The Sunday herald., 1886-11-14
CITY NEWS.
TOWN TALK.

which have heretofore been swallowed up by the |
own hands. The fault has been In the past to
certain extent with the wlne-makers themselves,
for II Is diicnlt TO induce them 10 concerted action
In any matter that directly pertains TO their own in
terests II may be that, now they feel their pockets
man can do can be done by others, individually or
Jointly. Mr. II. w. Crabb, OF OaSville, Nara County
makers in the State, has set most laudable eN |
ample. lie has opened wine-cellar in Washing
ton p O. under tne OF M R,cr r. tSan
inns nsv rely sa ans @ % Sy sn@ M pS % e
the benefits OF his foresight and energy"
MIR. Pohudorr, agent for the To-Kalon vineyard
| OF II. w. Crabb, California, has removed from
Fifteenth street, near welckcrs, and established
himself at the southeast corner OF Eleventh and
streets where he w be prepared to OIL orders ers, aSr
| prices, being able to guarantee both quality and
| purity. Mr.. Ponndorr will supply families with
other California products, such as rasins and olives,
and also with the exquisite glace fruit prepared by
Mr. M. Damonte, OF san Jose.
--'Jus,h's old stand,r e9 D s,reetnorthwest, buys
gents secondhand clothing. Note by mail promptly
| attendedto.
MIR. Henry King, Jr., of Kings Palace, who has
been III for some time. expects to return to his busi
ness early this week.
The residents OF the Northwestern section want
| flre-engne placed in.ther neighborhood.
AT Techs long established house on the Avenue
now be seen ef the best stocks of goods for
gen,lemens suits ever brought to Washington. Mr..
Teel this season makes specially OF suits at mod
crate prices, to which comparison with other oner-
ings OF quality and workmanship Is especially
| invited. The stock of gentlemen's furnishings is
the largest and best ever brought to the city.
Property holders In the rear OF the Bureau OF
Engraving and Printing are demanding the opening
OF Fifteenth street. Several fine brick houses are
erected on the street, but no outlet exists to street
THIS latter street from Fourteenth to Fifteenth has
been inclosed by the Printing ONCE people as
| park.
The large structure at as Sixth street, which is
devoted exclusively to Martyrs Commercial College,
Is fine edince. The several college halls within
are very attractive. The building is finely situated,
being close by PENNSYLVANIA avenue and about half
way between the White House and the Capitol. All
Washington might be searched In vain for better
location, and the whole country cannot produce
better college.
The extent of the use OF artificial flowers In
decoration and personal adornment would be sur
prisng II generally known. In households the ex-
hbtlon OF the clever limitations OF the noral beau
ties of nature Is frequently resorted to- choice col
lection OF the real article being allowed to supply
, the perfume for the whole collection. Frequently
the delicate violets worn as boutonnieres by the
, dudes are artificial, the perfume being chemical,
1t is claimed that the delicate and sensitive produce
tions of nature could not endure the exposure and
ioiiing OF wraps and overcoats and the climatic
changes from warm rooms In the evenings round OF
: dinner and party, or opera and supper
-Smalls handsome building on the corner OF
Fourteenth and G streets Is now up so as TO show
what a fne improvement 1t ls. when 1t Is occupied
Washington will have as superb noral establish
ment as any In the country.
--"Bone dshesn are new article in china for the
dinner table, They are crescent shaped, and are
placed at the side OF each plate, receptacle for
l. | bones, poiato-skins, etc.
" Miller 4 Jones, in the National Theatre Building
are pleased TO announce that their popular billiard
. room has undergone extensive Improvements, ant
e is in every respect new, bright and clean. Patron
j. ized by the elite, and pronounced the best plac,
% of the kind known. Orders will be received at this
establishment for all kinds OF billiard work, apt
promptly executed Billiard material for sale a
In New York prices.
III The third annual conclave OF the "Sklrmishers
81 was held Thursday evening. at the office Of DIR
!. Ham. Leach, No. 400 Seventh street southwest
IL cowie. Leach. Tucker, McWhorter, Cruger. John
Is son, Dalton. Dngman, Dennison, and others d.
ceWle serbe committee Consisting % of Of Messrs
Wheeler, Dalton. and Leach, was appointed to pro
m cure steamer for the usual Thanksgiving Day out
= ing of the club.
r --Schliizs Milwaukee lager beer is well knowl
throughout this District as pure, healthy 6ever
and is sold by dealers generally. Ask for II
n and take no other II you want the best.
IN Chief Clerk Youmans was forced to leave hi
ofiice and 90 home day last week on account o
attack OF chils, the first attack he ever had, an
which was So violent that he came near shaking OF
IL his overcoat in front OF big fre He has succeede
10 He attributes his Illness to the bad sanitary cond
" ton of the Treasury building.
e. C. Books at cost. whitngton, 1921 Pennsylvanl
sn ha avenue.
ri the head OF his profession add is great favor
In Washington, WI! open at Willard Hall to-morro
q ev,fing.
= Lon Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday ne.
on Auconeer Bowling will have sale of rare Turki
ted carpets and rugs and elegant hangings. the san
md being special Invoice selected for this markt
en-1 These goods Will be on exhibition tomorrow ar
IN. Tuesday.
noa anF sl,tr MAJ nlla
w | blum" at Wizards one evening last week, q
:" Scaled" and was 'knocked out" badly In OF
round, and is now laid up for repairs.
't to MIR. Tony Tyssowski yesterday received no
Ian from of his neighbors. well known in this cit
ted doing the cunning act in West Virginia. sayin
IN IN "walked s1I miles to-day and am thoroughly d
aa gusted with the trip. Leave at once for home. Al
or ne eaeny dol
know what good thing is.
nS ,o Commercial stationery at cost. whlttIngto
in 1921 Pennsylvania avenue.
eto -Messrs. r. Z. Lewis Son, the popular hattie
i and outntters have opened their new store al IL
Ee New York avenue and respectfully announce to tn
friends and patrons that they are ready for busine
he Their motto, "Fine Goods at Popular Prices" v
the be followed to letter, and their old well
lm new friends may rest assured that they Will recei
ord fair treatment at their hands. They still continue
re- their old stand, 920 Seventh street.
an w. s. Hancock Post No. !, Union yetera
Union have issued cards for complimentary
pre- ception and dance for next Tuesday evening.
10, venber lG, at Abner's Music Hail.
of Ground was broken early last week for the n
ated building of the Mexican Legation. 1t is situated
sion street, just west OF Fourteenth street, and Will
or In the neghborhood OF 100000.
yh Mr.. Thomas N. Sanner, formerly OF the on
termaster Generals ONCE, now chief clerk for n
Atwood, United States Quartermaster at santa
n. NJ, s here on ten days visit at the ST. Marc
was William j. Miller, C. A. yedder, Theodore
au- Wilson, and Conrtland II. Smith have been enrol
rack list of attorneys to practice before the Ire
and ury Department
!. Mr. Judd Williams, OF the War Department,
o. ., y returned from visit OF two weeks 10 New Y
ohu' city.
Of a Mr.. Wallace II. Hills, OF the snperlntendeI
one once, Treasury Department. has gone TO Jacks
dner ! Miss to inspect Government furniture. lie "
return the end OF this week.
oile Maj. George A. Bartlett, plymaster OF
'N' Treasury Department; Col, S Il. Chambern,
mile Maj. p. e. German, brother Of Senator Gorman,
Todd here Thurs with their settlers and breech load
lsE for Col. Chalnberlin's place, near Clarhs Gap
aced VIZ Virginia, wseTe they Intend making the psrtr
'ohu, | family quail
MIR; BIylns win shortly make another triI
West Virginia, 10 slaughter deer, which are sal
be very plentiful where ne Ia going.
InwS The excellent choir at Calvary Baptist has
sixth rec engaged for another year. II Is compose
rees. Miss Katie N. Scott s0prano Miss Eulalie DO,
4 e2. contralto; George II. Liebrldge, tenor; Dire
ihe Joseph smith, bass, and Professor Iheouof'
NO. King, organist.
three One OF our Washington organsts Or. Gee
sam W. Waller, made q most favorable impressio
Pittsburg, Pa, Thursday evening, the lith inst
upon the Inauguration OF new organ al st. Au
tines Church, in that city. His services are In
ng In nand az concert organis all over the country.
OF II has said that ne has oi1ciaei NJ the
inles ing Of organs than any OF the other
thirty ing organisis OF the country.
les all urs Po,. n Dannison,a vonno neonies A,
ing class al the Rines Hall is steadily increaani
,or. popularity. The class days are Tuesday, In
day, and Saturday.
Balti- Jaines nIeen, VI h.mis nonnsDn na 7
CT on ahu MI '',s, , VI III @ "a, ~ sy na,
New leIt Iahl nignl ior '"o "eehH cunning o"peu
leave III Sor'h ,ai"hna'
ayng A new choir has been recently engage'
New | rhriat Rniacnnal Church. OF Georyetown "
will -, , a.. ,ha 40, ,tna a, ~ AZ IN
press ml!l hins ~ vi VI, ~ Eoranna nri,a sn,,ann'
vii | May Thomas, cOntraltO; II. O. PeArson tenor
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