The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1882-04-16
CITY NEWS.
TOWN TALK.

The Philharmonic will repeat their re.
cent successful cutcrta nment with the ian ' and
" broom 80 drills next Thursday.
Those wishing to acquire beautiful nails
would do VOL to call Mile. Alary, manicure, 7o2
Thirteenth street northwest. Terms u.
Justice Blatchford has bought the resi-
deucc Of GEN Humphreys, at Fifteenth and streets.
overlooking Mcpherson square, for $40, 600,
During a wrestling match last night be,
tween ". W. Bcllow aud David s.. Townsend, at Gi5
seventh street, BELOW was thrown, and u falling
broke his leg In two places.
During the existence Of this paper we have
never seen an advertisement calculated to win the
confidence Of our readers that ot Or. Scots Flee
trio Brushes In to-day issue. Please read 1t.
The druggist who hesitates now is lost for
the winter lilo should sling together some sweet oil
and licorlCc and bring out his cough at once,
pr. Bulrs Cough Syrup does not pay him enough
pro0t.
An effort existing withouta cause is an i'm
possibility; tickling IN the throat husklncSs Of the
voice, violent coughing, etc, are the effects VI q
severe cold. pr. Bulrs Cough syrup cures the cold
at once and removes its serious effects,
The fair and bazaar of the West Washing
ton louaycs. held at Forrest Ham, came TO close last
night aud the gallant little soldier boys have realized
q mighty nice sum by their hbors. The money viii
he used to better equip the company with now arms.
Mr.. H. Benzler, the courteous and gcntlr-
manly assistant Of MT. A. kock, NJ Military Hail. On
u street, has severed his connection with that gontc
man and entered into business on his own account.
This Will lie gratifying news to Hcrman's hosts oi
friends
Prof Carpenter has been drawing crowded
audiences to witness his wonderful fcats IN Isychol.
ugy and mesmcrisn. The crowd was so great ycSter-
day that hundreds were turned away, the capacity OF
the hall being too small to accommodate the ihtong.
lie will continue during the present wccG.
The skating season of lsSl-'S2 will clos,
| with the assembly Of tomorrow night. An excel.
lent programme has been arranged TOT the evening
| schroeder orchestra win furnish the music on
Friday night new departure Will take place. Their,
will be promenade concert and an exhibition on the
bicycle by Mr.. Rex Smith, who Is undoubtedly TIN
| finest fancy rider In the country. Tho season ha.
been highly successful, and the managers OF the pop
uar Institution are greatly cited over the patronage
bestowed upon them hy an appreCiative public IN,
notice VIII he given OF thc opening Of the swimming
| school.
Robert y. PaIkc, formerly ticket agen
| Baltimore and Potomac Railroad Company, ha
Pennsylvania Railroad, with headquarters II
THIS city. lie viii have charge OF ra'senge
| business, south of Baltimore and east @
Atlanta. Mir rarke has been FOR several years Tickle
agent at the Baltimore and Potomac station, and b.
his attention to business and uniform politeness Ia
won for himself host of friends, all of whom con
| graduate him his new appointment and wish hin
every success in his new field Of duties.
The annual meeting of the Central Dispen
sary and Emergency Hospital, Tenth street orposit
this ONCE was held Friday. The PRESIDENT addres
| ity ON very limited means. The following director
| were elected for the year ending March ~, 1853
| Jesse Il. Wilson, Major \. W. Powell, Gen. VIM
| NJ. Dunn, Il. U. keyscr, Calderon Carlisle, =. u
| Wilson, j. W. Barker, j. w. Drew, j. A. Baker
John +. Hanna, W. VI. Calf G. &. DunCanson, u
". Middleton, 4. Temple, f. Il. Mohun, VIM. Gait
| Thomas L. Morgan, Drs. \, Pate, James +. Nor
gan, Flodo'ado Howard j. Eliot, n, :. Lincoln
| Robert Reyburn, Louis Mackall, and A. Y. =. Gar
| nett.
There will open tomorrow, in odd Eel
lows Han, one Of the specialties ur the age, til
| World Museum Company of New York city. simi
lar entertainment has been running in New York ia
the past year, and 1t Is estimated that nearly mil
lions nj people have availed themselves nf tie priv
ege of witnessing the wonderful exhibition produces
at the very moderate price Of admission. The enter
| tanmcutS given are pleasant resorts for ladies' an
gentlemen accompanied by their families, aud EN-
! braces the cream Of mnstfelsy and vocalsm, panic
mines, the magic performing animals, mechanic;
wonders, etc. This museum Is to lie permanent II
sttuon IN this city the hall having been leased 70
quite period aud As fast rs new novelties are pro
duccd they will he added to the museum.
The old Dominion Boat Club of the neigh
herring city of Alexandria, who hope to he HONORABLE
competitors on the Potomac with our Analostan Co
umba, and Potomac clubs, will give musical, literary
aud operate entertainment for the benefit OF thei
fund at Armury Hall, Alexandra, Friday evening
May 5. The uperetta of Penelope recent
| rendered with such enthusiastic acceptance at Lincol
| Hail. Will lie produced with the same cast from on
best Washington talent. Mrs. Charles Il. McCart,
then made ~ decided hit in the leading role by h,
archneSs and beauty well as her fine soprano vote,
and Mr.. L. Il. True's coutrato heard to gre;
hNhntdSc' MI bouh lupl Is Tue tenor, ana NlesSi
Daniel, Hay and otherSalsO appear. The program
will include Mrs. Watkins's Evening Party'' AT
other choice features. In this connection 1t may
remarked that 1T would Ice an eNcellel
~ well fraterna idea II OF
District boat clubs and boating men shOu
take active part In getting up a large WashngtC
contingent to visit Alexandria and attend the pc
| fOrmance There would lie no difficulty In doing s.
| aud three pleasant features would he certainly =
iained an ENJOYABLE evening for the visitors In eve
| way, hearty recognition to the Washington pei
- formers who are universal iayortes wherever know
and deserved support to the efforts Of the young GENT
men of Alexandria, who are 'uing their utmost
keep up the boating Interest In that rather quiet
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