The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1880-09-19


Get your articles ready for the Fair.
Whaling. walks on easy feet.
The " full MOON" for lovers, is out every
night.
The ladies' of Georgetown still indulge in
the " ntught." Ask them TO explain.
Tho Alcxandria Fair will I've held this year
ON september IS. 80 30, and october 1.
Rev. a, Jackson, of st. raul's T, L.
Church, has resigned ON account Of ill.hcolh, and
will spend the coming winter In Florida.
Mr.. Arthur Croplcy, of Georgetown, has
received very handsome Scotch terrier from friend
residing at the SUSPENSION Bridge, New York.
Rev Mr.. Barker, assistant minister at st.
Johu's church, win preach there at II clock to-
day. Mr.. Norton, the teutot, VIII takc ChaiGe NO.
vcnhcr l.
The Board of Directors of the National
tnit Yesterday awarded the printing NJ the official
paper during the falt to MIR. u. +. lackman and ".
W. Wilson.
There will lie a grand oyster roast at
Lower cedar Point on saturday next. The steamer
kttuwsnith leaves her wharf at $3.50 4. NJ, return-
ing NJ the same hour In the evening good time Is
promised.
James Riley and John Scott last night at
tr,cted hig crowd III front OF ITume's store. on
Market space to witness their puellisc abilities hut
riui" the supremacy Of either could lie demonstrated
Lieut.. Austin and oriccr Harlow Put them under
rest.
After two years steady growing the prop
tty-hpllcrs ON street, between Eighteenth and the
Circle have nnally induced the Commissioners to
place the unsighly blocks with handsome conCrct,
pavement. 1t took long time 10 get II, but Vt I:
nevertheless appreciated.
The many friends of Mr.. II. U. Moves, o
| the Erenpg star, who hps been confined to hi
house tor several days past with an attack of malaria
fever, viii he pleased to hear that he simprovng
It Is expected win shortly he again ut his post OF iu,
| from which he has been greatly missed.
Mai. Brooks annual report. issued during
the past week, contained many valuable facts as re
| CARDS the cNistcncc Of crime In this District Tn
| Major male several recommendations that should a
once attract the attention Of the authorities such
| the Girls Reform Schonl being instanced.
| The anniversary of st. Matthew fallin
upon Tuesday next the event will he celebrated upo
the sunday following In grand style vt St Matthew
| Church. At the II O'Clock service Giotza's gran
mass viii hc rendered Ivy the choir with an organ an
orchestra accompaniment. At yesper service III
| evening Hoscwig's composition will lie sung In fu
| tur the iirst time.
The Hancock and English Club of Sout
| Washington, at their meeting on Friday evening last
| among other business transacted, determined to ri
nj the barbecue Vt Fairfax Court House to-
| They appointed n Commtee of i've to act with sim
lar committees Of other clubs, asking representa- IL
On III" Central Committee, and RESOLVED, to furnis
| volunteers To the Democratic Cong resSiona ton,ni
tee for campaign work.
Mr.. w. II. Green, formerly a piomineI
| business man ut this city, has embarked at Uocl
| willie, Md, In journalism he having issued at tn
place y truly independent paper, called the Mon
| g"msridn. Wa wish Mr.. Green all the
the world. This paper shows talent of high orle
aud win no doubt receive the support NJ the people
| reudent, Mr.. Green shows his wisdom 10y supportii
Hancock