Evening Star Newspaper, June 27, 1888, Page 6

THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON. D.C.. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 27, 1888—SIX PAGES. ‘The Weather. Indications for the 2 hours comnmencina at 3 p.m. For the District of Columbia, Maryland, Dela- Ware, and Virginia, light to northerly winds, becoming easterly, slightly covler, fair weather y Might rains. SPRECHES ON THE TARIFF.—FOR AND AGAINeT.— Speaker Carlsie and ves “Wm. Menihiey, jr., W. Bree! ‘Thomas B. Reed, Astibel'Fiteh, and others. Orders for singe copy or million prompty filied. Gray & Clarkson, 330 Penn, ave., Washington, D.C. Bricutwoop Races, See amusement column, Coon BRAxD COLLARS, 3 for 50c. Why pay more. Frnwaces axp Kaxors repaired and cleaned by S. 8. Shedd & Bro., 452 9th st. nw. Wats Ick Co.'s Penobscot fo-—red wagons, COON BRAND COLLARS, 3 for 5 Perfect ntting. @ no other CouscRy’s Mcsraxp.—Philadeiphia Brand 1s the King of Condiments. "Flavor and pungeucy com Bined in perfection. For sale by Grocers. ‘Rewinese’s ice cream, 235 G and 1018 18th sts. nw Coos Bran CoLLans, 3 for 50e. ‘The best and iatest. CITY AND DISTRICT Condensed Locals. Rev. Dr. Sunderland left here on Saturday on his ers the address at the eighty-erghth commencement of the Middlebury «¥ermont) College to-day. ‘The occasion is also ‘the fitticth anniversary of Dr. Sunderiand’s gradu- ation. ‘Yesterday Mary Zarrichilli was appointed by the Equity Court as committee of the estate of Apollo Zarvichilil, an alleged lunatic. Zarrichilli was for- of the Third United States Infantry band, and ts now in tite Insai ‘The twentieth aunual e: messengers to Marshall Hall evening next, June ‘The steamer Corcoran, ‘with the full Marine Band, will leave her whart at 6 p.m. sharp. Adrian "Curet, seven years old, was knocked down and seriously injured last night while view- Ing the procession. ‘THR WERELY Stam’ Pocket Atlas of the World 1s offered free to every new subscriber for one year to the Waaxty Stax. It is a bandsomely printea ook of 191 profusely illustrated, with more than 100 colored Mapsand diagrams, abd contains a wealth of general informatiun see advertise. mention : C. J. Bell has bought of Nathante! Wilson et al, trustees, for $9,075.98, lots 1 to 16, inclusive, bloc. 1, inthe Washington Brick Machine co.'s sub- division of Trinidad. Young has bought of Jno. Sherman for . Shipley et al. XBO feet on ¥tb, between and K streets northwest. Philip Hichborn, jr.. has bought of Lucy W id for $11,000, sub 41 aud part "5, Sq. 158, 25 by average of about 0 feet on N surect, between, 17th and Isth streets noriuwest. District Government Affairs, .SGE IN THE HOURS FOR STREET SPRINKLING. tay ago TRE Stax called attention to the erous requests for street watering at hours other than those prescribed by aw. ‘The last re- ‘quest came from Gen. Wm. B. Rochester. It was Teferred to Lt. Lusk Who gave an adverse opinion, stati Suortened rather than lengthened, owing to the insufictent supply, and recommending no varia- ons from the present law. His recommendations have been approved by the Commissioners, VITAL STATISTICS. Health Officer Townshen ending June =, shows: Number of deaths, 144: white, 81; colored, Gk Death-rate per 1,000, per annum, White, 28.08; colored, 43.68. Total popu- lation, 33.28. "Eighty-six were under five years of age, Sixty Years. The principal causes of death were: Cerebro-spinal meningitis, 4; consumption, 8; diarrhoeal, 38; typhoid fever, 3, malarial fever, 2: Pneumonta, 2; bronchitis, 1; measles, 2; whooping cough, 4; dipitheria, 3. births reported: Twenty- two white males, males, § colored females. Marriages reported: Sev- enteen white, 2 colored, MISCELLANROTS A committee, composed of Messrs. B. F. Snyder, Chas. Glover and James M. Johnston,called on the Commissioners yesterday relative to thet the National Safe Deposit Co. a permit to lay a §fanolythic pavement in front of their building. Their request was granted. ‘The Commissioners have written toChatrman Hemphill in relation to H. R. bill 6643, “For the of non-residents who have paid license taxes to the District of Columbia,” that the bill. should become a law. It involves the payment of $104,- 041.95, that ‘being the amount collected ‘from drummers since 1578. pe ae ‘To Couret 4 TRaps.—Yesterday a bill in equity ‘Was flied by Horace S. Cummings, trustee, against W. H. Barnum to compel the delivery of 150 land- (frat and stoking-rund bonds of the New Orleans, Rouge and Vicksburg Kaliroad in exchange for 30 bonds of the Northern Pacific Railroad Co., 4m compliance with an agreement which Mr. Cum= mings says was made by defendant with H. D. Cooke, jr., & Co. (of which firm plaintiff is the as- signee), December 18, 1881. ——— A DEMOCRATIC SALUTE.—A salute of one hundred guns will be fired by the Jackson Democratic As sociation on the Saturday following the adjourn- ment of the Democratic League Club convention ‘at Baltimore, to ratify the St. Louis nominations, and im honor of the visit to “this city of the dele- Gates of the convention, Who are expected to ar- Five here on that day. ii ‘Tae LirrLerorD Case.—Yesterday afternoon Judge Montgomery, tn the Criminal Court, heard ‘he case of Cora Littieford on writ of habeds cor- pus, issued to C. W. O'Neal, agent of the Humane Society. ‘The girl is a withess in the case of T. J. Littleford and Margaret 4. Griffin, indicted tur adultery, and since the proceedings were com- menced had been in a Baltimore institution, few days ago she was Drought over to the city by by Mr. O'Neal, to be used as A Witness im the aduitery case, and was tem- borarily in his house. Mr. George M. Henault, an Uncle, petitioned for the writ. On the hearing the girt expressed a desire to ieave Mr. O'Neal's, who, she Said, had treated her kindiy. ‘The de- eree'of the court commits the custody of the child to John Littieford, an uucle, living in Maryland, and it ts understood that he Will produce her as & witness when called on. a IxsUMED BY THE Baxxs Cavine 1x.—Yesterday afternoon Wim. Kidwell, a plumber in the navy- yard, while engaged in’ laying pipe south of the ‘Ordpance shop, Was caught in the trench by a eave-in of the earth. He was severely bruised about the lower part of the body and the hips. He was attended by the surgeon of the yard and then sent to his home, and Dr. Koberts took charge of the case. —-+__—. A Bor Bapty Buaxzp.—Last night as the re- league procession was passing at 14th street a boy, John Hazel, wo itves at 1212 4th street, Was Uadly burned.” He was standing at the corner of 14th and L streets when a ball of fire from aKowan candle fired from the line struck him, setting his clothing on fire, He was taken to McComay’ store and attended by Dr. Wi and was afterward taken tothe chidren’s Hospital ‘Harding. by Omicer = __»___ Rossenims Reronrsp.—Mrs Lillian Flathers, No. 1003 Sixth street northeast, reports that yes. Yerday afternoon her house was forced open and subbed of a gold watch and chain, cameo ring, r of bracelets, gold cross, and u gold medal,— Reverdian Buchanan, Clarendon Hotel, reports that she lost, or had stolen from her within the past few days, a diamond stud worth $60. ———e A RECEPTION at Tax HIGHLAND CLUB Hovse.—The of the Hi ‘Country Club celebrated ‘opening of their new club-nouse last evenii Feveption, which was largely atten ‘guests drove out in the early events ‘advantage of the railroad trai | E | i ws the hours for sprinkling streets should be | gal | lntended tor the mass of TME PUBLIC SCHOOLS, They will be Opened at the Usual ‘Time—Difficuities About the Appro= Priation. At the meeting of the school board last night the petition sent to the Commissioners by Rev. Teunis S. Haraiin, M. W. Galt, James E Fitch and others, Urging that the opening of the schools be deterred "nul the frst Tuesday in October, came bvfore the doard for action. Mr, Fish suggested that while it might be true ‘that the schools did not now get fairly at work be- fore October 1, if the opening was delayed until the time proposed they would not get to work be- fore the middle of October. The question to him was whether to accommo- date those ‘who were abie to go away and stay away during the month of September they Should deprive those who were here or the benefit Of schools during that time. In his part of the city ‘he Was sure citizens would oppose such a delay. Mr. Ross said he believed the pubilc schools were hot Spend the summer out of town. ‘The 13, as Tule, were glad to have thelr children at School. Hie thougat they should legislate for that class." If he were to make a change, suortening tue school Year, it would be by cutting off at the other end, closing earlier. In other Jurisdictions, he said, the schools Were opened earlier than 10 Washington. After some discussion a motion by Mr. Fish, f'x— ing the 17th of September, the day provided by the rules as the date for opening the schools, was carried. ‘THE PENDING APPROPRIATION BILL. Last night was the time when, according to cus- tom, the teachers for the ensuing year were to be nominated. Owing, however, to the delay in the Passage of the District appropriation bill the Teachers to be employed next year could not. be designated, It was arranged to have an early meetiug after the of the Dill so as to make the nominations. Mr. Fish called attention to several provisions in the pending bill relating to the ‘salaries of teachers which, tn his opinion, might cause serious embarrassment. These pro- visions were those forbidding diserimination be- tween male and female sulartes, relating to the salaries of principals of normal ‘schools, and for- bidding increases in salaries of teachers receiving $000 or more, or increasing the number of teachers in ‘grades receiving §900 or more. Mr, Fish maintained that ~ these visions were. inconsistent with one another. ‘There were male teachers principals of schools receiving $1,200 or more, while female teachers Were receiving but $1,000. Such a distinction Would ve forbidden, and at the same time they were forbidden to either Increase the salaries of the females or reduce those of the males, as they could not increase the number of teacuers in any one class. He spoke of other embarrassiuents likely to arise,and it was fnaily decided that Messrs. Ross, Fish, and Francis sould endeavor to secure an aualence witu the conference committee on the fect. APPLICATIONS. Applications for positions as teachers were re- ceived trom Mary R. Jordon, A. A. Hopkins, A. E. Shoemaker, J. G. Goines, J. E. Wormley, J. O. Johnson, and Carrie V. Marz. ‘The resignation of Miss Maflan S. F, Antisell, teacher in the first di- Vision, Was accepted. Mis3 Almatha Morrison was appoluted a janitor im the fourth division, vice S. K. Thomas, resigned, folding Fast to Sixth Place, THE PROSPECTS OF THE WASHINGTONS ON THEIR ‘TRIP—KESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY. Ratn prevented the game in Boston yesterday. ‘The chances were about even for a Senatorial vic- tory, for Whitney would probably have pitched, and the Statesmen would hardly have repeated their demoralization of Saturday which lost the The visitors, however, have a better chance of winning to-day, and it would not surprise many of the enthnslastic stay-at-bomes to see the Senators leave the Hub with two victories out of three games. Indianapolis helped the thing along for the ad's report for the week | Washingtons by taking a game from Pittsburg yes- terday by a score of7 to5, and thereby affording tue Statsmen a jittle more’ breathing space around Sixth position. The batteries were Morris and Carroll and Boyle and Myers ‘The Hoosiers had ‘Were under one year of age, and 22 over | DY far the best of the contest, making 11 hits and 2 errors to 8 hits and 6 errors by Pittsburg. New York had a swing on the see-saw with Philadelphia yesterday, and won—4 to 1 ‘This re- sulted from the Puilliés’ jose playing and their inability to bat, Keefe and Ewing, and Casey and | White females, 11 colored | McGuire were ‘the batteries ‘The Giants made 9 hits and 2 errors, and Philadelphia, 4 hits and 6 errors, Chicago reversed the order of things in Detroit and beat the champions by thesame score as that by which they themselves were beaten the day before—z to 0. Neither side could bat, but the T granting | Ansonites took advantage of some musplays and Won by a scratch. Van Haltren and Daly and Conway and Bennett were the batteries. Chicago made 4 hits and 2 errors (bases on bails), aud De- Woit, 3 hits and 5 errors. AU Cincinnati—Cinciunatl, 5; Baltimore, 4. At St. Louis—st. Louts, 10; Cleveland, 2 AU Louis- Ville—Loutsvilie, 7; ‘Brooklyn, 6. ‘The Statesunen will probably have hard lines to follow when they reach New York, the next stop on their program. They play three games there— Friday, Saturday and Monday. They will be doing ali that their patronsat home could expect if they get one, and the growlers at home should not be disgruntled if they do not get any, for New York has a particular spite on the Senators for having gone there on the 7th of this month and winnlug the postponed game of May 26. It wes an un- gracious act for Which Mutrie has not forgiven the club, and the Glants will undoubtedly do their best to take Unree straight. Still, the prospect is yet bright for winning at least seven of the nineteen games to be played away from home, and if they do that everybody ought to ve satisti In speaking of Monday's game the Pilladelphia Press says: The Wasuingtons bunched thelr hits beautitully to-day and defeated Boston. The field ing of the Lome club was Wretched, Dut none of the errors cost a run except Tate’s passed ball and one of Johuston’s mus. Washiugton’s flelding Was brilliant. Both of Boston's runs were the Fesult of Deasiey's poor throwing and a umely Ss ‘That Million-Doliar Robe. To the Editor of Tar Evextxa Stan: It would seem from the article in your issue of the 23d inst. that the regal feather robes of Hawai are as multitudinous as Gen. George Washington’s colored nurses. In November, 1849, the writer, With Lieut.-Col, Smith and Major Ogden, U. &. to- Pographical engineers, and Commanders Golds- borough and Van Brunt, U. 8. Navy, was presented by Consul King to Kamehameha “Number Tree,” aS his loyal subjects (holding up three fingers) usually styled him, and to her ‘majesty the queen, While “in the presence” we were shown the royai robe of the long line of Sandwich Isiand made exciusively of yellow feathers, and were of fictally informed by the “first lordof the treasury,” lus excellency Dr. Judd, that the bird from which these leathers were taken had but two of them— one under either Wing—and that, estimating the bird ‘at 63 cents each (making each feather Worth 35 cents only), this royal garment had cost over $1,000,000, "He stated that the construction of it hdd béen the work of centuries; that ruler after Tuler, by despotisia and by pirchase, had added and ddded to it uaull, by missionary influence, tbe kings and queens of ‘the islands had ceased to per- secute their human aud feathered subjects for Such unworthy objects of amoition, and bad de- Voted their energies to more noble pursuits. As this Was gravely stated to us in the royal presence and by his majesty’s premier, we it as authoritative. D. B. PurLuis. MapisoN KUN, Va. —-__ He Made the Widow Go Home. CLAIMED THAT HE HAD 4 RIGHT TO DO #0 BECAUSE HE WAS ENGAGED TO HER—JUDGE MILLER GIVES HIM SIX MONTHS IN JAIL. ing a widow named Marie Coffman, and also with assault on her young child. The offense 1s alleged to have occurred in a small park in the rear of the Baltimore and Ohio depot last Sunday evening. ‘The widow was occupying a bench in the and Salmon came along and told her to claiming that she had promised to refused to go, whereuj shoulders and di her house, where “Ihad aright to do what ner, because she gave me i i G ; back g iessireele 5 i : : POLICE COURT CHANGES, New Appoimtments Likely to be Made ©m the First of July. Since the appotntment of Judge Miller to the Po- ce Court bench there has been great pressure Drought to bear by District democrats to have ‘some of ther number placed in the positions about the court. The judge has patiently IMstened to their appeals, and has decided, it 1s said, to make several changes the frst of July. It 1s understood that the janitor, whose salary is very small, 1s to be retained, The name of Mr. Howard Claggett, the attorney, tsmentioned as the probable succes sor of the clerk, Capt. Howard L. Prince, and Bailiff Revells, colored, it ts said, will be succeeded by Mr. Jas. Springmann, who 1s, at present, a bailiff in the City Hall. ‘The deputy clerk, Mrz Jos, Harper, will probably be retained. walliff Barton, Who has been connected with the court ‘Sslace its organization, 1s at present coniinea to his bed. He 1s more chan eighty years ald, and his re- covery is very doubtful. His “name will probably De carried on the pay roll as long as he lives. Welcomed Home from Chicago. ENTHUSIASTIC RECFPTION OF MEMBERS CP THE RE- PUBLICAN NATIONAL LEAGUE—RATIFICATION MEET- ING THIS EVENING. An enthusiastic reception was tendered the members of the Republican National League on thelr return from Chicago last evening. They were met at the Baltimore and Potomac depot by the 3d artillery band and the members of the league who did not go to Chicago. The line ot march from the depot to the club house on Thomas Circle Was brililantly illuminated by a continuous biaze of fireworks. It was after 11 o'clock when the club house Waa,reached, and owing to the lateness of the hour no speeches ‘were made. A ratification meeting will be held at the club house this evening. pi eae From Rockville. ‘THE LIABILITY OF A CAMP-MEETING ASSOCIATION TO STATE AND COUNTY TAXES—A TEST CASE TO Bi MADE OF THE WASHINGTON GROVE ASSOCIATION. Correspondence of Tax EveNtNe Stan. ‘ROcKVILLE, June 26, 1888, ‘The question of the liability of the Washington Grove Camp-Meeting Association for state and county taxes on the property owned ta this county by that body fs likely to be settled at the next term of court, Itis understood that the associa. tion has heretofore paid, and 1s still willing to pay, taxes on the land alone ata fair assessment, but 4s not willing to pay on the bulldings and other improvements which it claims were erected and ‘used for religious purposes; and, therefore, subject Uo bo tax according to the laws ot Maryland, For several years the cottages owned by persons, who use them as summer residences, and also durti the camp-meeting, have been assessed and taxe to the individuals, some of whom have paid, and others "deciined on the ground that they had no legal title from the association to the lots on which they stand, Io order to test the whole question the county commissioners, by advice of counsel, have had an assessment Of $45,200 made on the entire prop- erty, on Which tuey Claim taxes for the year 1887, amounting to $485.16, and the collector of Rock- Ville district has Within the past week levied upon 52 acres of the same, Which had been conveyed to the late Dr. Flodoardo Howard and Win. R. Wood- Ward, of Wastington, and the same Will be soldon the 21st of July next w satisfy the claim for taxes, ‘This claim wiil be resisted by the association and will ave to be Settied by the court. The much- mooted question as to what class of property 15 legally exempt on the ground of being used for re- Mgious purposes will then be settled. Ata me jag of the town council last night an order was: thst a survey of wwe town be made at once, and Mr. G. Minor Anderson, sur- ¥eyor, assisted by M. Green, Morris Williams, Harry Bouic, and Chas. Maddox, will commence | the Work on ‘Thursday moraing. Miss Alice J, Willson, of Kent County, Md., 1s at resent a Visitor at the Fesidence of Judge 8. M. Yddane, near this place. ‘Wheat harvest ts now progressing in all parts of ‘the county, and the crop Is pronounced exceilent. S.A. ML. ——_>___ RESERVED Sears for the Bischof pupils’ concert, on Friday uignt, can be secured at Ellis & Co.'s music store ior 25c. ‘Those who desire to have good seats will do Well to avail themselves of this opportunity. ‘The Courts, COURT IN GENERAL TERM. Yesterday, Middiekauff agt. Sherwood: argued and submitted, Cincurt CovRt No. 2—Judge Merrick. Yesterday, Childs & Son agt. Parkef et aL; juror Withdrawn and non-suit. Ward agt. Waggaman; Verdict for plaintiff, $250 and interest. To-day, Jacobs agi. Beuter; verdict for defend- ant. Eastwood agt. McArulur; order for defend- ant to employ new counsel. ‘Morrison, trustee, agt. Beckell, same agt. Haight, saine Morris and same agt, Stulz; non suit. “Reed agt, Anderso on trial. Equity CovRt—Chief Justice Bingham and Judges Cox and James, Yesterday, in re lunacy of Mattida Cammack; order to pay’ Aun Toone. "Gittinger agt. Gltinger; sale deereed: Boarman appointed trustee! Naylor agt.'Nayior; sales ratified nist. Shryock agt. Touby; restraining order returnable July 2, 1888. Shadd agt. Holmes; sale decreed and Jaines | H. Smith appolaied trusice to sell. Morris agt. ‘Toulbver; decree directing execution of deed of trust. in re alleged lunacy of Appolio Zarrichellt; Mary Zarrichelli appointed comuittee. PoLice Court—Judge Miller. To-day, John Williams, disorderly conduct; $5 or 15 days. Magyie Hawkins, colored, do.;'ao. Jobn Snow, indecent exposure; personal bonds, Joun Kemper, colored, disorderly conduct; $5 or 1S days, Graiton Siater, colored, cruelty to ant- mais; $ or 7 days. Esiclie Tinhey, colored, dis- orderly conduct; personal bonds. Williai D.'Car- son, Violating building regulations; $10. Mary Stevenson, profanity; collateral forfeited. Henry Morris, Indecent exposure; do. Johu Lester, colored, vagraney; bouds or 90 dgys. “Alfred Fried erick, fast driving; collateral Turfeited. Kobert Beverly, driving through tueral procession; do. Mary Howard, Mary Banks and Alice Howard, col- ored, disorderly conduct; 3 or 15 days. —— Affairs West Washingto: Rervssicay MEETINGS.—A number of repubil- cans met last evening and formed au organization to be known as the Harrison and Morton Ke- ublican Club of West Washington,” with Jno. H. Ferguson as president; H. H. Dade, sr., first vice- president; Geo. Juckson, second Vice-president Samuel Collins, third vice-president; H. W. Hew- lett, permanent secretary; Wm. Washington, treasurer; Jas. Smith, sergeant-at-arms.— Tue Eagle Republican Club, at @ recent meeting, Mag- nus L, obinson presiding, With Kichard 8.'Locke as secretary, adopted a new constitution, and reso- lutions recommending the reappolatinent of Perry ‘H, Carson as a member of the national committee. DiwoRDERLY CoxDUcT.—bessie Vales and Ella Gaskins, young colored women, were In the dock of the Police Court to-day for creatt a disturb. ance on Prospect street yesterday. Ella was fined $5, but Bessie, wo did hot use auy bad language, Was discharged, ‘ORATOR AND POET.—At the mecting of the alumnt of Georgetown College, heid yesterday afternoon in the Coleman Museum, the poet and orator were selected for the centeanial exercises of the unl- Versity, to be neld February #1 and 22, 1880. Hon. Win. i, sferrick was chose as Orato and Jas, 1 Randall, of Baltimore, us poet. ‘PexsokaL—Chiet Clerk Slinon Newton, of the Washington Aqueduct oftice, has returned’ to his duties after @ brief sojourn at Newport.—The many friends of Mr. Jobn Lynch will regret to learn of his tllness with typhoid cever, CATTLE MAkK&T.—The fullowing are the reported ae live stock oe est: Twenty-one Cattle up and gold. Best, 43;25'¢c.; g00d, 45a gc. 5 common. 2sudc. Nine hunared calves, Bia4icc, Fitteea cows 5 market ‘TEMPERATURE AND CONDITION OF WATER AT 7 a m—Great Falls, temperature, 82; condition, 3; Feservoir, temperature, 86; condi- on at north connection, 7; conaition at south connection, 36; distributing reservoir, vempera- unre, 84; Condition ut influent gatehouse, 36; mndition at effluent gate-house, 36. High’ ude the river to-day at 10:01 p. m., low tide at 5:21 has been tracking New Yorkers why they rush so, He has discovered they rush in order to have more time to lout. it the size of it in Overy city.—Detroit eradicates every impurity, and gives to the blood vi- tality and health It cures scrofuls, malt rheum, ‘humors, boils, pimples, and all other affections caused by impurities of poisonous germs in the biood. Hood's creates ‘an appetite, cures dyspepsia, biliousness and head- ‘che, and builds up the whole system. Sold by all druggists, $1; six for $5. Prepared only by C. L HOOD & CO., Apothecaries, Lowell, Maas. 4 100 DOSES ONE DOLLAR. beta Fees. rh. Beare told, ROYETIAN Linen," tik t Perfect’n. Con = “ fectn Tri Linen, z S meus gti ® my1-3m_ 141 eS -—— pyaar aren SRST eae PERYECT MADE | "JUST WHAT PROPERTY OWNERS NEED. are, er my eR, ee A QUESTION OF HEALTH. Bread, biscuit and cake, now generally made by the aid of baking powder, enter so largely into our daily food that their debasement by the introduction of any inju- rious or deteriorating substance is a matter of serious concern to the public health, What baking powder shall we use to avoid the lime and alum now found in so many leavening agents, and to insure pure, sweet and wholesome bread, is a question, therefore, of direct importance to every individual. The ‘Royal’? has been determined by the Govern- ment chemists and the most prominent food analysts to be the only baking powder made that is entirely free from lime, alum and other impurities, and absolutely pure. It is made from cream of tartar refined for its exclusive use by patent processes by which the tartrate of lime is totally eliminated. No other baking powder manufacturer uses chemically pure cream of tartar, and hence the adulteration of other brands. The “Royal’’ is, accordingly, the only baking powder that will produce perfectly pure bread, biscuit, cake, pastry, etc.; and these articles are now pro- nounced more wholesome when raised by the Royal Baking Powder than when leavened by any other agent. It is particularly a question of health, therefore, what baking powder we shall use; and those who appreciate the miseries of dyspepsia and other ailments that follow the use of impure food will not hesitate to select the “Royal.” CITY ITEMS. Soap At THR Farr, 812 7th street northwest. ‘We will sell you a 6 oz. cake of good Tollet Soap for Se., or 6 cakes for 27c. This soap 18 a8 pure and lean AS ANY Soap You pay 25c. for. Sponges for 2c. Sponges for 6c. Lverybody seems to be £0 well plessed with those 2-string Brooms at 8c. and those 3-string Brooms at 14¢., that we will sell some more of tuem on Thursday, and will also sell you a 35¢. Broom for 2c. 1 ‘Tue Farr, 812 7th st. nw. For Warm Weathe: Gordon & Dilworth’s pure Blackberry Brandy large bottle, 75¢. Old pure Rye Whisky (four sum, mers old,) &5c. a Dottie. A little today made ot Unis excellent’ whisky is very beneficial to the Weak or aged. Duffy’s Malt Whisky 85c. a bottle, A M. & P. Merzorr, 417 7th st. nw, Helle of Washington, Old Rye Whisky. ‘The purest and finest wulsky ever up in the Dis- trict market. James L. Barbour & Son. was3m A Rooso Tur Ticser FO CHICAGO FOR $5.00 Would undoubtedly be aGreat Bargain, but no greater | than those Men's Suits sold at OAK HALL, COR. TENTH AND F STS, AT 87.50, Or those Flannel and Seersucker Coats and Vestsat 81.25. Or those fine Broadcloth Su'ts at $22, Or those Prince Aibert Suits at $18. Or those Clericaily-cut Suits at $25. Or those Middlesex Flannel Suits at 610. Or those fine White Flannel Suits ct $15. Or those Odd Pants or White and Fancy Vest than cost of manufacture. Or those Black Alpaca and Drap d’Ete Costsand Vests, in regular, extra long, or stout sizes. Or those Gray All-wool Serge Suits at 87.50, 810, it less pid Ber Gatton. 75¢, Quart Bottle, No.1 | wig ye Whiskey, best In the world for the money. a oe 2)” | _ Or thove Greatest Bargains of all, the entire stock of Cases by mall MOGEES Ai near DSi, WAS | cite Zor bige froin to 18 yeors ohsast OMEGA “Royal Glue” mends China, GlassWoos,ae, | of former prices. as OAK HALL, COR, TENTH AND F STS. aA my25-3m AAA aa PPP Uv DDD ppp | Usprecevexten Arrnactio: Pr b UR BRB OVER A MILLION DISTRIBUTED. Prue RB DD Pe “wu Dov’ Bop == LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY COMPANY. DRESS ROBES. | Youall remember the robe which we sold for 81.68, (avout two weeks azo) it was worth $5—wo sold hundreds of them—plessed our patrons, aud the robe made up handsom NOW WE WILL OFFER ANOTHER LOT CHEAPER Inet ted by the Lezisiature in 1868 for Flu- cational and Charitable purposes, and its franchise made @ part of the present State Constitution in 1879, by un overwhelming popular yote. Its GRAND EXTRAORDINARY DRAWINGS take place Somi-Annually. une and December), and GEAND SINGLE NUMBER DRAWINGS take place one ch of the other ten months in the year, and are al ‘drawn in public, at the Acadeiny of Music, New Orteaus, La. ‘They contain 10 yards of Fine Chambray, 43 yards of Fine Narrow Embroidery, and 4% yards of Fine Wide Embroidery. TO BE SOLD FOR THE RIDICULOUSLY LOW PRICE OF “We do here! that. we supervise the arrange. uenta forall the Monthly and Semtt-avcntent Pravcinse? The Leowiniana Stute foltery Company. and in prrgon manage and control the Drawingx themselves, and t the same are conducted with howenty, aurneen and im ‘ome youd Faith towed all ‘tie nd wi he eon 5 Gany to une thin certokcate, with 7as-nimulea ef our ug at oo Nattetres attached. tn ves advertiseinenior™ eae = a3 tl = Sy Myo 3 which would noteven pay for the embroidery, saying nothing of the 10 yards of material A SN») 00 TT A EEE RI & FE os “Fall Br Ee Gitels ‘Commisst AKA NXNOO T HH E R . v EE We, the undersigned Danks and Bankers it all | AUS BR Soo FB fen EB mpsmcrnopet pant ext postr ott paeet | may be preeented at our counters. i RX S Gt Pee BD DDH ARN 69% BM, NALMSLEY, Pres. Louisiana National Bank, PPP U DDD DHNNN G PIERRE LANAUX, State National Bank. PF OU BRB BUNNN Gogw| A BALDWIN. Pres Now Oceans National Pe “yo! Bow Bop HON NN ‘ade 7] CakL ROWS, Yree Union National bank a oe GRAND MONTHLY DRAWING om) ‘PER CENT IN THE ACADEMY OF MUSIC, NEW ORLEANS, ame 8555 ‘TUESDAY, JULY 10, 1888. CAPITAL PRIZE, $300,000. 100,000 Tickets at Twenty Dollars each: Halves BOD, Ht g8S3_ 909 s% u i NM N TTTT | gio efunrcerss go: Veuihe, 82, Tweutietne d D Dit 8s. G U URNS & Dit 08 8b RRS LIST OF PRIZES. Bop’ Hf 888 08 %oo? “ou? NAN F OFF MARKED PRICES IN OUR CLOAK AND SUIT DEPARTMENT, 30 03 (Bathing Suits and Jerseys not included.) 23.000 POSITIVELY FOR ONE WEEK ONLY. 1803089 Something which has never been done before in the height of the season, and which is done now s0 as to benefit our patrons who intend leaving the city. 2 320,000 a P. S—Just received wonderful bargains in Sample Pieces of Embroidered Flouncings from Auction, cheaper even than the last ones, | QTEAMEE G: | AMUSEMENTS. . Races FOURTH OF JULY, Ruczs: BRIGHTWOOD DRIVING PARK. ‘Purse $200 for 2:30 Class. Puree $100 for Named Horeca, Entrance Fee 10 per cent of Purse. Entries close SATURDAY st 9 p. m at ZH GHEEN'S STABLE. 27-40 (A PAUGHS GRAND OFEKA HOUSE FOURTH WEEK OF THE SUMMER SEASON. Evenings at 8:15. ‘Matinee Saturday at 2. JEANNIE WINSTON AXD THE LYCEUM OPERA COMPANE IN FRA DIAVOLO. RESERVED SRATS 500. ADMISSION 250. Next week—LA PERICHOLE. ABRIS' BIJOU THEATER. WO. RMANCES_ DAILY. WEEK BEGINNING MONDAY, JUNE. " ‘Jaleuted ‘Actor, ana pany. In Florence Gerid's Superior Dratnaue DE. JEKYLL DME. HIDE Mr. Clarke will make his changes iu ful view of the audience and’ without ur avd of any op.teal. usions, Sess Popular prices. ATTLE OF SHILOH ‘open daily from 9 & 1. jqpbthat, Ovo blocks south of U- ox ALTFOQRNI ‘Special Parties. 0 p.m. "Plans Bana Uheap Rat Address E. HAWLEY, Broadway, New York: it J. smith. 402 Chestuit st, Philadelphia. or any Baltimore and Ohio Ticket Agent HE OWCLERIES, 1406 N.¥. AVE — LADIES Bicycles, Tricycles, Sociables and Tandeius for ent Ly the hour, day or week. ‘Tricycies for five months, 85 per mouth. ‘apl2-6m_ EXCURSIONS, PICNICS, &. Pprenic TO-NK oR THE BEN! Prene TONING FE SULLIVAS. ‘At BECKER'S GARDEN (formeriy’ Juenemann’s), ate ‘Corner 4th and E sts. nie, POURTH OF JULY EXCURSION To CAPE MAY, Frrcpring atthe aruigton Hota fgecdays, fou mencing JON 0 and ending JULY 4) for, #4; not in eluding fare. . J. ‘VOLO BEACH, CWetingtoune ‘Famous Watering Place and Excur- iow Resort capacity 2000. ty 2. To ensure comfort of passeniers Iinited to 1.200. vee Teh-atrect wharf 8:45 ain daily (except Saturday.) Commencing JULY 1, 88. Three honrs'at the Beach.” Home at 9 otelock pm. pee fous: Fine Hotel, Pavilion, Surf and Seit Water Bathing, Hotel Soaking, Crabbing and rishings And ail the Fopmiar Amusenunte Dinner, Lunch and Refreshments on Steamer and at Hotel. - PROF. PISTORI'S BRA“S AND STRING BAND. Grand Dancing Deck ou Steamer, Zaxi20 fee ‘The Grandesi Excursion Ever offered. Connects with Bu'timore by Special Excursion Trains ‘on THURSDAYS and SUNDAYS. | Under the tnanacement of B. and 0. Railway. Fare, round-trip, 90c. Children. ‘Special rates to organizations, State-rooms can be secured in adv. 0. sto W. RIDLEY, General Mauaver._ SOO Reena $12. $12. $12. SPECIAN EXCURSION. A limited number cf round-trip tickets to BOCTiclodiog board. S12." neladiog boards $12. FRIDAY, JUNE SUH KETURSING THURSDAY, be had otly af the eice of Bt the cic of perees se A. 8. PRATT & SONS, se Sau Buildin, Fst. ((POLLINGWOCD BEACH. ct of the Ideal Minstrel Company, com- of 24 pieces, with full oF: ‘Saturday evening, June 30, 1888, 6:50, returning 10 p.m." “Two hoi continuous round of the merry mitt ‘Ririctly first-class, Come and see ‘Tickets, round trip, iucluding adinission to per- formance. 5c. ‘Don't fail to See their free introductory porformance at the Pilot Boy's wharf Saturday, June 30, at 6 p. ‘Fanlly day st Collingwood Beach every saturday. Boat leaves "10a. m., returnine Kallros Flyiug Horses, shooting an ‘ishing, asant outing: it willdo them | Rood towive them a change of airand scene. Tickets oniy: 106 ‘Owine tothe Mberal patronage received from our many friends and those desicing. fo visits Grseclass Fesovt ft tas been decided ‘not to charter. the Friot Boy sor, Sunday, but will make reir 10s, gur3, aod Oyen. Dinuer” and. retresung dorved "ai city prices. ‘First-class bres: maeic Charters for week days abpey taka 3. WOOLLE, c Vithand F sta, or Capt. WHITE, steamer “Pilot ib Tiust whar!. URSION TO GL" ih inst., by the = AND EXCURSION CO. 'S* ASSOCIATION, REOWSMITH. two trips. leaving Glymont about, 3 anc is, 25 cents. Good inusic on bost a TIENTION A THURSDAY. JUNE $8, 1888 EIGLTH GRAND EXCURSION TO MAKSHALL GALL, : By the MINNEOLA SOCIAL CLUB oh the steamer W. W, CORCOKAN. Tickets, 30 cents, Boat leaves at 9.30 in and 6.30 v. ti. Susie by" Schroeder. ° Cars im SELECT MOONLIGHT EXCURSION. Hf. at G 30. p. m. WEDSesbat, THURSDAY and FRI- DAY, JUNE 26, 27, 28 and 29, yi AY DMnIsir dn WEDSESDAY, June 27 on Steamer are Jeaves stb-nt. Wharf at’ 0am and PY Keturnime, leave Marshall Hall at Sands 25 coiiesto Le had of Auenbers, of the FOUNDRY EXCURSION TO BAY RIDGE. THURSDAY. JUNE 2811. Trains leave the B. & O. Depot 9 a.m., 1:30 and 4:20 pm. ‘Tickets: Adults, $1; Children, from 6 to 12 years, 50c. The “Wittmore” will patronize this Excursion. ‘Members and friends of “Foundry” and the “Witt- more” are requested to purchase their tickets early from the committee or its representatives. * ‘Tickets for sale by P, IL Ward, 2ist. aud Pa. ave.: E, F. Brooke, 531 15th st.; F.G. Smith's Music Store, 1235 Pa. ave.: J, E. Pugh, Y. M. C. A., 1409 New York ave.; Birch & Co., 1414 14th st. n.w., and of the cum- mittee: Jas. L. Ewin, 633 F st.; Melville Lindsay, 309 9th st. and T. C Dulin, 1009 Pa. ave. nw. peck 4 SEO, LAW CAN BE CHARTED ‘DFOR cL, MOESEEE oncom cage stonn ior Marstall Hall reachinng Washiugton at 4 pam ¥. CORCORAN will make three trivs to the sununer months. leaving at wee ad 5:50 p.aa,, reackiuur Washington O accuinuturlate the public, on FRIDAY, JULY Grn, aid SATCADAL, JULY 73m aud every Friday Gnd Saturday thereafter Juring the et:uiner monte, the stesiacr wilt make two trips to Marsiall Hall, aw? ing st 10's. and 6:19 pam and reaching the city at “Sirstcises!caterine in dining-room at the Hell. round trip, Apply tod. G. and J. M. WATERS. Jelz-1m* RIVER VIEW for 1888, IVER Viv einuionian's Most SDAY st l0-e-t-and 3 pin. weturaioy st 25"ccuta.. Every’ WEDNESDAY ope Fen et 8 abd li pan. ay, “Gay” at River View every fo ‘sim, returning at Spon. st River a6 poms eave her whart eve cen YI ickets its. Tenet 10ccate cn ‘Prot Proctor Dancing School Reunion Niew overy SATURDAY EVENING, lear r ae dd op. mie. Tickets 23 Rown aud Weck ani at’ the eda ‘Street and Pe oA Py wey > Tae vott %23 7TH, STH, AND D STREETS, NTERESTING READING, JANDSOME BLACK ‘ADE SILK GRENA- PUREE ina teen ata em MANDSOME BATES INDIA LINEN, finest WAR 256.5) 1: ca ee ‘quality, fli “Bari MOLE (Wat all colors, price ‘pousinly (CH BATT! finest quality, 25c., price was ma TNoIa EEREN, tne quality, prise wae” Aa; re aoee| ‘an Institution whose chartered rights are recognized 4m the hignest Courts; therefore, Leware of any imite- ‘Sous or anonymous schemes.” delo-wasw Ruste VinLina, pure abe wool soe” CREAM yy E RIVEK VIEW AND THE GRAND SwitCHBACk RAILWAY aud ride tue Horaseaan drive the Ponies, We advertise nothing but what we five. : muy 30-tm OSTON BY SEA. Merchant Seaalips = pm = 5 jashing~ Sis __FOR RENT_HOUSES. RENT—WILL RENT TILL OCTORER Bee oss geen, eens a Toes q Tent very low; references. Address Box awl 00 406 Boundary nw 7? veland ave inw al ser St" SOUS saa 3 UK RENT—NEW " : ENT : iat FS ES Na FRB Rte aeletore ee is’ Whtnel's Go Saat +s pear New Jersey ave * TESTIS nib 16 66— NEW 10-KOOM al A EBLE: ood mantels and fi 9 tr, at. 10r.. ia) st. Br, eeCre aul stapply 10 WESCOTT & WILCOX, 1007 Pa ave a. _de21-6t JOR TUNT—A LARGE FURNISHED HoUsE IN | hYE_MUST-USFUR irood locality: boanters in the house, pr prictor . @ecliting iu health. Address MJ. B Star oitce. 52 Fgh! St 020 & st. Sw. FROM JOLY 1ST. Mare : pportan nom 4 &, WERTPORD, 125 F at QOR RENT—NEW HOUSE, JUST No. 509 Sih st jatrobe: couveui : muses: rent. @10-40. Inguire of owuer, JE DREN, Se 17 Vinee aes eee te JOR KENT—ON CAPITOL HILL, ATHRES eutht-room Brick Howse, all modern iinprovewe 135, 100 100 1 104 100 Farracut sq st. ithe, 14008 <t 1724 Ldch at Ok THEANT Ker it Jance back yard and porc, “ Iuquire at house 112 11th sine se27 te Assen e214 Nei each, ‘K DWELLING. per mouth. ie ys wt. n, we. Jeet ortiwent. Price #310 oor, “Apply to BR KOSS. 1 Porches, awnines: irnent is NSTON, Segara nau wicate a JOR REXT—FOR 930 IN-ADVANCECNIN oot | ROE” URE NORTH SIDE OF MOUNT a.w.: 8 rooms, beside. cellar, bath-room, and sum. ee 4 rooms. @75 per mouth. Call'om Col, vext dour, 807, for further imformauen, mer kitchen: as two latrobes. two ran toot piazza, and back and front yards. bear of ears, et, and wchools, Pe Tn Sc OK RENT | Balt mone OG MARS. AVE. N. v6 | Si hy Day wi ck, with ‘all iin. ewly yapered. rice, €2) and $2 xtdoor, HENRY JALGEK. OST. NW. POURTEEN RooMS; tm: to agood tenant ouly, x, House é ner at 1s provemen: mouth; key ne T A BARGAIN. rick house 1317 11th ot §USHNELI, & CARUSI, ious Few Mar.spece. 2a Boor 30 Si6 ten ite _ TOK story. seveucroom House, oa @ tte ene irom Suiy Pho Getover 1 Apply to GELLET B reine 0 > 0 o vi) 142 st, otlice RuGiih. FVENIsne, 1. av n'rConn. $345.33 H wt. b Cine « aL ‘pear 14th a, BE N at aurut Square Mase. ave u'r 14ti. 208.3. Fick, & 19h 159 HOSEN. W. 10 ROOMS, THOS. W"POOLER 921 F stu. w ra £14 loo bet. sith & Lath 8 BROWS, Teun. oven, oF mod. iump.; stable, 263 aay NEW SEVEN-MOUM BAY WINDOW Dano rn impguvementa; enteeliy Aviiy to SAMUI LRINMORN, Eo eee ®. beds Latah und ch ta byai-ie 333 FOR SALE — MISCELLANEOUS a 208 SALE-SUMMER BARGAINS IN PIANOS— Bay 10 ot F We taveo number af Uptahtaed tena BET Kat me catiy ew and quite assoods which we ¢ the 1 1 629 Cstaw. 4 4 Fmt. we ‘O24 Del ave. we. E -—CLIEAP—TWO GOUD WOi.K BORKSES, ower hax vo turther uae for theta. Api, 30MM TOY I ERGIER DOG AT SCH MIDS IF aztec, * s, Lemeine ACY LEAVING ITY Wil 43 books.” For fl Lil's: uflice for bu thelstand 15th," ezt6i i REAJ—400 K ST. NW usiathiu of Panty Roo ‘ited kits BAY | Lest-class Or Nedave, deSs-et ae - DOK &. ENGLISH TH i i GOOD a ee tins | JAORSALL™CUMMSATION SAP MEW LATI gg F3 BENT—UNFURNISH Toguire tor LAZZIE, at hUCKWeLLs, 1400 Lith st v: Nise WaGUN — mat 5.5.0 Jette RIAGE AND MARNES! JOR RENT—904 8 ST. N.W 2, ‘Three-story, press brs Nine toons, concrete collar, furmac . Apply 1004 Sat uw K si, KIGHT-RooM HOUSE, mo ern iinprovemeuts, AP HILL & CO, Jez5-1w i538 F at JUST ARRIVED, ONE CA ¢ 7 Cat bet 21th aud 12th ww pie Tor vusives and Grivimg. purposcn, fre frars old, weighing from 1,000 to 1,200. BALLOCH - To COVER ADVANCES—SIEINWAY, ve and Bradbury Cyrucht Pianos, pearly 7, sutra to exch lyst ouces 13 * ‘Apply to aw JOK RENT—404 » EIGHT a modern improvenents; new'y paluted and yeyeses? | * Au elezant Uprigt Grand Pismo, rich and brilliant tone. aa p lity, large sid: yard. #30 toxcod ieaeut. FO BENTwr ko woLtzNaN Fs 14thand St FFICES AND sTOURS | is a Leautiful Bguas and H ots. Ow. pew 1 | for oF 33, per a Bestory bricx ulidinc, | ave. | Ser-cuty 6198, 658 © or na O91 Fe . - Rotel, siOr. ma heated te. best jane TUE Plano EXCHANGE, by steam, elevator; per 041 F. kd floor. mend 2 dol FED, YOUNG, MALI ‘Duiiding, "Lreproof,” ele- ted by stein, $100 each. 1, cot buttermilk, ice, fruit, &.. sapped 1 w 10 w juR SALE kK | Sieweisasts = ety 238 | Bsr 'iety Gate Fo! Fou GREAT Fay AND CABIN sous Sri Polke _ BIADG! tone bts . on ‘Stay Slomisy, Wednesiay-and’ellag heaving: Pe ADCONE Sew craaniy with rates Sigh aud Canal sts, Georgetown at S ann. Pare, S0c, Be ¥ touch 7th be 1 . my21-Gm O8 SALE—NOW 18 THe TIME TO BUY, GLEAT reduct ou on all Buggios, Vinetous murrrays, a> tension Lop Phaetons Coupe hocknwayn, Viet brougiaue nd V.cguns of every. deve aug be Columbus biyates Stauaard » Sock: must sel. J. Bd KOLA, corns avenar, also 4'show room wt 140) 40 Prowpect sven BW. 7th ab. Pa. av, stove. I7th ab. Pa ay.’ store. $ st of furnished nonses call for oF send to officer. y CAN PURCI . for list ot iy for sale call tor or mend to offins eee ‘of cost to the owner. nu) MDSFAy oS TAPPAN, Hd Dik Spi RO. HOLTZMAN (Om ana Petenw, | 2° E steamed Nowa ac Peake R RENT—TWO OF THE FINEST LITTLE a onses in the city: Oubet Det. and Cott nice | JO SALE WE KEEP CONSTANTLY ON WAND pets Mouth, W. KiLcY DEEBLE. datcucd Tras, Shucie Drivers SS etedo-S*" | aves Homeon LLADINOMAM & OO. 1807 st. nw. RENT1936 OTH ST. N.W., EAR | 2! — xa ‘Bounder), beat six-room freme:jras nud sewernge, | J{UK SALE—IHi: SUN DIAL GAS COOKING ont aud beck yurdy and good she! toaliy = €1p 101: | A? Stowe i mine economic Sh une, over wu sit soon Selb BE | iereat Krace watiuble jor faaztiies. botela, restaurants Sud pubic tnsuitutiona ‘Laundry. hattr end. toile RENT he ‘tor FSS Sor ioth and mass in lean ave. Orne CaSPRELL Fister, ever of Team cease at arelgaane nub nek ey Ciogend cr Zao lee 2a mil didu 5) SiLDI & BRA Saeecte Saetane Pies as saee- : france the rtenpererers