The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1882-11-12
CITY NEWS.
TOWN TALK .

Mir. and Mrs. r. G. Sutton, nee Pearson,
have returned from their bridal tour, ana are stop
ping at p2i Nineteenth street
Bishop Keane, who has made a short |
visit 20 his friends In Washington, left Friday night
ON his confirmation tour through virginia
Died. in Brooklyn, N. v, on Friday night !
the 10Th instant Minnie Butler Hau daughter otlthe
Rev. DR. Charles II. and Elizabeth NJ. Han
II you want livery ready made or to
order call on A. Saks & Co. Anything IN the livery
line made to order at shortest notice.
Manager Sam Harrison loses over $500 on
the Harrison engagement at Fotd's this week. He
declares he viii never come here again.
Mr.. Frank O. Ball has Just returned home
from his Western trlp, having passed much Of the
time VA Milwaukee, WIS. ut the home Of his father.
/ The interesting dramatic gossip from Wash
iugton In the Chicago Dramatic World Is from the
pen ut Mr !, Edwin Ferguson, " the Interior De-
partment
On Monday, November 20, Auctioneer
bowling Will sell a number VI valuable building
lots. Those Interested should read advertisement In
another column,
The alarm Of fire last night about 7o'clock
was caused by the explosion OF the gas metre IN
house 1891 q street. occupied 10y MIR. George T.
Walcott. Damage very slight.
Edward Remenyi, the distinguished Hun
Earan yolnist is expected In tho city this week, TO
make uon.prufcssional visit to the place where he
has so many warm professional friends.
The Wilbur Opera Company, in comic
OPERA follow Calender Ministries ut Ford sThcatre.
The opera House has secured Wyndham and his
celebrated London company rs an attraction for THIS
season.
MIR. Charles Weeks. so long and favorably
kuowp ms salesman for Duucapson Bros intends going
into the regular auction aud commission business on
his own account and viii make his announcement
shortly.
/ John l.. Sullivan, the champion athlete OF
/ the world, makes his appearance at the Theatre
ttfaEHt 81 NHf "a al ON
/ performance during the week. The appearance Of
] this world-tenowned champion In the manly at viii
no doubt crowd the Comlque to It's utmost capacity.
MIR. win Il. Omohundro, late u draughts-
! man In the United states Patent once has resigned
his position to accept interest In nrm In Chicago.
lie writes that he IS delighted with his home, and
thinks his settlement there Will be permanent, He
carried with him hearty Endorsement Of the Commits
! siuucr and chief Of division
For SIS the daisy green Melton cvercoat,
the dressy coat of the season. ut \. Saks & CO.'S.
We would advise our military friends to
visit Bes studio, to the group ot the Light In
antry Dri Corps, Justly celebrated for their victory
At the Baltimore Oriole.l 1t Is most admirably
Cutcd, and reflects credit upon the artist and viii
Vcrpetuate the ~ $50 Vrtory-One OF the many pleas
ant victories OF our Washington Light Infantry
Corps.
Professor Alexander S. De Wolowski, the
WELL known pianist, vocalist, and composer. has re-
opened his musical institute with great success at hi.
residence, No Inc VI street northwest, corner oi
Twelfth street. His new system of instruction Is tile
shortestin existence. An those who desire to become
fine singers or excellent performers must not neglect
this opportunity avail themselves of the Professor
valuable services.
In livery goods we have the largest line
south Of New York. A. Saks & Co., $40 Seventh
street.
A fine game of football was played Sat
uriay afternoon between the High School and Co
umbia College teams, which resulted in tie, eacl
q securing goal. The goals were kicked by Eng.
fish for the fligh school, and Davidson Of The Co
lumhias. High School player had his kne'
spraincd by being jumped into by one of the Colum
Il bias. The II. :. kept the ball ON the Columbia
side greater part of the time.
The booth assigned to Kansas by the man
S ayers Of the Garfield Monument Fair Will he deyote
to the sale Of choice fruits and 1T is expected that tn
state win make fine display of one of Its che
speclalties. At the annex, In the Agricultural De
htchsou, Topeka and santa Fe Railroad, win make
grand display OF the various productions OF that sec
ton, which viii be artstiCally arranged by Professo
WOrrall of Topeka, who distinguished himself by hi
arrangement OF the Kansas exhibit attn PHILADELPHIA
Exposition.
: The Congress man.elcct from the Secon
N Congressional District of Illinois. MIR. j. +. Finery
u made the acquaintance of many Washington poop
d during the winter and spring months of 50, when Il
" was here as leading writer for the Chicago Times
p An that Journals editorials national politics WEI
l. written here 10y this gentleman and eleCraphe
i through every night an unparalleled novelty in Wasl
N ington newspaper work. For the past year MI
IS Finerty has been conducting the citizen, ChiCag
= weekly paper devoted TO the interests of his oppreSse
ID country in Ireland This coming Chicago Congress
Il is equally known in Army circles he having
5. companed the troops during the Sioux and Ute can
" paigE and distinguished himself by daring an
III reckless teats of vaor In the field. HIS Fenian
III and his merCileSs hostility to the British Crown al
AS cndearInC traits to his constituency and there wi
he exciting times when this gifted and eloquent Irsl
at man strikes his favorite topics on the floor Of tn
,c House.
~ Boys overcoats reduced from ~ TO So, ;
=, A. Saks * Co. $.
As SIS Nobby Gun Mixture, sIIk-FaCc
rs OycrcOat.