The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1891-02-08

the business under his own name at his new
office, sos Thirteenth street northwest. He has
Judgment is prudent but progressive, and he
is quick to see an opportunity for profitable in
That his Judgment has been sustained is best
evidenced by his cientage, who, trusting his ad-
have returned, bringing with them, for more cot Of
the same kind. His new offices are handsomely
appointed and are presided over by efficient
clerks. Mr. German believes, however, that his
success has been largely due to his personal
supervision of all matters intrusted to his care.
greater vigor than ever before. For many
months last year Mr.. German contributed in
will be continued in the future, and will be a
feature of our real estate department.
-Child's pants from to II years old 25c pair.
Eiseman Bros, 7th and e.
List Of arrivals at the Normandie for the week
ending e 4 Hon. NsdTEnghaps aus and
Mrs. S: F. Fuller Brooklyp; B. B. Hill, Philadel-
Rhia Miss Miss Wal
sseaii, Philadelphia; Fred ". Floyd, New YORK;
Condict, New York; H. V. Condict. New York;
Z. p. Albro and wife, Cincinnati. Ohio; 3, A; In
We'll. Pennsylvania; r. II. Hayden, Pennsylya-
mia; 7. H. Phair and wife, Presque Isle. Me-; Fl.
I. Frisbie an and wife, Houlton; Me-; w. G. spauld-
and wife. louisiana; H. d. Kinsett. Baltimore;
James Sykes. Baltimore; Joe N, Pishel and wife.
BaltmoEe "i Mrs. 0Ss' Wizard ara 1S' New YoSk YsSk
delpbia; Fred Pyle and wife, Washington; John
Thorp Ta And WIFE, New New York; s; Mrs Charles Ives
Haven Conn William MISS See MH aes New
Miss i. Elliott, Philadelphia; William Elliott
Phhiilad@ephiS; hia T. & a. GHbRer M and wife, Phadei,
McNulta, Chicago;C G. II. Dewey, New York; Mrs.
Dewey, New York. J; N. Bermingham Hart
Smedley Darlington and wife, Westchester, Pa;
Miss Darlington. Gen; w. M. Averill. of the
Army; H; Morrison and wife. Toronto; Edgar g.
and A. Little, New York.
The dust from the street-sweeping machines
continues to obscure the midday sun, choke
pedestrians, frighten horses aud make the bust
ness streets generally uninhabitable at time
of day when they should be quite otherwise.
Why is this sort OF thing allowed? {?
Don't fail to read the bill of fare of the Phila-
delphia Oyster House published in this issue.
Have you visited the Gas Office and seen
their variety OF gas-heating stoves? If not you
should go at once, as it is very clever device,
and the price is within the reach of all.
Gen. John a, Logan Camp No. 2, Maryland
brate Union Defenders Day (Lincoln's birthday
Thursday evening, February IL, at National
titles Armory, IN concert, reception, and ball.
Drink Tannhauser beer. H. Benzler.
mNog is the time. We will pay big money for
or call at Justh's old stand. GIT street n. W.
willis Peyton's Inheritance" realistic
Washington story. is for sale at all newsdealers.
and the trade can be supplied at the Washington
News Company.
The appeal that is being made by the com
mittee OF the Woman's Hospital and Dispensary
for donations should be literally responded to
by the people OF Washington as it is for good
and worthy cause. The following committee
viii be at Four-and-a,half street and Maryland
avenue southwest Wednesday, February Is,
from 10 A. M. to p. NJ, to receive such articles
as furniture, bedding, house linen. drugs, and
surgical instruments: Mrs. w. II. Ill. Miller, Mrs.
Wanamaker, Mrs. Wilmerding. Madame Romero.
Madame uzman, Madame Mendonea. Mrs. Haw-
ley, Mrs. Hubbard. Mrs. Graham Bell, Mrs.
Francis b. Loring, Mrs. j. @. breckenridge, Mrs.