Evening Star Newspaper, April 11, 1889, Page 8

- ’ THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D.C., THURSDAY, APRIL 11, 1889 LOCAL MENTION. THE WASHINGTON PRESBYTERY. The Colclazier Aftair perance—Washington Centennial. The Weather. For the District of Columbia, Virginia, orth Carolina, South Cerolina. astern Florida, western Florida and fair; warmer; southerly winds, Wes: Georgia, Ale bam: After the report of the proceedings of the session of the Washington city presbytery Bast Bart Goons. Can you match these price: Spalding’s $1.50 official hel appointed in the Assembly church matter. Spalding’s $1.50 official league bal id —poshoonas Sead belt on: This committee consists of Rev. Mr. Chester, Sa sean teen dea Dall 59, Rev. Mr. Ramsdell, Hon. John W. Foster, W. ie. king of the diamond ball 39¢, | H. H. Smith and Dr. McFarlan, and the object oys’ favorite ball 19¢, of their appointment is that they confer with Sp ng’s 10c. rattler ball 9c, the representatives of Assembly church and Spalding’s bese bali — endeavor to come to some conclusion in regard Treletensbdeed. tee. Malthe to the Colclazier matter. It is hoped that in Young Ame this way the case will not be brought to the Boys’ dead, 10c, attention of the synod. = Oo. Kt DISCUSSION OF THE TEMPERANCE QUESTION. Wright & D The report of the committee on temperance Ramsdell, stated that Har dead, 25e. 15e. 2e., 49e.. We f Catcher's ¢ 5e.. Qe. 49e., TS. Rev. Dr. Willow 8, We. Ash bat, 15. sion, and Rock maple bat. neem Boston Variety Store, of the ir & Wanrpwerr. 7-709 Market Space. five Museatel ss Flour, Winsox, 4 7th st. now. ures which was brought to the att lest Congress and never acted upon. He thought that there was very little lope of obtaining temperance legislition trom Con- ress sarod Mr. Ramsdell thought that some pro- gress had been made when prohibitorv legisla- tion found adve son the floor of Congress land received respectfnl consideration. iie | thought that trials for violation of the law were more spe Dr. Hamlin spok laws in regard to ke the iawful hours ALL-Woot Trovsrrs ro Ont 00. ER. of the present defe ng saloons open low lic: Hawecree: Under Metropolitan Hotel. 9 Lawn and en P spring Chicken | thought ihe i is state of ned Beef a specialty at New York | with Congress, who ought to pass more string- Market. $d and Ind. ave. n. w. ent laws, Dos’ Fait. to read R. Goldsehmid’s adv't on page 4. Frataer We i THE WASHINGTON CENTENNIAL SERVICE. It was directed that union services be held at First church on the morning of April 39. in thy ut Hats.—We have them in tack ik Ge rs. chocolates, mode, | #cordance with the President's proclamation, hazels. rnssets, mo java. nutria, pearl—an | and that Dr. Sunderland be the chairman of a endless assortment. F siansdhoons ted l ven- | © to be appointed to arrange a pro- tilated. From *190 np. Franc, One Price vice for that day. The motion wis Hatter and Furnisher. corner 7th and D. adopted and the Presbytery appointed the fol- - lowing Drs, Sunderland, Haulin, Greatest invention of the age. Bachrach’s ; Ramsd Frost and Groggs. Patent scarf: nine ties in one, We. 1223 F st. |" Darnestown, Md.. was chosen as the place for Dw. the next meeting of the Presbytery. Fripay Ox1y. Ni “kel Stem- Vi ng Watch, The evening service was devoted to hearing 3. The Pres- reports from the various chure bytery then adjourned. ——— WHO IS: RESPONSIBLE? Worth 25, for £1.75. at . 409 7th ww. » ORver, Hamevecer’ Under Metropolitan Hotel. Fishing in the Public Parks. To the Editor of Ter Evexixe Star: In strolling through the Smithsonian grounds Ovr Expenses are lower is the reason we can sell cheaper. F street China Store. 1010 F st. + Kip of those pimples by taking Page’s | Monday evening, just south of the electric sarsaparilla, Meniz's Data Store, light plant, where those picturesque little lakes - v 1014 F street. / are located, with their diminutive islands, Wurexry'spure crab apple eider.471 Pa.av.mw, | capes, bays, peninsulas, straits, &c., T was somewhat startled on turning an abrupt angle of the path to catch a glimpse of the hurried! departing forms of some half dozen boys, who, ipon hearing my shoes crunching the grave wurried into the bushes like so many Zulu What could it mean, I wondered, as I stood ir- resolute, imagining some boyish trick or other, and looking about me closely. I did not r main long in ignorance of what the boys were Fixvey's exp Syne or Beene positive | cure for ail dise ea of the bladder, | Use Rex Fr 3 Hiss M Nite jd by P. Han druggists Frsseii’s Carr. est aud most xe Bri Youn ce tos Broinen | up to, as several of them, becoming reassured = _ {by my citizen's dress and unwatchmanlike Now eT a spring medicine, j “don't-know-what-it's-ail-about” expression, One bottle of Pw: parilla will keep you | Came ereeping out of their hiding pl: each walk Geeenigh the sen | one with a fish-iine in hand. and one, a bright- Me Dave Store | looking boy of about twelve (they were all eet, | White boys, remember), held in his hand a rp of five inehe in length. 12 uns. Conxep J New York | This he dumped into a pail, in which I Marker, 3d and ind hs as I drew nearer, eral -tish, “—~ > = rei 3 }earp and catfish. Iwas nonplused, Was this anrenre gue igtt cider, 471Pa. av. mW. | thing permitted by consent of anyone 1 won- x Watt w shades go to | dered, and to gain, if po: little ~ Henders i the boys. pounded queries to a wide-awake boy when is caught doing something of doubiful cor- ex E ead there for t the park, amusement to t is it not the to get up and propel himself down ¢ ¥ once ina while vening and Is sit for some of these oung fishermen? One word more; I am not ny watehwen in th i. from though I perambnlate around 3 grounds very frequently on ple Thave never ran afon! of but 1014 F st. |. Bureau, with through th bevel glu ant evenin 3 pieces of same, mcluding woven-wire | one man who at all resembled a wate himan, and | Hows and good cotéon top mat-| he had ona badge, was swinging a policems persuader and going at the rate of a mile eve six hours ina bee line for the monument, What ever became of him deponent, & Can't the fishing in these beautiful fairy-lakes be stopped? That's what I'm after. 5. R.K. The Best Dritled Man. ergeant Gavin, of the Marion Rifles, captured the championship of his company as the best- drilled man in the command, after a sharp and exciting contest last night. There were twenty four competitors, and for nearly three-quarters | of an hour Capt. Chas, Ourand, of the Washing- |ton Light infantry. did his best as judge, the resuit being the retirement of eighteen men. Gradu the contest narrowed down to + at nd Pgivate Shoemaker, and the side for nearly twenty minutes before a slight infraction caused the privates’ downfall. in every departmet at iLETON & FLETCHER’s. 7th street. cs. refrigerators, and | sak chamber suite | at W. H. Horxe’s. GARDEN AND STREET Hose. Hose reels and fixtures, Get the best for the money BER Co. .. near Pa, av. nop INVESTMENT! for tired, languid feeling. Purchase a bottle of md get rid of that Mertz’s Drve Store. A. Meppemay, 1206 F st. Gas Frsteres coreg Serious Runaway Accidents. Persons residing on B street southwest, be- tween 7th and 10th streets, were treated to a novel horse race ck this morning. | Two colored brick-cart drivers stopped thei | teams on the street and went over to the zoo” to see the anim While thus enjoying them- elves their horses started off on a race toward th street. Purthe ng the street they up With one of the Independent ice comp ‘The horses attached to this wagon arted off and the three teams went through | to 7th stre a lively gait. Bild Bros.’ beer wagon was going west along B street, and the } driver attempted to turn the corner of 7th street and clear the street for the racers, but chewers is directed . Gravely & Son's in the tice column, man giving his name as Lawrence Pr Court this morning indecent exposure in a on last might, and was ty days on the farm. ert E are, his ihe junior mem} of the law department of Howerd university have formed a debating | before he could get out of their way the four club. The ers elected are: G. H. i ms came together and there was a whol a Wasbuale. pacssine sale smash-up. The driver of the beer wagon 13 4, Y. Walker, librari jem his vehicle and es aped anin- oto jared. on was demolished, and the -— 1509 11th sue of the ice wagon was broken off. One ‘ ivels uous the Aa okes ine wheel of the beer wagon was night and had his d inthe body of one of the ice wagon’s in two é Hie wan attended by sand had to be sawed off at the fello. It ner and is improvi ae took two men to pull it from the animal. Yclock thismorning a fire took pluce | The lamp- the corner was broken off at Maryland avenue northeast, in a | Me Pave In a few minutes there w m of beer and blood flowing tows cart drivers fared better drove away with their hors jured. Yesterday, a horse attached toa wagon be- | longing to b. F. Duckett. of Forrestville, Prin orge’s county, Md., took fright in the cay { tol grounds and ran down P yivania avenue j to 12th street southeast. eral children were playing in the street, and one of them, Lizzie | Olivera, was knocked down and badly hurt. ! = > ed by John O'Meara, dam- neipation ¢ sand pproaching completion. bis aids met iast night ourth Baptist church and discussed taiis and the proposed line of march, Sudden Death. Mr. T. FP. Milburn.while driving a wagon, was Struck by paralysis at 7th and G streets south- West, yosterday. He was taken tothe residence Dahlgren Memorial Windows. ot Mr. Chas. Exiner and died shortly afterward. His body wos removed to he haeetrrd. | Two bewutiful memorial windows will shortly presiing ee on™ | be placed in the left transept of the Church of the Covenant, the subject portrayed being the life of Christ. The work, which is being done by one the most famous English artists in al Estate. en filed follows: meson, subs $ and to J. W. Watte. RL. B. Clarke A. P. Fardo: $1,500, The inscription, which shows the object of the Meyer, pt 5, sq. memorial and the name of the donor, is as to James T. 5 D. and L.’s sub Pleas- | fellows: ant Plain 4.25. Marta C. Peet to| i loving remembrance of her brother, Chas, Th mary soo. Ws, | Sdolph Dahlgren, real admiral _ Aad 5 SSG. WS. s wife, Mary G. Dablgr ‘3 Ser te Goo. 1. Willard, tots 5 and 6. bik 3, | dren, Elizabeth, iso; Ulrich, 1864; Eva,1870, ke Very, bate, Snipa to Han- | wud Paul, 1576. Erected A. D. 1888' by Martha | Dahlgren Read. cease of Mem j die in the Lord.” ainst whom a charge of grand | 1 + es o been continued several tines in| .. The Chtla-V ; Court, was brought to aclose yester- | The Ramabai 1 1, an organi- zation which labors for the improvement of the child-widows of India, met last night at St. | John’s Parisi: hall, on 16th street, and listened at “Biessed are the dead who E Acguirrep.-—Th Buford. om concern! e questio: en Mrs. | i some of the furnitnre to m amount | Of India by Rev. T. 8. Wynkoop, D, D., presi- | dent of the society, “After the lecture the fol- officers were clected for the ensuing esident, Rev. T. 8, Wynkoop; secretary, lise Kate Reyburn; treasurer, Prof, Re Be Marriage licenses have | Warder. elerk of the court to A. Mel- | len Ke . Mass. and Mary 8, Tay lor; John K. Newman ulu 8. Bell; Jame: Wailbams and Annie Fre of 865 wh: she claimed she was entitled to. Yesterday afternoon the court aequitted Mrs. Cra _— Manntace Licenses. been issued by th ee eer | Livery Scexes at a Fire,—Last night g | about 10 o'clock fire was discovered in J. E. | Brooke's livery stable, 625 G street northwest. ‘The men employed about the stable succeeded Tus B. axp 0. Rov New Youk.—The ay- | it rescuing the horses, about thirty in number, ‘erage time of the Beltimore and Obio trains to | aud they were turned loose in the street. One kK is faster than those of any other line. | *uimal kicked Louis Smith, colored, in the left io trains run through | Side. slightly injuring him, When the fire usfer, and no extra charge | reached the loft of the building the burning i ‘ore and Oko | hay caused big blaze. It was feared that t Seppe en” | macaes womld ogc aad es Geary livers ce a adjoining, but the firemen worked hard end ruisG Hovsr, 317 7th | k Hail,” 10th and F streets), inducements for men, ee the new advertisement Wert's Oxe-Prick C1 street (formerly --« fe holding out ver ouths and bors, another column. SSS ee entiseweNt of Fitch, Fox & Brown irable property for a lawyer or patent OF peusion atturucy, for sale at « low figure. checked the flames, The damage done to the | building and stock, estimated at $600. is fully covered by insurance. tad Important Save or Imporren Roses, &c.,&c.- Mr. Dowling will sell to-morrow at 1 o'clock at his auction-rooms an important consigument of roses, fruit, and ornamental plants and trees from Boskoop, Holland, : i stained glass, is said to be of the highest order. | MEMORIAL DAY, 1889. A Poet Selected. SAVED BY A BELL BUTTON. —Report on Tem-| The Executive Committee in Charge—| An Old Telegrapher’s Successful Experl- ment with a Morse Sounder. The celebration of Memorial Day in tne Dis- | From the St. Louis Globe-Democrat. trict of Columbia and at Arlington will bc more committees are already at work. The first po- | sition filled was that of the poet of the day at Arlington, the chosen one being State Senator ' Engene F. Ware, of Fort Scott, Kansas. He is said to be a remarkably able man, He was suggested by Senator Ingalls, The executive | committee is composed of the following: j Department commander, W. 8, Odeil; senior | vice-commander, James M. Pipes; junior vice- commander, 8, E, Fuunce; assistant adjutant rlermaster- department A. HG. org. rison Ding- | tan, William Gibson, Samuel S. Burdette, Ne’ ton M Brooks, Jerome B. Burke and Charles P. Lincoln, wlins Post—A. ©. Paul. C. G, Bollinger, George B, Hall, Kit Carson Post—Thomas H. Turnbull. Lincoln Post 3. McCabe, W. F. Morton Post—Charles B.D Thomas J. Stewart, John A. Post—Calvin Farnsworth, N. B, Prentice nolds Post Jenkins, J . D, Adams, Garfield Post— Fi W. Paige, D. W. Houghton Burnside Post—Arthur Hendricks. | H. N. Howard J. Beall, O. A. F. Dinsmor: Stone Po: C, Harris, RATCH. The Washingtons Won the Game in the Tenth Inning. and E. H. E, Duity and ¢ BY A Although Newark y Washington won the game from erday by the score of 6 to 5, the contest was not particularly creditable. It took ten innings to reach a conclusion, The nators started off well, earning four runs in the fourth inning, while the Jerseymen could not score for six innings. Then they began, and, aided by the miserable fielding of the home team, made three runs. Ferson had pitched up to this point and then Winston went into the box. Ferson had had the visitors completely at his mercy, but he was retired because his | arm wasalitile out of condition. He is a warm-weather pitcher, Winston started out by giving three men bases on balls, and then errors by Clark, who was catching, and Wilmot, and a_ sacrifice hit caused three runs, Donnelly. back in his old place on third, prevented two more runs by a beautiful donbie play unassisted. The home team pulled ahead another point in the seventh, Winston making | ahitandarun, The men from the st. Jersey tied the score in the eight! essayed to pitch. A three-t and two wild pitches did the } nd folks felt a little despondent. In the ninth the visit- ors could not score, although their opponents mnffed four fly balls. Fields’ error and Wil- mot's good base-running brought in a run in the tenth and won the game. Dooms and Duffy were the visiting battery. Washington made 7 hits and 7 errors and Newark 4 hits and 6 errors, Other games: Chicago Shoch double, ; Brooklyn 4. Philadelphi Americ Boston iz, Athletic York 5. —— THE COURTS, Equity Covrt—Judge Cor. Whelan et. al. agt. Young et al.; & Bro. made parties complainant; 3 pro contesso vs. Washington comy Crrevrr Co Yesterday, 3 No, 2—Judge Montgomery. lroy agt. Sinith; verdict for Tne Crrizexs’ Equirany Tlox.—At an adjourned me of directors of the Citizens’ E association of Georgetown ‘Lhos, Dowling, Gastay Friebus and 1 tonton were appointed e: Messrs. Edgar Frisb were reappointed the finan Mr. - hittenhouse was reappointed atte und also trustee with Mr. Levin 8, Fr affairs of the association are in a very Hlonrishing condition. Tue Business M. BUILDING Assocta- ting of the board squitable building : » Georgetown ator company have arrived, and are now waiting for the ties, which will be shipped in a day or two from Hancock, Md. As soon as the ties have arrived an increased force will be at once put to work. Nores.—John R. Newman was quietly mar- ried to Miss Lu Bell yesterc te the pas- tor of Wesley |, Rev. J. Wright. About 12:30 « st night e Was fire at the residence of Margaret [a street, caused by a defective flu Hollingsworth end Mr. Geo. B, Bar well-known residents on P street, are contined to their residences on account of illness. TemMrerate { WATER AT at Fi , condition ing reservoir, temperature 54; condi- north connect 9; condition at south } 17; distributing reservoir, tempera- condition at intent gate-house, 21; condition at effluent gate-house, 29, _ A Gastronomic Freak. From the Boston Post. Bon-vivants in London are being treated to a new sensation. There is now a Gastronomic club established in Oxford street, and the mem- bers of it will have the opportunity to acquire an unexampled practical knowledge of the w the world lives, withont being put to the ex- pense of travel to obtain it, “The ne gan its career with an Italian dinner, strictly limited to the dishes and wines native to Rome and Florence, and served. we inay suppose, by King Humbert’s subjects. If the plan is fol- | lowed until the nations of the world are ex- | hausted, no one can complain of k of y in the fare at Oxtord street, but per- haps when it comes to C! or to India the line will be drawn; certainly in these cases the native dinner ought not to be undertaken with- out a preliminary educating process. We shall look with interest to see how this delicute ques- tion is solved by the ses A Medical View of Nursery Discipline. Dr. Edwin A. Clarke in Bo A. Not long perience that awak ened in my mind a train of thought which, though not in any impressed me strongly. In the practice of the medical pro- fession e which is not so | promi tandpoint, I was called to attend a child of eight year ill with that most deadiy and ¢ ease. diphtheria, In the treatment of thi ady it 1s a well-known fact that the expedients for relief «nd for prot very. in the way of sprays, gargles. and kindred appli tions, are as multifold as they are valuable This little girl had been allowed her own sw way in all’ things, and now, when she most needed to be controlled, she Was absolute controllable, A request to open the 1 even, was answered by medicine, however. fact, nothing could be done less the means met her approv: of passion: outbur relief, un- | |. Without such a struggle as to exhaust the little one, dso | the benefit derived from the treatment was | nearly or ies counterbalanced by the fatigue | entailed. Under these _cireut 8 the out- come of the case and the result of fhe treat- @ Who has ment can be easily guessed by any « had any experience with this dise = soe A Great Telescope. From the Philadelphia Times, Alvin Clark, the big telescope-maker of Cambridge, is now preparing to construct a j telescope that will surpass in size, and proba- | bly in power, anything ever dreamed of in the wildest flight of the astronomer’s imagination, nia. C.F. Spence Ang: teed the price asked by Mr, Cia and the contract is now being formulated with President Bovard that will insure its completion. Itis to be placed on the top of Wilson's Peak, one mile above the level of the sea, said to be the finest site for an astro- nomical observatory in the world. This im- mense lens will collect one-fourth more light than that of the Lick telescope, and is, there- fore, proportionately more powerful. M. Man- tois, of Paris, will cast the dises for the lenses, | as he is the caer competent to attempt the task. Shot r, Clark receive the glasses to work upon this fall he thinks he would be able to finish the undertaking in 1892, and whenever the work begins he will remove his workshop tothe Pacific coast, the climate there bei: much more favorable to the delicate work of testing and polishing the lenses, Besides this, the lens would be nearer its destination, a not inconsiderable item, as it cost $2,000 to tuke the Lick lenses from Cambridge to California when they were completed. ————— eee 2 Jesse Grant, the son of Gen. U. 8, Grant, and Mrs. Jesse Grant, sailed for Europe yesterday afternoou on the North German steamship ; the trunk, | Cnobserved by make a sign of noise the | transom snd shoot. andearetul’ | y only hope wa might be’ still | | lounging where Eleft him, in which case his | ear would quick! atch on. There was a/ jchance ina hundred, and 1 began to sweat | | with my right hand | had a gun ina “Some years ago,” said A. Howard, “my life closed in yesterday's Stan, a committee was | than ordinarily elaborate this year, and the | 20d $20,009 belonging to my partner, Jim Big- ney, and myself, were saved, and a gang of robbers broken np by means of an electric bell. Jim and I had been telegraph operators, but | had abandoned the business for mining. We | had luck in prospecting, and after a few years | i sold our claims for £27,300, of which we | took 7.300 in promistory notes and started east with the balance, chictly.in bank notes, It appears that three outlaws learned the real | value of our old trunks and contents, I had; left Jim at the clerk's desk of a new-fangled hotel in a western town and followed the porters as they carried ggage to the front end of our room, on the tourth floor, After i door, neglecting d turned to the wash- I heard the door swing slowly open behindsme, 1 the lather find ami 3 six-shooter door, and a ing al J wanted at first to argue th ter from a standpoint of mor nd so in- quired what right they had to disturb me in dressing. But the man with the gun remarked, matically. ‘Might makes all things rig and this is might,’ tappi h the disengaged iy: strument i argume} ler existing cireumsten Kk hita up to the wai ered antil we get the stuff, and thea we’! epers T could ad- resmuaecd the leader. am did not just suit me. the wail, t your hands nded my jailer, I ine, My ppy thoy hand had come in cor cnized us the electric 1 comimnn- ated with the clerk. feature of ttion the robbers were not posted about, them, I began by sending the in-—Three robbers have the door locked, and are just waiting to get our dnst to murder and step ladder, and don't treely and , two shots and” the man, just enough to le But [ started repeating the mes- nearly through, when bang, were dl from over the door, ho had net been hit, turned me hit him back of the e: the foree of despair and knowledge of beingon the right side at last. would be painting ita shade light to say we ad sprung a surprise party on the visitors, I oment, hieves at the ay until two men outs: got in and tied them up, except leader, who was as man ever gets to be.’ The other starta boy ap to answer it for a minute, when Jim pulled his gun and. re first | man that leaves this room gets got here inthe neck.” When he had the cring- ogram,’ as he afterward termed it, he rapidly ined, erybody eise not to fol- ationed € drut . ¢had met on the tr: n, snxtched a ladder, and as soon as he could climb around the job was done.” - see More Regulation Called For. From the M tinel, | vated each time the latter went to make his | couraged to befriend the cabinet, to inflict on ik | bie in | a whole bevy of them) also embraced him, and A) peuple Address B. thought hi fh he acted en en- MS EY TO LOAN ; why she was so | Ml On Aygo a! | would have th A Nobleman as a Radical. Paris Letter to the ondon Trath, Count Donville Maillefeu is a wealthy noble- | Hotel Johnson, European, Cor.13th & E. man of undoubted nobility, who is proud of | All mug ae pores Choice agora y being descended from Charlemagne. -and of be- | Terrapin. fresh caught, and oe ae : : Little Neck Clams, Lynn Haven Crabs, &. ing ared radical, He first thought some weeks | Crabs Deviled, hot twice dails, ago of clearing the revision question out of M.| 18 E. L. Jouxsox, Prop. Floquet's way simply to oblige him, The sweet ape intents carts his eas Trunks and Satchels. intention turned sour in this way: M. Floquet 250 styles to select from, Made’ in can’ has a singularly erect carriage, and throws | leather, and zinc covered, all iron bottoms back his head iike Mirabeau, He kept it, M. | and well braced. Our tranks from #5 up have Donville Maillefeu thought, too proudly ele- | two trays, with full-finished top trays, at prices less than ‘any house in the city. We can save you from $1 to $2.50 on each one you buy, as we bave no expense in keeping them, as are kept_im connection with my shoe d ment. Give us a call and take a look, if you want to buy or not. Remember, our shoe de- CITY ITEMS. proposal to him, so that at last the count got | exasperated, and resolved, since he was not en- | it a cmp de Jarnac, Noblemcn ho take to radicalism are. as party men, acarly always In 2 f the nature of bulls in china shops, Donville partment is filled with great bargains. No | Maillefeu is a restive spirit, with a dash of the trouble to show goods. ad-cap sort of cleverne: for his interruptions, Half a dozen years ago he was thought the handsomest man the chamber. mbetta used to dread his friendship. as well he might, This nobleman, out of pure wantonness of spirits. has tossed over in four years three cab- and he is famous | Bostox Suor Horse, li. GoLasrers, ap9.st 912 7th st. nw.. bet. Tend K. | — | Our Cut-Priced Shoes offered last week | ‘are going faster and faster daily. This week | | prices still lower, Glance over them. } Cousins’ Frene Dongola, inets to which he y ed tobe devoted, i : namely, the iast de Ireycinet one. the Goblet | TrSular price. Ef: cut-price, 3 Rd one, of which Boulanger was a member, and Cousins’ Dong... Opera, and Comnon Sense, | 3: cat pric the Floquet one that 1 A rier s just cone oat. De Freycinet was knocked ont by hii about the gabe ny ge width, | sub-prefectares, which Donviile | Maiilereu | S795 Sg 10. Age | ted to suppress because us:lessoftices,whieh | £105. A lower . om sminister of the | 8d 5-8 of the : ase he knew, though spring. re > did not sey so, thet most of them had been 1 bought. Wilson was then at th The my all wid | cut price, © Lashes’ soft ngola, regular price. n. Though 0 there has inblished. t after the Schnae- | nt, and now it is M. Floqnet’s tarn— and all through the count’s doing—to join the chataber voted for the oblet was kno: shoes of all legion of ex-premiers. H ual Lots ‘Asa bantling in frocks this turbulent count , yy tee, emer nay > eae was thonght the loveliest child in Paria. His nded to disatic purchasers, rantecd as represente Bosron Snoz Hovse. H. Goupstery, 912 7th st. n.w., bet. Land K. Peerless Dyes mother was a famous beauty. added to her graces to b at her side when receiving visits or out driv- ing. The hote! de Donvilie Maillefen was the only house on the boulevard des Italiens which She thought it | Everything gua ve her boy constantly ap?-3t had a garden in front as weli us at the back. Tt} are the best, Sold by drugewta -m20-3m stood on the part which now forms the biock —— between the Chaussée d’Antin and the place de Phillips’ Digestible Cocoa FOpera, The count can boast of having been | Furnishes nucriment and adds digestion, leo kissed by more royal ladies than any other member of the chamber, But I hasten to add| |For Bright, Quick Fire and chea that the kissing took place forty-two years ago, clean fael buy Washington G: Light Company's when he ken to a children’s fancy ball | Coke. doussex Trorners, | given by bis mother in honor of the Comte de | _345-6m Exclusive agents. | Paris, the ex-king of Naples, and the children of the late king and queen of the Belgians, all f at the Tuilleries. The queens who kissed the fombeur de ministeres were those of the French, of the Bel of . and old Queen Christina. All the prin- with the sovereign ladics (and there was __ MONEY TO LOAN. zg ONEY TO LOAN IN SUMS TO SULT AT LoW- est Fates OM upproved real estate security. KOSI & KFORD, 4 Lath st. iw. ar X _apli-lm ONEY TO LOAN To 8 SPE folie, any suth apil M: ns why she was not atter, fa — +00 ro Parts in iz: Pla From the Boston ¢ al Life. ap! done died in a hosp three months Aha ndsome T ston woman, whose manner ct ONEY TO LOAN WASHING Tc afterward, ler was killed in an at- | of dress is more or less criticized as being “too | Mir ral Estate at 16 percent. CHAKLES W serepe eee i pbout the ee ea young,” makes out a good case for herself with ee ne DASOX = “As nad expe d, when he 4 began 7 ” » i “ a " ONE N AN. c VAN ON GOOD Finging the message in the office, dim waa | 2 4Pt little story. Itis worthy the attention | MEQ2 tdunth: j there and commenced tuking it, Tho clerk | Of women who compute the age and make an] | — gazed in such astonishment that he forgot to | inventory of the costumes of their sisters who, | — being neither girls nor brides, insist upon wear- ing hats and bright colors when their advisers fect black and seal brown and invisible green, Mrs, Tailor-made had been prevailed upon by a conventional sister and numerous advisers to buy what one of the dear five hundred friends called a “chaste ir | ans of inopey always on hand to loan on | approved real estete security, in suffix to suit. BH. WARNE: | bontet,” a flat arrengement with wide strings | YTO LOAN ON ALL KINDS OF PEA c | whieh t in a large bow under her dimpled fa: 1” ee Ag iS Orwaln, wing Macha chin, Its color was asad brown, and an in- Seeger Gen gee pg “ ceipt oO. portal with eail nocnous ornament of dull ‘ual, GROCE & WIL et was its ouly gar- n niture, She declared that that bonnet should woes, fee son ROVE The soul is more than the body, and yet in | las and carefully preserved it | AML estate, in sums tw suit, at lowest rates « the flood of bills to regulate things for the pro-| ina bandbox. | One rainy day, when she was | syi073m eg tection of the ignorant there is not one to pro- | obliged to go down town. she. saw a Lapp op- ote FO Wax Gs canok axp svar, vide for a religious commission to pass on the | and preserve the curl in her hat feathers, by | jee Aon ere coats wecurity am the Dns | qualifications of those who propose to doctor | wearing the bou: She put it on with a de- | LETPOLT 7 i-Lan | disordered souls in this state, In the treatment mare ve and ter} oof cloak, and stopped | J)J OXEALGANS ON KEAL ESTATE: LOCAL O1 | of the distempered spirit no less than in the | *t4 dressmaker to leave an order for some | {UA uthe: gud Securities, Army and Navy The ay pce thei pumuercal Paper, &e., &¢. No deia, H treatineiitat disensed bodies: there aro oartatn | Suey eee saber aa am DE MPSEL, 1424 New York ave. Z j things which it is assumed that preachers should | Clear. ne Conned sip eg ewagmne pe 4 | ONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE LN SUMS know, Surely the religious doctor should be | §0W, her Directoire hat and Hading veil. and | MJ Wouinationeat ree re | able to r nd expound the Scriptures intel- | Calling at the dressmaker’s was greeted with, see XLDFORD W. WALKER, | ligently, which means a thorough and rare un- | “Ab. here is the garment, I hope your mother | _™@b73-3m____ 1006 F st._} f ; He : vill like the buttonholes.” ONEY TO LOAN IN SUMS TO SUIT, AT THE derstanding of words. He should be able to | Will like the buttonholes py Fead the Hebrew as well ns the Greek, and he} ay io Or ane w estate, NO. A. PRESCOTT, should know all the results of the study of com- parative religion. He should, perhaps, know something of the modern science of psychology. If we are to ‘spay respect to learning” in the medical profession, as we in the horse- doctor profession, sui we should pay the same respect to learning m the pulpit. Therefore, the medical bill should be fol- lowed by a religious bill for the establishment of a board of religious examiners to shut out false soul-dociors, just es the medical bill will shut out Christian scientists and other false body- loctors. Then there rhould be a law to pro- hibit the eating of hot biscuit and cold pie and another to abolish the skillet, From hot bis- cuit, cold pie and fried things come personal and social miseries and bloody revolutions, But for these things the south wonid never e rebelled, Cold pie is responsible for nine- tenths of the murders in New Eugland, and fried meat wes the predisposing cause of Ku- Kluxism in the south, Let us have a cold-pie commission along with our medical, horse-doc- tor and religious commissions, cor Never Too Late to Learn, From the New York vB ne me a violin,” said old grandfather Staten Island, to his son-in- bout two years ago, “I didn't know that you were a fiddler,” said the son-in-law, “C. you play?" “Ce y not, but I What! at your time of lite! You forget that you are ovet eighty years old.” oT! ho difference,” scid the old) man, i fiddle [would begin to play it ina very short tim n-law bought the old gentle- and made him feel as happy as a horse. He exaiuined Ww. gave three or four ted off for a book, man was away on business for , and when he returned he for- li nbout the fiddle. One morning as he was shaving he astonished to hear the strains of “Auld Lang Syne,” quickly followed raveler” and Lakes of 18 ris dow aid | of cour: stoirs at this hour sto his wife. “Why, it is grandp. With the the young man rush sure enough, in the rasping away in fore was there such the old gentleman is rlor he found it of his book. musical surprise. im expert, see ssenger train on the Richmond road nearing Bethe), .it struck « cow on the track and er down an embankment, below which lady and asmall colored boy were ina garden, The animal fell on the juring the young lady and 8 on rned on i E Va., were | a loss of | t over fif- | rged with contessed. their arrested ¢} and the stion the republi- Dosr Ger Cavanr ‘This Spring, as you may have bees ore, with your arities, Your digestion impaired, yeund liver torpid, and whole ays tem liable prostrated by disease—but get yourself inte good condition, aud ready for the changing and Warmer weather, by taking Hoods Sarsap la. It stands unequaled for purifying the blood, an appetite, and fora general spring medicine. Be sure toget Dlvod full of ina petite poc HOOD'S SARSAPARILLA, “For five years I was sick every spring, but last year begun ia February to take Hood's Sarsay . Tused five bottles and have not seen asick day since.”—G. W. SLOAN, Milton, Mass, “My son was atflicted with the worst type of scrofula, and on the recommendation of my druggist I gave him Hood's Sarsuparilla, To-day he is sound and well, notwithstanding it was suid there wif not enough medicine in Iliuois to effect a cure."—J. CHRISTIAN, Tilipolis, 1. DIZZY, TIRED FEELING, “For a first-class spring medicine my wife and 1 think very highly of Hood’s Sarsapariila, We both took it last spriu. Itdid us a great deal of good and we felt better through the hot weather thau ever be- fore. It cured my wite of sick headache, aud relieved me of a dizzy, tired feeling. We shall certainly take Hood's Sarsaparilla again this spring."—J, H. PEARCE, Supt. Granite Ry. Co., Concord, N. H. HOOD'S SARSAPARILLA sold by all druggists, $1; six for $5. Prepared only by C. I. HOOD & CO. Lowell, Mass, 100 DOSES ONE DOLLAR. a Virginia joint legis- lative committee on the gubernatorial contest which was to have begun yesterday, was post- poned until about the 20th. owing to the fact that the members of the committee and the witnesses to be examined could not get in readi- ness at the time first specified, i All the offices of the Postal telegraph com- ny in Connecticut were attached by a United marshal, Richmond Light Infantry Blues have de- termined to attend the centennial in New York April 30. Rev, Joseph Lear. of the Virginia conference Methodist Episcopal church south, died in Pe- tersburg Tuesday, aged eighty years. _mh23-1mo a Kelloge Burlding. NAT FIVE PER CENT ON AP tute security, Lange smouuts a TYLER & AUTHERFOKD, 1307 F st, bow, AL ESTATE DAF pe R BIA TEL SMALL FaLM give vo cue v0 LO. 3 iUM i eD. *€8.500-TO LOAN ON REAL ESTAT. __Tmb22]__ THOS. E. WAGGAMAN. ONEY 10 LOAN-IN LARGE AND SMALL Ms—at Sand percent. Small commssivns. GLEEN & CUNNINGHAM, A 1405 F st LONGING TO A CLIENT To | estate in sums to | suit, Lare. PHILLIPS, ak Tia DOWMENT, LIFE 3 pougiit at hieh percent. LAMAR & ZACHKY, Attys at- Fst w, Sun Butiding. XD TONTINE POLICE teush p us Lexotiated | RRR 60 3 e casohubie terms, Apply to M. RR OO yy 4Aa& ONEY TO LOAN AT 5 PER CENT. SMALL RR oO Y AA Cun Monee 20 percnnt, “Zo tee Lv. F. GRAHAM, _ mb 13-Lm __ 150s Peausyivauia ave. Mose boas aes RRA ROK OT aM AN SUMS PRrow $500 UPWARD, BER AL EE OF AL THE LOWEST KATES OF INTEREST he nek EX. Hf ANY CUMMIDSION © BBB A OK OK OL REAL ESTATE 1) THIS DISTRICT. . KO. HOLIZMAN, Corner 10th aud F sts. tow, EY—TO LOAN ON KEAL ESTATE OR FIRST- pr, (09, W Ny W PPR, aes security, ai lowest Fatewor MteLest , NOdeLAy perp OO WWW DD ee ONE GREEN, 303 7th st, now. g oo WWW D Dp 3 00 =6W UW Obpp 1, IN SUMS NEWMAN & CO., ___ Rooms 1} aud 15, Atlante Building. ¢ TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE IN ANY wy EWMAN & Cv. ABSOLUTELY PURE y ‘This vowder never varies. A marvel of purity, and wholesomencss. More economical than Lowest rates of interest. the ordinary kinds, :aid ewunot be sold in competition | ja7g.ayn° punted | 3 (j-< the muititude of low-test, short-weight alum or — = Tt = vosphate powder, Sud cay in cans, WoxaL Bax. | YEONEST Se pe ig Ine bowen 10U Wall street, N - jel4-3m MOREE Te Leas | Li sulus t0 SU, at Jowest rateson ved real jaulvan,tu,thet talute security, FITCH, FOX & BKOWN, | est Kate ceeee 1227 Vennsyivania ave. J CSEY te Loay ow Rear Estate aT Lo WaAdhi ap24 Successor to DAY DANENHOWE! HOWEK & SON, 1115 Fst GGG. G a Six Gear Banoarss Tx Grocenres. ELPHONZO YOUNGS COMPANY. NO BRANCH STORE ON SEVENTH ST, DO NOT BE MISLED. BE SURE OF THE PLACE. BARGAINS IN HATS AND BONNETS. FANCY BRAID BONNETS, latest shapes, all colors, at (Wednesday, March 27, 1889.) 162 dozen cans Sugar Corn, per dozen.......81 cents 71 doz. large cans Golden Pumpkins per doz 96 cents 137 quart bottles Maple Syrup, 50 cent size, 39 cents 267 lange cans Fresh Soups, 40 cent goods...34 ceuts 2,600 pounds Best Imported Macaroni, fresh «shipment, just received direct from the iuuporter, 13 cent’ goods. 85 barrels choice Patent Process Flour. Sold elsewhere for 73c, MILAN CROWNS, FANCY BRIM HATS, ALL THE | We? also offering the following TEST SHAPES IN LATEST 5H. ALL COLORS, AT ae : eo eg 868885 meee heen ee) BM gg CTS Strontia Spring Water. biel ase Pure Stenric Acid Carriage Candles in 2 Ib. Cartoons. Sold elsewhere for $1.15. Patent “Fibrine” Vegetable Biscuit (with Beet Root) MISSES’ HATS, latest shapes, all colors; the Grey- | for dogs, The only proper food for such animals, es- hound, Trusnt and Fuirfax shapes, Piping Crown, Fancy Brim, at pecially in cities, TTT BS Home-made Cake, all kinds and sizes, and Boston ig CTs, Brown Bread, fresh every day. 8,388 Genuine Mandbeling Java Coffee. You will never cA eleowhere at $1.22, know what truly deliciaus coffee is until you drink s LOOP STRAW and NEEDLE BRAID HATS, in an | T**! Cemuine Mandheting, shapes and colors, for Ladies and Misses, at Itis universally conceded that our POTATO CHIPS “4 are always the freshest and sw ovtest by far than any to ead Sold elsewhere at 75 cts. —— KING'S PALACE, 814 SEVENTH STREET. ELPHONZO YOUNGS COMPANY, _ REMEMBER THE NAME AND NUMBER, =— mb27 428 Minth st. nw. | obtained | sleeves, #1 at AMUSEMENTS. = — PRLITZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES, het. mw wk by Prof. A. 1. de cm Mecveilies and Fre and Nise b. Maynard. at Abbrvaws GRAND OPERA HOUSE. Every Evening, Matinee on Satuniay. The Peeriess Artist and Pevorite RR R RRR K RUFA. ARITA. Friday Evening....... MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING, Satunlay Matinee... THY CAS) VIDALS Saturday » ADEVENNT Lecouviknoit Next Wees— FH NEW AM KACO. SEATS NoW ap i-te KEM ays SER Wasi MLATER. Lith street, soit of avenue, MAY HOWARD 3 BURL SQUE oo. . urslay aud Saturday, jUSTON IDEALS IN “CNCLE TOS HALL. x ‘of Art, LATE. r ten years, he, W NATIONAL THEATER. Lyery Eyeing, Wed: y and Sate apllaw lay Matinee, THE HIT OF THE SEASON. SPECTACULAR EXTRAVAGANZA, SER THE cox THE BALI CIs, raft ttle ICH. Oka SCENL RY EFFiCTs, TANS, 150—P Matinoe prices, and el THE PENMAN, from the Madisom , New Lork. SEATS NOW ON SALE apli-tt THE PENMAN 2 gentle uMiry went. lie wife and children: dnexs is, He 2 in reality an exper 2 aM Bah e man, Ju mn wite Percival wis to buziand timely Decora! ther ofe weneD roan, whieh w u Commencing Monday, April 15. AND OPERA IN ENGLISH By the new AMERICAN OPERA € GUSTAVE HINKICHS MPANY re AP Pr DAY EVENING Director. d's Grond Gpera im Four Acts, FAURG tints ia Verena, Lizzie Mao sett, Alonzo Studd E %. Wednsday, THE MASKED BALL. ite y LUA Di LAM Mer © BAUST: sate unlay Lveuiy FS aplh EW 2 THEATEL N*; ites Aji 14,98 p.m, Gi SACKLD CONCERT, LUDWIG CONCERT COMPANY, ian Trish Airs Balisds Lars sity cont uae Ludwig ‘ nes : ‘ WC, FO, BI, Neate OW OW wale. LOG BIJOU THEATER. of April & iraday, Saturcay. ished Activa, ADA GKAX, In An Adaptation from Mrs Mise ¢ Matinces ‘The Dis MISS v's famous story by ites EAST LYN Kext Week—MAIN LINE. LUBE THEATER, Matinees Tuesday, Wed: Tks hc Afternoon ai _ Admiasion, 10, SPRING FETE . For the Benefit of t WASHINGTON HOSPTIAL Fok POUNDLINGS, To be NATIONAL G Street, betw: AVRIL ttn, 1 Lunch Draly inom 2 inde A Package Sale and Dancy No Admission chazve durin Wednesday ive actu: charged, aud on 7 EXCURSIONS. YREAT FALLS AND CAL tu packet Val n Ans VARIED Night at 8 o'clock, 20 and Uc 1 Evening, ursday bvenan, On Taesday and BIN [ sta. Geonetown, ue. Porcharter, tele | Plioe Caiibeflaud boathouse apltcse ‘ aster Goons NOW ON EXHIBITION AT TAYLOR'S, 933 PLNASYLVANIA AVE, ‘We quote below a pr: Cof some few leading wares, n the various departments, but for acorrect wea of our goods and their variety we would soucit «call and careful inspection, You will please note the quality, finish, aud superior At of all our go JACKET “BEDFORD CORD.” v« rable Tan shade, jer fectly plain, #10; with vest frout, sidk-taced, and lined Alarge line of NEW TAN SHADES, vest front plain and elexautly © 2. i $5, B16, INDO, # Ls silk lined, and unlined. PLAIN JACKETS, in Blue, Brown, Dark Green, Tan, xed $4,500 810. Assortment ot BLACK JACKETS atail p from $5 tw & front. joes 3, Mined and unlined, plain and vest WRA: We now show an assortment of WRAPS in all the new shapes, in Jet, Lace, Silk, Camel's Hair,and Cloth, JET WKAPS (very showy) at 87.50 aud ranging dn price up te $40. LACE WKAPS (extra good) at 817 and ranging im price up to €47.50. WRAPS in silk, camel's hair, and cloth at popular | prices. Complete line of MOUKNING WRAPS, all sizes, DIRECTOIRE NEWMARKETS, plam and fancy cloths, from $10 to #355 PEASANT CIRCULARS, $1 SUITS. We show an exceptional line of SUITS THIS SPRING that cannot fail to glease the most critical, Cur prices range trom $10 up to g70, in CLULH, SILK, and LACE. TENNIS SUITS, in navy blue, » Druid trimmed, at $9, (au excellent CHILDEEN'S SULTS # Complete stock of CH F SHOKYT JACKETS, Popular Goodsand GLOVES. HOSIERY, CORSETS, UNDERWEAR. APRONS, HANDKEROHIEPS, ( MBKCLLAS, VELLe ANG, KUPr LANG, ee, 50 apwards, NG COATS and war Prices, WM. Bh. Mok Buccesser wo Kk Taylor, * aps 253 Peuusylvunia ave, Heszrerra Scr ‘G, ELEGANT DLESs GOODS, n beautiful Spring Shades, nearly wide, all pure fine Frengh wool, 0c, 90 HEAVY GKOS GEAIR BLACK SILKS, S7e, 81, LONSDALE CAMEKIC, very anest quality HANDSOME CLuii PLALDS Grigc. PAUTIFUL BATIE west quality, 2: CK SUKAL 5 elleut quality. Ve, thiades, denen ive Dasusrk Daphius, wor TSO CikeDI'. but the very lowest prices lor Cask, 711 MARKET SPACE. ‘Next door to the Boston Variety Stora "ANCY SILKS, 37%, 40. 50, G2c. tae yeawural SALES FRUIT OF THE LOU: ine yord ends halt wate, 8 ‘Valuauie Preseuts tor Cask Customers. Select ove of the following presents with a. Towels, worth $1.50; ous doscn fine Dawaat Beye dowels, wor 50; my a b betdroiue: =, Shed Gesrs Suns Scovurn AND PRESSED FOR 81. Coste, 50c.; Pants, 25e.: Vests, 250, SER te a ae at a S705 =~ Ree ere 0 HE CELLULOID Ths i —— Asier rd mas. Ur FISHER devotes her attentioa ee ee