National Republican., 1880-09-07
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Benedict. lie Malt Wine Beer. Finley &
Koch, agcuts 1906 Pennsylvania avenue.
The pump doctor is very much needed on
Twelfth street, between G ANA IL streets.
The national fair directors yesterday
awarded tho printing of the paper on the fair
grounds to Mr.. w, VS.. Wilson.
The only Turkish bath in the city, 500 f
street near Judiciary Square, Best shampooer
Ibis side of New York, DR.. Bovee.
Turkish, Russian and Sulphur Baths at
the well'known place, 003 treet, near Ninth
Tho only reliable place in the city for genuine
baths.
There will be picnic at Grech wood park
this evening to aid in building u residence for
the pastor Of st. Anns church Of Tenna!ly-
town.
Tho Washington Light Infantry corps
will give a nloonlight excursion to Marshall
Hall on the steamer Arrowsmith tomorrow
evening
The Roxbury City Guards Of Massachusetts,
will bO the guests OF the Washington Light t
Infantry on the occasion of the Yorktown
celebration.
Marriage licenses have boon issued to John
Butler aud Catherine Stephenson, both of
! Georgetown, ID. c. aud to James l.. Reeves and
Jennie Dckerson,
Mrs Olivia H. Waldo died yesterday after.
noon at the residence of her son.in. law,
| Colonel ]. o. 7. Burnside. The funeral will
take place lrom the Epiphany church to.mor.
row afternoon.
The porcelain service designed by Mr..
Theodore Davis for use at the executive man.
sion Is now on exhibition ut the warerooms
! Of w. Botoler Son, No. 923 Pennsylvania
avenue northwest.
Bids for constructing n sewer on Virginia
avenue between Tenth and Eleventh streets
southwest were received yesterday as follows:
Moher & Reynolds, $iol05; John Cudmore,
S5O276; p, Maloney, S573.10 IL. Himber,
S6GGss; Thomas Joyce, s67730
Tho funeral of Charles Tilley, who died
last Friday morning in the eighty seventh year
| OF his age, took place yesterday morning from
his residence Oh Fourth street. The attendance,
which was very large, included many of the
Oldest inhabitants and few veterans of the
war Of 1912.
John Allen and Richard Crown were
charged In the police court yesterday with
swiudlug some cOoTed men at the camp.
meeting In UuiOntown, Sunday, by selling
them brass rings. representing them as gold,
Allen was fined $40 or twenty days aud Crown
was released.
--Ycsterday afternoon tho Dougasses de.
| feaied the Keystones by score Of eighteen
to six. Talbot displayed some fine fielding
and splendid batting. This afternoon at 4:l5
| the Manhattans play the Keystones, when the
Mans" win put on the fold the old reliable
| catcher, Follun.
! Inspector En- twisle has made q report OF
| his inspection Of the building at the northeast
corner Of Thirteenth street aud Pennsy lyania
avenue, the second aud third floors of which
| have been leased for the use OF the census bu.
| reau, Tho inspector says that tho second floor
Ia sufficiently strong, but as tue west wall bo.
| tween that aud the third floor Is only pino
| inches thick lie advises that all extra weight
be placed near the east wall.
| Sergeant johnson OF the fifth precinct
had occasion to arrest q colored rough named
| John Thomas last evening for disordcrly con.
duct on Eighth street near Il. The prisoner
! resisted aud file ensued during which
! the sergeant dropped his club Thomas got
hold OF it, but before lie could use II johnson
wrested 1t from him, aud with one or two
gentle taps persuaded him to go peacefully to
| the station'house, where ho wus locked up.