National Republican., 1880-08-07
CITY RO7Ea.

| -AhcultlnDer bHo Jf1p 70 Uno sea tO-WBub on
the magnificent steamer Jane Moseley.
-BcnedicLino Malt Vino Beer Finley &
Koch. agents, 1905 Pennsylvania avenue.
The PennsylvsniAns aud their friends en-
ioyed themselves hugely down tho river last
evening.
The national museum building will DO
finished just IN time for President Garfeld's
inaugural BALL
New lamp-posts are to be erected at the
| corner Of Third aud N northwest and Eighth
aud streets northeast.
"A liquor license has been granted Charles
Schuebell. Adverse action was taken on tho
application of Catherine Dents.
The National Rifles will give compll
mentary excursion 60 Gymont on the steamer
Corcoran next Tuesday evening.
The only Turkish bath in the city 500 L
street, near Judiciary Square Best shampooer
this side of New York. Dr. Bovcc.
Auditor viuson has decided to pay no
| coroner's Jurors certificates except to tue par
ties themselves who served rs iuors.
David Roach has been awarded the con-
tract for grading, graveling and top.soiling
the grounds south Of the executive mansion.
Turkish. Russian and Sulphur Baths at
the well.known place, 903 L trcet near Ninth.
The only reliable place in the city for genuine
baths.
"A NdlulDlo morse stolen from MIS-. IL. Ii.
| Otlutt Of Bethesda, Montgomery county, Nd.
has been recovered by our police aud restored
| to the owner.
Wells Forbes, a prominent and active citi.
zen Of Falls Church. Va, died at his residence,
in that place, Thursday, in the sixty-eighth
year Of his age.
Ale Mcdowell, at present under engage.
mcnt at tho Theatre Comique, has signed with
the Oates Comic Opera troupe for next season
as first low comedian.
The trips of the Lady of the Lake and
John w. Thompson tomorrow afternoon, for
forty miles on the Potomac are highly benefi-
cial and very enjoyable.
Judge Smell yesterday sentenced Coum-
bus Kennall and Darius Ship, convicted last
week OF stealing iron and brass fixtures from
government buildings, 10 Jail for six months
each.
No tidings had been received last night
| from Harrin !ton (tho shoe man) and Miss
Alice Ford, the couple whose alleged elope-
ment created q sensation OH Ninth street
| Thursday.
james Clark (colored), q piclpockct ar.
rested by Officer Mcmahon at the corner of
| Tenth street and Pennsylvania avenue Thurs.
day, was yesterday sent to Jail for six mouths
by Judge Smell,
The Gas company has been notified to at
once make all necessary repairs 10 the pipes
on streets whore new pavements are TO be laid
| in order 10 avoid the expense and damage of
tearing up tho new pavements.
| Professor Odlum of the natatorium will this
evening give free exhibition for gentlemen
only of his wonderful skill in tho water SINH
lar to the one given by him ouce before this
season. Tho exhibition will be opened at s
o'clock.
"A woman named Kate Waters was ar.
rested by Lieutenant Kelly last evenin g,
charged with keeping disreputable house on
Twelfth street above the Avenue. She was
locked up at tho ffth precinct station for n
hearing in police court to-day.
"A horse attached TO carriage, in which
wore seated Mr.. Joseph Eager and wife, te3iS
fright at the corner OF Seventh and r streets
about 1880 o'clock yesterday morning, and
running away demolished the vehicle and
threw thesoccupantS against the curb, badly
injuring them both.
Seventeen produce dealers were charged
in the police court yesterday with doing bus.
ness without license but through their
counsel Mr.. Il. X. Elliott, they waived hear
ing, and, proceeding to the collectors office,
paid their license fees, as test case recently
taken to the upper court was decided against
them.
Miss Lizzio Kipp left the city last evon-
ing for New York, whence she will sail on the
10Th instant to Chill, to engage in missionary
labors under the auspices of the methodist
I episcopal church. About fifty members of
the Hamline church, Of which Miss Kipp was
. an active and valuable member, went to the
depot to see her off,
The case of the Odorless Excavatng An.
] paratus company against Francis j. Carter for
, injunction to prevent him using certain ma
chinery in removing night soil in this District,
' was heard by Justice Hagnor. After the pre-.
! senting Of voluminous atfidavits on both sides
5 aud listening to arguments, tho court re.
fused to grant the injunction.
The first public service on tho jackson
grove camp.meeting ground was held yester.
day morning at 645 o'clock, prayer meeting
/, being conducted by Rev. Mr.. Kinzer of Balti-
! more. Later Rev. Mr.. Napier Of Warwick
: preached, and in the afternoon Rev. Mr.. Mills
of Alexandria discOursed. The anxiety of the
tcuters regarding their delayed luggage Thurs
day night prevented any strict attendance Ia
l. religious duties.
The United Aid association has elected
the following officers: President, Aaron Rus
4 sell, reelected; vico.president, George L.
= Younger; treasurer, William ii. Wilson, re-
. elected; recording secretary, Richard A. Gil,
I, lem, reelected; assistant secretary, Edward
y Peasants; marshal, Horace Dyer; assistant
y y marshal, Charles jones' board of trustees
!. James NJ. Terrell, John S, Butler, John NJ
a Evans and William IL. Butler.
"A man named John, alias "saxey,'
4 " DTlcH WINS UTIesIcu lhst evening Dy sergeant
q Boyle of the seventh precinct for indecent ex
y pOsure on Pennsylvania ayOnue, near -Four
IS and-a.half street northwest. The accused wa!
,t escorted to the seventh precinct station house
q where Lieutenant Austin, docming the ofIensC
n of sufficient Importance, refused to release hin
without bail. This The prisoner was unabl,
to furnish and WAS locked up for h hearing il
- the police court this morning.
t. An evening paper published last evening
the story OF a gentleman who represented tha
lie had witnessed hostile encounter updc
the code duello, in field west of the soldiers
,, homo at o'clock yesterday morning. Th,
u dueliug party, consisting Of seven in all, cam,
u upon the ground in two hacks, ton PAGES wer,
y measured OIL and the principals blazed away
7, ono of them being wounded in the right arm
's The parties then shook hands and returniu,
), to the hacks were driven away. As a dill
q gent inquiry has failed to substantiate th
L story, II is reproduced for what it is worth
j.
e Auction SRio Stopped
II at Park Shoe Store, 032 Seventh street, bu
d all goods sold very low, aud somo at less thar
D. auction prices.
II BENEDIcTINE MALT WINE BEER. Finley 1
r. Koch, agents 1905 Pennsylvania avenue.
"a Hotel Arrivals.
i ST Jomos-T A silver of Tndiannnolie