The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1890-04-13

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The dismissal of W. B. Douglass, General
Land Office clerk, has been ordered by Secretary
Noble for approving the entry of patent grant; rant;
ing 1l2 acres of valuable Minnesota mineral land
to Thomas Reed while the question of title to
the land was pending.
"A favorable report was ordered last week
on the BIZ granting pension OF sou q month 6 fat TO
Admiral Charles Stewart and mother of Charles
Stewart Parnell. The original bill, which pro-
vided for a pension of 500 per month, was
amended so as to reduce the pension to S5O.
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"A museum illustrating the growth of the
postal service in the United States is proposed by
the Postmaster General.
Andrew Gleason's livery stables on the Brent
wood road was burned Monday.
"A favorable report was last week authorized
Or P E to Wpper ar tde
late war.
No family should be without a crate of r.
Portner Brewing Co.'s celebrated beers.
1t is probable before May the board OF en-
gineers appointed by the President to examine
and report upon the plan for the disposal of the
city's sewage will have made their report.
"A reception and literary entertainment was
Masters Council No. A, of Grand United Order
of Odd Fellows, to celebrate its tenth anniver-
sary.
On Wednesday the play "Fanchon" was pro-
Dramatic Association for the benefit of the Letter
Carriers Relief Association. The play was ad-
mirably rendered and heartily applauded by q
large and enthusiastic audience.
"A fair has been in progress at the New York
Avenue Rink by the members of st. Paul's
TO build church at the corner of Fifteenth and
Y streets northwest. The tables are in charge of
Minor. IOllmay- Mary MaStRrSnn
Miss Yarnell, Miss Leonard, Mrs. II. j. Albert,
MFs John Tynsn Miss lola Be5H Miss Lyaia g
liam NJ. Hall, and Mr.. John Fogarty.
AT the meeting of the Thirty three, Linn
itedi,, on Wednesday evening, in their parlors at
"reminiscences of his sojourn in France. Mr.. w.
accompanying himself on the guitar and Mr., ID.
Z. Bangs acceptaoiy recited three PIECES OF his
takes place on Wednesday, the &3d.
The Baltimore Sun has issued a pretty and
spirited song which is dedicated to the new
cruiser Baltimore.
An excellent opportunity is afforded those de-
sirous OF purchasing some fine household effects
by Thomas Bowling, auctioneer, who will offer
for sale Monday, April IA, at 10 o'clock A. NJ, at
residence 727 Eleventh street northwest a
large and varied assortment of chamber suites,
tables, pictures, chairs carpets, glassware, etc.
w. b. Williams & Co., auctioneers, will sell
"Wednesday, April l6, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, at resi-
uenee lEI1 AdSsdcnuSetLS avenue, splenulQ as
sortment of household effects, comprising parlor
suites, mirrors, chairs, Brussels carpets, etc.
Boys flannel shirtwaists in all sizes and all
colors 5Oc., worth Sl.25. Eiseman Bros, 1th E.
For the convenience of his customers and
the public generally, Mr.. Edward p. Mertz, the
popular and enterprising druggist at the corner
of Eleventh and + streets northwest, will keep
his store open all night. The store, in the day
time, be in charge OF registered pharmacists.
"A country home to teach unprotected chill
dren trades is 10 be established near this city.