The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1882-10-15
CITY NEWS.
TOWN TALK.

Handsome and unique programmes OF the
rcuu Celebration tn Philadelphia can be obtained at
the Heunsylvauia Railroad Offices
Mrs. l.. a. Allyn, Of New York City, the
celebrated teacher OF harmony, Is IN the city, and
stopping at 1890 l street northwest
Paret a Wilmington, besides all the
choicest novelties In stationery have the prettes por
traits % Mrs Langtry that have yet been seen here.
Mr.. NJ II. McWhorter, of the Sixth Audi
tors once, aud member Of the Washington Light
Infantry corps, returned from his home In Georgia
un Friday morning.
Robert McChcsncy and q man named
Erowser engaged In eight last night at the Theatre
Jomieuc, during which the latter roughly ham
died. Both were arrested.
Harris and Losckam have leased the new
tennessee Hotel at Buffalo, which has good tourist
business in summer and autumn. 1t is said they
made s2t 600 last summer at the Saratoga Clarendon
John Chamberlain's new clubhouse will
hH u ex-senator Morgans residence, where Secretary
lsh set out good article Ot sherry vt public rcccp-
tuus. THIS house was built 10y buchanan IS Marshal,
Hoover.
Ex-senator Dorsey, who has been for some
mouths ouigtcl with disease ot the eyes which has
uHl-rd the -n ot all the physicians, left last night
fur tne Rot springs Of Nav Mexico, hoping to mud
fUIIf ftuW thc waiersoi those springs
II was a Mrs. Elder arrested last Saturday
fuf tcepiur . dis1idery house on New York avenue,
1rl not Mrs. Elery, as published last sunday. There
b. boot One family " Ellery In the District, and they
name
some new Herdcs appeared ON the Avenue
lit week and made brilliant appearance They
Will nr much mote conspicuous object, than the old
Hu... witch we understand viii, In due time, all
Hy 0,cthaul,l aud icpaiutcd sustain the autl-mo-
nor'Iy line,
Under the direction of Mr.. Emmons, of the
f..riNug. hip Wyludottr, assisted 10y number NJ
naval uGCcr, the sclmen's Bethel auh reading room
iu.,tri ue'r the Navy Yard Is rapidly assuming
| ,l..,.sfuI shape. Contributions In the shape Of
hoks aud pamphlets, " left At the Navy Yard gate,
| vlu Dee thankfully received.
As win bp seen by the notice in another
| column the Alumni 4 socntinn Of Georgetown Uni.
vrfsity viii hold a. stated meeting at Mnrinis Han
Tomorrow evening, nesidrs tho election Of officers
~ the ensuing year. preparations are TO he made for
January, anu large attendance Of graduates should
| he present.
| Mr.. W NJ Thompson, of the Interior De
i1rtnrHt returned 90 the city Wednesday, after
| tu absence OF 'hrrc months, during which time he
| 'grnmIAuigi Hon. W. II. Armstrong, commissioner
or railroads, an an olclal tour NJ Inspection NJ the
| u'rldlel railroads west ot the Mississippi River.
| ANui Oh" rulls in california, oregon, Washington
lyrutury, etc, thoroughly inspected aud found
| iu excellent condition aud she prospect OF future
| business WAS very encouraging,
The Rockville Fair begins Wednesday
neat. This spyrty has taken fresh start under the
| inspiring Influences Of President W. ". Rapey.
ihrto viii De- thai NJ speed every day. The chief IN
"Wednesday, iur which there are i've entries. Another
gr'i feature uf that day Is that It d, the only time
! Whom M" shepherd dogs viii be on exhibition, Ex-
,ufsiHn trains at low rate, viii facilitate the attend
'ucr oi Ma,hingtouian5.
Mr.. James Collins, q builder of this city.
met with an accident In Pullman, ILL.,. recently that
resulted VA hts death IN Friday night last ut that
place. MI Collins had the contract 10 Put up forty
hnl.cs Tor the Pullman Car Company at that place,
nud while " the buildings had the Misfortune
| iu fan through the scaipllnE the ground below.
sustaining internal injuries, with the result above
| stated. Mr.. collins Is well known IN this city ht
having charge Ui the entire brick work On the new
building ut the state, War, AMI Navy Departments,
and ho was looked upon - upright aud honorable
man iu all his dealings. His remains will he brought
Ia this city Tomorrow for intermcnt, lie leaves q
| wife and several children.
The French classes advertised by Mossrs
tp"re and Van den Berghen- MARITIME afford an eH.
| cellcnt medium for studying French thoroughly,
| pleasantly, and economically. Mir. CoHrc Is one nj
our longest established instructors and has numbered
among his patrons not only our hest cEcus hut mos
uI the different legations, notably the French Rus.
sian, English, japanese, and Chinese. His system
De- original with himself, and has been productive nj
the st results In overcoming the dCulueS of FrenCl
accent aud syutaN. His associate, Mr. Van den Der.
, | CHEM MARITIME, Is q French gentlemen, thorough
! | master ~ his tongue, aud an experienced teacher
| VI. uutrCy, late French Minister, cOnh1ed to him
| last season, ON MI. Cuitrc's recommendation, til,
Instruction Of his children, and thought highly
his abilities that he fcuugaEed his services last sum
mer during Nj. Van den Bcrghcn- Maritime tempo
| fdTY suluutu In Parts.