The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1890-10-12

ments for publishing weekly large four-page
journal entitled United America, to advance the
purposes of the Military Order of America full
particulars of the organization and objects of
which were given in last weeks HERALD. The
new journal will be under the capable manage
ment of MIR. William Howard Mills.
-Dispel all doubts as to the excellence of our
SlO oyercoats by a personal inspection. Else
man Bros, 9TH and e.
Ireland is ahead. The veterans at his post.
Call and see him and his stock of shirts and
gents furnishings, at 93l Ninth street northwest.
This is the week of the Frederick Fair 1t
will be a big one.
1T The !. streetisweeper should scrape cleaner
when allowed to rot on the concrete pavements.
Take peep at McCormicks Side Pocket
Col. James Nye, the most popular man in At
lantic City, was visiting in town last week. He
was shown many courtesies at the Treasury De-
delighted with his visit.
Go to Keen's and see the very latest styles,
cut by j. Ryan, Ala Ninth street.
Sergeant Gales Moore, of the Washington
majorship, and assumed charge &ednesday last.
The appointment gives general satisfaction.
Try Aman's ponies.
Mr.. p. Hall Parker the manager of Cooks
Balm Of Life, has Just returned from three
months trip through the East He reports large
sales of this valuable remedy.
The body of Robert Spear, the old man who
committed conn t suicide by jumping from the Ague-
funeral took place yesterday afternoon.
Mr.. j. Ryan, the cutter. with Keen.
Frank w. Pckell, of the SUNDAY HERALD
staff, has returned from pleasant visit among
relatives in Pennsylvania.
Robert Catar, q ciRarmaker, was found on
the tops OF the palngs of the fence south of the
White House; He was almost dead when dis
covered, and breathed his last in the patrol
wagon while being conveyed to the Emergency
Hospital. Whether his death was due to suicide
or accident Is uncertain.
An association of Washington merchants has
been formed to protect themselves against peo-
pie VINO are negligent about paying their debts,
Despite bad weather in the morning. the
celebration of German Day at the Sohuetzen
Park on Monday was a success.
Isaac Markle, an old soldier who lived at the
Soldiers Home, and was suffering from cancer,
committed suicide by shooting himself near
Takoma Park on Friday.
The sixteenth annual convention of the
Woman's Christian Temperance Union, uf this
city. Will be held on Wednesday, Oct Is, at the
METROPOLITAN M. E: Church Mrs. Mary A. Liver
more will address the convention.
The public night schools will resume their
sessions Wednesday evening of this week. The
night schools for advanced pupils will be en-
larged this year and will not open until Monday
of next week.
For durability and comfort the Crawford"
shoe is unsurpassed Sold in all the principal
cities, it is M worn m by all who desire perfect shoe
| charge of Mr.. George c. Noble who is assisted
| by an able corps of clerks.
Mr.; A. E; Randall has purchased the balance
| of the beautiful subdivision of "Ardwick" and
his purpose is to boom it. 1t is one of the pret-
tiest sites near Washington, and it is reasonable
| time. Such an outcome is assured as d result of
| the exertion and vim of our enterprising fellow
| citizen Mr.. Randall.
The German Dramatic Club has elected the
| following officers for the coming season : Presi-
dent. Mrs Emma Poesche: Vice President, Mr..
f. Claudy;sSecretary, Mrs. Bertha Caron; Treasu-
rer, Mr. W. F. Iutz; Librarian, Miss Rosa
Poesche Board of Directors, Miss Anita Schade
Mrs: DIR. Palmer, and Messrs. G. Altrup and d.
! Shutsch.