The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1882-09-17
CITY NEWS
TOWN TALK.

expected IN the city next Weeh'
Mr. Maurice Splain OF the fosi, has gone
to Utica, bis former home, 20 visit his sister,
pr. S. A. McVary has arrived home from
Kentucky where he has hccn rractlclng for several
years.
Mr.. William Dix, Of this city, has pur-
chased from leading stable VA Now York one u tho
finest turnouts over seen IN tho District.
Tho New ELECTS The cream of the Lon
don market now open IN our tailoring department. |
A. ssks Co., 3it and 3iS Seventh street.
Do Not Go Astray There is one place
where the chest goods only are kopt The location |
is ana and ans seventh street; the firm Is A. saks
Hon. W. W. Upton, Second Comptroller |
oi the Treasury Department. has returned TO the city
after months vacation, and was at his desk yes
terday.
MIR, William $. Pierce, of this city, has
gone ont Into the far West tn make hs future home
aud his friends, cre his departure last Tuesday, ten
dcred him banquet.
Elirir Of Bubst, a vegetable compound, con-
tains no qulnino; positive cure for N1'nrid, Fever
and Agut, at Kloc7ewski's drugstore, i23 Ninth
street, Price, fifty cents
Charles l.. Curtiss, VI the Second Comp
trollcrs once, Treasury Department. having
passed satisfactory examination, last week pro-
noted to u cleikship " the tonrth-class
Col. c. p. Ramsdell, brother of Mr.. II.
j. Ramslell, Register Of wins OF this district, aud
died at his homo IN Centralla, Va yesterday morn
ing.
Madame Emma Soult, of 10 East Sixteenth
street, New York, arrived at home from Paris yes.
terlay. Madame Soulo has been abroad for some
MONTHS making purchases for her extensive bust
ness,
Applauding selections right in the midst of
their rendition Is an atrocity which Is becoming
nuisance at Abners The nshers snond he instructed
TO suppress It, Some people can only he Taught man
ners by Kicking.
Mr.. Alfred !. Clarke, of the New York Asso.
ciated Press who Is specially detailed Tor duty IN the
Executive departments, leaves Tomorrow fot three
weeks trip to the Northern resorts. lie viii
go To Boston by steamer.
Mr.. ]. ]. O'Connor, assistant correspond
Of the Chicago Times has arrived In the city from
Greenbrler White sulphur Springs previous TO start.
Ing for Cairo, ILL.,, as stenographer to the Mississippi
| River Investigating Committee.
| The IIerdics not only make better time
than the cars hut they land passengers ut the curb
ltemember that by patronillng the letdcs whenever
possible you keep competition which nsures better
| accommodations from the street ears.
The pleasure of lovers of music at Abner's
Is almost destroyed by tho noisy In which the
walters tramp about In creaky shoes during the most
delicate strains. Abners Is becoming fayorite instl-
tuition and next year 1t Is to be hoped the galleries will
he carpeted
| Mr.. EmmOns, of the receiving ship Wyan-
dotte assisted by number of naval officers. has es-
tablished reading-room for sailors near the yard,
and other reading matter II left at the navy yard
| gate, will DO thankfully received,
About o'clock last evening a horse at
tached to q carriage containing Mr.. q. W. Warme,
and family took fright at passing train OF OF
Sixth street, Maine avenue, and running away
upset the carriage throwing the occupants out Int,
the street. Fortunately no serious Injuries Were sus
| tained.
Mr.. L. G.. Marni's dancing classes reopen
next saturday, the aad Instant. The Importance Q
having young people taught dancing at an early porlo
almost evident and 1t does not need to he sa
to WashingtOnans that Maiui's Is the place to lear
how to dance according to the manner of the hes
society.
The choir of the Church of the Incarnation
which with reduced numbers has kept up the churC
service during the summer has been Teorganlzed TO
the fall and winter, and lovers of good music
of treat by listening to 1t. 1t consists OF twenty
two male voices under the direction OF the precentor
n MIR. Parker.
i A grand complimentary benefit is to b
rendered Mcssrs. Kelly Curtis ncrt Friday even
t Ing at the Swimming School by host of gentleme
o who have patronIzed that popular Institution durin
the past summer, and who take this means to Shot
their appreciation of the labOTs OF these worthy gen
IS temen. The season Will close on next Saturday, SEP
n | temhcf %.
:, In the death of Mrs. Mary Kirby, whic
- occurred Wednesday Of last week, the city suife
the loss of one Of Its oldest and most respected ladies
Mrs. Kirby at her death had reached the ripe old
Of oursscore and four and her deeds ofcharty pra
l. ced throughout her whole lie would MI large boo
q II they were only known. Her funeral, which too
place on Friday from her late residence, was are.
In attended 10y the oldest inhabitants of the city Il
;e interment being In Alexandria.
~ Last Sunday morning at the Soldier
10 Home High Mass was celebrated. Mrs Cecilia our
70 Smith, our well-knOwn vocalist had charge Of Il
i, quarette which sung the Mass LA Hache, - Mr.
III Smith soprano: Miss Mac newton alto; Mr. Fennel
I tanor Mr. Hickory bass0; Professor GlOeIner organ
LIST. Tho Chaplain Father Edelin,, of the Dominican
The second Sunday of the month bnng Commune
sunday for the soldiers, High Mass Is always eel
brated. The Rev. Father Is a very eloquent preache
" and much esteemed for his talents and energy.
rs Mr.. Orlando Wales, son of Surgeon Gen
~ raj Wales Of the Navy, has Just returned from Ham
= ton, Va, where he has been spending his summer
nd making studies In oilpanting pair of panels heh
p. Just finished are the most admired OF his works u
adj represents entire sunOwer from root to tho gold
flowers, the other though less snowy but more arti
a. tic, isa bunch of Japanese lilies. We understa
that Mr.. Wales has received several most fatterl
offers for his Pets of Oscar Wilde, - as he ca
them.
:. Have you seen our Bonanza fifteen-dolli
20 frock and sack suits Just as good we or any 9th
- house make TO order at twenty five dollars. \. Sa
~ 4 Co., 3ld and 3ls Seventh street.
a The annual circulars of the Law School
OF Georgetown University Just Issued show the sal
IL superior faculty year retained Professor Char
r. W. Hoffman, LII. D., Hon. Richard |. Metric
I'D Judge Richardson. of the Court Of Claims, and PI
he fessOrs Martin +. Morris, LII. D., j. j. Darngt0
and W. II. Dennis In charge Of the regular classt
The circular also gives the graduating classes for
past decade, since 1872, showing remarkably lar
proportion successful at tho bar or In other walks
Ps and accurate legal tuition afforded at this schO
Among others are Hon. Virgil ID. StOckbridge ass
-. tant Commissioner OF Patents, and MIR. Joseph
~ Church, examiner OF nerforences; 4lr. ga. Brow
ny chief clerk OF the state Department. and Thomas Du
-k- of Tho Hureau Of Military Justica. Mr. James
Coleman who lately made Alienation OF $40 900 TO
IL. University Mai. Bradley, lately OF the War
ct r. rti1sn,hin.ir Ncasra E.ns K.ne pant.m
es' Fisher, RalstOn, Curriden, Cagett Thomas. and
few other we'll established and steadily rising praC
mi TONERS In this and other cities.
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