The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1890-06-01

artist has worked it up in a shape to resemble
natural rocks and assures. A pretty little foun;;
plants are displayed to advantage. The place
has to be seen to be fully appreciated, and the
if in its original state, would amount to
SlOe,0O0,0O0. The ices furnished are of the best.
Peter Burke. an employe of the Swiss Steam
Laundry, was arrested by Officer Moore last
evening on warrant issued by Mr.. Ira God
frey, charging him with enlightenment. He was
employed as messenger, and collected lot OF
money from customers which he failed to turn
-Haye you seen the pants we make to order
from S. up, and suits to order from $50? Else
man Bros, 9TH and h.
The most popular teacher may get free trip
to Europe, but those-of the male persuasion
who remain at home may fiud delight and good
cheer at the New York Buffet where re the he genial
eXhiarating and agreeable kind.
-Heurich's Extra Pale Lager. Ask for it.
Harry the fifteen-y year-old son of Mr.. P. H.
Brstow. chief of the appointment Division of
the Post Office Department, WAS drowned while
near Pierce's Mills The body was recovered
the same day, and the funeral takes place this
and was popular among his companions and
schoolmates. His parents have the sympathy of
many friends in their bereavement
-Rhoden MITCHELL principal and superintend-
ent of the Rankin Richards Institute, Windsor,
DIR. r. s. Macarthur. of New York City, recently
this city, a lecture for the benefit of the Rankin
Richards Institute, at which there are now l6O
pupils, with INADEQUATE g. accommodatons, @ ,t and
tuition so as to accommodate 800 pupils.
willis Peyton's Inheritance" by Emily l..
Sherwood, is a story of Washington life; 1t is a
good story for summer reading. For sale at all
the book stores. Price, 70 cents.
-Delilah Clark, of Brightwood, died on Thurs
day, and Dr. stone who attended; certified that
she was one hundred and twenty-five years old.
She was born in Virginia.
Drink Tannhauser beer. II. Benzler.
Mr.. William Cogan, after an absence of six
years on the Pacific Coast, has returned to visit
his mother and sisters in this city.
William Pratt, colored, was arrested by Off
Ger Boardman last night for stealing a small
sum of money and lot of sandwiches, the prop
erty of William Gordon. of 1000 B street. He
is locked up at the First Precinct.
Mr.. Thomas c. Fowler, Union veteran, who
had been to Gettysburg, was taken with hem
orrhage while running to catch a street-car on
his return home on Friday evening and died in
a few moments He was member OF Lincoln
Post.
Pupils, don't you want to help your favorite
teacher to take vacation in Europe free of all
eMPenset TN taS & W GIhS nS ~ SSp GG Ine
umn of this paper, write your thVorite teacher 8
name on it: and send it to THE SUNDAY HERALD
office, 400 Tenth street northwest.
Local grain dealers are anxious for the pas
sage of the bill now before Congress providing
for the compulsory inspection of grain in the
! District.
Miss Jennie ONeim Potter, the well-known
Western dialect reader. who is a great fayoIite
with the G. A. r., will give an entertainment on
June at the National Theatre in aid OF Kit Car
son Post No. to send the drum corps TO Boston.
She will be assisted by Mrs. ID. @. Nichols Miss
Aunie Yeatman, Mr.. S. G. Elliott. and the High
School Cadets.
The Parking Commission, which has eighty
thousand trees to care for, wants its appropria-
! tion increased to S25 900, and the Commissioners
! think it should have it,
AT we'll attended meeting of Capital Coun-
/ Council, Royal Arcanum, Wednesday night last,
at their hall, Mr.. Smith Thompson, of Oriental
! Council; Mr.. Wood, of National Council, and
Messrs. j. .Baumgarten, L. Heilbrun, and 1.
! Cans, of Capital Council. detailed the plans for