The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1885-09-06
CITY NEWS.
TOWN TALK.

Harvey Ferry will be glad TO see his friends at
The Golden Eagle Clothing Co.'S, northwest corner
Of seventh and d streets.
--"Jusths old stand,m eis d stree, northwest, buys
gents secondhand clothing. Noteby mail promptly
attended to.
-Gonzaga College will tomorrow resume liz regu-
lar scholastic season. The standard OF perfection
reached by this excellent Institution In the past
makes II hitting place for parents TO place their
boys, in order that they may receive thorough
classical education.
DIR. II. b. Waddy, OF this city, has gone to his
former home In the mountains OF Virginia, where he
VIII pass month In nshing, cunning, and deliver
ing orations at the many tournaments that ia to take
place.
John T. Tyler will be pleased to receive his
friends at The Golden Eagle Clothing Co.'S, north.
west corner OF Seventh and u streets.
AT st. Aoysus Church to-day the most Rev.
Archbishop Gibbons viii preach at the late mass.
In the evening at O'Clock he viii administer the
sacrament OF confirmation. The church choir, after
vacation OF one month, VIII again be In attendance.
The handsome new building Of Messrs Harris
Shafer, llls PENNSYLVANIA avenue, has been COM
pleted, and this reliable and enterprslng 1rm are
nov IN lion wnere they are prepared to show
finest stocks Of diamonds Watches jewelry, sterling
silver and silver-plated ware ever offered in this
city. see advertisement.
MIR. II; w; spoTord, Of the National Museum, has
gone 10 south Natick, Mass, TO pass several days
with friends and acaualntances.
Mr. Harry Brainerd, OF this city, has gone TO Lynn,
Conn TO get his yacht In shape, so as TO be In New
York In time TO see the race between the Purftan
and Genesta.
The funerals Of the two victims Of the dcplorabe
accident of Tuesday last, Mr.. John I. Morgan and
Mrs. Della Seta, Will take place, the former to-
morrow afternoon and the latter this afternoon. MIR.
Morgan's remains will be Inferred at Rock Greek
Cemetery. Mrs. Della Setas body will he laid away
at Mount olivet.
Mr. John T. Burch, of this city, Is now located at
focatelo, Idaho, In charge OF the Express Company
located there. He Ia engaged also In mining specu-
lations and Is reported TO be very successful in his
ventures.
Joseph NJ. Grady will always be glad to extend
the courteses OF The Golden Eagle Clothing Co.,
northwest corner OF seventh and ID streets, to his
many friends and the public generally.
Gen. Clay, chief clerk of the Department Of Jus
tce, left for Philadelphia yesterday to attend the
funeral OF his uncle the Hon. John Randolph Clay,
VINO died recently In London, and whose body Is to
arrive in Philadelphia to-day by the Lord Give.
Mr. Charles Sims returned Friday from his an.
well pleased with his visit and Of the conquesis made
at the various tournaments.
Rev. DR.. Berkely. of st. Louis, Mo-, will ofllciate
this morning at Christ Church, Navy Yard.
George stephenson, colored laborer employed
In eXcavating for sewer on Delaware avenue, near
S nr ses;N was badly n]nrei by bank falling in on
tenton, and was afterward carried to his home
The police are on the lookout for negro quack
doctor who Is vcttmizing people by means Of the
voodoo game" lie yesterday worked an old
man named Williams for ten dollars by the scheme.
John E. Lane left yesterday for Buffalo, n. Y,
where he is 10 engage In managing theatrical com
panies.
--Onlcer kenney,ofthe Fifth Precinct, was married
on tuesday last TO Miss Fillius, q prominent young
lady OF Capitol Hill. The best wishes of the ofcer's
many friends accompany him In his departure, and
hopes are expressed that he will prove as good 4
husband as he Is an offcer.