National Republican., 1880-08-03
cIII N0TBS.
The proceeds Of the recent sales Of hay
scales amounted to 81 O03.

The proceeds Of the recent sales Of hay
scales amounted to 1908.
--Bencdicline Malt Wine Beer. Finley g.
Koch, agents, 1905 Pennsylvania avenue.
Permits were granted for tho erection Of
iorty-iour new buildings during tho month
Of July.
Ono hundred and twonty marriage H.
censes were granted and fourteen divorce
suits entered in July.
John VI. Belt, wcllknown citizen Of
Georgetown, died about midnight Sunday
night at the Seminary hotel.
.-Commissiopor Twining has returned from
his trip to tho Delaware rivor, and was on duty
at the District buildings yesterday
The only Turkish bath in tho city, 500 f
street, near judiciary Square. Best shampoocr
this side of New York. DR.. Bovee.
-Exeolsior Tent, No. 13s, National Orlor of
Rcchabtos, gave = picnic at Analosan island
last night and tho attendance was largo.
Turkish, Russian aud Sulphur Baths at
tho well-known place. 9o3 L trcet, near Ninth.
The only reliable place in the city for genuine
baths.
Eugene Mccarthy of Georgetown was at
tho last reports engaged as field operator un-
der General Grerson, engaged in the cam
pnign against Victoria
Upon the recommendation Of Lieutenant
bTecuc, tuo commissioners nUNO decided 10
pave the intersection Of Third aud streets
| northwest with asphalt.
Nelson Shepherd, colored, while assisting
to unload ice from schooner ri Alexandria,
| yesterday, was hit on the hoad by cake,
knocked overheard and drowned
Mr.. Joseph G.. Stone has been put in
charge OF tho American Union Telegraph COM
panys Office at Alexandria vice Mr.. Joseph
Bfeen, transferred to Richmond, Va.
Building. Inspector Entwiso yesterday SO.
lccted site on the eust side of tho Badens.
burg pike, just beyond Mount Olvet cemetery,
for tho new school-houso to be erected in that
locality.
Marriage licenses have been issued to
James Connor and Honora McClallan; Frank
II. White of Norfolk, Va, and Nellie G. Beck
ert of this city; q. II. Williams and Mary L.
Claxton.
Five members of tho Capital Bicycle club
accomplished u bicycle journey to Baltimore
on Sunday in nine hours and a-half, IN Guiding
a long stop in the vicinity Of Wesley Grove
camp-meetng.
Tho opposition against erecting school
building on tho P.street side Of the Corcoran
Market square promises TO take shape in the
form Of a SUIT for an injunction against tho
District commissioners
John Garner, the thief arrested for rob-
bing the store of Morris Spiro, on Seventh
street, near N, Saturday night was committed
yesterday for the action of the grand jury on
the charge of larceny, second offense.
All Kansas republicans in the city should
note the fact that a meeting of the Kansas Re-
publican association will be held this evening
at tho old headquarters of tho association,
northeast corner of Ninth and q streets.
Charles Stokes, the colored man who as
saultcd and stabbed John Bo)snd at tho corner
of Tenth and streets northwest Saturday
night, was yesterday fined $50 or sixty days,
to which Judgment an appeal was noted.
Patrick Babbington and Martin Bennett,
two young men, wero held for the grand jury
yesterday, on u charge of resisting Officers
Cooper and Quinlan, who arrested them for
dsordcrly conduct, at the corner of First and
ii streets northeast, Saturday evening.
Columbus Kennall ono Of the five men
arrested for stealing brass, iron and other
metals from various government buildings,
was fined $40 or thirty days in Jail yesterday
for n larceny of this desert ption committed
last February. Ho is held, with the ether
four men, OH two other charges.
Point Lookout is one of the ploasantest
places OH the river 10 spend week or so.
Plenty of fishng,the best OF bathing and good,
fresh sea air. Frank Hume's villa is in tho
hands of N.Y. and Mrs. O'Leary, and better ac-
commodatons cannot DO found any place than
they give. They make their guest at home,
for king.
"A man was found wandering about tho
capitol grounds last night apparently in dc.
lirious state. Some gentlemen took charge OF
him and had him conveyed to police head
quarters 1t WAS found that he had q wound
on his leg, which had broken open and was
bleeding profusey. The man said that his
| name was Dillon, and that he was employed
by Mr.. Hewlett, the builder
AT the annual meeting of tho Potomac In.
surance company OF Georgetown yesterday, the
= following directors were elected for the onsu
ing year NJ. j. Adlor w. S. Cox, Thomas Dun.
can, II. i. Frey, Thomas Knowles, Philip May
0 Louis Mackall, L. l.. Moore, A. Peter, II. NJ
! Sweeny William f. Wallace and George T.
Dunlop. All are reelected except Mr.. Dunlop
r who takes the place OF john NJ. Belt, deceased
; The committee Oh bids yesterday recon
! mended that tho contracts for building the
four new school.houses recently ordered b,
= awarded as follows: That on L, between Sixth
; and Seventh streets, TO j. Ii. Howlett; tho on,
s on street, 10 Mcssrs. Bright, Humphrey
Co.. the one ut Auacostia, to Il. Downing, anC
. the one ON the Badcnsburg road, to Mr.. b. G
: King. The contracts will probably bo made
accordingly.
Sunday, while a gentleman aud two ladie
from this city were driving on the Washing
ton road in Alexandria county, near tn,
: double bridge, on the Washington Il Ohio rail
" road, the horse attached TO their carriage wa
frightened and ran away. The carriage wa.
demolished against telegraph pole and ON,
! and IL is thought fatally, injured. The othel
occupants were only slightly injured.
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!, Tharmonatric Hendinns