The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1891-10-04

Pennsylvania avenue southeast, with Justice
L. L. Bowler in the chair who conducted the
meeting with much credit and WAS highly
pleased at the reading by the clerk of u much
larger number of applications than usual.
Several candidates were initiated in due form.
The membership is rapidly increasing. The
public seems to know good thing when they
see it.
Here comes another of Washngton's fa-
vorites announcing that her opening will be
on Monday and Tuesday, October and 6. Miss
Gusse. 515 Eleventh Street northwest, has
lately returned from New York and brought
allot the latest styles in fall and winter mill
merry.
This is an opportunity seldom extended to
the Washington public: direct importation
of dutch Bulbs" just from Holland. Every
variety Of hyacinths, single and double. tulip
or finest varieties, polanthas, nareissus, &C., to
be sold at the auetion rooms of Messrs. Lati-
mer Sloan, l409 u street, on Monday, October
b, commencing at ii q. m.
AS this is the season of the year when many
housekeepers are replenishng their houses. it
would be well for them to attend the auction
sale of fine household effects. at l7l6 Connecti-
cut avenue. on Thursday, October s, COM
mencing at 10 a. m. House open for inspection
day before sale. Latimer s. Sloan. auctiooeer.
How glad we are to get back to the Ma
tional Capital and our home. after being away
all the summer. although we have had
good time and seen many pretty cities and re-
sorts, but none to compare with our home
Washington. Yes, we are glad for many rea-
sons First, our flats, or houses. are to be rear
ranged and partly or wholly furnished. and
you know there are many things to, be
nish a nome. T The next Thing thing is 1t to
find the best and cheapest place
to secure such articles Mr.. w. Fl. Hoeke, the
well-known carpet and furniture dealer, at
Eighth street and Pennsylvania avenue, has
heretofore made many resident of Washing
ton and vicinity happy and contented by buy
ing their household effects from him. 1t is
needless 10 say tnat this year he has the larg-
est assortment OF carpets and furniture ever
exhibited by him. He is making speciality of
two lines OF carpets-one of ingram and one
of body Brussels-which eclipses anything in
the market.
Every lady in Washington should read the
advertisement of the London Bazaar on the
eighth page OF this paper.
How eagerly the ladies of this, as well as
other cities, at each season of the year watch
for the opening days of the dry goods and mil
linery stores. Especially is this the case with
the old and reliable millinery and ladies' furn-
ishing establishment of Mr.. ]. G. Hutchin-
son, 9O7 Ponnsylvanla avenue. Mr..
opening next Tuesday, Wednesday, and
Thursday and will display the largest asscrt-
ment sf wraps and jackets and dress trim
Ings, representing the latest Paris and English
styles ever placed before the public by him.
He has added two new departments to his
store-underwear and hosiery. They will be
| presided over by Miss e. Pritchard, for many
| years with X II. Taylor.
The alarm at l2:40 was caused by a slight
| nre at lSOO Fourteenth street northwest. Dam
age slight
Daniel Quirk, alais Quill puRiist. had the
greater portion of his little finger bit off last
| night on Thirteenth street, near Ohio avenue
| gull wanted to whip a crowd, when they
turned in and ''did" him.