The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1880-06-13
yo,t,nps About Town.


There is again great lack Of water on Cap
itul hin
BOYS calico Jackets. 50 cents, at A. Sats
& Co. S. 3l6 Seventh street,
MIR. Edward Howes, Of this city, purchased
the steamer Matttno yesterday aud WIN hereafter
command her
Mr.. Andrew n. Coyle, business manager Of
the Rochester Suuddv Morning Hsrali, has recently
been paying short visit 10 his oil friends In wash
ington.
The latest " Ii his sisters and his cousins
and his sold pies the rate OF penny apiece,
what were the pie rates Of PenzanceY' A-''A
penny for two.''
The Commissioners have decided to put
down n concrete pavement on I street. between Sew
enteenlh aud Eighteenth; also to concrete street
from Eighteenth to the circle, the work on which viii
be started JULY /.
Boys and childrens' undershirts at A.
saks s. 3l6 Seventh street.
The daughter of Mr. and Mrs. l.. II. Julien,
Marie Louise, died suddenly last night at their resi-
dence. She was only three and half years old and
was bright ornament to their happy household. Mo-
ticc OF funeral IN the daily papers,
The music at st. Aloysius Church this eve
ming win beeNccptonay fine. Millard's new mass III
Hat will lie rendered 10y the choir which is composed
OF Miss Ada McDermott, soprano; Miss Mills, COM
tralto; Mr. John q. rugh, tenor; Mr. Hamilton
Adams, basso, Prof. Wadecker, organist and direc-
tor
The Philharmonic Society will give grand
excursion and concert Friday evening" A choice
musical programme has been arranged, and as every
care has been taken 10 make the affair select and
II VIII return about II l.. NJ, an unusually fine up
portuny viii lie afforded Ion q moonlight evening ON
the water
Mr.. Edward knlb. the genial "mine host -
of the Lady of the Lake has inau.uratei series of
sunday afternoon excursions during the summer
months, which cannot fail to prove popular with the
public AMI reinunetative 10 the proprietor The
Of NIFTY miles down the river. Donch will furnish
some of his choicest music during the tiip..
The new building now in course of cree
ton adjoining the old ReDHblic0H office corner Of
Thirteenth street and PENNSYLVANIA avenue Is being
erected by Messrs. Cooke Co, the bankers. and Is
for the use Of the Census Bureau The building is TO
be two stories In height aud Is under the supervision
OF MIR. Joseph :. Williams.
The Columbian Club, one of our popular
social organizations. propose giving very select
moonlight excursion to Marshall Han Wednesday
evening next. The steamer W. W. torcoran will
leave her wharf at 80 o clock sharp The following
wcl-known gentlemen constitute the committee OF
arrangements: br. Charles warren, James &. Adj
Olson, George W. Evans, James +. oyster, and
Eugene ;. Doughty. The boat win return at II
o clock.
We have added ten new styles to our line
Of Gladstone suits, and claim them he superior
To any 80 suit in the District OF Columbia. A. Saks
Co., 3lB Seventh street
The Summer Theatre Comipue is the best
place IN tile city To pass the summer evenings, IL u
without exception the coolest pace Of resort h,
found. The attractions for this week sahl to lie tn,
best that have been offered to the public for a long
| time. Messrs. Conway and Fgan, the great Irish
ppers and dancers are host in themselves, and mad,
a decided hit during former engagement here
Campbell and Burke, the graf character comedians
yocalistS etc; Hoe and Annie burgess, Harry an,
Emma Rndworth, Drew Sisters, Cent Iiayre, chris
Gaitney, Harry Woodson and Others among the
| attractions. Jake Budd appears In comic sketch
and the great stock company will appear in gran,
| clio, the performance concluding each evening an,
matinees with the new aferpiece entitled, '' Pomp
| or "a Negro in Ireland, - which Is full of fun.
Our stock of cashmere suits is quite large
We offer them AT cost of production to reduce stock
| \. Saks ~ Co, $40 seventh street.