National Republican., 1880-09-13
CITY NOT rs.


.-Denedcline Malt Wine Beer. Finley 4
Koch, agents 1905 Pennsylvania avenue.
The only Turkish bath IN tho city, 500 Il
street, noar Judiciary Square. Best shsmpooer
this side Of New York DR.. Bovoo.
The west wall Of the building No. s07 d
street. adjoining the Y. NJ. G. A. building, has
b EN- condemned by Inspector Entwislo.
"A building permit was issued Saturday to
w. +. Eaton to erect dwelling on q street,
between Fourth aud Fifth slroots, for %, 400.
Turkish, Russian and Sulphur Baths at
the well.known place, 903 L trcot, noar Ninth.
The only reliable place in the city for genuine
baths
Marriage licenses have been issued TO
Jacob y. Daley and Ida Gruyer, both Of Balti.
more, Nd; Samuel Z. Don't aud Sarah Jane
Norris.
The police made forty.four arrests Satur.
day aud Saturday night. Twenty of them
were registered drunk. Ten dodgers wore
accommodated in the stations.
John skivipgton, an alleged "lhree'card
monte sharp" was arrested by Detective Nc.
Efresh Saturday, on a charge Of robbipg
preferred By William Bryinglon.
detective McDevilt on Saturday arrested
John Hawkins aud Bud Smithsou, colored, on
suspicion of robbing frcightCars at the Balti.
moro x Ohio depot about two weeks ago
taking the cue from tho National Towpath
CLUB of Washington, have organized Tow.
path club, and its influence is already extend.
ing.
Saturday evening Officer Slater of the
sixth precinct found dead colorcd female
child at the corner of Eleventh street and
Massachusetts, avenue northwest. TheCoroncr
gave certificate Of burial.
-Siombers of General Averll's famous
Third Pennsylvania cavalry regiment residing
in this city are making arrangements to at
tend tho third reunion Of the regiment to be
held In Philadelphia on the 18th instant.
Thieves made burglarious demonstration
against the premises No. 102 G street north
west, early Saturday morning, the store door
being forced open and the premises ransacked.
Nothing was taken, the thieves evidently
having been frightened away.
"A number of articles have lately hcon
stolen from the Atlantic & Pacific telegraph
office aud on Saturday young man named
VI. u. jewell, formerly employed iu the office,
was cnught In the act of robbing the place.
lie was sent to Jail for thirty days By Judge
Dundy.
The same officers who constituted the
court'martial that tried Signal.Sergeant Al
drich on tho charge of desrrtion have been
designated as court TO investigate the
charges Of obtaining money on false Vouchers,
recently preferred against Aldrich. After the
conrt.martial is through with him, 1t is sug-
gested that he be tried by court.marital
Saturday night the Garfield aud Arthur
club was permanently organized by tho elec-
tion Of the following officers: President. L.
NJ. Darby; vce-prosidonts, Albert Small,
Charles +. Little, John f. A. Remley aud
William Russcll secretaries, William H. A.
Hamilton and Ellsworth Householder; treas
urcr, A. d. Bennett.
The funeral of Levi Moling, the fireman
OF No. engine company, who was drowned
last Tuesday in the james creek canal took
place yesterday from the residence of the
deceased on q street southwest. The remains
were escorted to the place of burial IN Glen.
wood comotory by y detail of fromcn, three
being choson from each company.
Tho attention Of parents who arc in search
of a.schoo for their children is called to the
advertisement of the Washington kinder.
garten institute, Of which Mrs. Louise aud
Miss Susie Pollock are the principals These
ladies spare no time, means or energy to make
our educational institute reliable and first
class and their endeavor Is 10 secure to chill
dron good health, combined with intellectual
and moral training
The National Quarterly Pcricu for July
contains an able article by Professor II. I.
Grccucr, on the intellectual Position of the
Negro" in reply to an article of james Parton,
in the Norm AmeItcdn ReUislC, on "Antpathy TO
tho Negro Professor Greencr criticises Mr..
Parton severely, and, If his charges are cor.
rect convicts Mr.. Parton Of inaccuracies mis-.
translations and very scanty reading of au-
thorities Tho tone of the article is severe,
but courteous aud scholarly.
At a meeting of the board Of officers of
tho Fifth Maryland regimont Saturday even.
ing 1t was decided to visit Hagerstown and
Antietam next Friday on the occasion of the
unveiling Of the statue Of the Private
Soldier" The regiment will leave Balu.
more on tue Afternoon of the 10th, re.
turning TO the city Friday night. 1t is
expected that they will take about 300 mus.
kcts aud full band and drum corps. Those
who cannot go on Thursday will join the
command at Antietam Friday noon.