National Republican., 1880-06-17
CITY NOTES,


The annual commencement Of Waverly
seminary will be held at Lincoln hall this
| evening.
The only Turkish bath in the city, 500 E
street. near Judiciary Square. Best shampooer
this side of New York. DIR. Bovce.
Arrangements arc being made by the Ana.
costa Rowing association for another double
sculling race on the Eastern branch.
Turkish Russian aud Sulphur Baths at
the well'known place, 903 Il treet near Ninth.
The only reliable place in the city for genuine
baths.
by reference TO the advertisement it will
be seen that the excursion for this evening ia
postponed on account of the weather until
further notice.
Headquarters for disposal of secondhand
| clothing, &c. Call or address s. Guggenhemer,
239 Seventh street southwest. Orders by mail
promptly attended to.
The two-story wooden building on Tenth
street, between Cstreet and Maryland avenue,
owned by Bartlett & Robbins, has been con-
demned by the building inspector.
Charles Crump, hotel waiter, was fined
$50 or sixty days in Jail by Judge Smell yes
terday for appropriatiug 4 tcu-dolar bill which
II guest had given him to be changed.
Mrs. James Ely and the young ladies Of
the SInithfcld female institute of Smithfeld,
Va, arrived in the city yesterday aud will re-
main at the st. james hotel for II few days.
The grand jury have found Indictments
against Thomas McNally and Robert f. HAM
ilton, ottor.carricrs, charged with embezzing
letters from the mail and approprating their
contents.
The Philharmonic society has arranged for
an excursion and promenade concert on the
steamer w. W. Corcorrn next Friday evening,
leaving the wharf at o'clock sharp, and re-
turning about IL o'clock.
-Bright's disease and all kidney affections,
rheumatism, dyspepsia, neuralgia, paralysis,
diseases of females and all nervous and chronic
diseases POSITIVELY cured by DIR. Bosworth, 9l9
street. Lady assistant in attendance. See
his card.
w. w. Warren, late clerk in one of the de.
partments, was yesterday indicted by the grand
jury for obstaiuing money on false pretcnses
in selling his salary or pay for the month of
April with intent to defraud and afterward
drawing it himself.
The presidential campaign of 1880 bids
fair TO lie very lively, but this will not in the
slightest degree intorIupt the even current of
business at George +. Timms & Co.'s clothing
establishments, southeast corner of Seventh and
ID streets. BY selling fine goods at low prices
and adhcring to the onc-prico rule, the firm
has secured trade that will withstand any
shock
Tho second trial of james Stokes for the
murder of Charles Kane is set for to-day. The
accused was tried in June 1879, aud con victed
of mauslaughtcr aud sentenced to the penten.
tiary for six years. The case was carried TO
the general term on exceptions and new trial
awarded. This is the case whero tho deiond.
ant butted Kane, an old man. to death, on the
Bunker Hill road. smashing his skull into in
Vulnerable pieces
The funeral of Policeman Thomas G. T.
Hatton took place at 2 o'clock yesterday after
noon from the Mount Vernon house, Rev. Mr.
| Deal, of the NJ. e. church, officiating. The re-
mains were escorted to the Congressional ceme-
terry, where they We're deposited in vault by
detail of thirty policemen, Company b, Second
artillery aud The Marine band. They will, at
n future day, be removed to ho family bury
ing ground at Halton Hill, Maryland.
The Columbian Amateur Journalists as
sociation ut their seventh quarterly election
elected the following officers President G.
r. Waller; vice-presdent, Harry II. L pley;
secretary, p. i. Sebastian; treasurer, w. s.
| Whiteiord; official organ, TiuMfu Tablet; ser.
geaut-at.arms, w. II. Secrnitzer. and parlia-
mcntary reader, w. E. Merritt. 1t elected
the following members as delegates to the ma
tional A. p. A. convention to be held at Gin.
cinnati July IA, 1880: S. B. Milton and j. d.
Lee; substitute, c. X. Waller.