The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1890-12-14

pants made to order. This firm also carries
hats.
j. Jay Gould, tree ornaments.
"A mission is in progress at st. James Epis-
copal Church, Eighth street, near Is northeast.
1t is conducted BY Rev. Father Huntington, o.
H. C. 1t will continue for two weeks longer.
To-day there will be a service with sermon at II
A. NJ. children's service at 3:20 P. NJ, sermon to
men only at 4:30 p. NJ, and mission service and
sermon at p. NJ.
Our Joe" P. Smith. instead of entertaining his
many friends with song has. in connection with
Gerry business, at the corner of Sixth street and
New York avenue, where may be found full
and complete assortment OF hne fresh famiiy
groceries, table luXuries foreign and domestic
fruits, etc. If you don't know Joe" stop and
make his acquaintance. He will be glad to see
you.
-Tuft College Glee Club will make their ap-
pearance here during Christmas week.
M w. Beveridge, the we-known dealer in
china and glassware. 1909 Pennsylvania avenue,
is displaying beautiful assortment OF holiday
goods.
Messrs. Duncanson Bros, on west side of Seventh
street northwest, on Tuesday, December l6, at
4l5. at Nos. 1924, 1926, and l22S Seventh street
northwest.
Mr.. John c. Parker, our well-known
stationer and book dealer 6l9 Seventh street
northwest, is displaying beautiful line of holi-
shaving sets, inkstands, gold pens and pencils,
Christmas cards OF every conceivable kind, ILLUS
trated books, and a fine selection OF music boxes
OF his own importation.
The Philadelphia Oyster House, Tenth street,
just below f. as conducted by its popular
proprietor, Mr.. w. II. Yeoman has gained quite
n reputation for the short time IL has been doing
business. 1t can no longer be said that oysters
of every kind and served in any style cannot be
the reputation of having supplied this long felt
want He makes a specially of Squlnt Rocks,
Green Runs, Blue Points, Maurice River, and de-
sires to call special attention &c Squlnt Rocks,
he considers them the finest oyster that grows.
Ladies chartably disposed are earnestly re-
quested to send supplies of eatables or fruits to
Miss Palmer, at the GARFIELD Hospital, for
Christmas dinner
Drink Tannhauser beer. II. Benzler.
-To-Kalon wines have national reputation.
They come from the vineyard of wine-groWer
and producer who in knowledge and experience
stands second to none in the State OF California,
and who, even by his competitors, is ranked
among the first in the benefits and services he
has rendered the wine industry. He has re-
ceived more medals, diplomas. and premiums
for the purity and general excellence OF his
America. We believe the public are convinced
of the value and purity OF To. o.Kalon wines.
These goods are on sale only at Ola Fourteenth
street northwest.
In the death of James w. Robertson this city
loses one OF its oldest inhabitants. Prior to the
war ne was one of the highest officers of the
United States Treasury Department, but, being
a thoroughbred Democrat, he went South at the
outbreak of the war and served with distinction
in the Southern army, He has always been
noted Tor MS stalwart democracy. His funeral
to-day at o'clock will be attended by the Jona-
dabs, Rechabites, Good Templars, and by large
concourse of other friends. He leaves widow,
Mrs. Iddy Robertson, and son. James p. Rob-
ertson The interment will be in Congressional
Cemetery.
Among the arrivals at the Hotel Normandie
during the past week We're w. s. Abbott, Pitts
burg, Pal w. @. Egan, Chicago, Ill; Hugh @.
Wallace Tacoma, Wash; Mr.. and Mrs w. H.
Blodgett, st. Louis; Mr.. and Mrs. James Wood.
Pittsburg. Pa; Hon. Theodore r. Wilkinson and
wife, Louisiana; Hon, Joseph Dickson, st. Louis,
Mo-; Hon. SmedleY Darlington and family, West
Chester, Pa; Gen. w. j. Sewell, New Jersey;