The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1882-06-04
CITY NEWS.
TOWN TALK.

The rhododendrons in the Capitol grounds
are q beautiful sight
When suffering from COINS go for relief 10
J, j. Georges, sixth street, under National Hotel.
Peaches, cherries, and wa.ermelons from
Georgia made their appearance IN our markets
during the past week.
Those wishing to acquire beautiful nails
would do wen TO call on Mile. Alary, manicure, 7O2
Thirteenth street northwest, rermssl.
Messrs. Il. w. Reeds Sons, Z street, near
Thirteenth, are I'm receipt ot 100 boxes Of Georgia
peaches the htst Of the season. They are very fine
Ar midnight last night cx.public Printer
pcfrccs was lying In very critical condition. 1t Is
thought 10y his physicians that he Is more feeble than
he has been at any timc heretofore.
Never try to raise family without good
newspaper provided II contains the advertisement "
pr Bull's Cough SYRUP FOR this valuable medicine is
necessary to keep your children IN good health
The Ilcrdics not only make better time
than the cars, but they land passengers nj the curb
Rcmember that 10y patronizlng the llerlcs whenever
rosSiheNou kccpup competition which usutcs better
accommodations from the street cars
Thieves entered the residence of Mr.. Dan
lei Ioughran, 7l3 Fourteenth street, last night aud
made oil with several valuable articles of dress In
Guiding two SILK dresses belonging to Mrs Luugh-
ran. From description Of person given the police
feel confident that they viii succeed In atrestng the
Culprits.
DR.. c. II. Kleiuschmidt left last night for
80. Paul, MINI, where he Is TO attend the meeting
Of the American Medical Association, june TO- II,
and L. delegate from the medical society NJ this
city. III. Toner, also . delegate, IS already IN 81.
raul. An excursion to the yellow stone region will
be made by part of the doctors from st raul,
The young ladies' of the venerable Christ
church, East Washington win give musical and
literary entertainment and festival for the benefit Of
the building fund Of the church Friday evening
next the festival commencing vt O'Clock. It only
costs ten cents admission but the cost aftorwnrd Is
regulated by the power Of the bright eyes Of these
soli-samc ladies.
Drivers pleasant Summer Garden is pro-
nCnnCcd the bliuu concert garden Of the country and
4, filled each night with large aud the same time
select audience, and Is Just the place for nice gar
den party Of ladies and gentlemen to go for enjoy
ment. The new attractions FOR tile coming week are
the Alto Rios ActUbatic Comiques, tuggicrs etc.,
aud scon and Burns Irish comedians and speciality
artists.
This morning about o'clock the rapid
discharge of pistol attracted large crowd In the
neighbOrhOod Of Pennsylvania avenue and Twelfth
street. Upon investigation the shots found ia
come from the Of the New York Chop House the
proprietor having discovered man upon his back
building trying TO effect an entrance. He caught
aud recognized as the notorious Bill Curran, character
well known to the police. Oiicers Shilling and DAILY
lodged him In the Fifth Precinct for hearing to.
morrow
meeting of great interest to all peopl,
who thoughtfuy concerned about the future of tn,
Indian raCcSwill he held at Dr. Sunderlln1's church.
| four-and-a half street, on Tuesday evening. at
O'Clock. Two Of the principal men from the Omahi
ttlbe-jOseph lie FltChe, the father of Bright Eyes
| aud Two Crows, will speak. They viii be Introduce,
| by Miss Fletcher, who has spent several month
among these people, and will say something of VIVA
| they have done toward civilization. Bishop Andrew
| viii preside, and short speeches may lie eNpece,
| from some prominent people interested in the caus
| OF Indian advancement.