The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1890-12-07
TOWN TALK.

With "woman's sphere extended into so
w waas s OF me- 6ne dear s
ness life means prompt hours-the one thing to
which she probably found 1t hardest to become
| for food and refreshment. But she still shrnks
from the rude touch of ordinary places for re-
the. patronage of establishments catering to
| their special wants increase every day, notably
pbe for hs 6e S lack of
ready accessibility of their own home makes
necessity necessity with them But But Eureka" has has
has since visited the handsome. cosy, and COM
Portable. looking restaurant and oyster house
presided over by Mrs. Edward Flick at the south
west corner of Sixth and streets northwest (al-
| most within stones throw of the City Post
Ofiice) There is an air of refinement. an inyit-
| presses the lords of creation" with the con-
Si yiction that sweet wee femininity has Presmption
claim upon this justly popular establishment.
| While it ranks in every respect with the finest
restaurants in the city, it has in Mr.. William X.
| who have fairly won that distinction by valiant
service upon the field of culinary achievements.
surpassed, and,whle these with broiled oysters
and pan roasts are designated as specialties, yet
along ah the entire line Of delicious dishes, made OF
making them paatable which would not be
| served at this place in the most acceptable man.
| ner.
Drink Tannhuaser beer. H.Benzler.
The attention of the people is called to the
fact that the sale that Mr.. Duncanson will have
next Tuesday, December 8, l09O at IL O'Clock, is
one which includes q vast assortment of house.
hold effects, and these goods are of high char
acter, and should be seen to be appreciated.
Officer Hinkle yesterday arrested Joseph
Moten, small colored boy, for the larceny of
two dozen pairs Of ehlldren's stockings from Ben
jamin Guy of 3l3 Ninth street. The boy is locked
up at the First Precinct.
Edward Rich stole a chicken from Javns's
stand IN the, Centre Market yesterday, as he
wanted good Sunday dinner. Officer Orani was
cruel enough to arrest Rich.
The police raided "Ryan's Inn." on Twelfth
street, above Pennsylvania avenue, last night,
and found quiet game of poker in full blast,
Several men were arrested and held as witnesses
Whise the proprietor was compelled TO leave col
lateral for his appearance. Lieut.. Amiss, Detec-
tive Block, and posse of officers conducted the
raid.
On November l, Peter W. Reynold played on
the sympathy of Horace S. Stewart of 63l M
street, and wormed $40 out of him. Reynolds
halls from Baltimore, and Stewart went over
there and had him arrested, but the case failed
on account of lack of jurisdiction. On Friday
Mr.. Stewart swore out warrant in this city. and
yesterday Reynolds was arrested by Officer
Spronkle, of the First Precinct.
If those who are skeptical upon the subject
of woman's progress could nave attended the re-
ception of Wimodaughsis last Thursday even
ing their skepticism would have vanished before
such an assembly OF enthusiastic women. The
house was thrown open from top to bottom for
inspection. In each room were exhibits of
woman's work. The reception was in every way
successful.
The two young V1rginians, Messrs Boiling
and Chapman, who were arrested on kilograms
from Roanoke, are still quartered at the First
Precinct, where they have been since Thursday.
The chief of police of Roanoke, in the mean time,
is here sightseeing, and when he gets through
will leave for Roanoke.
If "that tired feeling" does not already
exist, very near approach to 1t can be created
by very many of those multitudeS of best
safeties on earth," for by the very nature of
their construction - stih, unyielding frames,