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CITY NEWS.
TOWN TALK.


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Hostor
Mr.. e.. A. Whitaker, who has been quite
40 at his residence this city, Is reported by his ply
sician as ConyalcsCent
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Inc lreshet mas greatly supslded IN tne
he no current at all In the channel unless another
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Judge Jeremiah wilson, OF the law ifm oil
Sheaharger & Wilson, has been added to the faculty
ot the Georgetown University Law College, and VIII
lecture on the law " real estate.
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Drivers Garden.

a more pleasant place then Drivers Gar
don cannot be found 10 spend these long evenings IN
lhe heavy canvas awnings thoroughly Keep out damp
lhe hcmpA Ladies Orchestra have become great
iaN1rites with the patrons At Drivers, aud viii re-
main another week. The programme Conslbts OF
classic and modern music, which they render IN the
tho most artistic manner. Misses Kate and Eva
kempa play solos ON the violin aud yloonccllo, and
are Invariably recalled TWO or three times The Cray
Ous, sprghty opponents Of opera buuGt selections
and Miss lauey, the pleasant little Soprano have also
been Ieengaged for this week, During TINS engage
mrnt no admission 10 the garden Is charged by sir.
Driver,
The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1882-10-01

The many friends of Mr.. +. X, Ward vii
learn with pleasure that he, his wife, and Drlgh
four yeir-Dd son arrived az Quebec TUESDAY
last on the royal mail steamer Peruvian, all In III
best of health. They reached Washington last night
Mr. Ward, during his absence, has visited London,
Paris, Glasgow, Edinburgh, Dublin, aud the rura
districts OF England, scotland, aud all the Frencl
dairy districts Of France, also Berlin aud othel
parts of Germany, ia search Of know ledge aud inyen
tons concerning the dairy business, of which W,
knew 80 little until MI, Ward came among rs, Al
this experience win be turned to practical by Mir
Ward In his business, aud we can boast uI hay.
ing dairy equal I" any In the world. Mr.. Ward,
un invitation, addressed the New York MIX Dealers
Association ON last Friday evening, on which OCCa
sion lie fuzzy TeCOunod the different Interesting event
u his trlp, for which he thanked by resolution
The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1882-10-01

The excursion of the Potomacs TO Sandy
Spring on Friday and the match with the rchery
club at that place werc thoroughly enjoyed by all
participating. Thirteen aTChers OF the Potomac
Club and seven from Sandy Spring appeared before
the targets. Tho Washington people. although pre-
p0ndcrating In numbers, and winning the match by
comparison Of average, failed TO get first place on
either the gentlemen or ladies' team The leading
scores Were: sandy Spring Club-Nr. Al. Brooke
3pS, Miss Debbie Brooke, 2gG; Mrs. e. +. Brooke
2Sl. OF the Washington CLUB, MlNson made 3Gs
Bartlett 3j., and Mrs Bartlett los. on the eth Of
october the return match VIII lbs shot on Columbia
Heights opposite Columbia College, Fourteenth street.
when the Baltimore archers win also compete, 4
number of prizes being offered 10 tine best shooters on
that
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Some time ago young Hungarian Jew an.
pied to capt. smith, Of tie Brunswick Hotel for
employment stating that ho pennlless aud desired
10 gain an honest livelihood Capt. smith said he
could take tho position Of hotel bOOiblack, which
Mlnlt rather humble, about we'll patOul1od VuUliC
mouse IS quite lucrative, The young man said he
would accept the position and went 70 work. lie
stayed lnsl hNe weeks, and IN that time had cleared
hilJ-hlIe dollars over and above expenses. He then
left FOR Ban Antonio much 10 tue relief Of tie pIopr-
etor OF the bnnswlek who was afraid n he remained
mhch longer, MO Samuel Of foseu'' he would
own the house. Before leaving Austin he purelased
ticket In the Louisiana State Lottery aud 1ust re-
ceYed information that he has drawn One-nith OF the
capital prize Of $40 600 giving him go 900. When
that young mgn agall visits Austin he win register
his lAme on the brunswick Look, giving the auto
graph al Of the arisocTatlc twlrs Incident 10 recently
acquired wealth. (2f1aS) aategm0a, M
gNBt ~.
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The American Association clubs fnisI

The American Association clubs finished
up their regular with the games OF yesterday,
aud every Of the clubs have succeeded In paying
of all Indebtedness and paying their up date.
Can tho League say as much The Cincnnatis have
reached tho envalhe goal OF calling themselves the
champions for 1852 while the LOuiSvillcS have gone
into second place. The best players Of the League
Will be found among tho clubs of the American As
ISOLATION next year, aud the older organizations
fairly trembling In their boots from fright at the
prising exodus The record mp To yesterday H. as
follows, 1t being the last to he published this season:
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wondcrfmI nnrgaIns Ia niamonds.

Genuine diamond ring, seven stones, $25.
LN'ge cluster ring, seven ItOneB, 500.
Genuine diamond solitaire earrings, f23.
diamond solitaire earrings ~ CaTats, sos.
Elegant diamond lace pin, go,
Gent . diamond scarf pins from 81. 80 up.
Some bargains IN large solltaIes. II. Harris Co..
ijl Seventh street.
The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1882-10-01

Mi. LeHner, the proprietor of the Palai5
Royal iuauguaes his grand fan opening next Mon
day aud Tuesday october and with new de
IAiluIe In place oithe presentation OF worthless
cara ~ souvenir he VIII make special reductions
Tor those days Al those goods reduced VIII bee sold
nuCh below cost only one piece OF each lot win bee
.ua ~ customer aud these special prices are posi-
lNely Tor opening days only, IN tic hosiery depart
heht tue specially iha Ribbed Hpun-silk hose price
Ss.-9 These VIII De f,ij per pair lot OF ldiys'
.helnlse and drawers, now sec, VIII be gjc. In
lewelTy, handsome filYeriuiual pius viii he sold "A
I've Leather satches with outside pockets, VIII bt
only b9c. A handsome alHilk sash ribbon win he De-.
duced 10 b0c, per yard Feather fans, reversible.
only Cgc.i usually 9sc. Buttons and trimmings ar,
glandy represented sweet plush thinning al
9lC., Is 10 be Csc, per yard, All-slk Spanish lac,
10 duced TO zoe per yard, Handkcrchefs viii be- FOL,
&c., worth zoe. In short, Monday and Tuesday me-,
ailll be great day Of glory 10 the Palaii Royal bu
very little, Ia fact no lrOht.
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Important Change of Schedule.

A new schedule will so iuto effect ON the
Baltimore aud potomac Railroad on SUNDAY, october
J. The C:iOA. NJ, connection month ~ Baltimore by
Niagara cypress vim be Discontinued. Tho G:2U A. ~
train 10 Alexandra has been changed 10 4. NJ. ana
the s.l1 A. NJ. train from Alexandra changed 10 5
A NJ
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Auttioa Sales.
wELL.KEPr WALNUT AND OTHER HOUSE
HOLD FURNITURE, ETC, CONTAINED
IN DWELLING No. 9l3 EAST CAPT.
TOL STREET, GRANT ROW.
Al AUCTION. IHPARr-

WALNUT AND GILT CORNIcE AND LAMBRE-
GUMS, IN EXCELLENT CoEDlTION
THROUGHOUT THE HOUSE; BYZANTINE
CLOTH FOLDING SCREEN; SEVERAL WAL
HUTCHAMBER SETS; WARDROBE; WALNUT
CARD TABLE, EASY CHAIRS, WALNUT
LOUNGE, MAHOGANY CHAMBER SET,
WOVEN WIRE SPRINGS, HAIR MATTRESSES,
FEATHER PILLOWS, WALNUT BOOKCASE,
COTTAGE SETS AND SPRINGS, 4-wALNuT
BEDsrEAD. BODY BRUSSELS. INGRAM
AND OTHER CARPETS ON HALLS. STAIR
WAYS, AND CHAMBERS; FRENCH CHINA
AND GLASSWARE, TOILET SETS, ETC, TO-
GETHER WITH OTHER GOODS
AT auction on the aboye-named premises, MON
DAY MORNING, October 2, commencing at 10
O'Clock,
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The buying of your fall suit, as at presen
YOU have your choice from the complete Stock ant
avoid the rush. Eseman Brothers, clothiers an,
tlilor, corner seventh and T.
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We nnrn EcIInnch
Fine Tailoring.

All our former efforts every department
IN our building stocked with novelties IN clothing
Eiseman Brothers corner seventh aud l.,
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Aud have them fitted to a fall suit. We can
satisfy You as to price aud please the boys Ia style
Eseman Erotheis clolhlsrs aud tailors corner Sew
cutl and f.,
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Our prices and styles must be Just the
thing, as we never were 30 busy IN THIS department
George splausyi Jg7 Seventh street northwest.
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a hcnsIhIo hnm,enIr.

Comprises every novel and popular weave
the mills produce; made and trimmed unexceptIon-
able. Eiseman Brothers, clOtLlers aud talor, cor
ucT Seventh and e.
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Trapeltrs' Guide.
TIVE VIRGINIA MIDLAND RAILWAY.
SOL. HAAS, frame Manager.
(!REAT PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE

GREAT PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
TO me NORTH, WEST, AND souruw Esl.
SCENERY, MAGNIFICENT EQUIPMENT
IN EFFECT OCTOBER I, 1852.
Trains leave Washington, from Station, cor. OF S1ih
and streets, as follows
For Pltsburg and the West, Chicago Limited Ex-
press OF Palace Sleeping Cars AT 1880 u. M. daily;
from liarrlsburgto Clnclnnall Western Express,
7;so p. m. daily, with PLACE Cars to PIttsburg
ana Cincinnati Mall Express, $3.50 p. m. daily
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
For Erie, Canandaigua, Rochester. Buffalo, Niagara
Mt $3.50 y. m. daily, except Saturday, with Pal-
ace Oars from Washlngtonto Canandaigua.
For Willianspor Lock Haven, and Elmira ut o. 10 A.
m. daily, except Sunday,
For Now York aud the East t. lO:3Oa. m. 1880 AGO
9i60,and lo2OP.m. ON Sunday, i;26, 0bO and
Limited Express of Pullman paIor Cars, e;aoa. M.
daily, except Sunday,
For brooklyn, New York, an through trains connect
at Jersey city with boats Of - Brooklyn Annex,
ahoTding direct transfer 10 Fulton street. avoid
ing double ieiIlage across New York city.
FOR philadelphia, s, 1880 n, M, ! so, 4:2U $3.50
and lO'2opm. On Sunday, 1870, $3.50, and $3.50
y. m.
Limited Express $50 a. N. daily, except sunda,
l;a0, 1870, l:IO $50, 1850, $3.50. ana 10. 20 y. ~
ON Sunday, $500 and $3.50 am, i;2O, 0;2O, 1880,
For Pope's Creek Line, $40 a, IN. aud i:do y, N.
daily, except Sunday.
For Annapolis, 6:4Oa. M. and i;iOp. m. daily, except
EXANDRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIL.
WAY AND ALEKANDRIA AND WASHING
TON RAILROAD,
For Alexandria, $3.50, 700, $50, 1900, 1925 a. M
1870, $500, $500, $500, and II 80 p. m. OnSunday
$3.50, $500 1880 and lli25 %. NJ, and $500 n. nd
For Richmondan the South, Oand II :25 m daily,
and $500 y. M. daily except Sunday.
Trains Ale1andriafor Washington Q, 7;2O $500,
and 10 q. M, 1880, 3, 5, :, and $3.50 p. M, anu
10 midnight. ON Sunday at 1890 500 and 10
q. M, and and 0. 20 p. m.
Tickets and Information ut tho Onco northeast
Thirteenth street and InUnByYaula avenue.
and at the station where orders he left for
tho checking Of baggage to destination from hotels
ana residences.
FRANK THOMSON, General Manager.
u. I. WOOD. General PAssenGeI AReui
The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1882-10-01

AGENTS can now grasp fortune. Outfit
worth no sent free For full particulars address L.
Rideout Co., 10 Barclay street, New York.
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$40. rnII Oyegeoals. 40.
Another samuel OF POsen" Liable 10
Run the House.

Ihal gentleman need not be ashamed to
wear. George spransy, 5OI Seventh street
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1897 Prizes, amounting to-. .1265 500
Application for rates to clubs should DO made only
TO the Oiuce OF the Company In New Orleans.
Fer further information, write clearly, giving full
address. Send orders by Express, Registered Letter
or Money Order, addressed only to
M. A. DAUPHIN,
New Orleans, La.
N, Borders addressed to New orleans win re-
ceiye prompt attention. Aul3-5t
The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1882-10-01

PLACE your fire risks with the Corcorau
Fire Insurance Company, Tenth aud i streets It Is
one Of the most reliable companies In tile United
states.
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TnB ladies cloak parlors, Ala Ninth street,
has secured the services of Mr.. Gustav Adulph ui
New York, one of the finest cutters aud designers In
ladies' overgarmcns to be found in tho United states
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KEEN, the tailor, Ala Ninth street, has the
finest stock Of imported wooens TO be found IN this
city.
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Our SIncI

EVERY description OF job printing at short
notice. Byron Adams printer be prot Building.
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The purest, freshest, and finest candies to
be found in this city those at the Philadelphia
candy Factory Of sharpless, 40 seventh street This
establishment VIII be opened to thepubc on wodne,-
day next.
The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1882-10-01

IHE Shedd Excelsior Turco-Rus5ian Baths
are the perfection Of luxury aud conducive to health
open sundays til ! T.. NJ.
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The fall and winter opening of imported
bonnets and hats Of Eaton Harrison, 1887 + street
takes place on wednesday aud Thursday next. A
cordial invitation Is extended to all who desire 10 see,
the choicest goods OF the season.
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R O Der T Ill 81 N,
ERBITT HOUSE,

Shaving and Hair-DreSsing Saloon.
Tho largest, cleanest, handsomest, aud most COM
tortablein tho city. Only the bett BARRIERS en-
pl0yed. dec21-u
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Miss BETTE ToMLIYsoE, lilo Seventh
street, extends cordial invitation to the ladies' Of
Washington TO her fall opening Of millinery We'd
nGsday and Thursday next, which occasion she viii
exhibit all the novelties Of the seas0n
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Its Grand Single Number Drawings
lake place monthly.
A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO WIN
FORTUNE. TENTH GRAND DRAWING,
CLASS IL, AT NEW ORLEANS, TUESDAY, OC-
TOBER 10, 1ss2-I10th Monthly Drawing.
LOOk AT the following Scheme, under
the exclusive supervision aud management OF
gen. d. II. BEAUREGARD, of In, and
Gen. JUBAL A. EARLY, of VR,
who manage all the drawings Of this company, both
ordinary and seml-annual, and attest the
correctness Of the published oncial Lists.
CAPITAL. PRIZE, $4,000,
100000 Tickets AT Five Dollars EnCh.
Fractions, In Fiuhs, Ia proportion,
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For the benefit of the ladies, We take
pleasure In announcing that Mrs. NJ. \. Hunt 1909
street, VIII have her fall aud winter opening Of i'm
ported bonncts and novelties In millinery ON Wcdnes-
day and Thursday next, Ia which the ladies Of Wash
ingtcn are Invited,
The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1882-10-01

The lfty-eighth annual communication of
the Sovereign Grand Lodge convened Ia baltimore
Monday, september 10, and adjourned IA the after.
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TnE Partisan Flower Company, ITO f
Streets announce grand opening October D. t. and
., on which occasion beautiful display ut Artificial
leaf plants, tropical plants, and window boxes Will be
made. Also vines FOR picture and house decorations,
dress and corsage bouquets, and handsome bonnet
flowers.
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independent order OF Mechanics

The SC Good of Order exercises at Anchor
Lodge No. .. Thursday evening last were unusually
interesting. Recitaons were appreciatvely rendered
by Ia. u. V. Dempster, 7. NJ, aud brother Nc
Kay. aud interesting short addresses were made by
several members. This lodge win make u fraternaI
morrow evening.
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Menger Hotel Arrivals

w C Rawade, U S A; ] G Van Valkenburg
Chicago; F f Hubbard, Meenan; J M Born,
Houston; J Simmon, Dallas; A Bruni, Laredo;
Ed LaBainne, Houston; Miss M J Howard,
Miss Sallie Hall, Columbus; X and Mrs
Ruchenford, Houston; S r Moore, X S
Downing, Nebraska; J N High, Napoleon; f
7 Graham, Galveston; + Scuiven, Rio de Ja-
Metro; c A Councilman, NJ w Jones, New York;
ii Jack Montgomery, E A Campbell, Max
Ring, Houston; S X Chinman, New York; S
6 Borden, Sharpsberg; Octaviano Lngona,
Mier; f Rsendes, Cerralvo; Refugio b de
Visiaz, Maria Viscaya, Dolores Larralde, New
Laredo; T J Drane, West Falls; w ii Lay
less, Atlanta; G. Moerlin, c Cramer, Cincin-
natl; James Boand, New Orleans; w Kent
man, San Francisco; Thomas Hume, Maltoon;
[ Il Davis, Y 5 armY.
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An Audacjous Robbery,

The party, consisting Of Senior Viscayo and
friends, now at the Menger hotel, are the
same as were recently robbed Of S., 500 worth
of ewelry while at the PalazciO boarding
house in New Orleans. The robbery appears
to have been of deliberate and audacious
character, as the iewelry was missed within
fifteen minutes after being last seen, and in
that time the baggage was overhaulsd and
the jewelry stolen.
The police have their suspicion as to the
robber, but they cannot prove the crime, and
no part Of the jewelry has yet been traced
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-03-01

EFT Muson, England; c A Hotchkiss, La
redo: John ] Young, Brownsville; S A VOL
colt, Denver; G and Mrs Perales, f Villegas,
Mexico; Samuel Montgomery, f G Frazier,
Woynesberg; RI Head, Lockhart G w
Dawes, r X McMordie. Round Rock; d c
Bower, Liberty; ] ] Dull, Harrisburg; Lee
Hall, LaSalle; J c May6eld, Helena; G II
Flanders, lIearne; H d Peck, Ell Paso; W
Koock, Mason; C H Blanchard, Cincinnati; {
NJ and Mrs Crosswell, Michigan.
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Preserve Your Sight.

The injury to the sight from wearing infer
ior glasses or no: being properly fitted to the
eye is not generally realized by the public.
My glasses are of perfect construction, which
assist and preserve the sight, rendering fire.
auent changes unnecessary. They confer a
brilliancy and distinctness of vision, with an
amount of esse and comfort not generally en-
joyed by persons using spectacles. With
them you cen read for hours without fatigung
the eye. There is no glimmering or waving
of the sight, dimness, or any Of the unpleasant
sensations, but on the contrary, from the per-
feet construction of.the lenses, they are sooth-
ing and pleasant, causing feeling of relief to
the wearer. would also inform the public
that am able to make spectacleS to suit any
and every condition Of the eye:
E. HERTzBERG,
Optician, next to S. A. National Bank
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-03-01

Mr.. V. P. Franklin left for Ireland yester-
day.
Mr.. A. Bruno, deputy sheriff Of Laredo, is
in town on official business.
DIR. II. w. and Mrs. Graves, OF Laverne,
arrived at the Vance hotel last night.
Messrs. NJ. E., E. ", and Victor Bogle' OF
Philadelphia, are at the Vance hotel and are
prospecting for location.
Capt. w. C. Rawalle, of the United States
army, arrived last night and left for the front
this morning.
C. II. Blanchard, representing John Van 4
Co., manufacturer of hotel fittings, is at hord' S
hotel
Henry Boerner and Emil Schreiner leave
for New York tomorrow. The former to 60
into business there, and the latter to attend
commercial college in that city.
Charles A. Councilman, Of the firm Of c. A..
Councilman & Co., of Baltimore, and United
States agent for Messrs. F. Sauwen & Co., OF
Rio Janeiro. is at the Menger hotel.
Senior Vistaz, of Laredo, and party re-
turned from New Orleans yesterday, where
they have been attending the Mardi Gras
festivities in that city.
Francisco Sauwen, Belgian consul Of Rio
de Janeiro and a banker of that city, has ar
rived at the Menger hotel. He is one OF the
rare avis visitors from Brazil, and is looking
into the railroad system here. He is we'll
known as an extensive shipper of coffee.