National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-05-07
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CITY NOTES.

Sulphur Baths, 81, DR.. Bovee's, 500 e st.
Turkish baths at DR.. Shedds, 9O3 street, near
Ninth, 60 cents.
Tho issue OF drawback certificates, suspended
during the recent District investigation will be
resumed next Monday
The only Turkish bath in the city, 500 street.
near Judiciary Square Best shampOoer this side
Of New York. DR.. Bovce.
E-lIon. Simon Wolf will deliver his much.post-
poncd lecture on More Light, at the ST. Puul's
English Lutheran church tonight
AT q meeting of Federal prisoners of war at
C. a. r. Hall last evening steps were taken to
secure the passage of House bill No. 4,l0j.
THE case of Watkins Addison jr against
Margaret D. Addison for divorce was dismissed
yesterday at the request OF the complainant
Turkish Russian and sulphur Baths at the
wcll-Enown place, 9O3 street, near Ninth. The
only reliable place in the city for genuine baths.
The President yesterday pardoned Adolph
KGmmerer, convicted of assault aud sentenced to
three months in the District Jail and 10 pay fine
of $780,
The Tallapoosa will leave the navy-yard at
clock to-day for an excursion TO Fortress Monroe,
Norfolk and Hampton Roads with party Of in
vited guests.
headquarters for disposal of second hand
clothing, &c. Call or address s. Guggenheimer.
| 237 Seventh street southwest. Orders by mail
| promptly attended to.
| detective McDcv.t has recovered stem wind
| ing silver watch believed to have been stolen by
pckpockets from some one at the circus. The
watch Is at Police headquarters waiting for All
| owner.
John A. ]. Creswell, MS trustee for the Citizens
| National Bank, yesterday obtained temporary in
prevent the sale of lot 80, Moses Kellys sub iyis
| ion, square rs.
-,NIr Edward Tracey, the champion walker Of
the District Of Columbia and MaryIGnd has made
match with b. y. owens tor n twenty six.hours
o.as.you.please match, TO take place in this city
on the 2sth and Goth instant for 500 side.
The case Of James W. Cooper charged with DO.
| ing an uni ccnsed produce dealer, was argued and
! submitted in the court in bauc yesterday. This Is
4 test case and by II is expected to be settled the
lOngdispuCd question of the right of the District 20
impose the tax.
Detective McDevitt yesterday arrested two men,
Charged With being pickpockets, VINO gays their
They are charged with robbing Mr. jesse Is. Wilson
and Mr.. +. \. Goodwin of watches at the circus.
Mr. Goodwin fully identified them as the men
who robbed him.
"A colored pickpocEet giving his name as
Charley White was arrested by Officer Dubois at
the corner of Seventh street and the avenue yes
crday afternoon while he had his hand in lGdy'S
pocket The lady being u stranger in the city de-
| clnd 10 prosecute, but u charge of vagraucy was
preferred against White at the Third precinct sta.
ton.
There were sold Mt the Calvert station, Balti-
more 1sS6 round-trip tickets for the excursion oil
the l. o. NJ. to this city yesterday This large num-
Der OF passengers was transported without delen.
ton to regular trains, clearly demonstrating the
capacity of the officers of the Baltimore & Potomac
railroad to conduct the large passenger business o
. the line,
"A young printer named Frank s. Casselmar
was arrested by Officer Harlow last evening
charged with All assault upon Clarence SyduOr
The alleged assault was committed about 2Oclock
yesterday morning at the corner Of Eleventh and
& streets northwest Cessolman and Sydnor had q
fight and SydnOr was stabbed with knife, bu
not seriously injured.
The liquor license committee yesterday disap.
proved the Application OF Carberry " COakley, o
38l street southwest Tor transfer, they not hay
} ing Obtained the requisite number of signers re
feTred the application of Richard Robb for
license to do business at Upper Gcsboro' to th'
Commissioners and approved the application o
l William Mahoney. sos ID street southeast.
Tile Knights of st. Coumpklle have elccte,
. the following officers foY the ensuing year: Com
F, mand4r d. kiordon; first deputy, X. A. bore; sec
: ond deputy j. Walsh; third deputy, NJ, Eeyeny
recording secretary NJ. D. Stack financial secrc
goJ'c,HorS' James Lawlor William Murphy, Edwart
u Deveny, Daniel stundon and John Wlimot
Marshal Douglass yesterday appointed MI
Stuart L. Goss deputy marshal OF this District Il
nh the place made vacant by the death Of bh
8 Richard 7. Taylor, The appointment would no
have been made at this time, but 50 numerous an
pressing were the applicants for the place that III
Marshal concluded to IN II and rid himself OF tn
annoyance of the seekers after the position,
S s IT, Gladmon, of the William Louis Schlcy
one OF the inarshas OF the procession Of the mdo
pendenl order OF Mechanics, WIS thrown from hi
+ horse about halt-past o'clock at the corner O
Pennsylvania avenue and Seventh street and had
c terrible fall. by miracle Mr.. GlRdmon received
no injury more serious than severe cut over hi
a right eye, lie was taken to Pr lleliets ONCE
/. where his wounds were dressed. and al1erward r(
o moved to his home,
c Tile vocal aud instrumental concert give
i under the auspices OF the Tropical Exotlcs q
s Union Hall. Mount Pleasant, Wednesday evening
ives far superior to any entertainment ever held i
/ that wide awake village Prominent among IN
Il artists were Professor Bischoh Miss Minnie Evan
b Miss Eptity lockwood, Little Annie Lewis, j. /
S Lawrence Messrs. Young, Pearson, Adams, an
Y the Hcndel Quartctte Club. Refreshments an
@ dancing followed the entertainment
i Equal Division, Sons of Temperance win hol
public meeting at It's hall i32 Ninth street north
l. west Tonight. programme Of exceptional eS
cellunce has been arranged, including the sparl
ling comedy thine Tries All, which VIII be pr,
, seuted by the following members Of the Round
Table Shakespeare Club: MisscG Marguerite snXto
aud Dcttic Leach MessrS David q. Bangs, Jane
| b. Phip, L, J., Townsend, }. G. Jacobs and ID
-, | Frank f. Howe. Vocal and instrumental must
will 10 furnished by Professor aud Mrs. Jeckt
McssH. Whippie Pagkhurst seiOold and others.
Clement Lodge, No. 8, /. o, G. T., had publ
| installation Of rs officers at Washington Hall lay
Il evening, and the following were installed ilr u
re- ensuing quarter: w, G, T., James Moran w. v J.
n | Mrs NJ r. hahOuey; w. s., j., ". ROweyi W. T.,
" Robert Coggins treasurer John II. ODonnei v
& G., Miss MyIn Henry; W. Me- w. p. ReddiM d, NJ
e Sliss Cora NillumT j. g., Miss Murray o, O. l.,
n Martin; a. s.. Mis-, Emma Cox; i. W. O. IT, kic
20 ard Evans. An entertainment followed one
Is the most pleasant features Of which was the pro
g sculption by Mr.. T. r. Southwick on behalf OF IN
2 | members of two handsome baskets Of ehOlC
| Ia. a.. ~ ~ gnfh 4.