National Republican., 1880-02-21
CITY NOTES.

Turkish baths at DIR. Shedd's, 903 E street.
near Ninth, 80 cents.
The only Turkish bath in the city, 800 L
street, near Judiciary Square. Best shampooer
This side of New York. DR.. Bovee.
IA subscriber complains of the nuisance
occasoued by tho congregation of news boys
at the corner of Ninth and streets.
Tho new citizens market, on Rhode
Island avenue between Eighth aud Ninth
streuls will be opened TO the public about
March 1.
Headquarters for disposal of second hand
clothing sc. Call or address s. Guggenheincr,
237 Seventh street southwest Orders by mail
promptly attended to.
The 22d of February falling on Sunday,
II was decided at the meeting of the Cabinet
yesterday 10 close all the Departments on
Monday, tho 23i instant.
A good time as usual Is expected by the
friends Of temperance at the Congressional
Society meeting announced for tomorrow
evening al the Foundry church.
Mrs. Adeline Duval Mack, of Nav York,
Is engaged i'll giving very interesting and in.
| siructiYe course Of studies on elocution Thurs
days aud Saturdays, at 4 o'clock, in Tallmadge
Hall.
Albert Beckett, the colored man who
stabbed and seriously wounded William
| Young IN South Washington on the 9th inst.
was committed for the Grand Jury by Judge
Smell yesterday
Tho Koene Guards, OF Keene, N. H., have
decided 10 mako Southern tour as far South
as Richmond. They will arrive in Washing.
ton during tho month of April, and will be
tho guests of the Washington Light Infantry
Corps.
The police yesterday rRided a:poicy shop
on Jefferson street, Georgetown, aud captured
! tho proprietor, a cOlored man named George
| Dyer, and all the paraphernala, including a
portfolio for street business marked, Remarks
on Finance"
Turkish Russian and Sulphur Baths at
the well-known place, DR.. Shedd's 903 +
street, mar Ninth The only reliable place ia
the city for genuine baths. Shampooer of ten
| years experience; no nOvices in the business
ut this place.
AT n meeting of the Law Lycoum of Co.
lumbian University, held Thursday evening,
tho following officers were elected President,
| C.. l., Curtis; Of Ohio; first yice-president, ].
/ q, ZlChery, of GeOrgin second vice-president
| Il. H. Hlmilton, Of Texas; secretary, f. II
Hall, Of Maine; treasurer, Il. G. Ashe of Ken
lucky,
Mr., Thomas r. Downing, tho well-known
I young druggist, died yesterday morning. Mr.
/ Owning, while attending an entertainment a
few evenings ago, contracted severe cold,
| which resulted In his death. HO was well known
and highly respected. The funeral will take
place to-day at ? O'clock from the rcsdeuce of
his father, No. 7l3 l. street northwest
"A general order has been issued by Com,
mandant Nicholson, Of the United States
Marine Corps prohibiting the detailing of a
non.commissioned officer for duty rs "ohicel
Of the guard or "oflicor Of the day" and con
taluing instructions to the effect that no nom
commissioned officer will hereafter be allowed
to perform such duty IN the United States
Marine Corps,
y -NRrlghts and all other kidney diseases
dyspepsia, liver complaints aud all ncrvou,
and chronic diseases, aud all female weak
ncsics, positively cured with electricity, nj
Gl3 L street northwest, by DIR. BoswortlI, as
sisted by a thoroughly competent lady. The
doctors success is Unprecedented In tho heal
ing art. Call for reference. Consultation
free,
Captain Thomas Travis, of tho steamer
Lady Of the Lake, has been suspended by the
board Of inspectors of vessels for thirty days
Captain Rose, of the steamer City of Washing
ton, and Captain Barker Of tho steamer Jan'
Mo5oley. sixty days, for running their steam
ers In dense fog on The morning Of January
ii, on which morning tho two arst.nameC
steamers cOllidcd, aud the Jane MosOlcy raj
into and sank q sand barge.