National Republican., 1880-08-16
CITY NOTES.

Koch, sgents, 1906 Pennsylvania avenue.
The table at Driver & Schofelds abouuds
in the good things Of life. Regular diu ner or
breakfast, fifty cents.
The season at Ford's opcra.house will open
on tho Both instant and at the National the
atre oil tho 9th of September.
The only Turkish bath in the city, 500 L
street, near Judiciary Square. Best shampoocr
this side Of New York. DR.. Bovee.
Among the recent victims Of tho Arliug-
ton three.card monte men was a young army
officer who was bled to the extent Of 500.
Turkish, Russian and Sulphur Baths at
the well.known place, 903 + trcet near Ninth.
The only reliable place in tue city for genuine
baths
The Potomac Fruit Growers will give thoir
fourth excursion of tho season 10 Marshall
Hall on tho steamer w. w. Corcoran nozt
Tuesday.
1t was Wobor's band and not the Marine
band that furnished the music for the Knights
Tcmplar demonstration and serenade last
Friday evening.
Officers Miller and Powell found a man
named John Mulcahy sick in Judiciary squato
Saturday morning and had him removed to
Providence hospital.
"A man named William Allen was fined
500 or three months in Jail for making brutal
and indecent assault on little white girl
named Sarah Peppers.
William f. Thyson has hled the threat.
ened bill for an injunction against the COM
missioners Of the District TO prevent the cree.
tion OF a schoo-house on COrcoran square.
An artcsian well has bccn sunk in the yard
of the Citizens market, and much to the sur.
prise Of the narketmeu n stream of mineral
water, resembling Vchy, has been started.
--Lato Friday night Mr.. John Kelly, who
lives near tue chain bridge, was thrown from
his horse on the Conduit road, and, being
dragged some distance, was seriously injured.
"A rather important looking individual,
who gave his name as George A. Daudelotte,
and his occupation as that of n lawyer, was
arrested Saturday night for disordorly conduct
in Abner's garden.
Officer Britt on Saturday arrested Samuel
Lewis aud james Temple, two young sneak
thieves, for stealing pair Of shoes from Sins
heimcr g. Bro, aud pHr Of socks from Sam
stag's store, on Seventh street.
Alexander Denis, the colorcd man ar.
rested for shooting Moses Wormloy of wash
| ington ut q cOlored picnic ut Irving park, last
Saturday, has been committed to the Jail at
Ellicott City in default Of $500 bail.
Tho police made iifty.one arrests during
the twonty.four hours ending at o'clock yes
| terday morning, score Of which wero
| "drunks." During the same period four
|
grants.
The Washington Brick Machine COM
pnny, morigagcd creditor and large stock
holder in the Baltimore Brick company, has
| filed exceptions to the recent sale by tho
mortgages aud trust of the property aud
estate Of the Baltimore company.
EARLY yesterday morning the window of
Howard Souili's saddle aud harness store, No.
1912 Pennsylvania avenue, was broken by n
stone, thrown by some unknown party. on
| GERS Clark and Thompson gave chase TO the
miscreant, but did not capture him.
George w. Collins, Leon Bowen and
Eugene Scaggs, the three young men arrested
at tho Schuetzon park last Friday on u charge
of passing counterfeit money, were discharged
from custody tho following morning as 1t
was found that the charge could not bo sus.
| tained.
Oliver P. Chappell has entered suit against
tho National Fair association for $4,000 OH
account of injuries received by falling from a
scailold in October, 1879, while engaged in the
erection Of one of the fair buildings. lie
claims that the fall was due to the negligence
of the defendants.
The employees of Abner's garden left at
midnight Saturday night on picnic excursion
TO the Great Falls. Their departure was sig
maiscd by display Of fireworks in front oI
Abner's garden. They took two wagons, one
| W convey tuc purity duu tHe OlucI lOI tne
mssary stores.
There will be q brilliant Jewish wedding
at the Eighth.strcot temple Wednesday even
ing, the contracting parties being Miss Fannie
Rosenberg of this city and Mr.. Alexander HoA-
heimer Of Norfolk. The ceremony at the tenn
plo will take place at o'clock, aud an hour
later reception will be held in Marinis s
hail.
The guests at the Metropolitan hotel were
on Saturday informed that their last meal by
the present proprietors would be served Oh
Monday morning. Negotiations have been
pending for tho continuance of the business Of
| the house. but it is stated none have been con-
cuded, and it Is probable tho hotel will be
temporarily closed.
A large feed wagon belonging to William
| II. Tenney * Sons, and containing 100 bushels
of feed was backed over an cmbankmcnt
| twenty feet high on the canal between Market
and Frederick streets, Georgetown, Saturday
night The wagon was damaged and one of
the horses seriously injured. The driver, Wm.
! IL. johnson, was unhurt.
A boy named James Temple brought suit
| against Thomas Crawford, before Justice
| O'Neill Saturday, to recover S5l which he had
found in the street and of which, it is alleged,
Mr.. Crawford had dispossessed him. The
money was turned over 10 the police and no
owner appearing, the boy entered suit to re.
gain possession Of it, The justice reserved his
decision.