National Republican., 1880-05-22
OITY NOTES.

Large numbers of people are daily leaving tho
| city on account Of the hot weather.
Attention is SCALED to the change of schedule OF
the great Pennsylvania route.
Marriage licenses have been issued to William
Slant and Emma s. Trumbull, and W. II. Robert
son and Martha Reeves.
Tho only Turkish bath in the city, 500 = street
| neor Judiciary square Best shNmpOoer this side
Of New York. DR.. Boyec.
The hod.carrlers' union hos adopted a rcsolu-
tion requiring each member to demand Sl.50 per
DAY after the 2ith Instant
The departure Of the Spanish students this
evening after the night performance will not per-
init them to play at any other place.
Turkish. Russian and sulphur Baths at the
well-knoWn place, 903 T. street. near Ninth. The
only reliable place in the city for genuine baths.
headquarters for disposal of second hand
clothing, &c. Call or address $. Guggcnheimer
~ Seventh street southwest. Orders by mail
promptly attended TO.
Mrs Arina Taylor died at tho residence Of her
niece, Mrs X. ~ Mcknew, in this city yesterday ~
the nincty.tiith year of her age. Tho funeral Will
take place from McKendree church on Tomorrow
afternoon.
Judge Smell yesterday dismissed the charge of
vagrancy against John Law and Michnel Regain
two boys who walked from lIornCllsylo here to
see the boatraco, rcmarking that they had been
sufficiently punished by seeing the so-cacd boat
race.
"A protest has been entered against awarding
Joe Hunt the hunters cup" prizo In the stecpe-
chase for gentlemen at the fair grounds last
wednesday on the ground that Joe Hunt was dis
club purses
FOR summer clothing 60 to George F. Timms &
Co.'S establishment corner of seventh and D
streets: Their stock Is very large aud the goods
arc all OF the best quality and best make. Messrs
Iimms ~ Co. have adopted the one-price rule and
never depart from 1t.
One Of tho most enjoyable entertainments of
the season was that given by the junior depart
msnt OF Wavcrlcy seminary last night at Tallmadge
nail. very large and fashionable audience was
| III attendance, and highly appreciated the per-
| tormauce, 10 judge from the repeated encores.
| Among the few who got q good deal out of tho
| lanlan-Courtncy boat-race are those who enjoyed
| the hospialtics Of the Wheatley Bros, ut their
wharf IN Georgetown. They not only had ilno
| view Of the course, but were handsomely enter
tnined by the proprictors.
| The ladies and gentlemen Of the Dorsey relief
association, Of Hillsdale, ID. g., organized for the
purpose of furnishing relief to MIR rIgnatius Dorsey
| an aged gentloman who recently lost his home by
fire, have turned over to him Sl3s.22 as the pro-
| cceds OF supper given by them. Mr. Dorsey has
| responded In grateful letter, thanking them for
| this unexpected assistance, The officers of the
| association are Mrs +. Douglass, jr.: president,
Mrs 5. q. Brown, secretary, and Mrs. @. ". Davis,
| treasurer.
| Professor DeSmcdt the District chemist, has
recently ounly2ed samples of water from various
pumps in the city with the following results
Pump corner Of Eighth and Boundary streets. unfit
for drinking purposes; pump at No. llO5 II street
northwest, unfit for drinking purposes; FOuth
| street ana Pennsylvania avenue southeast, good
water at pol Third street southwest unit fordrink-
ing purposes corner of Eighth and streets south
east, good water corner OF Eighth and streets,
good water.