The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1890-06-22

Douglass's bill, now before the committee. The
fee for wholesale licenses in the latter is $500 and
for retail licenses $500. The committee is under,
stood favoring fee of $500 for the former and |
s 600 for the latter.
Drink Tannhauser beer. H. Benzler.
The professors and students of Howard Uni
versty are annoyed at the presence of the pool
rooms at Seventh street and the Boundary, and
have petitioned Congress TO abolish pool-sellng
in the District of Columbia altogether.
-Heurich's Extra Pale Lager. Ask for it.
The workingmen of the District have been
discussing t the railroad 4 problem, and at meet
strongly opposing the Atkinson belt were
adopted.
"A bill has been favorably reported to the
Government Printing Office. The appointment
of librarian at Sl2OOa a year is also provided for.
-Heurch's Extra Pale Lager. Ask for it.
In In the Criminal Court on Tuesday Frank K.
Ward was admitted ed to to- bail by Chief Justice
for trial on October "A. The Chief Justice eX-
acted pledge from the prisoner before releas-
liquors. The ground on which the Chief Justice
based his decision was Wards il-health, which
made freedom and change of scene essential.
-Heurich's Extra Pale Lager. ASK for it.
The citizens of East Washington will for
mally celebrate the completion of the new Penn
sylvanla-avenue bridge on August % with pa
rade, speeches. barbecue. regatta. fireworks,
and general decoration and illumination.
Thin coats and vests. Elseman Bros, 7th
&E.
the House, who had been in poor health since
the opening of the present session, died at Allan
tic City on Monday of paralysis, aged hfty-nine
years. Mr.. McElhone had been a member of the
House stenographic corps since lS49. He was an
expert in his business and very popular person
ally.
-Heurich's Extra Pale Lager. Ask for it,
The flowers in front of the Agricultural De-
partment building are particularly beautiful
just now. 1t is worth a walk or drive around
that way to see them.
New Georgia watermelons, large and of fine
| flavor, are in the markets. New apples and
| peaches have also appeared.
Drink Tannhauser beer. H. Benzler
The Printing Pressmen's Union of the Dis
| trict has been Incorporated by James r.. Hardy,
| u. Fraser, e. A. Bauser, S. 7. Brown, and E. j.
! DUFF.
The Sisters Of Charity in charge of st. Rose
Industrial School, 2O23 g street, return sincere
| 18th instant, and also TO Col. James c. McKibben,
manager of Marshall Hall, for the great kind;
ness shown TO sisters and children, who enjoyed
very pleasant day.
Fancy and staple groceries at auction. Rat
cliffe, Darr Co., auctoneers, will sell on Thurs
at store of g. A. Burch 4 Co.. 1904 Seventh street
northwest; a large and well-assorted stock Of
fancy and staple groceries and liquors. See
their advertisement for particulars.
The old officers and directors of the German
American Fire Insurance Company were unani-
mously reelected on Thursday.
Lincoln Hall was crowded to the doors on
Thursday evening, when the graduation eXer-
cises of the High School took place. Diplo mas
were given TO 2Sl graduates.
| Cool clothing for the boys. Eiseman Bros,
| Tth g. f.
! "A great opportunity is Offered persons need
| ing household furniture in the auction sale by
| Thomas Bowling of the entire contents of the
! Livingston, Nos, 1908 and l0ll Thirteenth street
| northwest, June 26, at 10 A. M.
| The franchises, patents and other property
| of the Smith National Cycle Manufacturing
| Company, embracing machinery and material OF
| every description for the manufacture Of such