The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1885-04-19
TOWN TALK.

The Springfield Republican Noiuicdly SAYS that
american cities have been guilty OF gross neglect
Ia allowing he electric corporaiOustu Invade and I'LL
The air. when those OF Europe universally 60 beneath
the surface On some ot cur avenues the poles aud
wires are as much OF nuisance as an elevated rail.
road on the Melgs pattern wculd lie.
Spring suits, at A. Saks \ cos.
The Turkish baths, as given at Bovees, opposite
the Riggs House, on e street, hcahill, cieany,
aud for Identifying the skin superior TO any cos
metc.
Childrens spring suits. Esemans. ,lh y F.
Give the Higgins his due Il he succeeds in break
ING M the system of ONCE hroserage-ihe work on
which he is said to lie engaged,-BoSiOH Advertiser.
Rink parties among the younger members OF
society are all the GO ut present.
An operetja, Erwin Sisters."hy Washington ladies',
for the benefit OF Emanuel Episcopal Church, tnon-
town, Anacostia,l Will he given at Willard Hall on
MAY II
spring pants to order. Eiseman's ith y +.
The Emancipation parade, so far as number Of
carriages in line, great success, as ncy strung
out distance Of nearly three miles, and taxed the
patience of spectators considerably as they Kept
wheeling by with their occupants in all colors aud
condition. President Cleveland viewed the process.
sion, and for the first time had chance To inspect
the negro in all its elements. Rather n storm
occurred on Fifteenth street over the attempt OF the
United States mail wagon to pass between the lines
As is well known, the darkfes imagine they own the
city on Emancipation day. and will oppose any per
son or vehicle with force IL they attempt to break
their line or pass through between divisions. The
driver of the mail wagon was roundly abused and
ma~sSe,s ,rho wns hscsesa mn NV an cycitaS croFJ
OF Inc uniformed Pioneers and Gslieans' For time
trnuh,e was feared INF tho arrival nf nnlice pre
vented IT, who eSnianed IN tho marshal thnt no was
guilty of something that would put him in prison II
INSISTED Upon, ~ Iaii WAGON WI W. s, y,
wThIa not TarinS tho ,nnsir arcoring ia any sys
tem were ioiinwed hv n motley catherinv Of hood
lums, male and female. who jostled people without
any REGARD 10 lnelI leellngs, Wne lne n,scOIuau
Seaven. only comes once n wear. N"'' '''''
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Childrens spring suits. Eiseman s, 'th L.
| worrmen heyan Yesterday IN nnt w,shincto,
| $50 ", - So. ~ -. W." - -,
| an evesore for several months ON account OF IN,
| way II was left by the contractors, but col Rock
well hopes to have the entire reservation In shape b,
June l.
| s,r,,c overcoots n. sarsIco,s
| SPINS ''e' .'''' ~ ' SANS " w. "
The stay -at-homes this summer Will have plent!
of diversion TO while AWAY their time as all the the
| atres will he kent omen with LIGHT operas ETC TN
skating Kinks will flourish, while outdoor sports
n,s and bcSc,ng events Viii nil mn the vans Tier
vii ' me no s,rimming Rams ihis spmmer miles
some enternrsinr nerson starts one along me rive
banks, as 1t Is understood that the commissioners
the District are opposed 10 inc estanlshnen OF sue
nrives rssden,s of n mi sunny of water. We
P''''' ie' " " ~ 'ip'' " ~
| Mems spring suits. Eiseman's, ,ih and L.
| M. v,,,r N.r,s na,,,o,r,,i, ,,tuh hoya ,,ro
ta,-,o " 80. -, I,,,n,n .,roo,
possession OF their new quarters on Elghtn street
just north of Pennsylvania avenue, and II Is intende
| TO have the rooms nicely fitted up. The club noy
numbers nearly one hundred and nifty, and 1t pre-
| poses TO be also a social organization.
| C.,uarsn. n,Io suits nj A Ssls1 C,'a
| Hon ,,or,uo Kin, ms trrna1 orer ,,is sa5 snt
scrpton 10 the Inauguration expenses 10 the Wort
| barthodi feoeslal fuhu.
| The following-named gentlemen having passe'
| thu reopIral civil service examination haya bee
/
- SSS ", roha,ton 10 me snrsann 1saperai,s 1eics
Erpes, "a Ppshorne ~ SeSr Yoss. rherIes WiIiiam
of Kentucky; Paul B. Hnzen, OF Kentucky; Charlc
A. Frost, OF Massachusetts,, and Thomas 4. WIKI
| of Ohio.
The new billiard parlors of MIR. Robert Hoffman
Thirteenth street and Pennsylvania avenue hi
jumped into public favor with bound, the resort
crowded nightly by our best citizens. In order
accommodate his patrons full returns by speci
dispatches will be posted OF the great billiard tourn
ment that commences in New York tomorrow. ri
tables used at this house are OF the BrunswicEBalS
Collender Company make.
Nor,s srr,rc, s,,,s 1,,saman,s -tn andr
-ieu sp'ins suns i.i'e''" - 81 II "''' h
Mr.. Edward |. Darling, who has been visiting h
| mother at the Hamilton. is now guest OF NJ
klingle, at Linnean Hill, d. c.
| ,,.- -. -, , ..
An unusually handsome souvenir programme
| being designed by Mr.. j. Loring Warrington, u
| Avenue stationer, for the initial performance OF &
heueuran or, Dsoua t re-, apr IU. go
the opera and the cast of characters will be print
sheets satin of delicate tlnts, bound backs
cardboard, upon which will appear the advertise
ments OF prominent business firms in the city.
| hearsals OF tho opera progressing favorab
unuer Tue Oh h. yonn Sousa' nsu ever
snus seSs W lt oiu'se pihn' 'o'''' al ''''@, Ill
nhaneia' Hu'oess'
| Spring overcoats. Eseman's, TN and L.
|, The Herdc Phaeton Company will commence
day to run lines OF conches from Seventh street al
New York avenue northwest to Glenwood Cemeter
| and Eighth street and Pennsylvania avenue sout
|
run coaches TO the above cemeteries every ia
Sunday during the present summer.
CoI Alfred NJ. wadaeu. the eloouent ey-Repr
| senta;iva from Norm Garoina will deliver the %
federate Memorial Day address at Raleigh.
A Washington special to Yesterdays New Yo
| Herald says: Some spectators have been here (
some weeks looking about TO see il il was possble
nnrchase a numher of honses in this civ when RI
| prnnnseS IN tnrn into nnbIc Museums The hons
maj thev were after Were those az rich historic
assoctations. They wanted the house in which /!
| coin died the honse where Francis scott Kew and
Howard Payne resided, and the Seward mansio
ntnarodt n assassinate seward If was 10 Il
= honse tha, the hodv nj phil barton Kew was tax
! after he was shot by Gen. Dan sicEles The spec
4 | Iators ascer,ained however thar II wonlI take
e much money that they gave II up. Their idea "
10 IL! eacn mouse WIN pIoPerls anu is!ics vi
/ | nhsroa an aJmisstnn fee - ~ -'N 'N' "
n wa
= Spring suits to order. Eisemans, .th e.
CON, W co,ri,s v,ho hos ,u,, ra,nrnel fro
MI, ri o. o M wno h ieir nn WaSnasd,
q for MA home in C,innceser whore he viii remain
severn, weels in the interest az The Denartment
Ii Fishes Smithsonian Institution
i Min Mccormick, has inst raturned from
e | rscen, hnnting ,rn Jnvn the pn,nmac well stort
!, with game and good health as the result OF
4, | sojourn.
Syracusians Lodge No. 10, X. of r., at its last rel
J. lar meeting, Friday evening, April Ii, receive
4 fine set OF Jewels which were purchased from
proceeds Of their ate entertainment held at Maso
II Temple. Past Chancellor X. c. GlasscOck, chs
n man of the committee, made the presentation. TT
Y were received on the part of the Lodge by Chan,
r lor Commander j. 5. a. Baker +. G.. G. W. T. Bail
l. and =. e. c. William ii. Hines.
ir | CO. 7, r,,- :, ~, ,,o-o i,z, o,.ro, n, an
Z 'eo F. i'iIIhS ~ "a'e JUST OPe"eu a' ifD
If street, near Fourteenth, an elegant merchant tai
n ing establishment and are displaying a large a
attractive line OF fabrics for gents spring GARNER
and are prepared TO make especially 10 order perft
hitting siysh and elegantly nished suits or irons
az prices below Wnal Is pau lot rea1y Go
a | fu7iy asked
"a |
+. MODIFY Styles, low prices al A. saks q Co. g.
II MI Henry W. Elliott, the traveller and artist
~ | passing lew weeks IN west tleNelahl, ONO,
ie lrlenas prior 10 engaging on MS regular sunni
,e "ofk'
=. MT. James '. Kelly, Oh California mas oeeh 81
Id ping al WIZARDS for inc past tnfee weeks ammo
81 | VI r. helly ID one OF Tue NtpuOlcth ltiutFf