National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-11-22
CITY NOIEs.

Lewis Plasters are curing these bad colds.
Mrs. At2el, wife of Mr.. +. Atzcl, residing
at No. 1105 Seventh street, died suddenly of
heart disease Saturday.
The only Turkish bath in the city, 500 L
street, near Judiciary Square. Best shampooer
this side of New York. DR.. Bovce
You can publish thrcc.line advertise
ment of want rent, for sale or lost three times
for twenty-five cents in THE REPUBLICAN.
The highest cash price paid for dresses and
gents clothing, watches, icwclry, etc, Call or
address Herzog, 30s Ninth ST., near Pa. ave.
Turkish, Russian and Sulphur Baths ut
tho wel-known place, 903 street, near Ninth.
The only reliable place in the city for genuine
baths
The United States steamer Portsmouth, ran
aground at the mouth of the Eastern branch
Saturday, but got of again without much
trouble.
In the case of F. c. Reves against Joshua
Parker for $500 damages, the jury last Satur.
day returned verdict for tho plaintiff for one
cent damages.
Bradbury pianos and organs on the popu.
lar installment plan. Superior renting stock
Il speciality. Freedom G. Smith, 1903 Penn
sylvania avenue.
"A man named William Smith, alias
Thornton, charged with tho theft OF three
coal hods from Savage & Co., was committed
for the grand jury Saturday.
Columbia commandcry No. @ X. r., of
which General Garfield is n member, is ar.
ranging to act as an escort to tho president
elect in the inaugural procession.
An unknown cripple was run over aud
killed on tho Baltimore & Ohio road, at Elk
ridge by tho train which left Baltimore for
Washington at 2l5 o'clock last Saturday.
Tho police made forty.one arrests during
Saturday and Saturday night Twenty-Five OF
the cases were "drunks," Nineteen dodgers
wero accommodated in the station-houses Sat.
urday night
Mrs. Isabel Davis, through her solicitor,
Mr.. Il. b. Hay has filed a bill for divorce from
her husband, John D, Davis. They were mar.
Iied in February, 1877, aud 5ho charges him
with cruelty, desertiOn and nou-support.
An effort will be mado at once to secure q
pardon for Sandy Pinn, aud 0ifdavits made by
Bedford and Queonan before they were exc.
cuted declaring that Pinn, like themselves,
| is innocent Of tho Hirth murder, will DO filed
in support Of the application for a pardon.
The committee Of the Towpath club hav.
| ing charge Of the arrangements for the public
| reception TO General Garfield Is actively at
work number of republican organizations
| will meet tonight 10 take the necessary steps
| to participate in the demonstration.
Mr. John T. scrivener Of Georgetown
| has applied for an injunction against Sam
uel Cropley's Sons aud others to restrain
| tho sale of certain property upon which the
plaintiff executed deeds of trust to secure
notes amounting to S3,23730, signed by him
| in favor of tho firm.
"A meeting of gentlemen interested in
| boating matters was held at Willard's hotol
| Saturday evening at which steps we're taken
| to raise q purse and perfect other arrange
meuts for a threo.milc race between Kennedy,
| Plaistod, Lee and Davis on the Potomac on
Thanksgiving day or thereabout,
In the case of Samuel A. Walker and
other Illinois heirs of the estate Of the late
| Ann Piokrell Of Georgetown an appeal has
boon taken to tho supreme court Of the Dis
trot from the decree of Justice Cox dismiss
ing their petition for setting aside tho will
! aud distribution by the executors