The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1891-02-22
TOWN TALK.

Mills commanding, will make their usual Pilgrim
age TO Mount Vernon on Monday, to COM
memorate the birth of Gen. Washington. The
ContinentHls have kept their organization intact
Tor many years, and they look forward to this
Quartermaster Charles HartuDg is arranging an
interesting programme for the trip.
1t is said that the police records show there
are many more accidents than fires. But few
property owners would rest easy without carry
ing reasonable amount of fire insurance. The
Sei should lead bem gm To protect S0 be@
selves against loss of time, limbs, or life from
accidental causes. This can be effectually ac
complished by taking policy with the New
York Accident Insurance Company, of New
York, Messrs. Thomas s. Thomas. of 637 street
are the resident managers forWashington, and are
doing large and increasing business The late
Secretary of the Treasury, Hon. VIM. windom
larity of the New York Accident Insurance Com
pany is due to its excellent form of policy and
Its M tet texteepLonally prompt settlement of claims
ie lei 00'n 'ne'e particulars 1t stands without paral
Which OF the following salads do you like
best-chicken, lobster, shrimp, crab, celery, po-
tato, or tomato? Well, visit Fick's Oyster and
Chop House, $40 Tenth street northwest, and you
can be served with your ideal salad, second to
none in this city.
Drink Tannhauser beer. H. Benzler.
Washington has long been in need of first
house. and at last we have one. Visit Fick's,
62O Tenth street. and be convinced
The Philadelphia oyster House, 5l3 Eleventh
street northwest still maintains its reputation as
q first-class oyster saloon and cafe, and Mr..
Yeomans, its popular proprietor, informs us that
dence of its popularity among the judges Of the
many good things to be had at this resort. He
has recently had placed in front of his establish
ment large electric arc light, which lights up
the whole square
7NIessrs Easterday & .Waldeman, real estate
front offering lots for sale at Kensington. Read
their lad" in another column.
The Ohio Republican Association met last
night in Grand Army Hall to hold memorial SER
densely packed notwithstanding the downpour.
and the several speakers received rapt attention
the Rev. William Warren. of Ohio, and speeches
We're made by Gen, Rosecrans, Congressman Nc
Kiuley and Grosvenor, Gen. Burdette, and
others.
Read what Mr.. Spier, the jeweler, on Ninth
street. near Pennsylvania avenue, has to say
about eyeglasses.
Mr.. Thomas, real estate dealer, corner and
Twelfth streets northwest, is Offering some valu-
able property for sale. See "ad'' in this issue.
Thomas Dowling will sell at public auction
on Monday, February 2S, 1891, commencing at
10 O'Clock, the entire contents of The Alphine, at
81, and $40 Four-and-a- Half street northwest.
The contents Of this well-known house includes
ma many household articles, and should command
the attention OF dealers and private buyers.
See "ad." in another column.
-Merritt's Photograph Gallery, 925 Pennsy-
yanla avenue will be open all day Monday, 23d,
for Sttings
Our ponular and enterprising laundryman
NJ s, G. Waiiaef proprietor 70, Of the noted
Cnamplon ION aIean LEAN, l Laundry ei li.s Pennsylvania
connection with mis- business that will no doubt
add greatly to its patronage. 1t has been the
custom of this laundry to mend half hose free of
charge, and, having met with such success, he
has decided to extend to his female customers
the same advantage.
The residents of Anacostia are arranging an
interesting programme for celebrating Washing
toms birthday The village is to be decorated
in holiday attire, flag is to be fioated over the
hOI2p various m
cieties will parade, while distinguished statesmen
will address the crowds. 1t promises to be a
glorious affair
Drink Tannnsuser beer. II. Benzler.
An exceptionally fine collection of fine
Japanese art work will he opened for public
inspection in the auction-rooms of Walter b.
Williams " Uo lOOl ID street, tomorrow morn
ing. The collection embraces very complete
assortment OF modern Satsuma porcelains. 1t is
yet presented to the Washington public Genuine
Japanese brouzes, including Koro's vases bronze
knives, paper weights. shoehorns, etc. Some of
the finest all-bead portieres ever in Washing
ton will be offered without reserve. Ample ac-
commodations will be provided for the comfort
of ladies attending this sale.
The midday lunch you can get at Fick's
Oyster and Chop House, $40 Tenth street north
west. is 8 dandy for the money.
There is on exhibition in the store of Messrs
Harris ~ Shafer, d jardeniere that is attracting
considerable attention. 1t is the handiwork of
q pupil of Professor Sharrett, and is one of the
finest pieces of painted china ever exhibited in
this city.
Now is the time. We will pay big money for
gents frst-class secondhand clothing. Address
or call at Justh's old stand, GIT ID street n. w.
-Wyckof e. Cahill, $40 street; Frank @.
Roach, 5ll Eleventh street, and Harry w. Dow
ling, or lOO3 street, are special agents for the
New York Accident Insurance Company. The
terms offered in Thomas g. Thomas adv appear
ing elsewhere in this issue, will be carried out by
the gentlemen, should any Of their friends favor
them with call.
Drink Tanphauser beer. H. Benzler.
A ,la; Il ,i,.
button of Surplus, aud the Protection of the
Massachusetts Non-Forfeiture Law, are among
the advantages offered by the New England
Mutual Life Insurance Company of Boston,
Mass whose Annual Statement of business is
published in another column
The Veteran Firemen's Association will
parade through the city on Monday, passing in
review before President Harrison at the Execu-
tive Mansion at 2:30 O'Clock,
1t is the thing to visit Ficks Oyster and Chop
House, go Tenth street. after you leave the
theatre 1t keeps open until o'clock, affordng
you an excellent opportunity to get oysters in
every style.
We would call attention to the Bellue Dary's
''au' See what they say about pure milk.
Mime. T. b. Harrison. 1929 street, will have
an opening on Wednesday next, February 25
and on the following days an attractiye and
carefully selected assortment of the latest
fashions in imported bonnets aud hats for early
spring wear; also, several new and becoming
styles OF her own.
Have you seen the "wnners" in early spring
sultlngs Tor gentlemen that Bradstreet & Co.,
the fashionable tailors at 14l7 Pennsylvania ave
me- are displaying? Inspect themsbefore buy
ing elsewhere.
Winch OF the following salads do you like
best-chicken, lobster, shrimp, crab, celery, po-