The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1886-06-27

-onccrs Ellis aud Holmes, OF the Fifth PRECINCT,
last night arrested several young for being DIS
orderly on the street. At the staon-house the ON
GERS also placed under arrest a number OF specta
ing the recording OF the names one OF The prisoners
quietly slipped out through the window
and escaped. The manner OF tho two policemen
caused much comment. rs they did not seem posi-
lively 10 Know any OF the men they hal arrested,
cn,,S ,o rn he nsIg nn pcv 1cp ssme Of
the PARTIES.
During an afrray last night a, the corner Of New
Jersey avenue and First street, Frank Browne was
cut In the neck by Israc Robinson.
The s,reet-swceping contract has been awarded
to Fibert Co., instead OF l.. r. Wright 4 Son. II
IL charged that previous TO the awarding OF the con-
tract tilbert came 10 Mt. Wright aud offered TO
withdraw MS bid u Wright would give him si,ooc
This should lie investigated.
--pishop o'snllivan, OF Mobile, Alabama, formerly
pastor OF st Peters Church in this city, spent Fri.
day In Washington, Ell route for Baltimore. where
he will assist al the ceremony OF Investing Cardinal
Gibbons with the beretta.
An important announcement to members NJ the
Cosmopolitan club will he found In our advertising
columns.
The popular Washington Light Infantry Corps
will give one OF their famous moonlight excursions
to Marshall Hall next Friday evening, Juy2. The
steamers w. w. Corccran and 7. v; Arrowsmlih
will leave seventh street wharf at and 80 O'Clock
punctuay, aud will return In good season, about II
O'Clock. Tho reputation OF the Corps as enter
excursions all tend to guarantee pleasant trip and
thoroughly enjoyable time. The price OF tickets
Is liked at 30 cents.
-Messrs. George d. Scott AMI Thomas F. Nc.
Nulty have formed an alliance, and together they
will give grand garden party at Abners Garden,
Thursday evening, July |, NJ O'Clock. The pro-
mo,ers are busiy at work getting mp varied pro.
gramme OF vocal and instrumental music that will
be credit to all concerned. The fact that MIR. Scott
Is connected with the affair assures Its success.
Elijah Lodge Noso, 10. II. b. held special meet
ing Thursday eveninRlt Abners Garlen, the concave
being especially calledtopay tribute to the ex pres
dent Of the ORDER Mr. Henry King, Jr., who Ia about
| TO make a tour OF Europe. Hon. simon Wolf, as
| chairman, in very agreeable manner called Mr.
King to the front and pinned to hts coat magnti
cent gold medal embematic Of the order. for which
Mr. King has worked so zealousiy In years past. Mr..
King feelingly responded and afler other speeches
| a splendid collation. was served
| Chapel Point, Md, nfty-two miles down the
Potomac, entirely and newly furnished, will he
opened for guests July by John w. Gray as pro-
prietor. THIS fine watering place is pledged to be
kept In nrst-class order at reasonable prices, Is
| reached by cars baltimore and Potomac Rairoad)
| and boats. See advertising column.
The Corcoran Cadet Corps will give their excur.
sion TO Colonial Beach Tuesday, June 20. The
steamer Arrowsmth WIN leave her wharf at $50 A.
| NJ, returning ut 1890 =. NJ.
| The National order Of Protective Commercial
Agents, EN- route home from the convention in BALI.
more, stopped night In this city, and, headed
by the Springfield tOhio) Band, they serenaded the
| various newspaper offices. A large crowd followed
| the musicians around the town.
| New York club circles agitated over the
backballing OF W. X. Vanderbilt In the Paris Jockey
club. American millions do not command proper
reverence In Paris.
MIR. j. r. Llttell sails for Rio lie Janelro Monday
to attend to business In Brazil.
Lafayette Lodge No. Is, l. o. NJ, last Friday night
elctedthe following Onicers: =. NJ, John A. Berger
j. NJ, Frank Padgett; Treasurer Charles Il. Etchher
ger; K s., Henry McElfresn; +. H., VIII Z. Dewar
Conductor, Carlos Salinas; Chaplain, Walter A
Callahan.