The Sunday herald., 1881-02-13
nrnd Adams has plenty Of vnlontines.


lington tomorrow evening.
The tickets securing seats for Ford's Opera q
House yesterday, and not used, will be exchanged for
reserved seats any evening matinee OF the present
week,
Brad Adams has beautiful valentines.
Gentlemen who wish to procure frst.class
Rtung garments sheuld loave their orders with our ,
tailore, 3l6 and 3ls Seventh street.
Mr.. John Norris of this city, has been
elected secretary Of the Rafi,odg Age Publishing
Company Of chicago, the capital OF which has been
increased to $50, 600, all paid up.
The appointment of resident physician
for Providence Hospital, will crafty the friends OF
tha, old and wel-establshed charity. Hereafter
this hospital win always have medical olcer on
duty.
Brad Adams has ugly valentines.
A game of polo between the West End
Rink, Of Baltimore, and the Washington, OF this
city, Is announced to take place at the Washington
rink tomorrow evening. Surface win be cleared at
$3.50.
The Decoration Committee of the inaugural
ceremony met last night in Metropolitan Bank Build
National Museum was lighted up last night for the
first time.
The objections TO the metal tip upon chill
drcn's shoes do not hold good against the A, 5. II.
Co. beautiful Black TIP and 1t Is time parents were
as they reduce shoe bills one-hnlf
Brad Adams has fancy valentines.
Full-drcss suits, all Sizes in eur ready
made department. Our speciality In this department
Is u.dress suit (coat silk llned) Mt $50 suit A.
saks Co., onepflcc cothcrs, 3i6 and 3ls Seventh
| street.
The Cincinnati Enquirer has been exposing
the swndie In the national game of baseball. 1t Is
hardly possible that any game should long be popular
without being controlled by sharpers and so baseball
must 60 with horse racing and other forms OF gam
| bling.
The flooding of The SUNDAY 1ERA1p's
press-room which contains three feet of water,
has been the OF courteous offers of assistance
bors Of the Capital and Critic. The hospitality OF
| the latter journal has been accepted.
A delightful musicale was given by the
members of Christ Church. on Thursday evening, at
odd Fellows Hall, Navy Yard. The attendance was
dered by the Misses Wright, Harvey, Nimmo, Mum
dell, Patterson, McLane Moore, and Mcssrs. Jaegar
Jefferson, Hcekc, and Hawkins.
Brad Adams has sentimental valentines.
Eroaing Post: elf, as reported, the wife of
the incoming President has resolved not to interfere
ner, but win be content to make her private house
hold totally abstnen II that is her Inclination, she
has done very sensible thing
The Herdics are very popular. They ought
TO have two routes, from Twenty fourth and q
streets to Lincoln Park and one from Georgetown TO
the Navy Yard. With phaetons running close to-
he compelled to furnish far better accommodations
than they now do or lose custom.
DR.. Thomas Antisell lectured before the
a Toner Scientific Circle at Georgetown College last
4 Tuesday evening, on ''The Solidincaton OF our
Globe describing. with the assistance of lantern
views and geological specimens. the probable steps in
e the cooling down of the earth, from intensely
mass OF yapor to its present FORM according to
the 'Nebular Hypothesis
: The Republican gives the tramway folks
e some good advice when it says: If the Washington
word of advice, they will be warned to put thei
i new bob-tail cars on the Avenue line The public Il
about as sick as it wants to be Of hanging to strar
and passing up fares for churlsh and rich corpora
: tons. 1t proposes to resign Its job street.
IS cashier presently"
& Brad Adams has comic valentines.
IN Just the thing in this weather. One o
yPfing to .asc, prices ranging from IS to 80
:, clothers. 3i6 and 3Is Seventh street.
p The fire last night was in j. T. Walker
- warehouse, probably caused by Stacking lime from th
,o food. In the adjoining house were family unabl
of onn s rocrea sr o a. 'e waeT was Geep
Pnace SorT bg sensa ~ SSa
ont of the window T Thev aN Wsre Ur r S
Mrs. lIenlie, Mrs. Baldwin, Mrs. Scott and Mrs
RS Robertson.
ar Ereniny Nail: "At last, after long year
he OF waiting, enabled say what the essen
Is tials of gentleman. This information fortu
of nate enough TO obtain from a loving wife, who
e. answer to call from Professor Adler for defnItio
n of true gentleman, writes to the Hour that Nh
nd Adler ought TO her Alfred. HIS clothes NJ
simply perfection and are always worn In good taste
never saw him without the most beautiful gloves
of and his boots are Just too lovely for anything. II
selection OF neckes is he has himself assured me
10 quite an art. But the most gentlemanly trait
be SHOWN IN thc selection oil MS perfumes. IL Is e.
ed quisite. wish, my dear Hour, you could arrane
MS an Interview between Mr.. Adler and Alfred befOi
tne professor uel'els MS next uiscoufse on lrt
Gentleman. - am sure he could get good idei
from Alfred We congratulate You, Alfred.
Ho so wie y9 nave ave. even more preeo'
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