The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1886-07-25
CITY NEWS.
TOWN TALK.

ing so deseryedly popular for ladies' use should not
have It's only drawback removed by the invention OF
screen or curtain behind the feet, that shall hide
from those In the the ungraceful swirl OF skirt
and sole that cannot he made 10 look graceful, lei
the boo, be trim and the skirt ever dainty
This years camp Of the Yves, Point Cadets lie ap-
propriately named "Camp Hancock In honor OF the
memory OF the deceased hero.
The Tenth and Thirty seventh Regiments Massa.
chusetts Volunteers will dedicate their monuments
on the field OF Gettysburg early 10 october.
MIR. Staples, OF wizards, washington, Is stated
TO he one OF the prime movers In the project for
new hotel In that city, 10 which reference has been
made in the Courier. That Washington has a neld
for new hotel is admitted all sldes but the at
tempt to get the Government interested is absurd
Boston Courier.
--"Jus,ns old stand" elo street northwest, buys
attended to.
The alleged Sunday suburban editions OF the
New York papers contain "all the news of the
dsy"-Saturday.
NO household considers It's own dog Nuisance
Each household Is emphatic In denounclng Its neigh.
boris dog as a a nuisance.
The summer season has no, in,erfered with the
boom In real estate. The Deputy Recorder OF Deeds
OF Albany, regret his "onensive rartisanship.'
1t is said that very large part Of the money has
been raised for the establishment OF the Catho.
lie University In the District Of Columbia.
1t is said that the japanese government, contem.
plate erecting buildings In Washington for the Of
their Legation.
Gen. Daniel +. Sickles, Editor Charles A. Dana,
and Dr. T. s. Verdi made speeches In honor and
over the remains Of Maronceli, the Italian exile and
| martyr, at Tammany Hall, New York, Tuesday even
Ing. The immense hall was crowded, over I'VE
| thousand people being present. Thirty Italian soc
cites and a number OF American organizations were
in the procession which accompanied the remains
from Tammany Hail down Broadway TO Wall street.
DR.. Verdi sailed yesterday from New York to take
the remains to Italy
MIR. W. u. Williamson, machlnist Of the Treas
ury Department, was removed Friday, and MIR. W.
d. Doremus, his subordinate, has been promoted to
his place.
First Auditor j. q. ChenOweth left iast night for
Texas, and will visit Kentucky before his return
He will be absent about month.
MIR. Thomas C. Pearsal, cashier of the Citizens
National Bank, and Mr.. George Wallace, Of the
Treasury Department. returned Tuesday from few
days visit to the National Bridge, Va.
DIR. Hamilton Leach. Harrison Dngman. John F.
Ancona, and George Woodbridge returned Thursday
from fishing trip to Goose Creek, Loudoun County
Va.
MIR. Charles o. Brown,a prominent lawyer OF this
s!, mho mas oeeh ivohne ",el his interests In san
Francisco, Cal, and in Arizona for the past six
months, returned here last week.
p. e. Dye, j. w. Green, w. Wiloughby, and
william F. Field have been added to the ofrlcial list
Of persons to practice before the Treasury Depart
ment.
Collector Dart, Of the port Of Brunswick, Ga
| said to he the c,eyerest man in his mart of the
country, was In the city during the week
t. u ,. ,
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r W"p"' was ''e'''e'e' "' '"e ne'oP'i'au
'"u'e"a'.
Tine trips TO Colonial Beach on the last safe, and
staunch steamer Arrowsmith are the most enjoyed
u. auy '.a. az W. 'ny .o' e",. "a' nne ''.,le
passed 20 Pleasan.y una. que nalaN feai,hes 'ne
ao' ."a' :. ua"y nouis "a,e W auu 'ha. ..
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,%a ,,,s ora ,rs, mo ,n,n, ,or r,n,hnr ,,h ,,o,,
children. The Arrowsm,th ia of,cered nv an excel.
lent set of gentlemen and the best of care is taken
| to keen Objectionable parties away
-Ice-cream soIa all nayors i've cents per Qlass
Mer,z's 1Ol4 F street, corner of Eleventh.
rrer,b ,or,oue nm drau,h, Marty. ,o,. u
street.
-Ice-cream soda. with fruit syrups all nayors five
cents per glass. Mertz's pharmacy, 1914 street
corner of Eleventh.
Union Veterans, Union. organized June is. has
now membership of 100 and recruiting poes or
almost az rapldly az 1t did TWENTY-FIVE Years ago
Then they were for war; Now their CRY is for peace
Their membership ia composed wholly OF those VII,
saw service on the battlefield. None others can b,
admitted, and, as a consequence, the old boys arr
cutting loose from the bodies who admit everybody
II their politics vouched for. Attheir next meet
ing, August H. they expect Gen. d. L. sckles TO tel
them OF his corps desperate lighting at Gettysburg
They nave also arranged 10 nave Gen. fitzhugh LIE
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nao as ,.'.,oa. =, E,,. sue.,, y. ~
n,e 9eaie, anu nav Sn'i,'e ',N e,eians MAJ
Nneie 'he' viii uncertain '"e" ii'enu' 'n'' ia' an
3 WHICH,
"A lot OF Jersey chiiu suts that were so'oo' re
ouceu W e. hseinah ni"''' 'o'ne' 'e'eh'n "nu
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"A lo' OF Jersey chiu sui's ,ha' were 70 oV' re
e oncen 70 ~. hisemah hros'' corner seventh an
8 L sHeets northwest.
! A lot OF jersey chds suits that were $3.50, re
!, duced to 81. Eiseman Bros, corner Seventh and