National Republican., 1880-06-29
CITY VOTES.

The only Turkish bath in the city, 500 i
street, near Judiciary Square. Best sbampooer
this side Of New York. DR.. Bovce.
-Letha Matthews. colorsd, who was undor
sentence of five years for perjury, died sud.
denly Of heart disease at the Jail last Satur-
day.
Turkish, Russian and Sulphur Baths at
the well-known place, 003 L troet, near Ninth.
The only reliable place in the city for genuine
baths
The actual population of the District Of
Columbia amounts to about 200 over 17S,000.
The exact figures have not yet been deter.
mined.
Headquarters for disposal of secondhand
clothing, &c. Call or address S. Guggenheimer,
239 Seventh street southwest Orders by mail
promptly attended TO.
The contract for the reconstruction and
strengthening of the M-strect bridge over Rock
creek was yesterday awarded to the Pittsburg
bridge company at s4,T59.
Major Twiuing, who has inspected tho
Lauritzen school building OH Capitol hill, is
entirely satisfied with It, aud says that it is
tho best public school building in the District.
AT meeting Of tho teachers of tho sixth
division, or county schools resolutions were
adopted IN respect 10 tho memories of thoir
late associates. Charles N. and Horny r. Otey.
"A meeting of Pennsylvania republican
voters will be held at Marinrs hall next Fri
day evening for the purpose Of reorganzng
the pennsylvania State Republican associ.
alton.
Miss Birdie, the daughter Of Mrs NJ. L.
NJ Mason has some fine subjects in pastel on ex-
hibition at Markriters art gallery, on street.
-"Pharaoh's Horses "rhe Prison of Chilon," I"
and marine view.
Mrs. Sarah A. Spencer, who has returned
from the political conventions, lost on her way
from Cincinnati to Washington 800 intrusted
to her by the Female Suffrage association to
pay bills in this city.
The first annual races of the Capital
Bicycle club will take place this evening from
Iowa circle. There are enough entries for
each of the four races 10 mako the occasion n
very interesting one.
Mr. %. Dannamann, dealer in fancy goods,
reported TO the rolice yesterday that boy
nam ed Isaac Gutman whom he sent 10 bank
with S65 last Friday, failed to make tho de.
posit, but abscondcd, it is believed, to New
York.
-Brights disease and all kidney affections,
| rheumatism, dyspepsia, neuralgia, paralysis,
diseases Of females and all nervous and chronic
diseases positively cured by Dr. Bosworth, 9lS
r street. Lady assistant in attendance. See
his card
The E.street baptist church Sunday.scbool
had an excursion yesterday TO Marshall Hall
on the steamer Mary Washington. The party
numbered about 250 and tho festivities Mt
Marshall Hall were enjoyed very much by the
| children.
--Lavinia Young has entered suit against tho
Manhattan Life Insurance company to recover
| $500 insurance on the life of her husband
John J. Young, which, she claims, the conf
pany has failed 10 pay in pursuance of policy
| held against them.
The republicans of Prince George, Md,
are TO hold ~ ratification meeting on the even
ing of July D, at o'clock. j. u. Harris c.
I. Ditty, General Tyler and others ARE ex-
pectcd to address the meeting. The G:45 p. M
train will be in time for the meeting.
The Washington Literary association has
elected the following officers A. Behrend,
| president; S. Heller, yice-president; j. Souza,
recording secretary; +. Piftrling, correspond
ing secretary S. Rich, financial secretary; Ii.
Samstag. ibrarian; c. NJ. Heller. marshal.
| The census enumerators held another ex-
! cursOn meeting last night in room so, LeDrot
| building. The excursion committee appointed
at the last meeting made report. which was
adopted, fixing the dato of the excursion on
tue 10th OF July to Marshall Hall on board
the John W. Thompson.
Ono OF the best and surest ways for man
to keep cool is TO provide himself with one OF
Timms & Co.'s summer suits. AT their cloth
ing establishment southeast corner of Seventh
and ID streets, can be found tho greatest
variety of summer goods at low prices. The
one-price rule is strictly followed
-LucyV Farris through her solicitor, II. r
Wiswell, has entered suit for divorce from her
husband, Allen II. Farris. The parties were
married in this city April 4, 1866 her maiden
name being Lucy V. Roberts, and have resided
here ever since. She charges that on Dccom.
Dor 25, 1915 he deserted and has wholly neg.
ccted to support her since that time.
A coil-oil lamp exploded last night at 42g
Four-and-a-half street southwest, causing con.
siderable excitement, and an alarm was turned
in from box Az The house was occupied bv a
colorcd man named Newman, and his LITTLE
daughter was severely burned about tho left
arm by burning oil, otherwise the damage wa:
trAing.
At the regular meeting of Pioneer council
No. /, Sons of Jonadab tho following.nnmed
were chosen as officers of the council for tb,
ensuing term of six months: D. L. Hopsop
w. G.; A. Warwick, d. c.; James w. Brown
W, p; Edward +. Taylor, Il. S.; John d. Buck
10y, f. s.; William II. Norton, r.; William A
Chauncey, ". g.: James +. llibbs, A. g.; NJ. II
Parker, ]. WI john w. Hayes, o. w., and j, w
Garland, organist
A cool wave is expected to arrive her,
soon from tho northwest. Yesterday morn
ing while the Thermometer stood at eight,
In this city, 1t stood at Thirty eight in Chey
enne, showing fall Of forty degrees in forty
eight hours. Corresponding falls were noteC
r at other points in the west and northwest
1t may not be necessary to get out ulstsrs. bu
there is gratifying prospect that the night
will soon DO cool enough to allow person I
get comfortable sleep.
REGULAR fairy bower sparkling fouu
: tains fragrant flowers and delightful music a
DrivOr & Schoheld's Summer Garden.
HoRsE.FLY NETS 75 cents, at The Populo