National Republican., 1880-07-28
CITY nor rs,

-Benedctine Malt Wine Beer. Finley &
Koch, agents, 1906 Pennsylvania avenue.
b. +. Queen Of the St. James news stand
sends tho Now York Clipper for tho current
week.
The only Turkish bath In the city, 500 L
street near Judiciary Square. Best shampoocr
this side of New York. DIR. Bovce.
Tho sewer from G street to Stanton
place. connecting with tho school building,
has been finished by tho contractor.
"A form of sore throat resembling dipl.
tberia, but yielding readily to treatment, has
made its appearance in East Washington.
Turkish, Russian and Sulphur Baths at
the wcli.known place. 003 E treot, near Ninth.
Tho only reliable place in tho city for genuine
baths.
Marriage licenses have been issued to 6.
II. Moten and l.. J. Isaacs, George H. Davis
and Emma llo bcrts and Joseph Hoban and
Elsie A. Mitchell.
Detective McElfresh yesterday morning
arrested colored woman named Sally
Topley, for assaulting Agnes Hatch, at the
corner Of Sixth and streets.
Bon schaofer, lt,lc white boy living on
Third street near II northwest, was knocked
down and run over by q hack Yesterday af-
ternoon, receiving several bruises about the
head aud shoulders.
The cartmcns committee have givou
notice that no more coal will bo hauled at
the present rates after August 1, and meet
ing of the cartmeu will be held Friday night
to take final action regarding the rates.
"A suit has been nlod in the court of
claims1 against the District by William
Nelson, jr., of New York city, for s33, 60. 80
and interest for sewor-ppe furnished to the
late board of public works and never paid for.
The asphalt works of the Grahamite &
Trinidad Asphalt Pavement company, located
at the corner Of b and Fifteenth streets. were
sold yesterday by Thomas Bowling, for the
United States marshal, to John McLain for
$4,000.
Tho funeral of tho late Frank Maacl,
tool; place yesterday afternoon from ST. Ste.
phen's Catholic church, and was attended
by the West.End Hibernian Benevolent as
sociation. The romans were inferred at
Mount 0livet cemetery.
AS the orphans have other engagements
tomorrow the excursion tomorrow intended
for them will be given for the benefit of the
poor women and children. Tickets were
given TO the police yesterday for distribution
among the worthy poor.
AT meeting of tho First Ward Hancock
and English club he'd last evening the follow.
ing committee was appointed TO consult with
the executive committee of the District rels-
two to o ratification meeting: z. j. DonohO,
John ii. O'Brien aud John ODay.
Parties who returned to the city ycster.
day from tho Rockville lynching brought
with them mementoes Of the occasion, such
as pieces Of the rope with which tho banging
was done. Ono onterprising gentleman SC.
cured tho slouch hat which Digss wore.
The first comptroller of tho treasury has
decided that the 100000 of 365 bonds TO be
issued in payment of certificates of indebted
| N nuuiuEt fha nistrict h.
footing as the old bonds, and that the interest
thereon can be paid out of the existing appro-
| priations.
The building Inspector has declined to
grant Rev. T. S. Robinson permit to erect
n temporary frame building for church on
square SAG, between L and q and Fifth and
Sixth streets southeast on the ground that
the erection of such Il building is prohibited
by the regulations.
MIR. Ferdinand Mullen who resides at the
corner OF Tenth and H streets, fell from a
street'car at the corner of Fourteenth and +
streets, about l o'clock yesterday, and wa,
Sci iously injured about tho head and BODY,
/ lie was taken in tho police ambulance TO the
NTH precinct station house, where he received
modical attendance.
Patents were issued to the following resi-
dents Of the District yesterday: Charles L.
Fleischmann, duplex pedal motor George W.
hing' GcorgetoWn, spring draft-tug; John f.
King, bottle'stoppeT Robert w. II. Kopp, fire.
escape; Antonio Pellotier laying payemonts;
Albert l., Pitney, ropo or limo clasp, and James
D. Robinson, revolving toy lantern.
Tho District commissioners yesterday
awarded contracts for repairs TO school build
ings as follows: G. c. Hall, for whitewashing
the school buildings in tho fourth district at
$50; Thomas Williams, for carpenters work in
the fourth district schools at S44l 80; same,
for painting same schools, at $27S 35, and A.
g. Brummell, for painting the roof Of Jefferson
school, at x23