The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1890-10-19

ness of Keystone State man, and Mr. Mattice,
with the go.aheaditiveness of a man from the
Empire State, have become thorough Washing
tonians, and they startinto business with n back
ing of vim and energy and personal popularttv
which tnsures success.
Magnificent furniture, carpets, ETC., at auc-
tion. RatclifIc, Darr CO. auctioneers, will sell
at their sales-rooms, 920 Pennsylvania avenue
northwest, on Tuesday morning, October 81, at
10 O'Clock, a large assortment of furniture, car
pets, etc See their advertisement in to-day's
HERALD.
ladies, do not fail to see the exhibit of art
needlework and house decorations on Monday,
October Il, at the Singer Sewing Machine
Agency 9lG Ninth street northwest, opposite
gentlemanly agent, Mr.. Louis Baar.
Thomas Bowling will sell at his auction
rooms, Eleventh street and Pennsylvania avenue,
signment of hyacinths. tulips, crocus, etc, etc.
AS the time is approaching for the planting of
bulbs, this is splendid opportunity to secure
some fine ones.
-Dispel all doubts as to the excellence of our
$40 overcoats by personal inspection Eiseman
Bros, 9TH and e.
"A number of Washington gentleman, includ-
ing several press Representatives, went to Will
minRton on Monday last, as guests of the Wash
ington and Norfolk Steamboat Company, to take
the Harlan Holngworth works for that COM ~
pany. The members of the party were delighted
with the two vessels now well advanced toward
completion. Everything about the boats is to be
of the very finest and most approved character,
and one of the members of the ship building firm
told reporter that the boats would be the finest
of the class anywhere in point of finish and con-
venience to travellers, while they would still be
as safe and strong as iron could make them.
Mamie L. Wells has entered suit against the
Metropolitan Railroad Company, and claims
$4,000 damages. She claims to have been run
over over ey & an E.street car on East Capitol street,
alleges that she is permanently crippled.
Drink Tannhauser beer. H. Benzler.
Montgomery County land is going to boom
next spring: Buy now to sell then. Ten dol
lars in country property will go further than
hundred in the city. See +. Benjamin, manager,
John a. Prescott's branch office, 6l2 street.
The German Dramatic Club. which, las already
stated in The HERALD, has reorganized for the
winter, has taken Willard Hall for its semi
monthly meetings and dramatic entertainments
Among the many banks, building associa-
tions, and other similar enterprises recently es-
tablished in this city, nonee mbarked under more
favorable circumstances than the United States
Building and Loan Association lately established
here. The authorized capital is S25,OOOOO0;
officers are composed of the leading and most re-
Hable business men OF our city. They are w.
g. j. Dsy w. oer yss
counsel and S, A. Pattee, general manager. The
,ni company ~ has been extremely fortunate in Sc
the American. Of Minneapolis. col. Patfeo W was as
ion, Of Richmond, until they sold out their first
S2,OeO,OOo authorized capital. when he resigned
TO START the U nlted States. OF Washington. The
association has large and wel-euupped offices
at 1918 street northwest.
"A small house on the estate of eX. Commits
sioner Hine at lexington was totally destroyed
by fire last night at o'clock. The damage will
foot up about $3.50.
-Duncanson Bros will sell at public auction
Monday, the Goth instant in front of premises,
Crescent and Prospect streets, Meridien Hill,
three fine building lots having a front on each
street of about one hundred and fifty feet.
-Sergt Royle Of the First prac;not is of ~,
sick leave, and in his absence Harbormaster
Sutton is acting sergeant.
William McDanlels, while at work in Cris-
wells drug store, Eleventh and streets
tripped and fell down the steps to the cellar.
He cut himself badly over the left eye, and Dr.
Middleton, of the Emergency Hospital, dressed
street.
Pauline Markhams success as Faust at Ker-
mans calls to mind the great hit she made in
the "Back Crook"