237 Seventh street southwest. Orders BY mail
| promptly attended to.
Tho oporetta "Farics and Flowers" will be
! performed Friday evening by the young ladies of
the Academytof the Nisitation corner Of Connectt-
| cut avenue and l. street.
| "A. NJ. Carroll of Baltimore, who Is erecting
new school house at Ammendalc, on the Baltimore
| u Ohio railroad, VIII soon commence new Cath
| olc church at that place
The Building Inspector has notified Mr.. NJ. n.
| Coombs that the building No. 40l Tenth street,
used for storing furniture is in dangerous condi-
| ton, and must be made secure
The lecture by Hon. Simon Wolf on more
! Light" recently postponed on account Of the ILL
ness of the lecturer, will be delivered Tonight at
| st. Pauls English Lutheran church.
DIR. William Boyd and william Henry Burr
/ have been chosen MS delegates to represent the
Auxiliary National Liberl League No, 10 of this
| city at the National Republican Convention.
| The alarm from box 81 yesterday afternoon
was caused by slight fire at the bakery of George
| Smith, No. sol North Capitol street. The neigh
| bOrs extinguished the flames with trlling loss.
! I'm tho case of Eliza A. Atchisou against the
Capitol Hill Building Association No. ., Justice
Hagner having confirmed the auditors report, the
defendants have seeded upon the basis Of the re-
port.
Patents were issued to the following residents
of the District yesterday: Louisville Twitchel
hand-guide for use in teaching penmanship; John
W. llogg, basket and sylvester t. L. Sterick, car
riage hub
john Mccormick, tailor, living on street
between Sixth aud Seventh, charged In the
Police court yesterday with assaulting a little boy
named Charles Newton with pair OF shears. The
case was continued.
An old man named Michael Lane, aged sixty
nine. has come from Texas, taking three weeks to
make the trip. He walked great part OF the way.
lie is after pension claim, and is stopping ut MIR.
Whiteiords mission, corner Of and Second streets
northeast.
Hannah whltau Smith, well known as an
eminently successful Bible reader in this country
and in Europe, will give series of Bible readings
at Wesley chapel, beginning at II o'clock to-mor-
row morning and continuing each day for over n
week
Mrs Elizabeth T. Furse died yesterday, in the
eighty second year of her age at the residence of
her daughter, Mrs. j. y. Palmer, No. ll07 street
northwest. Mrs. Furse was native of England.
The funeral viii take place Tomorrow afternoon
from Mrs. Palmcrs residence.
William CALVIN, a colored boy eleven years OF
age was required by Judge Smell yesterday to give
la n, tlla
, lug Robert Grimes, boy about the same
age, Tho shooting which was not serious, appeared
| TO be the result OF criminal carclessEess.
"A horse attached TO O wagon belonging 10 Mr..
George Collins, Of GEORGETOWN, ran away ON
Seventh street last night, In passing Mount Vernon
square he butted against Il lamp-post which he
aged and the horse was injured IN the hind legs.
The three colored roughs Oscar Jones, August
corner Of Twenty and streets Monday night
were fined 800 or sixty days each in jail by judge
Smell yesterday on the charge OF detacing private
, property, they having broken the Windows out OF
restaurant by throwing stones.
The District Commissioners have given theil
assent to laying walk from Pennsylvania avenue
opposite Eighth street. through the reservation K
the Washington Market building and the other i'm
y provements proposed by Mr.. Ordway, providing
that this action Is never to be taken as waiver
of any right claimed by the District in any mattel
: of dispute between the District and the Market
4 Company.
a The schooner Carrie s. Hart, Captain Davis
a made, on her last trip between Somerset, Mass.
!. and the port OF Georgetown, the fastest trip oil
record The vessel left Somerset April II at 4.3
p. IN. and arrived at Georgetown Tuesday, Apri
20 AT $3.50 p M, having made the trip of 800 mile
II in precisely seycnty-fOur hours.
l. Yesterday two small colored beggar boys at
|. tracted much attention While going from house Il
# house in the northern section OF the city, on &C
s count of the similarity of their clothing. Upoi
r being inerogaIed they stated that they had beci
!; taken from the coored orphan asylum bya coloreC
a woman to go into the country to work, but instea,
Of carrying out that intention, she had sent then
| out begging.
" The Unity Club will close the season for ls79-s
l. with It's thirteenth reception, at the residence
DR.. George Is. Welch No. 2lg gFour.and-R-hnlf stree
northwest, on Friday evening the Both inst, upol
It which occasion the play Of Time Tries Ali
members Of the ROund-rG bic Shakespeare Cut
A carefully selected vocal and instrumental pro
4 gramme will follow and at the conclusion ice
= cream and cake will be served.
= Tho spring meeting at the Brightwood dryin
g park will begin on May 4th and continue thre
u days The entries will close at O'Clock Tonight
r. and should be addressed Whiting d Moses, No. A
) street northwest The following Is the programme
u On Tuesday race Tor road horses to wagon
IS on Wednesday, May o, 2;lO class; purse, $3.50 D
: Thursday May o, 800 class purse, 100; and ruunin
? race, hGli.mile heats purse, 80.
By the invitation of Miss Bessie c. Graves
n number of Indies and gentlemen met in her parlOr
y Monday evening At 1903 II street to listen to a.
venerable Miss Peabody, tho object Of whose Ylsi
here was to aid the establishment Of free Kinder
garten for children who otherwise could not hay
h It's privilege. The members Of Bethany ChupC
= (rhrtcenth and Streets have offered the use
the chapel, and on Monday evening ways an
means TO carry cut this project were discussed
with this kindergarten u free lunch is to be give
IS daily.
Tho Democratic City convention will be he'll
at Cosmopolitan Hall tonight, when the delegate
recently elected az the primary meetings win a'
4 semblo Gud vote for two delegates 10 represent tn
= ! District at the Democratic National Convention
u lhe candidates are quite numerous, and tho con
yenlion Will probably be quite lively. As the Dis
trct delegates Will have 40 vote II Is not probabl
= that any effort will DO made 10 instruct them.
- number OF delegates 10 the convention met Il
. caucus at ChambCrlain's last evening but did mo
. come to any agreement to the candidates TO b
h supported, Mr.. William Dickson aud pr, G.
a culver appeared to be the aYoreS and those gen
y tlemen will probably deyeope strong support u
night.
I OUR ASSORTMENT THE LARGEST OUI
9 PRICES THE LOWEST EIsEAiAN BROS
1 CLOTHIEHS AND TAlLORS, COR 9TH AND +.
For full line Of China mating at popular price
a 60 10 Julius Lansburgh, Odd.FellOws Hall.
, 1000 Pairs Misses Button Boots at 81,
Z best in the city, at ], Brooks new shoe store, S,
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