National Republican., 1880-05-04
Sulphur Baths,

Sulphur Baths, 81, Dir. Bovee's 500 st.
Turkish baths at Dr.. shedd's, 0O3 street. near
Ninth, go cents
The Big Four Minstres will have n parade
through the principal streets of the city at haIlpast
10 o'clock to-day.
The grading and filling of the old canal below
New Jersey avenue will be finished next Monday
or Tuesday.
The only Turkish bath in the city, J09 L street,
near Judiciary Square. Best shGmpOoer this side
of New York. DIR. Bovee.
Turkish, Russian aud Sulphur Baths at the
well-known place, 9O3 street, near Ninth. The
only reliable place in the city for genuine baths.
The Knights Templar of the several command
aries of the District will attend divine services at
Foundry church on Ascension day, next Thursday.
-Headquarers for disposal Of second hand
clothing, &c. Call or address s. Guggenhemcr
237 Seventh street southwest. Orders by mail
promptly attended to.
"A petition from the officers and watchmen of
the Washington Asylum asking an increased COM
pcnsRtion was received In the Senate yesterday
and referred 10 the District Committee.
Peter Hogan, who was engaged in an ARRAY on
Wilson street in the county, Saturday night, was
sentenced to jail for six mouths yesterday. Lewis,
who cut Hogan, was fined slOor thirty days
"A young lady named Eliza Cox, while walking
down Four-and-a half near NJ street southwest
last evening. fell in IT. She was removed 10 her
home and medical attendance furnished.
AT an adjourned meeting OF the Washington
city PresbYtery, held yesterday the Fourth Pres
bytcrian church Ninth street. Mr.. Charles Herr
Of Georgetown, was examined and licensed TO
preach
Charles NJ. Stewart has entered suit against D.
W. Reed, principal, and +. NJ Green and Walter II.
Smith surelies To recover 5000, balance due for
purchase OF the vessel POadine, sailing under the
rag Of the Argentine Republic.
A petition of Commodore William n Jef!erS
and others, living on the road leading to PisC0ta-
| way, Md. was received by the District Commits
sioners yesterday, asking that the road may be put
| in good repair in the District line.
"A man named Barnes started on twenty-nlile
! go-as you please tramp, 10 be made IN three and
a-half hours, yesterday afternoon Mt Brightwood
but after making thirteen and a.half miles in two
hours and fifteen minutes, he had 10 throw up the
sponge.
Tho Arlington Bicycle Club, of this city ha,
elected officers as follows: President, f. B. Hay
captain, II. !. Carpentcr sub-captGln, Frank r
| Rawlings secretary and treasurer, William c.
Scrbner guides, NJ S, Falls aud L. l.. Dent.
This evening there will be public installation
of officers elected of Minnehahg Lodge of Good
| Tempars, The grand officers will be present and
! conduct the ceremonies. Besides. there will bc in
teresling literary exercises. The public is cordially
| invited.
Cornelius S. Johnson was charged in tho Police
court yesterday with having embeZzlcd $500 of the
funds o. OsceOlG Lodge, q. u o. o. F.. of which he
was secretary. After listening to one witness Il
appeared that the lodge had been satisfied and the
court suspended the hearing
Tho directors of the National Fair Association
held their regular weekly meeting at the St. james
Hotel yesterday morning, but transacted little be-
yOnd routine, business report was read from
the committee on tickets In which the rules 10 be
observed during the coming running meeting wore
given and ordered 10 be printed.
| "A freight train backed against tho bulkhead O.
Shepherds landing, on the Baltimore N Ohio rail-
road yesterday aud one car was precipiated into
the river the second was badly demolished land the
third one jumped the track. The watch .housI
was carried overheard with the wreck and tins
telegraph wires were slightly damaged