The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1882-09-10
CITY NEWS.
TOWN TALK.

Mr.. William a. Fisher, OF Philadelphia, is
visiting friends tn This city fur few days.
Mr.. Fred. F. Howard, of South Wash
ineton, Intends leaving this week for New York,
Mr.. Charles Blake and Robert Lawrence,
Of Frederick, Md, ATE paying short visit to the
CITY.
Messrs. AR McChesncy and r. S. Brook
will leave This week Tor few days soourn at Rawley
springs, Va,
Mrs Thad. X. sailcr and her pretty
daughter, Lottic have returned 10 the city after
ENJOYABLE trip North
Col. Corlhill is enjoying pleasant season
at saratoga. Attor stay of Two weeks tn rhilmol-
phia, he expects to arrive home october y.
The Mount Vernon Musical Association,
Professor y. n. Daniel, leader actively tchoirs-
ing for q concert TO he given at an early date.
MIR. George N. Day, who has been absent
Tor the past month, visiting Newport Coucy Island,
in health
Charles b. llanford, prominent member
OF the Lawrence Barrett Dramatic CLUB, has gone 10
New York to fnlhll an engagement with stafford, tie
kentucky tragediau.
Mr.. II. L. Barrett who has been making
. brief soiourn at cape May returned home last week
much htonzed, but greatly benefited by his short
respite from business.
Hirir oJ B1iek, vegetable compound, con
AlnS no uuininc; positive cure Tor Malaria, F,rer
and Igu5, at Kloczewski's drugstore, i2S Ninth
street. rricc, nifty cents
Mr.. Charles l.. Whelpley returned last
| week from his trip tu I.cng Branch and Cape May
much Improved IN health, aud left uu Wednesday Tor
| short visit to his home In Maine.
MIR. Il. 4. Ileferstine, chief clerk of the
| Examining Division VI the Treasury Department, ar
| rived In this city from Warren Pa, on Thursday,
whore he has been visiting relatives.
The Georgetown Catholic Union yesterday,
| - cult Ia.
| owners of the steamer Arrowsmlth for e., 500
damages, for failure to fulnll contract.
The first annual session of Norwood lnsti
tntc l2l2 and i2ii Fourteenth street. under the able
| direction Of Mr.. and Mrs Cabell, opens September
20. Parents about to send their children To schoo
| eau select no better place OF learning than this
We would advise all those of our parents
and guardians who will have to provide school books
| for their children To purchase Of Paret Whiting
ton, 1927 Pennsylvania avenue, who viii have a
petc line OF books covers, satchels, bags, and straps
Mr.. NJ. S. Schuyler arrived in the city on
| Friday direct from Batopilas, Mexico where tn
| mines Of Governor A. Il. shepherd are located Tn,
health, and brought with him many fine specimens
| the mines for friends OF those he left behind.
Parents and guardians, think twice before
| you purchase your school books this for you
children. The finest assortment OF books and all tn,
paraphernalia that makes up the necessities Of schoo
life he found only at the mammoth establishment
| Of j. BRADLEY Adams on + street. .rublic school out
| dts a speciality.
Don't fail to attend the excursion of Mr.
| NJ Ahrahams to Iiarper's Ferry, delightful spot
| on sunday, September -, lsS2. Those who wish T.
spend quiet day for themselves and family In th
mountains should avail themselves OF the low rate o
fare charged, Wis A. % for the round trip. As thi
Is the last excursion OF the to this point, W
| advise You TO attend.
August Niebuhr, tailor doing bushes
at 322 Pennsylvania avenue, attempted to take his III
yesterday while suffering under temporary aberra
| nT ha mi unariu " N
dropsv. The ball penetrated the abdomen and lodge
near the kidneys, rendering 1t dmcult TO probe. 4
1890 this morning he still alive, though lttl
hopes are given by his physicians for his recovery
Col w. G. Moore, commanding the Wash
ington Light Infantry Corps, has issued orders 70
the command to assemble at the Armory Tuesda
morning at O'Clock, In fatigue uniform. with shake
and kuapSaCkS fatigue caps suspended from III
waist belt, and dress coat and epaulettes packed
knapsacks. The Corps will take train at A. VI. 70
Baltimore. General order 81 containing full orders
, will be posted in the Armory this morning
Hon. 5. P. Rounds, Government Printer
made wise selection when he appointed MIR. Cade
Taylor his chief clerk. Mr.. Taylor Is old newspa
q per man having been editor Of the Wenona an Ia
der. lie is Of considerable business experience
and possesses executive ability OF the hghe
order. lie is courteous and polite and in his new pc
sition will no doubt make hosts OF friends by his gel
tlemanly treatment OF all who come in contact wit
him.
We are very glad to notice the reopening
Professor Alexander DeWoowski's Musical Institute
at his Residence, No. ZIG NJ street northwest. III
house Is fitted up and furnished In superb manner
and is situated in central aud desirable location
{, | Professor DeWo0wski win be assisted by his on
daughter, Miss Isabelle of whom the press speaks
- | the highest terms. and says there is no doubt tn;
', | she possesses her distinguished mothers music
u ability We have doubt that the Professor and h
daughter will meet with the success they deserve,
e | the new system of impartlng musical knowledge 4
his method is truly wonderful 1t saves years OF prat
! tlce, and is the shortest III existence.
: The Washington Light Infantry Corps
V | with SChTuedeT's Band, leave Tuesday mOrniU
next, at clock, for Baltimore. Previous bad trea
o meut Of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad has CON
PEELED this organization this occasion take III
Pennsylvania Railroad, thus assuring comfort pDllt
i attention, and full observance Of contract, which
= quite desderatum when the recent trip of tn
: battalion TO Baltimore Is considered The Light II
IS faniry company will participate in the exhib
tiOn drill, and II is expected will return with tt
81, $50 prize. The National Rifles will also leave
the same hour and by the same road, accompanied b
| the full Marine Band. The Rifles and the NatiOn
Rifle Cadets will leave their aTmOry at clock
march by OF To Eleventh street to Pennsylyan
avenue, TO Fifteenth street. passing in review at Wi
lard Hotel before the District Commissioners, an
: thence to the depot, About fifty honorary member
. will accompany the command.