National Republican., 1880-04-27
CTR NOTES.

Sulphur Baths, ST. DR.. Bovce's 500 Est
Turkish baths at DR.. shedds 0o3 E street, near
Ninth, 60 cents.
Tho Marine band win play at the Presidents
grounds next saturday.
The third annual session OF the Improved Order
OF lleptasophs Will be convened In this city to-day.
The police yesterday reported q number of
strect-amps not having been lighted the previous
night.
Marriage licenses have been issued to John
Davis and Alice Williams, and Benjamin Turner
The only Turkish bath In tho city 500 E street.
near Judiciary Square. Best shalnpOoor this sido
OF New York. DR.. Bovee.
Turkish, Russian and Sulphur Baths at tho
well-kuown place, 9O3 street near ninth. Tho
only reliable place in the city for genuine baths.
Headquarters for disposal of second hand
Clothing, &c. Call or address S. Guggonheimer,
promptly attended to.
Spring Suits aiH Spring ovcrcontS selections
complete styles attractive; al George +. Ifnms q
Co., One-Price Clothing House, 3lg southeast cor
ncr of Seventh and streets.
"A window-ourtan in No. 1870 I street north
west caught fire last evening shortly after o'clock
nCcesstating an alarm from box 30. The flames
were cxtnguishcd with triaing loss.
Solomon Livingston was arrested by Detective
Miller yesterday for asSaultng man named Ran.
@ ua, Cqr6giIng on PGnnSylyania avenue near Four.
andn-hnlf street. Livingston LEFT security for his
appearance to-day.
The coored boy william Scott. who attempted
20 victimize two Sevcnh-street merchants Saturday
by means OF forged notes asking the loan OF five
dollar gold piece, was committed for the Grand Jury
by Judge Smell yesterday.
The stables of Messrs. J. J. Beavnns and Will
lam Brown and also the horses Gabriel and LEROY,
belonging to Messrs. Barnes & West. of New Or
leans, arrived in the city yesterday and were taken
to the National Fair grounds stables.
Rev. J. Vaughn LOWS Will leave the city this
week. Tho vestry and wardens of st. Luke's
church have drawn mp and will present to him an
eslngro;ssed eng paper regretiing his departure from
| Washington, and thanking him for the great part
which he took in the establishment of their church.
There is a split in the Ira Aldridge Dramatic
Company. a meeting of the originals " was held
l9st evening and the following officers were
| elected George w. Smith, president; Alexander
| shippen, secretary ]. G. Butler treasurer; w. c.
| Chase manager and Miss l. NJ. Harris custodian.
Since the conviction Of Tom smothers, Samuel
| Gillian, who was the principal witness against the
accused has been made the object of the most dis
gushing and vile epithetS, and on more than one
occasion ms ne has been threatened. Ills pres
| the eastern section Of the city.
| Clark Brown, the colored boy whose arrest was
noted in The NATIONAL REPUBLICAN Of yesterday,
was tried in the Police court yesterday for commit.
| ting an outrage on RosinR Brown, colored girl.
| The alleged crime was committed last Thursday
night at the corner of New Jersey avenue and
| Third streets. Brown was committed for the Grand
Jury.
Tho Secretary OF the Navy has granted the use
ofthe steamcuttcr Black Jack to the District police
to patrol the river for the purpose of enforcing tho
fishing laws. The Black Jack will cruise along the
river front rom sundOwn every Saturday night until
the Monday morning following during the fishing
season to prevent violations of the recent law pro-
hibiting fishing with nets during those hours.
Last night Or. Bluud's parlors were flied with
an Intelligent audience in compliment to Mrs
Emily Thornton Charles. who delivered lecture
upon woman" which was bright, original and
interesting Those who heard 1t will at an early
day take means to have 1t delivered to the public
Mrs. c. is q wellknown Western newspaper and
historical writer, besides being a noted rGcitNionis
OF her own production, from Hawthorne Bios
sons" Mr.. Jerome Burnett Colonel Stevens. Dr
Bland and Colonel McOCham contributed theil
mite 10 the entertainment The former gentle.
man read an original poem of decided merit