National Republican., 1880-03-27
CITY NOTES.

Turkish baths at DR.. Shedd's, 9O3 street.
near Ninth, GO cents.
Marriage licenses have been issued to
Ernest FlDgel aud Lcsso Grucnge; Hurry Hal,
field and Katie Noon.
The only Turkish bath in tho city, 500 f.
street, near judiciary Square. Best shampooer
this side of Now York. DR.. Bovce.
The damage done by the recent FIRE in the
Circuit court-rGom has been thoroughly re-
paired, and the room will soon bo ready for
occupancy.
Headquarters for disposal orsecoud hand
| clothing, SC. Call or address $. Guggenheimer,
237 Seventh street southwest. Orders by mail
promptly attended to.
Richard II. Thomas yesterday filed bill
for divorce from Elmira Thomas, to whom ho
was married in 1873 alleging thar she deserted
him six months after their marriage.
A fire was discovered about o'clock yes.
terday morning in n row of four small dwell.
ing houses at Iynch's, near Terra Gotta, in the
county. The fire caused loss of about $500.
The Ira Aldridgo Dramatic Company will
give two orchestral and dramatic perform
ancos at Union Bethel Hall on the evenings of
April and for the benefit of the Second Bep.
tist church.
Professor Carter, the mcsmerst, gave an
exhibition of mesmerism for the benefit of
z.
The Professor had large, attentive and en-.
thusiastic audience.
This evening closes the sale Of tho Gale
collection Of fine paintings at No. 1923 New
York avenue. About sixty will be offered.
Those who desire to obtain good paintings
should embrace this opportunity.
A meeting of the Indiana Republicans in
the city will be held at the rooms of the Con-
sressional Committee, No. 1877 f street, this
evening, for the purpose Of considering pro-
posed amendments to thoir constitution.
Turkish, Russian aud Sulphur Baths at
the wgll.known place, DR.. Shedd's, G03 Il
street, near Ninth. The only reliable place in
the city for genuine baths. Shampooer of ten
years experiences; no noYiCes in the business
at this place.
Notwithstanding the issuing of card on
Wednesday by u number of the walters of the
Ebbtt House, setting forth that on account
Of the quality of their food they had resigned
their positions, several Of the mon have TO.
questcd rcnsaiomcnt
In Circuit court No, !, before Judge Mac
Au'hur, yesterday, F. Judgment for 80 500 was
rendered IN the case OF Hayden VS.. Chesa-
pcalie and Ohio Canal Company, an action
brought to recover the value of a quantity OF
stone The suit was for $4,000.
Francis Duncwar was fined s. or fifteen
days In jail by Judge Smell yesterday for pull
ing up flowers in tho Botanical gardens. Deng.
war applied to General L0 Due for employ.
mcnt, and, being refused, left the building
and pulled up number Of hyHcinths
Tho case Of the negro smothcrs, who Is in
Jail charged with the outrage on Miss Lems,
will it is stated, bo brought TO tho attention OF
tho Grand Jury Monday, and Smothers' coun =
sci will resist the attempts to have tho Grand
Jury take up tho case before the case has had
hearing in the Police court,
In the court in general term yesterday,
Colonel w. A. Cook, counsel for the First Ma.
tional Bank Of New York, fled a motion to
restore or place on the calendar the case OF
the Washington Market Company vs.. the Dis
triCt Commissioners, under act of July 3, 1870,
for paving Pennsylvania avenue and other
streets, in its regular order, and to assign a
day for argument.
The subcommittee Of four committees of
the House having decided In favor Of instlut.
ing competitive tests of gas-gOycrGOrs and
hre.cztinGui5hcrs 10 be used in the public
buildings in this city, Mr.. Edward Clark, the
architect Of the Capitol extension, has given
notice hat all parties desiring to compete must
make application to him ON or before the 10th
Of April proximo.
WGter.Rogistrar Cox has reported upon the
application of j. G. Mattock and others for tho
extension Of the water main Of Seventh street
west, north OF Boundary, and for the erection
Of additional hydrantS that tho Water Depart
meut has no authority un der the law TO lay
water mains outside tho corporation limits,
but tho mains can DO laid by citizens paying
all expenses In advance.
The agreement arrived at by tho Commits
aiouers and the officials of tho Baltimore Il
Ohio railroad, by which the claims Of the Dis.
trct for taxes against the railroad company
are to be settled by tho payment of $4,000,
will be submitted TO tho House District Com
mittce for action. I'm case tho committee favor
tho terms, a resolution win bo introduced in
Congress authorizing the District COmmis
g!onels to settle on this basis