The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1886-03-28
LOCAL MENTION.

AN even, that will he hailed with delight, aud one
that Ia always anNlously looked forward 10 by the
ladies of Washington, occurs THIS week, on THURSDAY
and Friday. We refer, OF course to the grand spring
opening at Kings Palace, Sll seventh street, OF
French pattern hats and bannets and all the novel;
ties in the millinery liner ladies' spring wraps and
Jerseys, which embrace the newest designs OF the
Paris and Berlin markets as well as the choicest de-
signs OF our home market. rms is undoubtedly one
OF the largest and most completely stocked establish
ments this side Of New York, and one that unqnes-
tlonably stands without q rival equal in the city,
Mr. King, the great head of this really great house.
has looked the choicest novelties OF the world
in order that the people OF this city can be supplied
se annreeated wben the ' stock IL examned nv Inc
thousands who will throng his establishment. This
opening will eclipse all lis former efforts, which are
among the most notable that have occurred here,
and to those who attend we predict visit OF great
pleasure in the examination of the wonderful array
OF articles OF fashion that will be presented;
perusal of the advertisement of Kings Palace, which
Will be found on the third page OF this issue OF THE
SUNDAY HERALD, will give You some idea of the
magnitude OF this great opening.
WE had occasion last Sunday TO make some COM
ments on q new and potent danger to health In the
use of adulterated and impure lager beer, with
which the city at that time seemed TO be overrun.
Company, 1906 b street, has made reply TO that
article IN one of our daily papers, and among other
day from TUE SUNDAY HERALD struck the true key
in calling halt to the sale Of impure beer, and had
that article named some OF ihe beer referred to It
represent may not by mistake be Included In the
list as injurious 10 health herewith submit the fol-
lowing analysis, which speaks for Itself" We, OF
course had no Intention Of Including the Rochester
beer among the class referred to. We have mad re-
peated occasion to speak OF the purity and
qualities of this beer, which we consider among the
very best manufactured.
To NY FRIENDS AND THE PUBLIC IN GENERAL: This
Is to give the Information that many are now making
inquiries about where to procure their spring outfits
We can without fear OF contradiction that H. d..
Barr, the wellknown importer and tailor, iii Penn
syyania avenue, has no superior in his line, as an
artistic cutter and master OF his profession and all
under his own management. Gentlemen can be as
sured OF honest dealings, both as to goods, trim
mings, and workmanship, ana at prices that will sur
prise those who have been buying the same class of
goods In New York no better trimmed or made fully
40 per cent less than prices asked by those who are
no better artists than our own recognized leader OF
styles, H. ID. Barr I'LL Pennsylvania avenue. We
have tried him and we know the above to be facts.
ORIoLR POOL" the new invention OF 1fteen-ball
pool Ia one of the leading attractions at thebilliard
parlors of our friend Scanon 4l5 Ninth street. The
game Is greatly enjoyed by all who have played II,
pronouncing 1t superior to the old one. Every table
has undergonerepar, while new ballsand cues have
been added.
FOR a delicious glass of lager, a punch. pure rye
whisky, or any of the choice brands OF wines or
liquors manufactured, we unhestaiingly say 60 TO
lie Mour's, Eighth street, Just above Pennsy lvana
avenue.
JOHN p. NEwuousE, formerly of the West End
Hotel, Georgetown, ID. c., has removed to 1928
will be glad TO see his friends and the public gene
rally.
THERE is one thing which can he obtained in as
Europe or America, and that is a Turkish bath at
Shedd's