The Sunday herald., 1886-11-21
CITY NEWS.
TOWN TALK. .


j. loring Wilmington, 1891 pennsylvania avenue.
Tomorrow begins the exhibition OF the splendid
collection OF japanese works OF art which will be sold
at Thomas Downgs auction rooms, Eleventh street |
and Pennsylvania avenue. Tuesday, Wednesday, and |
Friday, at II a. NJ. and +. NJ. each day Aninspec-
ton of the catalogue shows that this isararc chance
to secure articles OF vrtu and adornment OF many |
different kinds. The taste for Japanese art has not
diminished In the least for It is founded on genuine
appreciation ofthe skill andingenuity OF this wonder
fni people who have given many useful lessons to
our own artists. The desire to possess some speci
men OF their work. or to add TO collections already
advantage at Mr.. Dowlings next week. The cata- |
logue for the first days sale includes Kaga, kutanl
Awata, aud other vases Satsuma and Toxic ware,
god-embrodered ilre-scrcen, clolsonne, kutani
placques, lakewood cabinet, bronze umbrella stand,
vases, etc, and an almost bewildering variety OF
other articles small and large The other days still
further extend the list 1t ia not too early for hol
day buyers to have their eyes open for opportunities
sale. II II difficult TO imagine any person who would
he gratned at some one or other OF the articles In
cluded, which range from the most useful to the
purely decorative. In all materials, hut all embel
iished with the best Japanese skill and fancy.
Best made clothing In Washington for men and
boys. Eiseman Bros, Seventh and L.
lis not the use OF the calcium light with coored
glass shades carried to excess in modern spectacu
lar pieces, such as "Evangelne" at Albaugn's last
week? During the most elaborate tahleaux the CAL
cium man would put in several slides at once, throw
ing funereal gloom of uncertain hue over the
to this, flash would come torrent Of binding yell
low, subsiding as suddenly into sickly green, and
then turning @ everything DARK again. Few eyes can
Prayer books and hymnals at cost. whiting.
ton 1921 pennsylvania avenue.
cit means that the President intends to try and
have Matthews confirmed" said one OF the sidewalk
statesmen speaking OF the restoration OF District
Attorney Benton, OF Missouri. "Mr. Cleveland wants
the votes OF the two Missouri Senator's He is very
nta iua an,ay NIL va In fhaf ha
has made mistake. His backdown In the Benton
case Is complete. He would not have done any.
will see that this and some other concessions Sem
ators will be put where they will do the most good"
Best made clothing in Washington for men and
boys. Eiseman Bros, Seventh and F.
The Post ONCE Department is experimenting
with patent automatic self.supplying letter-box
| that will be great convenience ifitworks. The box
s the ordinary one with an apartment sliced in to
show of the working OF the patent Through mar
row aperture penny is dropped. and this, In mov-
| them In motion, postal card is carried up and
through another opening to the party who dropped
e and only the small red red penny viii % set the springs % IN
motion, two, three. five or ten-cent piece having
| been repeatedly tried without success. one OF the
boxes is now being successfully operated in Brook
lyn, NY.
Pictures and frames at cost. Wilmington, 1921
| Pennsylvania avenue.
Miller 4 Jones, in the National Theatre Building,
are pleased TO announce that their popular billiard.
room has undergone extensive improvements, and
is in every respect perfect. Patronzed by the elite
| and pronounced the best place OF the kind known
orders will he received al this establishment for all
kinds OF billiard work, and promptly executed
Billiard material for sale at New York prices.
BEST made clothing In Washington for men and
boys. Eiseman Bros, Seventh and E.
AT Fabers restaurant, on Wednesday evening
| our old friend and neighbor, Mr.. Edward F. Droop
got together about twenty of his employees In order
10 celebrate the twenty-ninth anniversary of his
connection with the Washington music trade. Aftel
partakng of a bountiful spread the party adjourned
with many wishes for the happy return of the occa
sion, in which we, andwe expectthe public hearth!
) join.
Ladies who have holiday presents to choose fol
gentlemen invited to inspect at Techs, No. ea
PENNSYLVANIA avenue, a variety OF choice article
suitable for the purpose. Including dressing gowns
gloves, etc. The best qualities and lowest prices
Best made clothing in Washington for men an,
! boys. Eiseman Bros, Seventh and f..
} The many friends of Mr.. Clarence Ferguson, o
: the Bureau OF Navigation, sympathize with hin
deeply in the severe afiction he has recently sus
talned in the death Of his Youngest child. Charlie,
, bright and winning little fellow of five summers.
e Mr.. Edward Cooley. the wel-known merchan
who so badly shot himself while Cunning recently, Il
/, able TO be out on crutches.
The Most Rev. F. Y. Leray. Archbishop OF New
Orleans, who has been the guest of Father Chap
| on Thursday.
The Rev. Z. |. Dewitt, $. j., OF Georgetown Col
e lege has been transferred TO Woodstock College
Nd, where hewi occupy the chair of Theology
y The Rev. Robert Walsh, $. j., of Worcester, Mass
| takes his place at Georgetown.
a "A memorial meeting will be held tonight at Ca,
e roll Institute by the ST. Patricks Temperance Sc
= c'ety, to commemorate the seventh anniversary
n the death OF Mr.. George Savage. Admission free.
Among the promotions made in the Generi
| Land ONCE none was more deserving and worth
l. than that OF Miss Julia Slosson who for number
years has been a faithful and hard-worked attach
OF that branch of the service
Best made clothing IN Washington for men an
boys. Eiseman Bros, Seventh and r.
is The assailant OF Mrs. Page, Mr.. James L. IVES
I'd had not been apprehended at an early hour this
n NJ, and IL Is thought by the police that he has e
d., tie city. West was In charge OF division In u
~ Land Onice, with Mrs. Page as one OF his assistant
" " The alarm of fre at :i5 this morning. from be
IN 1885, caused by the burning OF stable In rear
-, premises l1O9 Twelfth street northwest Itwas Il
l" property of Mr.. }. =. Crown, and was damage
o. about $500. The cause OF the fire is unknown.
s- MIR. G. r. Huntington, who now controls ra
oy way system from the Pacific to the Atlantic, with
ed Eastern terminus at Newport News, is reported
by have said last week that he should soon build
on Washington and seek connection with New Yoi
ne The Southern Pacific system comes nearest to us
''' Jordonsville. Washington needs more railroad
and II Mr.. Huntington gives us another line ne
eu be a popular man.
nv nv Gen. Booth, founder of the Salvation Army, "
~. hold meetings In this city next Saturday eyenif
he Sunday, and Monday.
ch Mr.. j. A. Marsh, OF the Detroit News Compal
and formerly president OF the Detroit Base Ball Gil
ro- was In Washington several days last week.
Mr. stephen H. JecEo. Of the Land ONCE. is CT
NV | valescent from an attack OF typhoid fever
hin Marcus Ward X Co.'s Irish linen paper at &C
ow Wilmington, 1921 pennsylvania avenue.
M N, The Chief Engineer OF the Fire Department
mr.. his men are making extensive ARRANGEMENTS
di their annual parade which takes place on the aft
na, noon OF the 3Oth.
ne -Chidren's books at cost. Wilmington, /
Ign Pennsylvania avenue.
aie The Arlington Hotel is now In better condii
Ier, than ever before, all the repairs and decorate
7. having been completed. Mr.. Mills Is again one
inc room clerk at the Fort William Henry Hotel at Ii
M ns George last summer. ls at the Arlington now,
ihe Brooks presdes as head walter In the dnng-rot
In | as proud as a peacock because the table IL bel
The than ever.
900. Mr.. Brady wilkins of PtsburR, Pa, form'
ms. a resident here, ID in town on short visit.
Gus Best made clothing In Washington for men
two boys. Eiseman Bros Seventh and 4.
the The Central Union Mission. 900 Pennsylva
T OF avenue, will give Thanksgiving dinner TO man
ncs | the poor OF the city.
Win MIR. Hubbard T. Smith and Mr.. Charles sta
,rs, are located for the winter al 1874 II street.
dif- Ella Randolph, resident Of TiIrteenth-an
but half street, met her lover last night walking with
nod. other sabled-hued maiden OF that locality.
old made Ella mad and she commenced 10 shoot at
eat OF them from a seyen-barreled pistol, but 10
,,Ia nately her aim was bad and both escaped unh
M M'o.s Officers Bailey and Hathaway arrested Ella j
hch doph.
an' -CTane's line writing papers at cost. Whit
lco- ton, 1921 Pennsylvania avenue.
y, Hon. II. .. campbell paid dying visit 10
ah' city on Thursday last and sag gp Interview with
'oe' President on New York City politics. Mr. Ca
li"E bells majority somewhat reduced In the
nee election but this due 10 bad fam on the par
hen supposed friends. MIR. Tom Grady, who Will
yeet remembered as the leader OF the Tanmary opp
a, I ton To President Ceyeands nomination In chic
oei- was Mr. CaWpbell'a opponent, but failed 10
po' Tim who vii! hod MS own IN the fitleth congi
s'n' -Schtz's Milwaukee lager Leer is well kn
throughout this District as pure, healthy be
age, aud IL sold 10y dealers generally, ASK u
OOd, and take no other n you want the best.
the james Washington aud Thomas Webster
ans gagged In quarrel last night on ID street
In Thirteenth over some trivial anar. During
sion squabble Webster drew pistol and threaten,
It's a blOw WashingtOns head on, but the latter
nnid I kDOSI,ed Webster down and TOOK the weapon
80 \ from lnl1. Gricer Holmes arrested Webster
leis @ locked him MP IN t.e First Precinct.
ents The fair held by the coreoran Cadets at the
mis- ional Rlnes' Armory closed last night after a
inc successful week. The room was crowded
ans hgnt, anu inuon @ in,e ran,H b ,yhee ~
ia tnFIn ut faA al