The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1890-06-08
TOWN TALK.

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Albert Bierstadt's great painting, The last of
the Buffalo" has been brought to this city and
placed on exhibition in the Corcoran Art Gallery.
The picture, which was exhibited at the Paris
Exposition last year. has been sold for $4,000.
Boys seersucker coats and vests SOC. Else
man Bros, 9TH and f.
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local dealers to the bill now before Congress pro-
viding for the appointment of an inspector of
aso o ndorssed T sd the bill but in standardization % to
the District CONT mittees last week they suggest
that tho bill lie over this session of Congress- so
that additional information on the question may
be obtained.
-Heurich's Extra Pale Lager. Ask for it.
The leading business men of the city are
taking concerted action against itinerant mer-
chants who bring stocks of goods here and dis
guise of bankrupt sales, etc. A committee has
been appointed to lay the matter before the
Board of Trade and secure legislation action
by the Commissioners which will drive these
ltineraut merchants away.
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For family and table use drink Xanders
pure Virginia claret, the best tonic and stlmu
liant you can get for the hot weather. A fine
line of old mellow WHISTLES and sherries for me-
dicinal use a speciality. Also pure blackberry
brandy and wild cherry btters, my own make,
for summer complaints. Only the best Califor-
MIA cabinet wines S0d
CHRIST. XANDER,
800 Seventh street northwest.
The most popular teacher may get free trip
to Europe, but those-of the male persuasion
who remain at home may find delight and good
cheer at the New York Buffet, where the genial
Maj. Costello dispenses hospitality of the most
eXhilaratng and agreeable KIND.
One of the best hooks for summer reading is
willis Peytons Inheritance" by Emily L.
Sherwood story of Washington life, full :, of
local coloring; Price seventy-hve cents. For
sale at all the book stores.
Mr. Henry White, music publisher and
dealer, at 935 F street. has Just published a new
song called; sleep, Ny Treasure" written and
Attorney General Garland. The song is the
prettiest of it's kind that has been published
here for some time, and it is sure to become
popular with lovers OF good music.
-Wanted-Bright man, for good position; ref
erencesr required Address NJ, HERALD Office.
Professor Nathan Fellows, of Mssisslpp
will lecture on physiog nomy at Carroll lnstl-
tute Hall on Monday evening at $50.
No one should fail to attend the great as
sIgnee's sale of fine gold jewelry sterling silver,
fine plated ware, and everything that can be
found in first @ jewery store, also the 1 en-,
sale COMMENCES IS Monday, June 9 and 18th the follow
ing days at 1880 a. NJ. and P. NJ. The popular
Mr.. Forrest Dodge the well-known coal
merchant, announces that he will retire from
the coal business about June Is, and will con-
tinue his Office, 1914 Thirtytirs street. for the
transaction OF general real estate. collection,
and brokerage business
Before sending the boy to the country let US
! fit him in one of our 81 suits. Sizes. 4 TO IA
| years. Eisenan Bros, Ith and E.
| This city has been long infested with a lot OF
! scoundrels who make practice of going around
the parks and squares where young ladies anc
girls congregate and making an indecent expo
sure of their persons. Several were caught last
week and severely punished by Justice Mills, and
yesterday Officer Oriania arrested John Avery, .
white man, on the same charge. He is locked VI
| in the First Precinct for hearing.
-Secrsucker coats and vests Soc; sizes, 32 tt
| 36. Eiseman Bros, 9TH and E.
AT this season OF the year when you are feel
ing that life is hardly worth living, caused by
the hot weather, nothing is more refreshing thar
a sip of good wine claret, and the place to ge
the above articles is at William Muehleisen's, al
and 9l8 Fifth street northwest.
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The fire yesterday afternoon, at 5 o'clocb
from box 723, was caused by CONFEDERATION i
house 1925 Thirty second street. The buldin
was the property of Mr.. George w. Casilesr an
was damaged about thirty dollars
1t is we'll for real estate speculators to rea
the auction sale Of MeSsrs. Duncanson Bros. of
valuable piece of property fronting Benning
Road, near the new stock yards, Thursday, j un
IL, Z. Nj.
-Childrens suits 1915. Elseman Bros, 1t
and Z.
Edward Kahler. a white man about tifty-eigl
years of age, while on his way home last nigl
slipped on the curbng near the Peace Nom
ment, and in falling broke his right arm
was carried to the Emergency Hospital by OF
GERS Kenney and Hagen, where DR.. Ellyso
dressed his wounds He was afterward carrie
to his home. l07 street northeast.
-Kernan's Theatre last night concluded IL
most successful season it has yet had. Befo
Tcopening the first week in August the hou
will be repaired and improved in many ways
Lewis Campbell, of the chan-gang, W
badly injured yesterday near the work house
the caving in of a bank. He was attended |
the physicians in charge of the Aims. house Ho
ptal.
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