National Republican., 1880-11-08
BENEpTcTINE MALT WINE BEER. Finley d
Koch, agents, l206 Pennsylvania avenue.
CITY NOTES.

--Benedictine Malt Vino Beer. Finley &
Koch, agents, 1906 Pennsylvania avenue.
Washington +. Poddrich has been ap.
pointed notary of public for the District.
The inspector of buildings will complete
the repairs on tho Normal school building
The Central City veterans of Syracuse,
N. Y, will be the guests of the Union Veteran
corps on inauguration day.
Tho profits of the fair recently held for
the benefit of st. VlnccnCs orphan asylum
are stated to amount to s., 500.
The only Turkish bath In the city, 500 L
street. near Judiciary Square Best shampooer
this side of New York. DR.. Bovee.
You can publish three.lnc advertise.
mcnt of want rent, for sale or lost three times
for twenty-five cents in The REPUBLICAN,.
sS--The Marine band gave sacred concert
for the benefit of the members of the Schuetzcn
vorein at the Schuetzcn park last evening.
The highest cash prico paid for dresses and
gonts' clothing, watches, jewclry, etc. Call or
address Her2og, 30S Ninth st., near Pa. ave.
"A small frame house at Ivy City belong
ing to the Freedmen's savings bank was dc.
stroyed by fire about o'clock Saturday evcu-
ing,
Turkish, Russian and Sulphur Baths at
the well-known place, 003 Il street. near Ninth.
The only reliable place in tho city for genuine
baths.
bradbury pianos and organs on the popu.
lar installmont plan. Superior renting stock
speciality. Freeborn G. Smith, 1l03 Penn
sylvania avenue.
The Columbia boat club Saturday cvon.
ing decided to give a course of lectures this
winter and appropriated money to pay the
six months interest on its stock.
Louisa w. Mattern, through her solicitor,
Mr. Samuel c. Mills, has filed n petition for
divorce from her husband, John V. Mattern,
on the grounds of cruelty and adultery.
The case of Percy Brown, Paul Wright
and Eugene Buckley, charged with black.
mailing conspiracy, was on Saturday con-
tinued by Judge Smell until tomorrow.
"A little pnper called the Peabody News is
prntcd on Capitol hill for the benefit of the
children cf Peabody school in that section of
the city. Tho editor of it is Mr.. William S.
Wheeler.
The commissioners will to-day send to
the president their letter regarding Post
master General Maynards protest against
licensing saloons in the neighborhood of the
general postofiicc.
business in police circles was dull Satur-
day night, only twenty.eight arrests being
mede, eleven of which were "drunks."
| Tventy-one dodgers were accommodated at
the various stntion.housos.
ccptcd as the twelfth juror in the trial OF
! William Pope FOR tho murder Of J. f. Bntler
| The court then adj diourned until this morning
when the evidence will be heard.
The coroner yesterday investigated the
sudden death of the infant child of colored
woman named Susan McCiuley, residing at
| No zoos Seventh street southeast, aud decided
that death resulted from cholera infantum.
AT the request of their numerous friends
| Masters Eddie NARROW Columbus Harper and
| Sherwood Wech will give an entertainment
consisting Of readings and recitations, at the
| house Of the aforementioned Tuesday evening
-Tallmadge hall was well filled yesterday
| at 3 o'clock by those advocating as well as
| those derOunCng the license system. Botl
sides were heard and many practical sug
gustions were made. The subject was con.
tnued for next Sunday.
"A little sou of Mr.. George Thomas. resd
ing at No. 3 Fourth street, Georgetown, wal
struck on tho hoad Saturday night with
stone thrown by an unknown coorcd man. 4
pretty severe wound was inflicted, which WA
attended to by Dr. Kleinschmidt.
The National club will hold a meeting to
night at Cosmopolitan hall, Eighth ani T. stree
| northwe5', at 1880 o'clock TO finish up the worl
Of completing the arrangements for the comin)
sea8on. II will be to the interest of ever,
stockhDldcr to bo present, more especial,
those who have been absent from tho city.
While II. V. Cotton was on his route dc
liverng milk Friday morning, he was throw
from his wagon to the pavement, at the cOrne
, Of Eleventh and ID streets southwest, his foo
catching in tho rGins. H0 struck on his head
cutting cash over the right eye and maxim
n severe confusion on the cheek. Dr. C. n
B1arman dressed tho wounds at his Office.
William Burch, while intoxicated Satul
day night, entered Il cigar storo kept by Mn
NJ, V, Johnson on Il street, near Twelfth
I, aud behaved SO badly that tho prOprietros
drove him out by pelting him with pop bot
ties. Burch retalated by throwing brio
through the window, smashing the glass, an,
was Immediately arrested by OHlcer Horne.