National Republican., 1880-07-14
CI1r NOi ES.

The recent sale Of abandoned property at
police headquarters nctted S2l73S.
-Boncdcine Malt Vino Beer. Finley &
Koch, agents, 1906 Pennsylvania avenue.
Tho only Turkish bath in tho city, 500 i
street. near judiciary Square. Best shampooor
this side of New York. DR.. Boveo.
The District commissioners have required
the clerk in charge of the revision of special
assessments to bond in the sum of 1000
Turkish, Russian and Sulphur Baths al
the well.known place, SOB L treet near Ninth
The only reliable place in the city for genuine
baths.
The Young Mems Hancock and English
club met last evening at Cosmopolitan hall,
was soon adjourned.
Charles Gibson, colored boy, was sont tc
Jail for sixty days yesterday for stealing the
clothes OF Thomas Cannon while ho was in
bathing at tho monument lot.
-l'X.L.-Steamer George Leary - Grand
excursion to Piney Point Friday, July 10.
Leave ut $3.50 a. m, return at IL p. m. Only
ex-trip this season. tSee Stdr.l
Two women, named Alibe Anderson and
Annie Chase, arrested for stealing a bolt of
silk from Madam Washington's store, were
committed for tho grand jury yes terdsy.
-Brights disease, and al kidney affections,
rhe umatism, dyspepsia, neuralgia, paralysis,
diseases of females and all nervous and chronic
diseases positively cured by DIR. Bosworth, 9ls
h street. Lady assistant in attendance. See
his card.
Three tramps who were driven on q rail
road train at Quantico, Va, stole q sail.boat,
called the idler at that place. and at last ac-
counts were on thoir way TO Washington.
When they arrive here they will be rece iyed
by committee of policemen.
William Pincknoy, tho colored voudoo
doctor arrested for obtaining a watch and
chain by false prctenses from Frank Dixon
last August, was arraiRned in tho police court
yesterday, and, pleading guilty to o charge of
larceny, was sent to Jail for sixty davs
INSPECTOR Entwislo, after an examination
of the walls of the Mount Zion church, on
Mill street, north Of West, Georgetown, in.
jured by fire Monday morping, reports that he
found the east wall, including tho stone base
wall, sprung and damaged and all of the III
unit for rebuilding.
The District commissioners yesterday or.
dered that In the revision of assessments, in
cases OF corner lots assessed for sewers under
corporation or other assessment not subject
to revision, credit may bo given on subse.
qucnt assessment for sewers on tho remaining
side not TO exceed seventy-hve foot.
Crawford Filbert have bid $6,068 and
w. q. Murdock $6,059 for the work of repair.
ing the various bituminous pavement:
throughout the District for the current fiscal
year. The work embraces the various minor
repairs as they arc needed, and tho amounts
bid are approximate.
The District commissioners yesterday
opened bids for furnishing broken stone fol
the repair of the Seventh street road from
Boundary street to tho District line as follows.
CudmOre 81 Mclaughlin, $1.63 per cubic yard:
j. L. Ii. Hall, informal; j. Il. Zugg, 81 674 no,
cubic yard; Fletcher & Pettis, Sl.75, and
Joseph Paul, 80.
Tho tragedy at the Seventh street wharf
Monday evening has aroused doep indigna.
tion against tho mysterious some. one who Is
responsible for tho lighting of the wharf. The
| wharyes, since they cannot be protected with
guard'rails without interfering with the load
ing aud unloading OF boats, should bo so well
| lighted ut night that such accidents us that
| OF Monday night would pe impossible.
"A colored boy named Amos Fisher was
arrested by Officer Janifcr on complaint OF
John Henry, the boys stepfather, who charged
tho lad with an assault upon him with in
| tent TO kill. The boy having done something
which his parents did not like, his mother at
tempted TO flOg him. Amos ran out of the
house, aud when his stepfather came after
him, blazed away with pistol, hut did
| not succeed in doing much damage.
Robert Sword and Robert Doughter were
sentenced to Jail for six months each by Judge
Smell yesterday for assaulting Marion ii.
| Keys, conductor of the Washington & George.
town railroad, Tho assault was made on the
| platform of Keys car, when near Twentieth
street, Monday afternoon. Sword aud
Dougherty, who are bricklayors, claim that
they were discharged from the employment OF
tho company through Koys, and in tho assau Ii
they carried out threat made some time ago
TO whip the conductor.