The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1890-08-31

celebrated Darlington Relief Expedition, which
went in search of Gen. Greedy in the Arctric
experiences incident to the loss of the United
States steamship Proteus in the ice, at the
tween F and northeast. Sergeant Kenney
gives his talk for the benefit of the Eastern
Presbyterian Church, of which he is member.
The entire contents of residence 9l7 Sixteenth
walnut suites, with wardrobes and chiffon
iers to match. mattresses. gilt frame
pier pier an and j., mantel mirrors, plush parlor
suites, chairs book cases, desks, carpets, pillows
and holsters, tables pictures, plated ware, china
and glassware, kitchen requisites ETC., will be
sold by Thomas bowling. auctioneer at the
above residence Monday September l, at 10
O'Clock A. NJ
As result of the raid made last Saturday
night at the Winthrop Club building, northeast
Flaherty was before Judge Mills Thursday
afternoon, charged with keeping a gambling;
been carried on in the cub-rooms but none
could be found proving Flaherty to be the re-
missed. The case against Sam Gassenhemcr,
who owns the building, was nolle pressed.
In view of the amount of attention bestowed
upon their exhibit the managers of California
on Wheels" a collection of CalifOrnia's vine and
vegetable products, have decided to lengthen its
stay in tn this &c city one week The exhibition Will
Until 86coeE F NJ t viii be closed to the the
general public Wednesday and opened to mem
bers of Congress and their friends; on Thursday
it will be reserved for Cabinet officials and their
friends.
APPemaP9 has 6r4Hght 4S suit
OF his share of the profits in their late partner
ship in the brick-making business.
Thomas Bowling, auctioneer, will sell at his
| GommOdious sales-room, Eleventh street and
Pennsylvania avenue, on account of under;
writers sale, a large lot of merchant tailors
CLOTH about $50 lots in patterns for suits, over
| been DANA
! portion Will be found in good order.
"A highly successful barbecue was given on
Tuesday at Paw Paw Springs, near Leonard
! Fishing Club, Jr. Among the guests were the
Misses Prender LoughTan, and Loker, and Mrs.
! Clark and Mrs. Trembly, of Washington; the
! Misses Leach Abel and FoXwell, of Leonard
! town, and Messrs. LOker, Budd, Prender, and
| Coombs. Maj. NJ. j. DWyer presided at the feast.
AT meeting Wednesday night of the Victor
| Bicycle Club Mr.. Edgar S. Morgan was elected
! President. Mr.. Frost Vice President, and Mr..
| Hancock Secretary.
Mr.. Neill Dumont. special assistant attorney
| for the District, on Thursday asked the Com
| missioners TO endeaYor TO obtain the use tempo
| rarily of the Criminal Court-rooms for the Dis
trict Police Court until the building on the cor
ner of Sixth and ID streets can be repaired.
Charles Strang, Charles Kenzlg, and George
Jackson were before Judge Mills Friday for
policy writing. The first two men were held for
the grand jury and the third dismissed.
Thomas Bowling, auctioneer, will sell at pub
| lie auction, at quartermaster's stables, between
Twentieth and Twenty-rst and and NJ streets
northwest, tomorrow, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, lot
! of condemned quartermaster's stores, consisting
| of two wagons, harness, horse blankets saddles,
Office furniture, miscellaneous tools, etc.
Louisa X Allen, by Neil Dumont, has filed a
bill for divorce from her husband, John NJ. Allen,
whom she married June H. 1880. She charges
that he has been abusive, threatening, and cruel,
doing her severe bodily injury.
The National Fencibles decided at their last
regular business meeting to go to Atlanta. They
also decided TO give an evening excursion Mon
day, September s, TO Marshall Hall, on the
steamer Macalester. Judging from past expe-
riences it will no doubt prove an enjoyable trip
to those who may be fortunate enough TO go.