The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1891-06-07
TOWN TALK.

-Assgnee'5 sale of groceries and liquors.
Ratcliffe Darr y Co.. auctioneers, will sell ON
Wednesday. June TO- at 10 o'clock A. NJ, by
stoair Oruer OF ,. G SKINNER assignee. the entire
store No. 535 Eighth street southeast.
Mr.. William Morris Smith, whose sudden
death so shocked his many friends, was buried
from the house of his daughter, Mrs. George
Hale. 932 New York avenue, last Monday after
noon at O'Clock: Rev. DR.. John Elliot, of the
ascension Church, assisted by Chaplain of the
most impressive ceremonies. The floral decora-
tions were very, beautiful and more than
covered the casket, which was ornsmented
with Masonic emblems. The interment was
made at Rock Creek Cemetery.
See our $40 suits. Eiseman Bros, 7th s. E.
Shorthand and typewrting, including
thirty hours dictaton each week; Pitman
shorthand, Caligraph and Remington three
months, $40. Thorough business course in
Starin's celebrated book charts, three months.
$40. Students assisted in obtaining lucrative
SITUATIONS diplomas. A. Q. Starin's Business
college, 10 Il street northwest.
Tanner g. Co. are still Offering the souvenir
to their patrons. See ad. in this ISSUE
Last Thursday Constellation Council No.
80, Jr. o. u. A. M, paid Ia frateI nal visit to
Alexandria Council No. 33, of Alexandria.
They were also accompanied by a great many
brothers of the other councils here. On une
~ the council viii hold an open meeting. when
handsome silk flag will be presented to them
py the lady friends of the order.
On Thursday, June IL, commencing at II
O'Clock, at their auction-rooms, 1409 G street.
Messrs. Latimer Sloan will conduct a special
sale OF rare and elegant articles, embracing
magnlhcent rear bronze group, Europe and
BullO pair OF elegant real bronze fire dogs,
lVenus and Apollo,) very fine old mahogany
DOVER chest with heavy mountings of brass,
elegant plateau or centre piece with silver
m
sets with candelabra side pieces, fine old Shelf
field plated ware, lin splendid preservation)
some nne French china porcelain, antique
lamps; japanese bronzes, few fine old pict-
ures, leather-covered dining chairs, together
with many other articles OF value.
See our $3.50 suits. Eiseman Bros, 9TH & E.
The many friends of Miss Gusse will be
pleased to know that she has entirely recovered
parlors. 5l5 Eleventh street. after an absence
OF several months. ..,.s.as
See our Sl2.50 suits. Eiseman Bros 7th & e..
All the latest styles \ auaasbest make of
footwear can be found at the National Hotel
Shoe Store, 400 Pennsylvania avenue northwest.
There is also on exhibition and for sale at the
bargain counter large and varied assortment
OF good and serviceable boots, shoes, and slip
pers, odds and ends. at fifty per cent below
cost. See ad. in another column OF this issue
Ior Styles, makes, and prices.
bargains can always be obtained at auc-
ton sales. On Wednesday, June TO- commenc-
ing at 10 O'Clock, Messrs. Latin er & Sloan will
sell at public auction the excellent household
| furniture contained in residence No. 1916
street northwest. Everything that is requisite
| TO completely furnish house can be obtained
at this sale. Parties furnishing would study
their interest by attending this sale.
The London Bazaar, 7l5 Market Space. is a
favorite place for purchasing by ladies, for the
ladies dearly love to obtain bargains in their
| shopping tours. and they never fail to get them
there. 1t is standing rule with the Bazaar that