The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1885-08-23
CITY NEWS.
TOWN TALK.

condrcpu nycnrsnns ~ res se rr,ncr c,v,ng
Raltimcre and Potomac Railroad DEPOT al $50 A. NJ
Cresson Springs is situated on The crest at the ALE
gheny Mountains, twenty.thre hundred feet above
the level OF the sea; Here on broad plateau, sur.
| ronnded by green lawns aud shaded by heanll'nl
forest trees on me very crest OF the mountain. u
s.ss.eu .me Mei,.hnoWn Moutan iiousc, ~ ~, u,,
ne ro, ana NJ, psasn s nonners
The Springs situated in the midst OF extensive aud
beautifully laid ont grounds adjoining the hotel, pos
sess medicinal qualities of tested va'ne, and are
commended Ivy the faculty TO the work-woru and
FRUSTRATED the surest agency for restoring health
and viror. The tickets for the excursion will he
sold at the low price OF 81, which viii include one
days board at the Mountain House. and the return
| coupons Will be good for ten DAYS; and beside mis-
prlviege, eNcusIonis,s renng u, ,e MIu ,,
Of moar% n, grca, rreauci m' W. '"''
VI 'o o.,, .. 49, 49,, u,' 49,, ia,
| -Ine Jefferson Democrallo CIup, OF lnis ci,N,
csmnaign in Virginia his taiI. Commiitees viii
visit yarious points in tho state. while every native
Virglnlan residing In this iv win he tnrwsried 10
| his Mace of voting
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81 ncs rnos "a ar ena ps,ir on nn v n hes n
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Isteam launches 1r are getting 10 De guile common
on lhe river. Two very pre,ly ones now aun 10 'he
The press OF Atlantic City arc loud in the praise
| OF the good behavior and lberalty OF the guests
| from this city who have visited there on the cheap
| excursions.
hc S tro s H. nGsrS ion mas , ," Dos
| vi Watson s,n,,a an, NJ Inv an,,ar aro n,
| I ono nrapch '''' ""' '''' '''" '"''''' nv ~"
Col George Combs and Mr.. Samuel l.. Byrn
have returned from a fishing trip down The river
| Tbev renort The SNORT fne '
| --Messrs. Charles Hayes AMI Ed NJ. Hood, OF the
Associated Press have returned from three weeks
/ sojourn at Brgantine Beach, N. j.
| Mr. J. Fred. Kelly is among the guests from this
city at Cape May.
| Tho excursion of the ,Inlon Veteran Corns First
COMPANY, Friday evening. WAS A fine affair. This
was owing not only 10 the company. bni 10 the chi.
Gent music rendered Inv Professor II Eibner,s ine or
ches,ra which was specally on aged for tho occa-
sion Better music never figured on similar affair,
and the professor receiyei many conurainations
ior me me quality OF the selections. Ills address Is
| 1910 Eighth street northwest.
MIR. J. Edward Jones, who has been rustieatlng
| at Atlantic civ for ihe mast nve weeks has re-
turned home as brown as berry and much i'm
proved in health
The Washington Trestle Manufacturing Com
Pany, new enterprise by cillzens OF Mashington,
WSye sas ar 10 m nWay wins or
nary anu heretofore UNSAFE restling and scafoding
Nails are dispensed with, as mallea6le IRON clamps
ras.en me sepa,a.e paris Easily anu nr,ny. Inls
new a, Vi ~ h anu g us' ueGo.ie
nge, n ~ ,
pa. 81, ?, anu "a ~ n it u. WI
rRpmrch Of tho GoSonent nn noar Gnvren,, .m
avenue. such scafolding is quickly put.up and as
easily taken apart without loss OF time, breakage,
and Navy and everybody to visit the company 3
workshop and realize the many advantages as
practically before them.
-rhroa ,ro,tn, racas ara announce, IN ,o.o MA,
at wv civ an rhnrsaav neXt Ear " ertres 90
| aavari,ssn,snt IN ""'''A' neA'' r'i en'iie' see
|
There ia only one girl at Elberon who wears red
stockings with her bathing Dress and the other girls
society the only allowable thing.
| Mr. ceor,. n DaSh,a,as NJ tho p,,,s t,o,sa
wasnine,en srriyed as "e,, Ia, aas ~, ,s ~
,oaiS ~ WIZ, hnnsa hn nv. as a. .n 81 iv,e
may, sa- M ra, ~ ~, e s M MS ,,s
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| Wiz VII LIE ue sau 10 see NM, anu moreover, ne
nno .,'.,s NJ" W Hia"'ge ho'ei.-hoS'o'' nome
"o'" nut
-"Who would not be a lawn.tennis champion 2"
says The Week. "The worship that every virgin who
carries racket, with pair Of rubber shoes strapped
intoxicating. Lawn tennis Is never likely to ruin
cricket, some appear to suspect but Is doubt
immensely popular, and plenty of vigorous exercise
can lie got out Of it In a very short time II swift
play be INDUCED in ON the other hand it gives the
iady-loving male an opportunity of taking his
pastlme with the fair SEX TO qiote some Verses
which appeared q while back upon the model
modern amateur athlete:
atIn summer no n,avs tennis
With mail,ens ronnc and than ia
The time To see hin AZ Fla VERY hest.
me woman he hewitcbas
| In stocEings white.snee hreeches
And Gorgeous narii.colore1 tanne v.st.,n
ii'' NO'' ''' ''s
| Whether the cable system would be an advantage
In Washington ia something which probably our
railway managers know best. Bnt 1t is clear that
the means Of communication between East and
| West are inadequate and steadily growing more 30.
Ihdt cable roads succeed elsewhere is shown by the
Following from the Chicago HiteT-Ocedn: "Of all
the new methods for shortening the time and space
In great Cities the most perfect hitherto is that of
the cable car system. II one horse can supply the
place OF dozen, and still more, II stationary ell
CINE two miles away can eliminate horses almost en-
tirey and furnish more aud more rapid accOmmo-
dation the gain directly In comfort and Indirectly in
tho phi a cue p opau' h - soa, % MAI
ceiIencn ysi ,,ibnS s ,, tue i M o.,
stration snort exnerence was neressary y ~ ha
naf the ,1i ~, III, t o was ~ ~, mapa
are ali familiar with them every one s"ows s nre
cisa,n 80, ~, a., nv, III, 'r, on1 pre-
have Inne wort tnat ,hinrin mn ',v M, ~
70 recnonye ahnsed ami v,,Iaed az ali WI, nj, n,l
ara: denounced ne every stem nf nrn',rss has hea
noinis To IN" cane cara "a ono az ~. noM
| vsinsb,e ami nrnuraasive an,ernrisas ~ US
| caro. The CITIZEN enioys n oniet chncs,e az he
| does homage To his own superior knowleJge nj the
eynense of The ,nysiaeh "nrs and ns.,op ~ luz
cmintry cnusp We ali feei onrse,ues "n ~ b,,ha ~,
Main al nelliCence from our heinv mart of The it
tisns tha. con stmte ihe nr,Je a. Shic.no No ,nu
der his system has been n ureat snrcsss Over onn
Snndred gr,n cars mi ,sa me ht @
cara consfantlv nsssing oi,vavs nccod nh in ,ba
mornings and evenInas cr",sdsJ an amy ~, , ~ ny
men and ananca sssten, awsvnn in tSe ,n,I,,nns
present the idea of syeat pabIic usefnness. There
Ia not one man 81 n ybn iynn,a NJ, h 49,, ~, nc e
slice, notwithst anding all the deraetion OF the
'early days. II IL well known not only that the
cable road has immensely Increased the value of all
real property along the route but everywhere within
convenient access OF that route. The extension 81
the same system through those portions Of chief
thoroughfares not yet occupied would be hailed with
delight by every man owning 50-foot lot. No man
can contend that the cable company has not pro
vded locomotion good cheap. and effective. They
deserve their success. The rate OF speed IL far
greater than that attained from motive power OF
horses, while the condition OF the track is infinitely
superior. The cable car system constitutes the
finest method OF lOcomOton ever introduced here or
elsewhere"
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