The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1890-11-09
TOWN TALK.

To, prevent loss by crediting and collect
debts due you Join the Merchants Mutual Pro-
teetive Union, which is an organization of the
wholesale and retail merchants of the District of
Columbia Tor mutual protection against persons
who do not pay their debts) The plan of opera
classes participating and nonparticipating.
The participating members pay two dollars $50
annual dues and fifty cents (5Ocl for monthly
and special reports but nothing for collections.
The nonparticipating members pay percentage
on collections, get no report, and are not pro-
tected Dy the association. All members are fur
nished with a form of circular letters, which
calls the debtors attention to his obligation TO
the cred1tOr) ana the necessity of his making
some arrangement for settlement of same within
specified time. Should the debtor fail to re-
Spond to tirst letter (Which is known the cred
itors letter. ia the time stated, the creditor will
send second letter, (Snown as the association
letter, signed by the managerO informing the
debtor that unless he settles in satisfactory
way within time mentioned in second letter his
name will be placed on record as being that of
person unworthy of credit, and the record fur
nlshed to members OF said union monthly, in
order that he may be known to them and credit
denied him thereafter Should retail merchant
be found giving credit to parties that have been
reported to him as unworthy of same, the said
retail merchant will be reported to the wholesale
merchants, that they may know what risk they
take in giving credit to said retail merchant.
For further particulars inquire of j. b. Brown,
manager. Offices, 1905 Fourteenth street north
west and Room 10, Central National Bank Build
ing. Samuel Maddox, attorney. No. 462 Lou
isiana avenue.
Take look at the pictures. Aman's, Ninth,
near street.
1t is conceded that systematic exercise under
the supervision of competent instructor is
better than drugs for many intirmitiess of the
ment will be found elsewhere in the paper, has
met with great success in this line and his insti-
tute Tor medical gymnastics and massage and
dancing and fencing school at 132 Pennsylvania
avenue northwest is daily growing in popu-
larity. He has secured the services of an ex-
perienced teacher in his dancing department and
is prepared to convince every one that his medi-
cal gymnastic treatment is the most thorough in
the city
"A continuation of the catalogue sale of an
tique and modern Eastern interior decorations
from India and Turkey, consisting of antique
arms and armor, draperies. brass, bronze, copper,
and other ornaments, Oriental rugs and carpets,
portieres, etc., is announced. The sale will take
place tomorrow morning, at II O'Clock, at the
commodous sales-rooms of Thomas Bowling,
auctloneer, Eleventh street and Pennsylvania
avenue. An inspection of these goods is invited,
as they are of the finest design and workman
ship.
Use Cooks Balm of Life for dyspepsia.
The members of the Potomac Woman's Re-
lief Corps are making preparations to give n
Week in December or Tbere viii be an nosin Tno TSs
entree march each evening by the nationalities in
costume, followed by tableaux and dancing. The
commercial booths will be in the hands of the
handsome DANES and damsels of all countries,
but there will be no rafting, no voting and no
importuning OF buyers. The Carnival NelUs, de
voted to the interests of advertisers will be pub
lished on alternate days of the week. Look out
for further items of interest in next Sundays
HERALD.
Examine the material of which we make
suits to order for $40 and S25. Eseman Bros,
9TH and L.
--BENNINGs STATION D. c., Nov. L, 1s9O.-A
most successful test of the energizer momentum
engine was made at the shops to-day. The two
great l5-feet diameter fly-wheels and dfferential
levers and 7'feet diameter pulleys were revolved
at 40 revolutions. per minute by the l5-horse-
power boiler, and during the running of this
ton and pumped up the boiler With the cold I'D water
the evaporation and pressure of steam-only 40
pounds pressure-showed no sign of lowering,
and in the history of the steam engine this mass
of iron has never before been revolved by the
same fire heat as was used by this new system of
momentum engine energizer. There were "a 600
pounds of IRON moving 1850 feet per minute at
this test. 1t now shows that this energizer is a
perfect success, consuming only one tenth of the
fuel for the same horsepower and must be rec
ognized by the engineering fraternity of the
world.
Drink Tannhauser beer. H. Benzler.
Johnston Bros. s. Co.'s coffees teas, and
spices for sale by Procers. Try them.
"A large collection of handsome furniture
mirrors, pianos, carpets. ETC., will be sold at the
au.tion-rooms of Radcliffe, Darr q Co., 92O Penn
sylvania avenue northwest, on Tuesday morn
ing, November IL. at 10 o'clock. See advertise
ment in to-days HERALD.
-Kernan's double attraction this week consists
e %or he Four
Company. A high-class show.
Use
Berkeley Rye
My own Brand.
81 per quart bottle.
SOC. per pint.
Now is the time. We will pay big money for
gents first class secondhand clothing. Address
or call at Jusths old stand. 6l9 ID street N. w.
Drop in when passing our store. Examine
abe quality of our $40 sack and cutaway suits.
Try one on, and then compare the quality, style,
fit, and price with others; that's all. Eiseman
Bros 9TH and Il SITS.
recently organized has been phenomenal. 1t has
gained the confidence of the business men of this
city Who have patroniZed it. Mr. j. B. Brown,
the manager, informs us that since its organiZa-
tion Qess than one month ago. the union has col
lected for its members over $4,000.
The celebrated champion, George Dixon,
will meet all comers ut Kernan's this week.
Drink Tannhuaser beer. H.Benzler.
Nine. II. b. Harrison, 1920 f street, has Just
returned from New York with the very latest
nets for winter wear. Her selection is full and
complete and will be displayed at her winter
| opening on Wednesday and Thursday next, No
vember IL and l3. The ladies are cordially in
| Vited.
Why do l drink Tannhauser beer? Because
it is the best in the market.
Drink Tannhauser beer II. Benzler.
| Before putting your summer clothes away
have them cleaned and pressed by Il. A. Reeves,
! Sl4 * street northwest.
! DIR. b. II. Brown, at an early date, Will de-
! liver his famous lectures to ladies the Feed
! ing OF the Baby and Care of the Mother" Due
notice will be given.
| -High-cass artists at Kernan's.
! The establishment of j. II. Russell, 1885 e
| kind in the city. Mr. Russell only carries the
| finest quality of goods in his line. A large and