The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1882-07-16
CITY NEWS.
TOWN TALK.


Mr.. Thomas Bowling, of this city, is at
present stopping at ocean city, MD, whore he tu-
tends tcmoining scN'tal weeks.
M. lesso Hyatt. of Third street. has gone
ur into Clarke county Vs., right In the heart ot me
shenandoah valley 10 spend the summer months
MIR. Waltcrs. Eaton, assistant appointment
,Ietl wi tic Ttca.ury lott yesterday with hi- WHO tor
Nantucket Beach, tospend his much needed N'c''
upu,
Mr. y. Mortimer Mn, of Racine, Wis,
with H7 wife aud four bright Children trc thN guests
OF Mr. D. u. Suuircs, q hroihcroi Mrs lll, ~ hl'
residence, tall Is street
The many friends or MIR. John Marl>ritcr
win be riuvpd Go learn that he has been seriously W
tor some days past with an attack oil pcutY W nus
residence lie was somewhat hcucr yesterday cNcn-
ing.
Mis- Ada Detweiler, daughter Of Nj. =. NJ.
Detweilcr Willie stepping from het carriage vester-
dly caught hcr dress aud fell to the pavement, knock
ing out vi her front teeth and otherwise btulSing
herself hut not seriously.
The Ierdics not only make better time
than the cars, hut they land passengers ai inc cuth
Remember that by pAtronlEng tho llcrdits Whenever
posSlbicyou keep competition which insutcs better
accommodations from the street cars.
Mcssrs. selt2 aud Merit are stll making
the handsomcs suits Tor gentlemen ever turned ont by
Washington tallurs. Next wnter they WI surprise
the ladies hy opening parors Tor the manufacture Of
ladies' sacks " the Highest class and finish.
Dia.-Miss Clara. daughter Of Mrs. Mary
Ann Cayanaugh ut ~ "a a clock, July 10, tSs2. Flu
neral from the residence OF her mother So.1Vo run
street northwest, Ut 10 O'Clock A. NJ, ON TUESDAY lht
18th instant. Friends ot the family are invited.
Alexander Porter Morse, ESD, of this city,
who Is acquiring an cutilhr reputation rs publCls
aud writer on International law has been appointed q
delegate IN the conference vt the Association for tn,
Reform and CodfratiOn vi the Law Of Nations, to bt
held I'm Liverpool on the sth ut August
On Friday evening last, as one of Cumber-
berand's small boats leaving the house, for some
cause unknown the boat carcened and tile occupants,
young oyer aud some lady friends were ptecipliated
Into the river. W. II. Hazard being close to hand,
seeing the perious condition VI the crew, sptanl
quickly from his boat and assisted In getting the un
tOttunatcS upon the ioat. save the loss OF an uh
brell1, cuffs, aud good ducking, 10 other lncon
NenienCc was FELT.
The charges preferred by Mr.. August Her
ring ST., against Mr.. George Hretbarth, FOR bru
tally Herr ng son, inmate OF the German or
phan Asylum, vas tried last week by the board o
directors Of that Institution and resulted III an honor
able acqulttal of Mr.. Brcitbarth Not content viii
n simple vote OF acquiital, the directors passed
unanimous vote OF confidence In the Integrity will
which Mir. Rreitbarth has labure1 Tor the asylum
The whole affair had the flavor Of blackmail nToun,
It. The yludicaton speedily given Mr. Breithnrtl
by his associates and fellow laborerS In the work
charity took all the wind out of the affair; Amoni
the residents Of the city who know Mr. Breltbarth nj
| vndlcation was needed, his character standing to-
| high for snch n charge to take any hold ON them.
The place to spend pleasant hour thes
| hot days is ut the swimming school OF Messrs kel
| and Co., on New York avenue. Nothing Is more tie
freshnE than good swim, and nothing makes II NOR
pleasant than clean place TO enjoy II. such plac
is the Washington school where extraordinary ear
taken by the pr9rrlctors o. every thing ihat 60
dresses and trunks the towels, and last but not least
the water rs always kept In good clean aud health
state, while numerous polite attendants are Away
| on hand To render assistance In case of need Tn
morning classes for ladies' are largely patroniEed b
young and old.