The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1882-06-11
CITY NEWS
TOWN TALK.

a lew unCalled-tor garments, at nifty cents
on the dollar at kecu's, ~ Ninth street.
The place to visit be'or? Stating on your
summer iaun, Is the Noys' Clothing House Of n n3b
luson Co., zoe PENNSYLVANIA avenue.
The Union Veteran Corps give a select
excursion TO Marshall Han to- evening. The
elegant steamer W. W. Corcotau has been chartered
and fine time is promised
No man knows what minsterine angel
his wife Is untn no comes bono ore day stHotlng
with dreadful cola ard sho happens to have bottle
cf Dt. Bun Cough syrup in the house
The choral evening service at the Church
Of the Incarnation, which Is largely attended by
lovers ot good music viii 10 ut halt-paSt FIVE O'Clock
In FUTURE instead 1t nj four O'Clock, rs heretofore
The wonderful child giant from Kentucky
win tenaln for few days longer nj 1891 Pcnnsyi.
vania avenue This wonder is but three years old,
aud Weighs 20 pounds. pouct fall TO see tho phe-
nomena.
Mr.. Beverly Risque, of New Mexico,
former resident OF this District, is visiting his rea-
tlyes here. lie Is n brother to the Inflated John
Rsqus, who was lately murdered Ivy the Apachcs In
their recent outbreak.
The llerdics not only make better time
than the cars hut they land passengers at tho curb
Remember that by patronlzlng the lIetdcs whenever
rossbleyou keep IN competition which nsures better
accommodations from the street cars.
The regular classes at the School Of Cookery
have been discontinued fer the summer, hut single
lessons will lie given to those who wish to learn the
preparation Of any special dish Picnic parties and
those about to travel Will find this convenient place
from which to order lunches.
Az special meeting of the directors
NJ the Reform School last night the reslgna.
ton Of Commissioner Morgan, as president of the
hoard, was received and accepted and Dr. josarhs Of
tho Interior Department. was elected to MI tho
vacancy.
The hill at the Continue this week ia an
unusually interesting one. The list Of talent that
win appear embraces the of tho best artists in
the variety line, The new summer Garden, greatly
nRl w gttfRa ufNl1 .,..I
last wednesday, and performances Will hereafter I've
glyeu there.
The third annual excursion of the CAPITAL
Pleasure Club takes place on Tuesday evening next
the committee to mako the affair big success, and
a as lsrge crowd Is anticipated, the commodious
advertisement.
A few uncaled for garments. At fifty cents
On the dollar, at keen's, III Nlnth street.
Mr.. Corcorans illness for the last two
eSs has been subject OF universal regret An our
citizens viii reloce to learn that he Is improving,
though his friends are stil anxious on his behalf II
the PRAYERS of the multitude who have been the recp
Tents Of his bounty could avail he would very soon he
In the enjoyment of his accustomed health.
There will he another excursion TO Harper's
Ferry July !, under the management Of NJ. Abia-
ham. Music and dancing, boating, croque,, swings
etc. viii he furnished free of charge, Those who
attended the excursion Decoration Day win not
forget the very pleasant time spent. Every person
viii he provided with seat in first. class coaches
The fare is 81 IS FOR the round trlp.
Yesterday the family and friends of Cadet
Lawrence A. Welderburn, Of George &. Wed.
detburn, Esq. otths city, and whose death by ac
cident at the Naval Academy. at Annapolis, duly
noticed In these columns, assembled at Gleuwood
cemetery. where the remains Of the unfortunate
cadet had been deposited in vault, aud after proper
ceremonies the remains were taken up aud finally
Inferred In the Rock Creek Cemetery.
The Mcleod Cadets, reorganized last tall
for the purpose OF attending the NOfktow centen-
NAL with largely augmented numbers, started out
now going on in the lower Potomac The steamer
W. W. CorCoran was made the nng-ship, and the
expedition is under the command NJ Admiral VIII
Ham H. Clagett, with Capts T.. r. White aud James
Willett first and second officers. The fleet fully
armed and equipped with company Of TWENTY-FIVE
true and tried men, sailed last evening and win re-
turn early Monday morning, going as far the
mouth of the Potomac.
a few uncalled. for garments, at fifty cents
on the dollar at Keen's, III Ninth street.
The Mount Vernon Ducking Association
will give one OF their family excursions to Mount Yer
non Springs on the Goth instant, making two trips,
one ut $3.50 M, the other at $3.50 f. NJ. Music and
dancing VIII he feature of the occasion. Tickets
are TO be obtained OF members only, thereby securing
select party such as these excursions noted FOR
Among the members are Levi Woodbury., st James
Or. smith Townshend, Health ONCE; William 49,
Mckelden, cash-room Treasury, and j. c. Head.
attorney at-law.
The House by large vote Friday adopted
an luenunleht 10 the Legislative, Executive, and Jul
diCial Bin equal2ing the salaries Of the Senate and
House employees by reducing the salaries OF the Sem
ate officers TO the amounts paid by the House This
has been the practice of the House for years. and the
Senate has as steadily refused its demand II sbeeyed
u will do so again. the argument Of the Senate being
that Its employees not oyerpaid. As the Senate
will not consent TO reduction, does common ius-
tee aud fair play dictate that the empoy4 of the
House should at least receive the same STANDARD Of
paw as paid at the other end Of the Capitnlg
When this amendment Is rejected, which undouHt-
edy VIII lie, let the House place It's employees on an
equal footing with those Of the Senate. The latter
Will readily accord this there Is no good reason
why 1t should not he done.
The commencement of the Law School of
the venerable University Of Georgetown came off ut
the usual cclat. on account Of the comparatively
small number of graduates, tho appointments We're
noted rather for quiet elegance than for profuson
ON the stage besides the graduating classes and the
faculty, composed OF Rev. James A. Dconau, 5. j.,
President; Hon. Richard 7. MeuCk, Judge Richard
son, OF the Court Of Claims, and Professors Hoffman
Norris, Darlington, and Dennis were noted Sena.
tor Jones, Of Florida, who receives the degree of
Senator Mcmillan, Hon. Van II. Manning ex-gen-
ator Boutwell,, Of Massachusetts, while Senator
salisbury and other prominent peTsOnages, with
their families, were among the large assenblage
the address to the graduates In his usual eloquent aud
felicitous yen which delighted both professional and
non professional hearers. lie was preceded by Mr..
Lyndon a. Smith, the sauatOTian, q graduate of
the valedictoTlan graduate Of the academic depart
lncnt ut Georgetown, both yonDg gentlemen seeming
to have We'd with each other In the scholarly dIcton
and graceful delivery of their respective addresses
and giving great qualification the admirers OF each
Institution thus represented. President DOonan
awarded the diplomas to those whose names have al
ready been published with few earnest words ex-
pressing the pride and interest which Alma Mater
Inc Ehaa fpr lhaIr