The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1890-10-26
TOWN TALK.

"A reception to the bishops of the Methodist
ing next at the Metropolitan Church, Four-and-
a-hait and streets The coumittee in charge
eonsisfS g Is E od the Keys. H. H. Nayl9r j. A. Price,
bishops, to the number of twenty will be in the
city during the week in convocation.
--Remember the date, November Z, at Lincoln
Hall. the great Scottish concert by the Bamoral
Choir of Scotland, including Madame Stewart,
the Patti of Scotland. Tickets at Droop's.
Mrs. Dyer, formerly Mrs. +. G. Dennson, the
popular 9 @ teacher OF dan dancing in has not yet moyed
street, where she is to continue her dancing
classes AS soon as everything is in readiness
for her to take possession of her home she will
reopen her children's classes.
The Merchants Mutual Protective Union is
growing rapidly and will soon be the largest or
ganiZation of its kind ever known in this city.
Good results are being produced already.
Now is the time. We will pay big money for
gents first class secondhand clothing. Address
or call at Justh's old stand. 6l9 d street N. w.
Mime. Ribat, from Paris, at No. 2O5 d street
northwest, gives French conversational lessons
at her pupils residences. Prices moderate.
Mr.. Andrew j. Schwartz, so widely and fav-
orably known in Washington, has opened real
estate office at COS Sixth street northwest where
he will be pleased to see his friends He is
prepared to sell or rent city or country property
of all kinds. Mr.. Schwartz was engaged for some
years in responsible position in the office of the
Recorder of Deeds, and has thus acquired con-
siderable information, which will be of great
service to him in his business. He enjoys, in an
eminent degree, the respect and confidence of all
who know him, and we wish him that success in
his new undertaking his merits deserve.
"A drive over the suburban roads these days
is given an added delight by the beauty of the
autumn foliage.
An important sale of modern and antique
household effects. comprising in part parlor
furniture, chamber furniture, mirrors orna-
ments, oil paintings, marble-top tables. chairs,
Brussels and ingram carpets, mattresses, feather
beds, blankets etc, elegant china and glassware,
fnhn nfn will fn1yn 1Nln
morning, 9th instant, commencing at 10 o'clock,
at residence No. l2l2 street northwest. Parties
furnishing would study their interest by giving
this sale their attention.
Mai. Armes is Offering few of his lots near
Tennallytown, located between two electric
roads, and overlooking the best scenery around
the city.
Fewer equestrans than in former years are
to be met on the road this fall.
The committee which has been investigating
the management of the Freedman's Hospital
have reported commencing the conduct of the
institution by DR.. Purvs and his assistants. The
committee recommends that the name of the hos
pital be changed to Lincoln or Howard Hospital.
See Armeseigh Park "ad" The most select
location for suburban residences around the city.
The Wage Workers Political Alliance of
Washington has petitioned the President to ap-
point Mrs. Elizabeth Cady Stanton to the vacancy
on the Supreme Court Bench caused by the death
of Justice Miller.
"A recent regulation OF the District Commits
sioners by which all inspectors of the Health and
Water departments are obliged to wear caps with
their titles stamped on them is not working well.
The caps give the violators of the law warning of
the approach of the inspectors.
Investors in real estate should attend the
sale of valuable tract containing l2S,0OO square
feet of ground advertised in this mornings
paper This tract is near the power.house Of
the electric railroad and can be readily subdi-
vded into building lots, being near the recent
subdivision known as Tunlaw Heights.
The ladies will be glad to know OF the reduc-
ton in laces at the establishment of w. A.
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Of lace is represented. The sale takes place
Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday. COM
better bargains can be secured anywhere than
at this popular shopping place.
-Yank Hoe and Omene, Oriental fantaislsts, at
Kernan's this week, are calculated to prove
great sensation.
extended by the lst of May. Purchase lots in
Armesleigh Park at one-half their value.
Superb collection of household furniture,
mirrors pianos carpets, etc., will be sold at auc-
tion by Ratcliffe, Darr Co., at their saes-rooms,
920 Pennsylvania avenue northwest, on Tuesday
presents an excellent opportunity for parties re-
furnishing. See their advertisement in to-day's
HERALD.
-Messrs Kaufman s. Sickle announce that
they will inaugurate the opening of their new
establishment Saturday, November l. All the
preparations had been made to open no later
failure in not securing the plate glass for the
windows by that time A cordial invitation is
location, Twelfth and streets northwest.
Drink Tannhauser beer. H. Benzer.
An enjoyable musical and literary entertain
ment, followed by dance, was given by the
Young Mems Catholic Club at National Rifles
Hall Monday night.
William Briggs, colored. pleaded guilty to
charge OF manslaughter in the Criminal Court
Tuesday. Briggs was convicted of the murder
| of William Jones, also colored, on October 20,
| 1889, and sentenced to be hanged, but was
| granted a new trial.
The year just closed was the best in the his
| tory OF the Central Union Mission regards the
work done. AT the annual business meeting of
| the Mission the pastweek the following directors
were chosen: James H. Hitchcock George w.
| Wheeler, N. A. Robbins. a. L. Swartwout. w. G.
! Tyler. Il. D. Bailey, o. B. Brown. f. c. Severance,
| constitution was adopted, calculated to increase
| the efficiency of the body.
| - Moran, the shoe man of 42I Ninth street. is
Offering for S3 ladies' French dongola button
| shoe and gents fine calfskin shoes. These goods
sell for $3.50 all over the city. Call early and
select your size, as they are going fast.
willis Peyton's Inheritance" a realistic
Washington story, is for sale at all newsdealers
| and the trade can be supplied at the Washington
| News Company
Mr. Albert Carey and Mr. Robert Portner
| the Well-knOWn brewers, have combined and
formed company to be called the Carey, PortneI
Brewing Company. lts capital is S5OO,OO0, and il
will erect brewery in this city with capacity
of over 100000 barrels year.
lie Petit Freddie, with Hydes show at Ker.
! mans, sings in six languages dances faultlessy
| and leads the orchestra.
Beautiful skirt dances at Kernan's.
! "A Sl,20O landau, little used, (Bowerss make
! in perfect order, can be had at great bargain
for cash, by addressing Harry M. Little, Acad