National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-02-10
CITY NOTES.

CITY hOfbbs
Turkish Bathsat Dr. shedd's, 903 street
near Ninth go cents.
The only Turkish (hot air. Bath in the
city, 500 street, near Judiciary Square DR..
II. J.. Bovee.
The collections ofrevenues for the District
from all sources for the month of December
is SAG, 40736.
Liquor licenses have been issued TO John
Hoy, Mary J. Raglan, Michael Biston, T..
Coakly and j. Carberry.
S. Guggenheimor will buy secondhand
clothes &C., at 237 Seventh sereet southwest.
Orders by mail promptly attended to.
The Washington Light Infantry Corps
yesterday received their new guns - 100
stands. The members of the corps will now
have no excuse for not attending drills.
--Winnebago Tribe, l. o. r. NJ gave an en-
joyable entertainment at OddFollows' Hall
last evening in aid Of the German Orphan
Asylum. A handsome sum of money was
Melted.
AT meeting of the National Congress.
sional Temperance Society held yesterday
morning, Secretary X. w. Thompson was
elected president, vice Judge McCrary, re.
signed,
Turkish, Russian aud Sulphur Baths at
| the well-known place, DIR. Shedd's, 003 L
Il
the city for genuine baths. Shampooer of ten
years experience; no novices in tho business
| ut this place.
"A protest has been filed before the House
| District Committee by property OF
| South Washington against the passage of the
Springer bill creating Il Union Railroad Com
pany, aud r conference on the subject will be
held this morning.
1t is not probable that any action will DO
taken this session regarding the question Of u
better water supply for the District, as dc.
sire to keep down appropriations is manifested
by the majority in Congress.
| AT u meeting of the Students Association
of the National College Of Pharmacy last night
| Edward GladmOn was elected valcdictorian
for the class of 1850. Prof Henry ID. Parsons
was elected an honorary member.
The subcommittee on railroads Of the
Senate, District of Columbia Committee will
meet at the committee rooms in the Capitol
at three o'clock tomorrow afternoon, the 18th
| instant. for the purpose of hearing parties
interested in the question of railroad charters,
changes and extensions.
Mr. John Fiske will deliver course oil
| lectures on Americas Place in History" at
| Congregational church. The first lecture
| THE Discovery of America and its Heroes
from Left Ericsson to Magellan" will be dcliv-
cred next Friday evening.
"A bill appropriating money Tor the con
| structOn Of II free bridge over thC Potomac
was under discussion by tho Senate District
| Committee yesterday, but no conclusion was
arrived at 1t is understood, however,. that 4
| favorable report will be made.
The only prize offered at the entertain.
ment recently given by the ladies Of tho lrisl
Relief Association remaining unclaimed is III,
| portrait and frame presented by Mrs. Sher
dan. Ticket No 1903 won II, and as that
ticket was delivered at the door, there is still
q lucky winner 10 be made happy.
Messrs. Fisk, Clark & Flagg, of New York
have entered suit for an injunction against
Auerbach & Bro, Morris Price, Tyssmsk
BrO Hollander Bro and Henry Franc to pre-
vent tho sale ola certain improvement in neck
scarf, for which the plaintiffs claim TO enjoy
the right.
-Brights and all other kidney diseases
dyspepsia, liver complaints and all nervous
and chronic diseases, and all female weak
nesscs, positively cured with electricity, al
9lS + street northwest, by Dr. Bosworth, as
sisted by thoroughly competent lady The
Doctors success is unprecedented in the heal
ing art. Call for references. Consultation
free.
A number of the friends OF Mr.. r.
Kline celebrated his return to this city by
hanquetat Aman's on last Saturday night. Mr.
Kline has been in Oregon and Washington
Territory on special business for the Lane
Office for a period Of eighteen months, Hi
friends here thought his return n proper Occa
sion TO celebrate, and accordingly Aman's bes
was called upon to do him honor.
Three new cases of smallpox were re
ported at tho Health Office yesterday OF
Madison street between NJ and n northwest
corner of Eighteenth and A street northeast
and corner of South Carolina avenue ant
Ninth street southeast. Two deaths were alst
reported, one at Sinners and the other at tn
corner OF Eighteenth and A streets northeast
These were the first cases since January 9th
The little busy hees Of tho Government
Printing Ollice (the NJ, l.. Y. Club uotwilll
standing tho deduction from their pay for Ney
Years day Ia legal holiday gave q leap-yea
party to their friends last night at Washing
ton Hall, which was largely attended, an
proved TO be most enjoyable entertainment
the young ladies taking full charge Of the gen
tlenun, and at their own expense furnishin
supper and refreshments, and seeing then
safely deposited ut their respective homes Il
the close of the entertainment. The gentle
men wero tastefully attired in lace collar
and cuffs to match, and no doubt the questio
was popped to more than one of their humble
! during the evening.