The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1890-09-28
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Tharp's
Celebrated
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Whisky.
Nine. 7. b. Harrison, of 1929 street. will
have her fall and winter opening of the latest
fashions and novelties in imported bonnets and
hats on Thursday and Friday, October and 3.
The ladies are invited to CALL as the newest and
most artistic designs in millinery will be eXhi-
bition.
Baltimore and Ohio officials report heavy
increase IN their passenger traffic between Wash
ington and New York since the Royal Blue
Line" was placed on the road.
,.--Bernard McGorty, F. G.. Edmunds. and w. j.
Wade, charged with a conspiracy to defraud the
pool-rooms by tapping the wires of the Western
Union telegraph line, were held in bail of $500
each to await the action of the grand jury.
Agent Key. of the Humane Society, was in
the Police Court Wednesday morning charged
with obstructing the streets. Mr.. Key had taken
horse from q cart and arrested the driver on
the charge of cruelty to animals. He left the
cart on Twenty. second street and was arrested
on the charge stated. Judge Miller dismissed the
case.
charge against Frederick Herbert and L d.
Daley, guardians of the orphans of Casper Her
failed to account to the heirs on the property to
the value of $4,000 They ask the appointment
of q receiver.
"A piece of property. 22x56, in the rear of the
Webster building. has been leased for period
Of ten years at $500 year to the District for
of the Police Court. Cells for the prisoners
erected, making much needed improvement in
the present accommodations.
Gus Francis on Tuesday last became de-
mented from fever for which he was under
treatment at the Freedman's Hospital, and.
grabbing q butchers knife, dashed through the
building, slashing at every one within his reach.
town, but was captured by Sergeant Kirby in
Bland's alley. He was returned to the hospital.
-Duncanson Bros. aucttoneers, will sell Wed
nesday, october /, at 3 O'Clock 2. NJ, valuable
building lots, only few feet south of the Capt.
tol on South Capitol street.
The attendance at the new Business High
School on Tuesday was 200, number far in ad-
vance of the antcipations of the school authori-
ties. 1t is thought new quarters will have to be
obtained to properly conduct the work of this
department.
The coroner's verdict on the dead body of
Fannie Bishop, colored, who died at 2l24 Tenth
street Thursday night of alleged malaria, was
that the deceased came to her death from crimi-
nal malpractice. Robert l.. Waripg, the girls
lover. and DR.. j. H. Bushnell, of 707 street
northwest, were arrested by Detective Mahon
as parties to her death, but as the charge could
not be subStantiated they were discharged.
Maj. Moore. of the police department has SUBJ
mitted his estimates for the amount required to
The total amount asked is s54s,O63 and includes
a number of expenditures for the increase of the
strength of the police force
-"Wills Peyton's Inheritance" realistic
Washington story, is for sale at all newsdealers,
and the trade can be supplied at the Washington
News Company.
The annual convention of the National Drug
gists' Wholesale Association will be held in this
until Friday. October g. The sessions Of the ie as.
sociation will be held at the Arlington, and an
interesting programme for the amusement of
the guests has been made out The committee
of arrangements is as follows: H: B. Gilpin, H.
B. Perry, j. II. Richardson and j. NJ. Peters.
The Proprietary Association. composed of the
owners of proprietary medicines, will hold their
sessions on Tuesday and Wednesday afternoons
House providing that the Government take pos
session of the square at the intersection of B
Street for the use Of the Coast and Geodetic Sur
vey; The terms of the bill include the purchase
of TT the h Butler M building part of which is already
ceed $4,000.
Mr., A. Lisner, proprietor of the Palals Royal.
the early part of the week purchased piece of
ground fronting lob feet on G street, 1l3 feet on
Eleventh street. and containing ll,OOO square
feet of ground. for which he paid the sum of
,S3S or $3.50 per square foot. Mr. Lisner ex-
will transfer the Palais Royal from its its present
site on the Avenue to that location.
Professor Lucien E. c. Colliere. the we'll
favorable impression abroad this summer. The
Baltimore and Cape May City papers editorally
refer, to his lecture on THE French Voice."
which he delivered in those two Cities in the
warmest terms, and devote good deal of space
reporting his new method of voice training in
and perfect pronunciation. The Professor has
leased the Scott Mansion, No. 10l1 Connecticut
IS now permanently e located Hewi also Mo form re
classes in Baltimore this winter
Formal opening of Humphreys Wine Par
lors AIS Thirteenth street northwest. Mr.. Hum
phrey being ever up to the times has reftted his
place, both exterior and interior, and it now
shows up as one of the prettiest places south of
New York. On Wednesday night, October l.
Mr.. Humphrey will be pleased to see his many
friends. and On this occasion he will have little
surprise i9 store for them. Mr.. Humphrey.
though young man, has served number of
years in the business, and thoroughly under
stands how to entertain his friends. A full Or
chestra in attendance.
The alarm of fire last night at O'clock from
lamp in house SslS n Street. occupied lie bV 0 Jobn
Burns. Damage slight.
DIR. Jaeger the distinguished German physi-
clan, has demonstrated the fact that many bod
lily arrangements may be prevented or cured by
the adoption of proper underwear, and he has
constructed system based on the principle of
pure animal fibre for clothing and bedding.
The use of this underwear affords protection
against colds, heat. and dampness, especially to
| those of sedentary habits, and by the use of the
doctors woollen system disturbances of health
are less frequent. They excel in almost every
textile quality, and are so soft and pliable that
| they are adapted to the most delicate and sensi-
| tive skin. These garments are also claimed to
| be a protection against pneumonia. The agents
| for these garmente in Washington are Bryan g.
! Co., corner and Fifteenth streets.
Friday night the Painters Assembly adopted
| president of the NJ. p. A. that an agreement had
| beeen executed in conference designating April
!, 1891, as the time for the adoption of eight
hour day. The money In their treasury was
| placed at the disposal of the striking painters.
The ladies will be glad to know that Mr.. J. G.
! Hutchison, of 9O7 Pennsylvania avenue, has Sc
cured splendid assortment of novelties in mill-
| merry in Paris, London, and New York styles,
| wraps, jackets, dress trimmings, materials, and
| dress goods. All the seasons specialtes in the
above line of goods can be seen at this popular