The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1885-10-11

| FREEHOLD. and Messrs Maedel, wansleben Koch,
Genre, and others. The musical part will be exc
cuted by some of the best local talent whose SER
Vices were voluntarily rendered, and Will no doubt
| prove source OF enjoyment and pleasure TO those
aiding the laudabe enterprise by their presence.
MIR. James II. Mari, late OF Duvall and Mari, has
lifted up new ONCE at ese street and erancned
As Mr.. Mari has passed his life In this growing pro-
fesston, those who have money TO invest, property
TO SELL rent, or exchange aswe as the collection of
| rents could not place Il In better or safer hands
Mr.. Mari also represents several Insurance compa-
ss after os dv All % ea npU
| MIR. Mari for consultation In all matters pertaining
| TO real estate.
One OF the secrets OF our success, I'VE will give
it,l we deal only in clothing and manufacture every
garment we sell. Mandatory, las Howard street,
Baltimore Eseman Bros, corner ith and streets.
| Governor Shepherd seems TO be coquettlng with
us, so lar as his return 10 this city Is concerned
Ike the star actresses positively last season =" be-
fore retiring forever from the stage" He don't
anxious community viii now have 10 patiently await
the Governors "annua return in 1856, and probably
with the same siereotyped result OF after having their
feelings worked up TO great point OF expectation
| only TO be disappointed again.
MIR. Joseph l.. Enderle, OF the Warrant Dlvl-
sion, sccretarys ONCE, Treasury Department, last
week received deserved promotion TO class four.
Mir. $. II; Kaufman returned Friday evening
| from an enjoyable "outlngf OF several weeks at
| Nantucket, Mass, and Stockwater, N. Y.
MIR. Paul Nordhon, son OF the wcll-known
Washington correspondent, will represent the New
shortly. Mr.. Bennett has taSen great fancy VIC 10
this promising Young journalist, and will give him
every opportunity for advancement in his profess
sion.
Treasury Department, aud brother OF the jolly Pay
director Gil Thornton, by many regarded as the
n mos, Popunf man "a ,ne Navy, asi week received
double promotion, having Jumped two grades
The examination he passed was model; the cSain
ner, II Is reported, wanted TO mark him ITO out OF
possible 100.
Col. Ike Martini of the Secrctary's ONCE, Treas.
ury Department, has returned from months sea
Soyage along the Northern coasts. During his All
His many friends are much grancd to see him so
greatly improved in health. When no was so ~
about wear ago he was reduced to about $50 pounds
| now he turns the scale at 2l5
Heavy balbrggan shirts ami drawers. special
| prices, at Keeps. i37 Seventh street northwest.
MIR. John Amber Smith has moved into the
house No. lila seventeenth street, which he pur-
| chased from w. j. Newton, Esq.
DIR. George s. McElfresh, former resident Of
this cii has been visiting his relatives for the past
TWO weeks; He LETT Yesterday for Marietta, Ga,
where he is running one of the largest drug and
chemical stores In the South.
The English sparrows have very little peace in
west washington, as nearly all the boys of that
section have armed themselves with "bean shooters
and are exterminatng them very fast. II the school
teachers would make an examination of the pockets
OF the scholars under them they would discover
many shooter They are dangerous toys, and
some means should be taken to stop this indscrim-
nate use.
--Dsbursing onlcer Keckhoeier, of the state De-
partment, Is still absent on his hunting expedition
In Tennessee.
desire through THE SUNDAY HERALD to express
their thanks to the following firms for their kindness
past snmmeF Mr. Nilsson Ns,or IT. our Msss ,re
Reyes Co., the Herdc Company, Mr.. Z. Burgdorf,
| Mr.. w. I. Naior, aud MIR. Knox. These gentlemen
| gave the children In the hospital many pleasant
| drive during the summer months, thus adding to
their enjoyment and health, and the lady managers
feel that recognition Is due them for their very
practical charity.
Opening extraordinary-The public are invited
10 attend the opening of Miller & Jones's billiard
rooms, in the new National Theatre, Thursday, the
| 18th instant
uny to appreciate the eloquence of the great Eng.
lsh divine. Archdeacon Farrar, In two lectures on
by him in this city on the 10th and nth Instant ac-
cordlng to the announcement made In this issue Of
our paper. As an orator Of the literary, scholarly
order, the Archdeacon stands at the top in England
and though not OF course cast In the worldly mold
OF GLADSTONE and Bright, outrankng them in SO far
any doubt these lectures will furnish attractive sub.
jects for thought and study and be attended by
| crowded audiences
Willie Robinson, small boy, living with his
parents at 62s New York avenue, was knocked down
| and run over by some unknown party yesterday
| afternoon on the Glenwood Road He was picked
| up and brought TO his home, where DR.. j. Ford
| Thompson attended him. His right leg was broken
In two places, while his left was mashed almost to
Jelly rendering II necessary to be placed in plaster
case. Dr.. Thompson thinks the condition of the lad
very critical. The police are endeavoring to ind
| out the party who drove the wagon.
Two white men engaged in fist fight last night
at the Ninth-sreet entrance 10 the Centre Market,
! the scrmmage drawing thther very large crowd.
Another party Joined in the fight, which enraged
bury colored man standing near, who proceeded TO
| maui ali three parties. The white men turned on
the darky, and for awhile the fight became general.
Ofcer Mckay arrested the parties, who gave their
names as John Monahan, Joseph Hanlan, John
CANDY, Mortimer Mcnamara, and Joseph Williams,
the latter the darby.
Hon. A. L. Smith, of Wisconsin, arrived at the
Ebbitt this morning.
Paisley Morgan, sailor, and an unknown man
had fight last night at Eighth and streets south
east, during which both received good beating
Special Onlcer Rocket went to arrest them and the
belligerent men turned on the officer. The onicer
sent distress call to the Eighth Precinct and all the
officers responded, fearing riot was in progress.
The only person arrested was the sailor Morgan.
| Few of those who attended the performance of
Michael StrOg0n ~ at Albaugh's knew that In the
| person OF Mrs. Waterman rs Sangarre y was an
other successful Washington actress The greater
progress was an agreeable surprise TO her friends,
who number many in this city.
A musical treat Is in store. as on the 18th very
nne entertainment Is TO given as a complimentary
benefit TO Mrs William Allen, fayorite singer Of
| this CITY,
Tomorrow is set for Baum's grand fall opening
| AL are cordially invited