The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1883-03-18
CITY NEWS.
TOWN TALK


Spring overcoats at y. Saks q Co.'S
Shedd's Excelsior Turkish Baths, sos L |
street northwest Special attention given to medi-
Gated vapor baths.
Cbiidren's Raster suits in all the latest |
shapes and shades, at A. sets & cos.
Physicians have decided that there is no .
hope tor The recovery Of Judge swayse, WHO vs. wing
very III at his residence.
Mr. Cooke, the popular proprietor of Will !
lard Hotel has beon 20 M lately as TO- cause his
friends to be very uneasy.
Spring oyerccats at A. saks y Co.'S.
The health Of Dr. Joseph. who has been
Identified with So many good works, especially those
undertaken hy Epiphany Church. continues Tn
critical condition,
Spring overcoats at A Saks & Co.'s.
The question is being mooted in military
Circles TO give the body " john Howard rayne a
funeral escort u great pomp on the day II arrives and
Is carried 10 OAK I'M Cemetery.
Mrs NJ. a Booth, president of the Wo-
mans Go peratlve Store aud abor Exchange,
thankfully acknowledge the receipt ot ten dollars
sent bv Mir. W. ". Corcorau for the Oeueat Of the
same.
Two attempts at burglary were attempted
ut an early hour this morning, the establishments OF
Morgan s Kennedy o83 u street and Whitaker
book store, in Vernon Row, being entered. Before
any booty could I've secured the thieyeswere scared or
Look at A sabs \ Co.'S Faster window.
On Tuesday the 18Th that being the an
niversary Of the death Of Rev. Father BOYLE late
pastor OF St. Matthew's Church, memorial
was celebrated there Tor him. In which ten priests
took part Many Of his former narlshiouers attended
Look at A. saks * Co.'s Easter window.
The ueriics make better time than the
street cars leave aud take up passengers az the curb
ana are run on the principle % giving seat for
fare. By pattoui7ing the anti-mOnopoy Herllc' the
ramwaN Is forced TO furnish better accommodations.
The parade yesterday OF the Irish so.
cieties was not as large 10 former years but was
very credltahe. The streets through which the pro-
cesSlou passed were crowded with spectators, while
at St AIMS Asylum the usnal donation was made to
the sister In charge.
Look at A. Saks \ Co.'s Easter window.
Mr.. William Il. Hester. of the United States
Coast survey, and resident of West Washington,
LETT on Tuesday last for sacramento, cal, where he
has been ordered to take charge OF the station chief
observer. Mr.. lIester's orders were So sudden that
he had not time to bid his maay friends goodbye.
Had they known he was going away they would have
given their genial friend rouslng send-oR.
Confirmation suits for the boys at A. Saks
co.'s.
The Westminster Kennel Club. OF New
York, have sent us one OF their neat catalogues an
nouncing great bench show In New York City dur
ing MAY, under charge OF Sir. Lincoln who managed
the recent successful one here. number Ut the
prominent winners from this city VIII enter. Include
Ing Cossack belonging to Miss l'oesse, and Others
OF Mr.. Jensen. Mr. Joseph Sturgis Is working up
the affair very successfully In this city.
A visitor to the studio Of Mr.. Matthew
Wilson, In the Cotcoran Building, will nnd there IN
progress some OF the most striking kenesses in
Judgment It IS possible to pant-those OF Mr. Cor
corau, MIR. George II. Boxer, formerly Minister to
Russia; George ID. Morgan, eySecretary of the Navy
= lsobeson, aud others. one who recoects the peou-
liar hesh-tnts Of Dubufe will feel that the teaching
OF Mr. Wilson'S master In Paris many wears ago has
not been lost upon hun.
our spring stock is now complete. Drop
In aud look 1t over. A. Saks i Co.
The homeopathic Dispensary Association
held Its regular monthly meeting at It's rooms zoo q
street northwest on last Wednesday, There was
full attendance of members The reports OF the
secretary, treasurer, and various committees OF
great interest especially that Of the secretary, show
Ing steady Increase In the number OF treated
there having been 40 the FIRST month, DECEMBER -
In January, aud LAG In February, Some OF these
cases have been OF such Importance that they have
been reported to the Medical Society.
raid was successfully made on the gam
bling saloon of william II. Lee, /: street north
, west opposite tile Baltimore aud Ohio depot, by
Special Agent Ran, Special Officer Carter, Sergeant
HoninbeIger, and posse OF patrolmen from the
Seventh Precinct. The game was found in fun blast,
keno and poker dividing the issues between the
motley gathering which was mostly cOlored. Twenty
Ave arrests Including the proprietor made and The
entire outfit, consisting OF chips, cards. tables etc.
captured and removed to the station house. Lee
will be presented under the gambling law whit
/ tn rest Will be charged as yagrants.
: Our tailoring department is now ready fol
spring orders. Stock complete. Prices reasonable
A. Saks 4 Co.