The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1883-02-11
CITY NEWS.
TOWN TALK.

Comic aud continental valentines, at Brad
Adams.
odds aud ends-S2.5o boys pants, now go
at fi.5o, 90 =. Saks CO.'S.
Mir Harry Stamford has returned to this
city after pleasant business trip to New YORK aud
vicinity.
Comic and sentimental valentines, at Brad
Adams,
Shields Excelsior Turkish Baths, gO3 T.
street northwest special attention given 10 medi-
Gated val or baths
Messrs. Barbour * Hamilton have sold out
their Interest in the Rock Point oyster Company to
VT John Naggoman, ot this city.
odds and cnds-SG children's overcoats,
now go at $3.50, at a. Saks CO.'S,
Herr Most the great socialist leader was
expected To arrive In this city last night but In
quircg failed 90 make his presence known,
Rev. Father y. y. Murphy, $. w., one Of
the most gifted orators IN the Catholic faith, win this
morning, nt ~ O'Clock, preach charity sermon In
orphan Asylum.
Rev. Father Murphy, $. .J,, rector Of 81.
Aloysus' church, viii preach charity sermon at 81.
Iaticks Church. SUNDAY, I'm Instant ct ~ O'Clock
mass Tor the benefit Of ST. joseph's orphan boys,
Comic aud sentimental valentines, at Brad
Adams.
The grand Jury is busily engaged in hear
lN tue testimony against the liio detective force,
u Is expected that the hearing win close the latter
part LOT The present week and indictments he presented
Ellen Baker. colored woman living on
Cedarsreot between Thirteenth and Fourteenth was
terribly burned about tue head, breast aud arms
last evening 10y an explosion OF combustlblcs at her
house Her condition Is prccnious.
The fenceman, Thomas Donohue who was
indicted 10y the grand jury yesterday for receiving
goods known to he stolen, and committed TO Jail by
Judge Myle, was released ON bail last evening. His
surely was MIR. George Miller, the eX.detectiye.
Odds and ends--S2o mems suits, now Sl2,
at \. saks a Co.'S.
Great complaint is being made against the
using Ills machines on PENNSYLVANIA avenue during
the time mostly used by promenaders There Is
plenty ot time after nightfall for the work. aud 1t
ought only to be allowed at that time.
odds and ends-$j pants now So, at A.
SdES & Co.'s,
Mr.. Michael Cation, of Fifth street north
west, Of the oldest citizens was quite seriously
injured by fan last Tuesday morning, and has since
been confined to his house. Notwithstanding his adj.
vanced age, he Is rapidly recovering and his physl-
! elan, pr Harnett, says hs Will I've out In few days.
Last night q man named Eugene Scaggs
was brought into the Fih Precinct Station by officers
Bailey aud Thompson, suffering with terrible cut
III the head pr. Markriter attended him and found
that one OF the large arteries was cut. He dressed
the wound aud afterwards had him conveyed To hi.
home,
A musical entertainment will be given by
the Third Division Public Schools at Lincoln Hall,
Wednesday evening, February 81, at 1880 O'Clock
the proceeds " which will 90 TO procure reference
books for the eighth grade schools, Admission only
twenty-five cents, and u is be hoped the object OF
the concert well the merit OF the ITSELF
win insure a fun attendance.
Comic and sentimental valentines, at Brad
Adams.
The prevailing coors in fancy stationery
the coming season will be crushed strawberry,
tuTQuoi'e, olive green, shrimp, silver polka dot,
Gfecian antique and ragged edge Paret and " hit
ungton have mad manufactured expressly for their
custom large invoice " the new coors the first as.
. sortment arriving last week and Immediately
placed upon their counters. The paper Is made III
various shapes and can be gotten mp with fac sim
initial In the shortest possible time. Can and In
spect the goods at Parct and Whttington's, l22
! Pennsylvania avenue.
Comic and sentimental valentines, at Brat
Adams.
Mr.. Matthew Wilson, the distinguished
portrait painter, has opened a studio in COrcorai
Building. Within the past two years he has painted
the Governors Of New York, Pennsylvania, and Cal
! itornia. MIR. Wilson was an Intimate friend of eN
President Lincoln, and also of ex-Secretary welles
The greater portion of his time Is spent at his beaut
ful home at Lake George, OF which he is very fond
There are number of good critics who pronounce
Mr. Wilson the superior of any portrait painter II
this country, II not In the world. At present he Il
engaged upon the portraits Of a number OF our clt
zens,
odds and ends-$G pants, now a, at A
saks Co. q.