The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1890-10-12
TOWN TALK.

To. prevent loss by .crediting and collect
debts due you join the Merchants Mutual Pro-
tective Union witch is an organization of the
wholesale and retail merchants of the District of
Columbia for mutual protection against persons
who do not pay their debts) The plan of opera
tion is as follows: Members are divided in two
classes participating and nonparticipating.
The participating members pay two dollars 1872
and special reports, but nothing for collections
The nonpartcipating members pay percentage
on collections get no report, and are not pro-
tected by the association. All members are fur
nshed with our form of circular letters, which
calls the debtors attention to his obligation Ito
the creditor) and the necessity of his making
some arrangement for settlement of same within
spond to first letter (Which is known as the cred
itors letter. Ia the time stated, the creditor will
letter, signed by the manager0 Informing the
debtor that unless he settles in some satisfactory
way within time mentioned in second letter his
person unworthy of credit, and the record fur
nshed to members of said union monthly, in
order that he may be known TO them and credit
denied him thereafter. Should retail merchant
be found giving credit to parties that have been
retail me will wi be- reported to the wholesale sale
merchants, that they may know what risk they
For further naure Of j. b.
manager. Office. 1906 Fourteenth street north
west Samuel Maddox, attorney. No. 462 Lou
isiana avenue.
"A complete test was made at Bennings. at
the works of the Energizer Momentum Engine.
The large l5-foot diameter fiy-whee weighing
1l,OOO pounds, was started under the new mo-
mentum formulas and construction. and re-
volved seventy times minute with only nifty
prove the efficiency of the Energizer and the
success Of the same; The characteristics of the
the movements of this larger machine.
The attention of the ladies is called to. the
grand display of goods at the London Bazaar,
7l5 Market Space. The stock comprises fine
assortment of jackets, cloaks, millinery goods.
These goods are Of the best possible quality, and
the prices are as low as the lowest. An efficient
corps of clerks is always in attendance and no
better bargains can be secured anywhere than
atthis popular shopping place. Call and be con-
vineed.
Mr. +. V. Killian. who has been connected
with of the leading laundries of this city for
for Himself at 81 Thrteenth Street
bnilding, % Containing all of the modern improve.
ments and conyeniences that are requisite for
Fla nsHs onS H ny
tains and delicate fabrics. Popular prices is his
motto. Encourage new beginner by giving
him your order.
See Hoover s. Snyder's ad. Further remarks
in our next.
Now is the time. We will pay big money for
gents first-class second hand clothing. Address
or call at Justh's old stand 6l9 street N. w.
-Aman's restaurant, 316 Ninth street north
west, is popular resort owing to the hne quality
of goods sold and the courteous and gentlemanly
treatment received at the hands of Aman. Jr.
willis Peyton's Inheritance.' realistic
Washington story is for sale at all newsdeaers,
and the trade can be supplied at the Washington
News Company.
DIR. ]. r. Berry. D. D. s., who has been for
several years ASSISTANT @ at me ram;
assistant at the University Hospital, is a new
aedRed Washingtonan, and has located at lolO
Fifteenth street northwest. He comes to us with
flattering testimonials from high and trustwor-
thy professional sources. and is as completely
rrnd in INN nd inf nnf On
modern science can equip surgeon-dentist.
The very latest styles cut by John Ryan, at
Keen's, Ala Ninth street.
"A new temperance society. the Total Absti-
been organized with the following officers: Mrs.
e. A. Chambers. President; Janus L. Feeney,
cording Secretary; James A. Edwards Financial
Secretary; Mrs. J. J. McNerhany, Treasurer;
James Carmody, Sergeant-at-Arms.
Barnes & Weaver have just completed one
of the largest sales of country real estate made
this season in the transfer from Mrs. Augusta
NJ. Weaver to Messrs E. B. Cottrell and E. t.
Fletcher, trustees of her country place, just
$4,000
The Washington Whist and Chess Club has
at 1918 street.
unch fFom io A. On NJ to fsn Il M Marble salooD.
Ninth street and Pennsylvania avenue.
The garments cut by ]. Ryan surpass any
in the District. Now with Keen, Ala Ninth street.
Miss Regina Rose McDevitt. the fifteen-year-
old daughter of Detective McDevitt. died at
Fortress Monroe on Tuesday. She was amia-
BILE and popular young lady, and her parents
have the sympathy of many friends in their
aff1ction.
Have you drawn one of Johnsons prizes?
If not, buy package of his coffee.
The Republicans OF Takoma Park held
rally in the fine new chapel on Monday night.
The attendance was large and the enthusiasm
great.
The attention of the readers of THE HERALD
is directed to the administratrix sale of the fur
street northwest, to morrow Monday morning at
10o'cock. This furniture is all in first-rate condi
tion and is an elegant opportunity to persons re-
furnishing. lot of bed and table linen, blank
advertisement in another column. 1t will be
seen that those courteous auctioneers, Messrs,
Ratclitfe, Darr Co., have the conduct of the
sale.
Mr.. Michael Tally, an old and respected resi-
dent of Washington, died Monday aged
eighty years. Mr.. Tally was native of County
Glare, ireland, and had lived In this city fifty
seven years He leaves three sons, John, James,
and David Tally, and two daughters, Mrs. Prince,
of this city, and Mrs. Charles Russell, of Water
town, Mass.
This is the second month with an "R," and
now oysters can be enjoyed OF all the many
ways of preparing the luscious bivalve the most
at the Patent Office Restaurant, Osborne &
Hoban proprietors. In its way, however, the
Patent Office Restaurant makes a speciality of
every dish that Is in season. LuculluB never
teasted more gorgeously than the daintiest epi-
cure can if he will at Osborne g. Hoban's, Sew
enth and G streets northwest, successors to
Schwing & Clarke.
Rann,ts ,,odo 90 A.. 4I,i-4-.