The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1886-05-23

Southerner, who also saw It, had to be hauled away
In hack. HIS was clear case OF paralysis.
The melodious voice Of the talking -about-h hard
crabs" man Is again heard on the streets.
M. +. Norris, of Illinois, and W. d. Richardson,
OF Louisville, KY, were Yesterday appointed watch
men In the Treasury Department.
Judge John 7. Hall, of Grimm, Ca, and States
Solicitor Womack, OF Covngton, Ga, are at the
National.
More rain fell In the first twenty days Of the
present month than In April, March, and February
combined.
The fair OF the Washington Light Infantry Corps
closed Wednesday night. While perhaps not coming
up TO the highest expectations has been highly sue
cessfnl, and will, after paying all expenses, leave
very large profit for the gallant soldier boys The
rafefor Lady Golddust, the gift OF that generous man
Mr.. Frank X Ward, viii not take place until every
other thing has been cleaned up and nothing IL left
undone Tickets for the Golddnst outnt can he still
obtained.
Mr. Charles Cunningham, OF this city, will shortly
silver mine.
-Messrs. Riley and W. omohundro, formerly OF
this city but now residing in Chicago, are guests OF
their brother In this city.
The following names of Washington lawyers
agents were last week put on the "onical list at
the Treasury Department: s. Is. Clements. Il. q.
Dickinson, Clements Turpln, l.. y. Emery, lIalstei
Cooksey, j. w. Howell, VIC. McMlchael a Co,
samuel SterIett Co, s. b. Turpln, y. II. Keller,
ana ). w. Snow.
Mr., A. J. Gallagher will be promoted this week
from nrsclass cerkship TO 600, and transferred
from the First AUDITORS once TO the Supervising
Architects ONCE OF the Treasury Department.
Capt. Harrison Dlnglnan has gone to new York
TO attend the "leiiingsn of Government contracts
for indian supplies for the ensuing nscal year.
Mr.. Gray Douglass, OF the Post ONCE Depart
Inen, left for New YORK yesterday for an absence OF
ten days.
Mr.. John j. Crawford, formerly chief Of the In.
HpectlOn Division of the Post Once has
accepted the position OF chief OF the Organization
Division In the ONCE OF Comptroller OF the Treasury
Last Friday evening large. fashionable, and
delighted audience assembled at National Ri1es
Hall TO witness the second annual May festival and
ball, given by Mrs Flora g. Dennison TO her pupils
The scene was one Of tue loyelest ever witnessed
mere. The throne anu stage were one mass o
dressed children. the fancy dances. of %hic. Tier,
were some thirty odd, were executed with grace
and precision seldom II ever elualed. The children
Their thorough and painstaking teacher, who wal
heartily congratulated by her many patrons. Tn
| introduction OF new fancy dances was quite o Tea
| ture, some being duly appreciated and acknowl
edged by hearty applause. Every care Ia taken b,
| Mrs. Dennson 10 advance her pupils with lii
times, and new dances are taught ny her soon as
published.
| Key. Dr. Bullock IL In Augusta, Ga, attending
| the meeting OF tue General Assembly He will no
return home until the lsl OF june
Property holders In the squares north Of Eas
Capitol street are considerably demOralized by tn,
determination OF the National Library Commission
TO condemn the squares youth Of that street.
Chapman sends us some lIardIinuth pencils
| which are excellent.
--"Jusih's old stand" 0lg street northwest, buy
| gents secondhand cOlhlng Note Dy mail prompt
| attended to.
| -Dr. John W. Dunn has purchased Of Mr.. William
| Niithafi very line building lot on Tue corner U
lhliu anu hlIeetb soslhessl, upon when ne III
tends 70 build modern'siyle Residence for his on
| occupation