The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1885-03-22
CITY NEWS,
TOWN TALK.

IOWN TALK.
Parties desiring choice apartments. consisting Of
an entire patlor floor, with private tabc, superior
service, should apply at ISIS n street, corner latay
cite Square, near the Arlington and wormley's,
Visit A. saks Co.'S panaloon sale.
The Young Mems Democratic Club OF This city,
have taken steps looking forward to the placing Of
the organization on similar footing "a the Duck-
worth, Of Cincinnati; Young Mems, Philadelphia,
and other clubs OF the country. II IS the intention
TO open clubhouse in the central portion Of the
city, where the members may meet for social enjoy
ment and other purposes, the same being provided
with poo table and other gymnastlc arrangements
Tue finances OF the cluh are In good condition,
there being large amount in the treasury, though
nearly $4,000 was expended during the inauguration
in meeting expenses FOR entertaining visitors, The
club as vet has not joined the " Endorsement Br'.
gade,' they having no axes TO grind
The work on the water-work extension is pro-
crossing very fast and the contractor feels that he
will have the whole work OF tunnolling finished in
the contract time. over three miles IN all have
been cut through solid rock while nearly one-halt
mile had 10 be cut through earth, The work on the
big receiving reservoir back OF the Howard Uniyer
sy is well advanced, and will he finished long be-
fore the iunneng Is ended, SO far the work has
been highly satisfactory to everybody concerned tho
United States, District government, as well as the
individual contractors.
Chndren's pantaloons at Gac 4. saes y co.'s e-
movAl sale.
The skating fever has struck this city, and ut
present there are two Kinks In full blast. The old
polo team OF this city has reorganzed and VIII play
J, L. and A. w. Warrington, Costello, Murphy,
Noble, Main, ALE, and Yarrow
The Plate Printers Pleasure Party have issued
invitations for their annual reunion, calico party,
which will take place on Monday evening, April 9,
IN the National Rihes' Armory.
The Dramatic Association of Georgetown College
are making arrangements for an entertainment in
Curtis Hall, West Washington, in behalf of the Attn
lettc Association connected with the university.
April ID, IL the night selected
The Rev. Father Walter. pastor Of ST. Patrck's
Church, while making sick call on Friday morning
on street, fell from the stoop Of the house and
injured his back. He was unable TO attend the
Lenten service on Friday evening, but will say mass
at the regular times to-day.
For every minor position under the District Com.
mlssioners there is at least an average OF i've appi-
cants. There Is quite struggle going on for chief
engineer OF the Fire Department, superintendent
measures. health oficer coroner, pound master,
SCISSOR, and auditor.
Persons in need of pianos would do wisely to con-
suit Mr.. Kuhn, next door to TuE SUNDAY HERALD
office. His knowledge of music and musical instru.
ments is thorough, and, what Is of more Importance,
he Is so thoroughly trustworthy that his customers
always get from him sound and honest advice.
There will he a grand souvenir matinee at Al
baugh's Grand Opera House on Wednesday after
noon next, upon which occasion every lady present
Gle, % The Romany RYE, will receive a costly and
handsomely fringed Easter card
The many friends of Mr.. John Davidson, formerly
OF the solicitors oflce OF the Treasury, in this city,
put lor the past TWO years engaged in Col. Man
nings law office, in New York. will regret to learn
OF serious accident which he experienced last
week. While leaving the Brooklyn Ferry Tuesday
morning Mr.. Davidson was struck down and run
over by heavy truck, one OF his legs being frac-
nro., III , Imu Paess. ne Was SonveSeu 10 me
thouph serious are moi reg,riea "a iangeroms
,
=. saks 20. are determined to sell during me
and Shll chill pants They have prices on them
INA. WIN uo IL
lion Of Sergeant binsmor D'e Auss' ny tue fesena
a., -, :,
pleasant receptions every Saturday afternoon his
picturesque studio on F, between Thirteenth and
Fourteenth streets.
For things of beauty. in which artistic ,ssta and
elegance are combined, the Easter offerings this
nradad n ot siu I klna ever
season is inarniacent one and emhraces dsicsie
hand.panted devices ON silks. satins' eggs hrsss
and cards For me hos, eyhhi,ion NO ed,is "a nnr
readers 10 stem intn i Iorng Whittingionis 15si
PENNSYLVANIA avenue, and we are assured they will
Una am ond Wen repa1E ior ther Ssi. anasoine
a nd here can he fonnd n sn,andid assnrtment IL;
20 in and see the show and be convinced of the
truth Of the above SAW" AA' oe eoA 'itee" u 'He
1904 " 'Ae 1''''
Al a special meeting of the Monumental. Club held
Friday evening. new constitution was adopted. 1t
tion. ResoIntions were nnanimnns1v aaontea in
dorsing Mr.. Robert Ban for city postmaster
Mr. John Eie,J recep,Iv snroi,e1 b,s anil. yorr
severely from the effects n, when he ia sill nhSea
TO keen his room " '''0 ~ - S'''' ''''ee1
Visit saks 4 CO. q nan,a,oon sale this weer
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Th,rtsan,b an, rh,r,aannn, az sa
ini''eeh'u anu lhiteen-anu slreels' pe-
tween three intoxicated though well-dressed white
men, men anu party OF negroes. me dispute appa
the negro females taking umbrage at the remarks
made by the white men. 1t was continued on the
y street ana blows were exchanged, when
nranh hroohes, coloieu, VINO mas lust
S Spn, from i9rcea UP 10 me lhi!,
I IN q .esu.'eI anu pegau ming. AIeAthner
one OF the principal lighters and had a narrow
escape from being shot one of the bullets grazing