The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1882-08-13
CITY NEWS.
TOWN TALK.

The family Of Mr. II. G. Cobaugh, captain
" the Treasury watch, rusicating at Winchester
Mr.. John Monohau, of the Post Office De-
,artment has gone to Middlctown, Pa, for months
cave OF absence.
odds and ends, cashmere suits, former |
,rces ~ to $50. Come and take your choice at $40
per suit, 4. saks & Co.
Mr.. j. Lorin Wilmington left yesterday |
or ocean city, Md, whore he usually passes the
month Of August.
Messrs Frank Waterman and II. +. Peters
Rave been promoted to hrst-cl1ss Cletkshps In the
Navy Department.
Mr.. George Haiues, of New York, formerly |
resident OF this city, Is in town visiting friends and
I'D acquantanccs.
Mr.. Ernest H. NAV left on Thursday for
10 pass the rest of August
Mr.. II. w. Burnett, tenor of st. Matthews
choir, has gone to Saratoga, thence to Lake George
Tor the purpose Of seeking rest.
Atwood boys suits, former price Sc. now
: 4, at A. Saks & co.'s,
James L. Linden, of the Surgeon Generals
once, spending August at East Gloucester, Mass.
His address to the boys is box -.
Mine host Woodbury., of the st. James
Hotel, Is summering at Bar Ilatbot, Me, where he
expects to remain till the 18th Of september.
MT. L. 1nOInIOu, VI lnt lultlndl htN tuue
Bureau. is gone TO rrocorsyile W.T. to remain about
one month"; for the benefit OF his health,
Mr.. 7. C. Stoddard, of the financial divi-
sion, Interior Department, leaves In few days TO
spend his summer vacation In New York state.
The nutritive properties of Colden's Lie.
bg's Liquid Beef and Tonic 1nygorator sustain the
body without solid food. Coldtn's' no other.
Mr. Richard Devens, disbursng clerk of
the Department OF Justice, has gone to spend his
with his parents In MlgsnC htt getg
Second Assistant Postmaster General Elmer
and chief Clerk MIR. Lyman have left Washington
FOR Long Branch. They will return early next week.
Mr.. !. w. Howell, who has for three years
led with credit the position NJ appointment clerk OF
the Pension ONCE, has been promoted To be assistant
chief clerk.
Messrs. W. II. Combs and r. NJ, Dobbins,
of this city, leave tomorrow on summer tour 10
Boston, Long Branch Cape May, Atlantic city, and
Coney Island.
Mr.. !. IL. Wardle, one of the chiefs of the
ONCE left Friday for his home at Rverhcad,
Long Island where he will probably remain until the
early part of September.
Mr.. II. p. James, chiefof the Customs Divi-
sion, left last week to visit several northern summer
resorts. During his absence Mr. r. n. Sanders will
be in charge of the division.
Reddy White, a we'll known character and
l1erer around the low section south OF Pennsylvania
avenue and Thirteenth street. was arrested Yesterday
Afternoon on two charges OF grand larceny.
Mr. George n Rose, stenographer to the
appointment clerk of the Treasury Department, has
so far recovered from his recent attack OF pneumonia
as TO he able TO resume his official duties.
Mr.. A. NJ. Motherhood, of the Customs
Bureau left last week TO spend his leave OF absence
at ST. Georges Island on his return he win visit
indianapolis, to assist In mending some broken
fences.
Messrs. Thomas |. Murphy and C. II.
johnson, of the Solicitors ONCE, Treasury Depart
ment left last Friday Tor Boston and vicinity, by
way Of steamer from Baltimore, on their summer va
cation.
| A man named Jackson Pumphrey, a car.
penter by occupation, knocked down and ovei
| last night by heavy wagon at the corner of Four
aud a-haf aud ID streets southwest. His injuries n,
| serious.
Mr.. William l.. Milliken, the popular and
euuent clerk In charge Of the application desk of tn,
Dead-Leter Oince, Post Office Department, has beer
promoted and transferred to the Office of the SeCont
| Assistant Postmaster General
The Herdics not only make better tim,
than the cars but they land passengers the curb
| Remember that by patronizing the Herdcs wheneve
possible you keep up competition which nsures bette
| accommodations from the street cars.
Deputy Second Comptroller James S. De
| lane, who has been SoiOurnlng In New Mexico au
Arizona for two weeks past, has returned to his desk
| Judge Upton. the Comptroller, left yesterday morn
ing for Northern New York on his annual leave.
odds and ends, all-wool cashmere pants
former price So Come and take your choice at 80
pair.
Mr.. August Donath. of the Chester Time
Publishing Company, has been appointed to a clerk
ship In the Pension Bureau lie retains his propretar
Interest in the Chester Erentng Times and Dela,cdr
county gazette and VIII correspond from here 70
both Journals.
Rev. John B. Mullaly, who for the pas
twelve years has been treasurer of the Georgetow
College Will be succeeded in that important pOstlO
by Rev Father Cowardn, Father Mualy having re
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many warm friends, who will regret his departure.
Mr.. J. X. Upton has returned from tn,
White Mountains, saying Washington Is the pleas
ATTEST of summer resorts. Mr.. Upton aud Mr.. ia
aud Transportation Company - enterprise w hic
promises large profits, together with security 70
those Investing.
The following WashingtOnians wer
among the i22 additional pension clerks appointed la
week: S. +. Brown. Jr., George Goddard, 5. \
W. simms, l.. Winters, Charles Z. O'Connor, job
McDermott. Thomas H. Jones, Frank Bo9ton, JANE
Barnett William Z. Bacon, Abram s. Mccoy
Holmes f. onley.
Mr. James X. Ellsworth, clerk to the Elec
lions Committee of the House of Representatives
leave Washington to- night for his home at SOut
Bend, Ind. During his vacation he will prepare
digest of the election brought before the Fort,
sixth Congress- which Will be submitted to Congre
at Its next session.
Capts. J. S. Miller and George Breitbart
and MIR. James z. Wlllett left last evening for Cal
May where they go to complete arrangements for Il
reception of the Washington Light Infantry Corp
such arranging for the erection of tents, bulldii
OF hunks, and other cOnyenienCts for tile comfort
d | the command They will return Monday morning
u Georgetown College, the celebrate
Catholic university In this city, under the charge
= | tue Jesuit Fathers, announces the opening Of
4, various schools for fall, the academic depaT
n ment in the grand new building on Ge0rGetoy
n Heights September :. Terms for attendance a
very moderate, being for day scholars only $50 p
\, | annum. Application should he made early FOR 4
, | students rooms In the building.
!, The body of an unknown white man W
A. found floating at the Virginia end Of the Long Bird
yesterday afternoon by some boys engaged In hshtn
= The body was brought ashore and the coroner no
. fed who ordered the remains conveyed to the pr
. Cinc await Identification. The corpse Is that o
# man about forty years of age, brown hair and VIII
kers and frock coat. lie had in his pocket a
m handkerchief with the pictures OF Hancock and Ei
y. lish On It,
le The attention of the Major of Police
u called to the brutal IN which the dog catch
g who so around with Sir. Einstain act To un0fendl
= citizens. The outrage Monday, IN GeOrgetOw
- though witnessed by the special onicer who accom-
MES the van Of the few that mas been hel
e OF lately. genteel coloreh man interfered to
w Of the brutes from striking little white
:" chin, when lie was sayagely assaulted by the man
struck terrible blow In the face, all witnessed by
" OiiCer, and who wanted To put the protector Of
10 small boy under arrest until he saw that he COZ
20 make case, from the fact that several gentem
u living IN the neighbnrhOOd came out and denOun'
IT, The old adage, Z" II takes a fool 10 catch fool
er may read, IN this case, " II takes brute to cate
e, | brute
We Boys striped jackets, twenty -ive cen
at at A. ssks & 60. IS.
The Light Infantry EBcampIneni.
The Washington I,ipht Infantry at th