National Republican., 1880-04-24


Sulphur Baths 81, DR.. Boyec's, 500 Est
Turkish baths at DR.. shedds, 003 E street, near
Ninth, 50 cents.
Huntington lot owners meeting this evening
at o'clock, at zoos + street northwest
Tho only Turkish bath in the city, 500 street.
near Judiciary Square Best shGmpoOer this side
Of New York. DR.. BOyee.
Turkish Russian and sulphur Baths at tho
well-known place 0O3 street. near Ninth, The
only reliable place In the city for genuine baths
Headquarters for disposal Of second hand
clothing &c. Call or address 8. Guggonhemer
237 Seventh street southwest. Orders by mail
promptly attended to.
The trial of Frederick Cook. white, charged
with shooting Alfred p. Newton, colored was
ended in the Criminal court yesterday with yer-
dict Of guilty.
Spring Suits and Spring overcoats; selections
Co., One-Price Clothing House. $40, southeast cor
| ner OF Seventh and ID Streets
The commission appointed to select site for
the new Naval Observatory S. nave re receigGd large
| have not yet made decision
! Hon. Henry OConnor Solicitor Of the State De-
partment; delivered an interesting lecture before
the law classes OF Georgetown University last even
| ing on International Law"
-"Bnly" Hodges, Of the Quartermaster-General's
Office, and veteran ball-tosser OF the old National
nine, congratulates himselfat being fortyone years
| old 10 day, aud will call d reunion at p. N.
"A number of gentlemen Interested in the Har-
| lem liver improvement met ut the Metropolitan
| Hotel last night and discussed the question with
/
Yesterday morning, about $3.50 n. m, as an aged
colored man named Joseph Don't was walking
| down Ninth street, he slipped on the cover Of the
| seWer-trNp lt the corner OF MassnChuseltS avenue
| and cut his leg.
"A memorial has been presented to the Commls.
slonCrs representing that the law requiring com.
pete record of tax sulGs TO DO Kept has not been
| complied with, aud requesting that the Commis-
sloneEs give the subject their early consideration.
A commission yesterday inquired into the
lunacy Of Daniel S. Jones now confined In the in
] gon
| object Is 10 observe the lazy and designate some
| proper persons 10 take charge Of his ptoIArty.
! -Michnel Dowling, a plas,erer by trade, while
working on u house at the corner Of Flnh and
| boundary streets, yesterday afternoon about .
| O'Clock FELL from ladder aud broke his right
| shoulder. lie was conveyed to the FreoIman's =
| Hospital,
John sconlou was tried IN The Police court yes.
! tcrday for carrying concealed weapons, having
threatened 10 blow out the brains Of an empoye Of
| the pound with aroyoIFer. II was shown lint the
pistol was perfectly harmless, having no cylinder
| and Tie case was dismissed
--Mo,srs, Aldrich and Sanford, Of the House Dis
trct Committee have requested the District Attor-
ney to promptly prosecute parties implicated in the
forgeries and other irregularities exposed in the
drawback investigation. He VIII have the evidence
carefully prepared and presented TO the Grand
Jury.
-Ahout 1880 o'clock yesterday afternoon, n horse
attached 70 a buggy, the properly Of Police Ohcor
| FiZsrnmons ran away from the vicinity Of Riggs
Bank corner of Fifteenth street and Pennsylvania
avenue up Fifteenth TO street, where u came In
W
the harness and buggy.
-RIchNrd II. LLOYD filed bill for an injunction
against Richard Rothwell 70 restrain tho collection
of a certain account Of 81 900 due for furnishing
stone for the new National Museum. 1t seems thai
the two men were partners and had Il contract
I he complainant did all the work and the defend
ant got all the money, Hence the suit Tho order
was issued ana made returnable April 80.
Tho American Union" having been arranged
for the fun Marine Band by Professor Schneider
the able and popular conductor, will be performed
for tho first timG during inspection at the Marine
Barracks on Monday morning next Our music
lovers Will thus have an opportunity 10 Judge o
tho merits Of this composition, which, as the words
and music G-e the production Of one OlOur citizens
, rs "tg the manor bJrn,'
. THE Women's Temperance Union have elected
iho following officers for the ensuing year: PTC--
! dent, Ms, Julia ". Church, president,
Mrs. VI. ". Chaplin Mrs. NJ. Foster Mrs. i
. NJ. Bradley corresponding secretary, Mrs. ROst
llurlwe recording secretary and treasurer Mrs
! Anna j, kus chairman Jail visiting committee
Mrs. Chapin sundaY-schC0l temperance literature
Mrs.. llarIaelii prohibition committee, Mra, ]. A
Hopkins,