Evening Star Newspaper, April 23, 1889, Page 8

a THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON. D. C. b a LZ DAY. ch LOCAL MENTION. The Weather. For the District of Columbia, Maryland, Del- aware. and Virginia. fair; warmer; southwest- erly winds, es Cuunpnes’s spring heel shoes, sizes 5 to 8, extrs good quality, for 4%. Z. SraspcaGEr, 906 ‘Tth st. To Fret the Peoples’ Pulse! it will beat with fos! when they R. Goldschmid’s advt. on 4th p and see what bargains will be sold to- morrow Freseu Corti. Corsets in drab and white, worth £1.50, for Se. M. C. WaELan, 1205 F st. Gas Stoves, p._C. A. Mepprman, 1206 F, Removen.— I. Alexander, the optician, has removed to 502 11 . n.W., corner of E, below store. TSERS TO ORDER, $3.00. Hamocnare’s, Under Metropolitan Hotel. A Wett-Kvowy Fact.—That we have the Jargest and bandsomest assortment of snitings and trouserings ever shown in Washington. Our 25 trousers to order and @20 suits to order are worn by the best dressed men in the city. Ersemax Bros., 7th and F Tailoring Department. At ange is the best. “Tae Ecoxouy” Suxvp Bros’.. 452 oth e that our valnes can- other house in the child's suits we Bros, 7th and E, it, not be approached city. e selling 50? Boy's and Children’s Departme Pivmsrxe and furnace work at Sepp Bros: eces all-wool Full Extra Superior a €. Full Extra Superior Ingrain, \y Brussels from 70c. up to 21. Tapestry Brussels, all makes, from 50c. up to Il sizes, frogn $1 up to $2. Il sizes, fon 21.75 up to $4. w yard; Pongee, 1234 cts.; Lace db: Woven Wire Mattresses from $2.50 up. Parlor Suites from £25 up. Baby Carria 5 up to $50, Ams. 317 7th st. nw. ges from We uw. B. Witt Waurtwey's pure Russett cider, 471 Pa, av. aw. Cook Bros. & Co., 1908 Mth st. n.w., have just received a lot of the celebrated Wilson whisky. perrivors Ham de needle. Mus. De. Gapnrer. by clectrie 21 G st. n. We Sv Dox'r Miss Tae Cur Paice Sare at W. H. Hocke’s. Big bargains, See ad. in fourth page. Ait-Woor ‘Trovsrxs To OrpeR, “ Hawpvncen’s, Under Metropolitan Hotel. Use Rex Fensrrvar Poriss—Sold by P. Han- son Hiss M'f'g Co. 15th n.w., also druggists. Fossxt’s Cars, 1425 N.Y. avenne, the cheap- est and most gentee! dining-room in the city, Buy Your Coal, Coke and Wood from Jous- sos Lnorners, the leading firm in the Dis- trict. Gaxpes Vasrs and hose at Saepp Bros. Jupp & Derweiter. Book and Job Printers and Publishers, os. 420 and 422 11th st. new.. have every facility for the execution of good and speedy work. Full force of skilled work- Mmen—the finest type—the best presses in the world—in short everything that can be com. prised in a COMPLETE PRINTING OFFICE. While generally oceupied in prin’ and legal work. we are y dy to de work for business men. in fact we like to do it, and will always stretch our facilities to do work required. be it small or large in q | We can print circulars in the Caligraph so natural that even an expert may be deceived, Whatever you want done, call and see us. scientific | Issvne with the Mutual Life Insu: my of New York. Assets over Rg Wurrney’s pure crab apple cider. 471 Pa. av.n.w. CITY AND DISTRICT. jorabienst ssn sHT. 5.000.000, Resident | 2 F street. AMUSEMENTS TO-Ni ~—He, She. Him, Her.” NATIONAL ALBa sans. Kenvan’s. Equine P Paxonama Be The second meeting of the Potomac tion of Naval War Veterans was held at Hs hall. A committee wes appe solicit subscriptions for the erection of a monument to the sailors who were lostat San Mr. H.D. Alexandria, late pay [. 8. §. Trenton. information of w at sea on the 1th of Was received Y. Was a resi r Ss Ins nce have voted 100 to the ffremen’s re- | | infant was found this | cand New Jersey avenue four-masted | for Indepen- | Arrived schooner Wm. M dent ice company. | Wesley Jackson, a colored boy, sevente Years oid. tell from a rea: ond-story window at the Pacific buil and 62% F street northwest, last eve about the by ergency hospi was slighth treated at the | and taken to bis home, in- atniier, ¢ seventh battalion. N. G.. Major F. C Revels. will to New York about eighty men wenty-tive py a staff of on next Mon twelve men, and will leav y night. quartercd in th oh ou Tuesday might they will qnét. They return on the | ved at the river front | shad: 2,845 banches of | bushels of oysters and | 3 18,000 clams. > G# Fair dealing bas motto of Tae Eve: worth in return for ot) A dollar's ur received” is | the principie upon which its business is con- { ducted. Advertisers usually get from ten to} dred dollars for every one inves ite advertising columns. one b ted in Piet En An Assault at the Treasury. Wm. Warueke and Geo. R. Pohl, clerks in the supervising architect's office, were in the Police Court yesterday afternoon. The latter | nce com- | a: | northwest; one ats fi been the | A GAME WITH YALE. THE EASTER ELECTIONS. BiG SALES OF REAL ESTATE. The Opening of the Ball Season To- | Vestrymen Chosen in all the Episcopal | Kalorama Lots Amounting to Over Morrow. It is a great pity that thore are not more ball players such as Stagg, for their presence would surely make the national game considerably more exciting. Had there been three or four more Staggs on the Yale college team it is very doubtful if the Statesmen would have had such ease in defeating them yesterday. He played ball for all that it was worth from the time that the umpire started the thing going until the curtain dropped. He was the life of the game, and his pitching, fielding and batting caused great enthusiasm among the crowd, in- clnding a large number of graduates from Yale, who lent their lungs, with good effect, in favor of the visitors whenever occasion pre- sented itself. The score was 5 to 0, although Stagg could undoubtedly have saved’ his team from a whitewash by scoring in the first inning. Bat he preferred to remain on third, hoping his presence there would give the batter cour- age to drive the ball ont of the lot. He did not succeed, and the college boys were white- washed. Stage was somewhat handicapped by men and keeping the hits. Haddock and Cl fective against the visitors, althougi gners down to eight k were sufficiently ef- Clark 4 to be having an “off” day, making a > of errors and letting three balls go through him. seem THE HOME TEAM played about as it will to-morrow in the open- ing championship game with Philadelphia, with Wise at short, Morrill a¢ third, Carney at first, Hoy in center. Shoch in right. Wise and Mor- rill did the batting for the team yesterday, each making a triple and a single hit. Myers also hit the ball for three bases just at the right time. The spectators were treated to a rare combination of good hitting and both good and poor base running on the part of the Senators m_ the fifth inmng. Wise hit the ball for a base, and immediately stole second base in great styl Then Myers bit the ball to Cushing at short, who threw badly. and Wise scored. Morrill found the bail at the right place and a safe hit resulted, Myers reaching third. Carney hit to the intield and reached first winle Myers made an ineffectual slide for home, and thgn he stole 1 base, sending Morrill ahead of him to With the characteristic cheek and care- s8 of aman on second with another on third, Carney leisurely strolled up the path to within a short distance of the next base, and was very much surprised when a streak of blue and white crossed the diamond and he found himself cut off from second base by Stagg. Morrill, recovering from his astonishment, tried to reach home, but Stagg threw him out . While the crowd howled, Washington made 8 hits and 6 errors to 5 hits and 4 errors, secon third. y, cinnati—Cincinnati, 10; At Baltimore. Baltimore, 6: At_ Louisville —St. Louis, 1: At Philade thieties, i At Worce w York, 6: Wor 4. At Jersey © Detroit, 14; At Newark—Newark. 16: New York Reserves, At Petersburg —Petersburg, 8, Richmond, At Philadelphia—Philadel- 11; Toronto. 2. At Pittsburg—Pittsburg, Jersey City. 1 Parishes for the Ensuing Year. Inall the Protestant Episcopal parishes yes- men for the ensuing year. parishes were as follows: St. Mark’s—Vestrymen holding over, Messrs. Lexions A. Wood, Josiah Shaw, John H. Chew, | John P. Torbert; re-elected, Messrs, William R. | Hillyer, Samuel B. Roane, Thomas 8. Moore, | Walter H. Marlow; wardens elected, senior, | Jno. P. Torbert; junior, Thomas 8. Moore. St. James’—Daniel Lattimore, senior warden ; Seymour W. Tulloch, junior warden; vestry- men, Alfred Williams, Henry C. Sayles, George F. Dawson, Wm. S. Fisher and Thomas J. urer, Grace P. E, trymen, W. N. Dalton, E. G. Wheeler, C. E. Dival, Chas, Brill, R. V. Godman, L. C coigne, Jas. W. Hayward and Chas. T. Bundick; wardens, Wm. Dunn and W. G. Vernon; treas- urer, R. V. Godman; register, E. W. Burch. Trinity—Vestrymen. Dr. J. W. Bulkley, W. A. Meloy, H. A, Lockwood, J. E. Bell, Ciement W. Howard, Olinns Smith, Melville Church and George Watts; senior warden, Wm. Coppinger, and junior warden, T. O. Ebaugh. Emmanuel—Vestrymen, J. Tolson, W. Bryant, J. Goddard, W. Marshman, J. E. Arnold, A. Frisbie, W. H. Horning, Dr. N Harrison; wardens, W. Marshman and J. Goddard; regis- ter, Dr. N. Harrison; treasurer, W. Bryant. Epiphany—Wardens, Mr. Lewis J. Davis, Wm. D. Baldwin, esq.; vestrymen, Prof. J. H. C. Coffin, Nathaniel Wilson, esq., Mr. M. W. Beveridge, Mr. E. 8, Hutchinson, Calderon Carlisle, esq., Gen. E. D, Townsend, Mr, John T. Arms, Mr. C. C, Glover; treasurer, Prof. J. H. C. Coffin, 1901 I street; register, P. B. Pierce, esq., 1119 17th street northwest. ; St. Luke’s—Vestrymen, Randall Skinner, A. B. Lind, David Lee, J. 8. Colvin, Thos. Ham- mond, Bosel Fazier, Stephen Johnson and W. A. Layelette; wardens, Messrs, Thos, Withers and W. A. B, Matthews. St. John’s—The following were the choice of the congregation of St, John's: Wardens, Jus- tice Walter Cox and James Lowndes; vestry- men, Gen. P. V. Hagner, James H. Watmough, U.S. N.; Admiral C. R. P. Rodgers, Dr. Robt. Reyburn, Hon. Bancroft Davis, Gen. A. A. Augur, and Gen. B. C, Card. St. Paul’s—Wardens, James R. Howard, Thos. P. Chiffelle vestrymen, James T, Sothoron, M. . Reily, M. L. Woods, Harry C. ay. A. B. Taylor, U.S. A., Wm. . Viele; register, Phil. Reily; treasurer, James T. Sothoron. M. D.; delegate to convention, Thos. P. Chiffelle; al- ternate, Phil. K. Reily. At Holy Cross church trustees were elected as follows: Messrs, Samuel Robinson, John M. Hickey, and Jas. A. Harrold, Incarnation—Senior warden, Edward Harpur; junior warden, Edimund Weston, M. D.; vestry- men, J. B. Wimer, L. B. Swormstedt, M. 3. F, Erdman, and H. H. Lockwood. There is on ancy Which will be filled at the next meeting of the vestry. With the exception of Mr. Lockwood all those elected last night are old officers, St. Paul’s church. Rock Creek parish—Vest- Tacuse, 3. Healy's contract with Washington has been received. but he has been granted permission by President Hew to remain until Friday with his family. He will probably pitch in the of the series with Philadel- phia on Saturday. It is exp and M will be the home Umpire Fessenden will « play at Pittsburg. Clevel: napolis, nd Boston is booked for New York. although it is possible that this series may be played in Boston on account of the bad state of the polo grounds. Sta ossesses a fine trait beyond his play- lities, in that he never kicks on the 's decision. Seve times yesterday had excellent cause for complaint the omnipotent, where the crowd ve backed him up in a protest, he a word, but went about his work ation that was refreshing in these ni 8. The openings of the season to-morrow will be a 50 d with a great flourish of trumpets. There will be a street ) le before the geme, both clubs im carriages, hea oa a. The new wo uni ms, which will be tested in to-day’s game, will deck the Sena- torial form ‘The Le Droits defeated the Emersons at 1 to o Le Droits, in care of M P. Boteler, Sth sireet northwest. ‘The limit fixed is seventeen years and under, ge, DISTRICT GOVERNM pir when he nist i fount Pieasint on Monday by a score of Address challenges t I NEW FI Upon the recommend: the ( sioners have ¢ 1 Of Chief Parris : one and Ponnsyl y south sid st corner i7th northwest cc rihw ets northwes and G streets stcorner of D » north- souchwest, Th er 1, nd joiners, of the United States, certain contractors of school ve ated their cont s by letting work which tions governing s The bui me, is forbidden, idings referred to are the one on one on Lstrect, between sd treet. 118th s st, and the one at the corner of th and Q strects north- Mr. Keithley asks that immediate considera- tion be given his communication, ™ ENCE WILL GO. Some days ago Mr. Kichard Young, of 3039 M street northwest, in a letter to the Commis- led attention to th t that the are 29. ack from th e south is obst ¢ wall, ructed with nat it be removed. Capt. the matter was referred, te- ter of + but e for and he recommends that the superintendent of ss be d jove the gate and The Commissiongrs have approved the recommendation aud the feuce will go. Transters of Real Estate. Deeds in fee have been filed as follows: Jobn H. Chesley to J. F. Kelley, one-half in- pt. lot 188, sq. 26, W. W.: #300. Ellen to Joseph W. Roberts, sub 144, sq. 672; ph W. Roberts to R. S. Hill, same . F. Mattingly et al., propert; trustees, to H. K. mer with an assault. and the berg ee z Hine of $5. The alleged as-| Pt. 7, bi - ed at the Trea ys 4 D. A. Windsor to Sarah G. Cochran, sub 37, sq. Taneb time. © Freawary Saturday during | 749. 9.000. Peter Dill to Elenor A. Walter, ae subs 1, 13, ‘t's add. to W. ¢—. Mary is Filed. ©, Carr to A. E, Bateman, lot 3. blk, 37. Colam- The will of the late Lemuel Williams was filed | Yesterday. He leaves his estate to his widow and daughter, Caroline ‘The will of the la her nephews, I % $50 Neelson, $2.000, and the rest of her property to her sister, Julia Rodgers. Tarsrees "k t&morrow: also, eet, between Yth and 16th, fine building lots on 22d between © P streets northwest. These sales aregdvertised by Dancanson Bros. suctioncers, in our columns to-day, to whic Readers are referred. 45. three and Excrrsios to New Yorx via B, axp O.— The and O. railroad company will sell ex- a tickets from Washington to New York 3 for round trip for all trains of April 27 an . inclusive, and for trains leaving Wash- ington 8 a.m., May 1. Tickets are valid for re- turn trip until and including trains leaving New York as late as midnight. May 6. For ex- ¢ursion tickets and Pullman parlor and sleep- ar space call at B. and O. ticket offices, 135] and 619 Pennsylvania avenue, or at B. and O. station. > Varvante Psorerty at Avctioy.—To-mor- Fow afternoon at 5 o'clock. Auctioneer Dow- lang will offer at public auction that valuable property known as Federal Building, fronting feet on F street by a depth of 100 feet, being # feet from the corner of 7th street, and in | a D. Green to W. L, 553; #—. Cornelia A. is, lot M4, blk. 32, Colum- bian Heigh Ma: to J. M ey to bian Heights 3.91 cannot One A Receiver Appointed. In the case of Henry Iseman against Thomas King to dissolve the partnership between them . | and for a receiver on the ground of neglect of ERTY, corner of K | business by defendant, the latter, by H. Wise | Garnett. filed his answer to the rule to show He denied that he wilfully ed business, and asserted that sickness © of absenting himself, and that, novwithstanding his sickness, the business has been built up through his efforts. Judge Cox appointed Messrs, Tobriner and Garnett re- ceivers in the case, —____ The Marion Rifles’ Fair. The opening, last evening, of the Marion Rifles’ fair and bazar was thoroughly and com- Glose proximity to the Patent and Post-Office departments. “ It is pronounced one of the most desirable business properties in the city. The wivertisement states that the sale will g Qu without regurd to weather. pletely successful, and Masonic Temple, the scene of the festivities, fairly blazed with col- ors, lights and beauty. Hailtsome uniforms abounded, several of the District military com- panies being represented. To-night is set apart for the visit of the Light Infantry in a bod; and they will be entertsined by a Zouave drill by sixteen uniformed young es, ead Cuorce Roses any Praxts at AUCTION.— = will sell oer at 11 o'clock at his auction rooms, a choice of blooming roses and other plants, Manntsor LickNses.—Marriage licenses have been issued by the clerk of the court to Ellery ¥. Coftin, of Muirkirk, Md, and Mary F. Barn- ord; Juo. F. Groverand Jennie O, Davis, rymen, Chas, I, Bell, John Miller, B. Ritten- house, R. W. Walker, Ed. W. B. Phillips, An- gus Lamond, J, A. Wineberger, J.B. Wilt- berger. Ascension church—Vestrymen, J. K. MeCam- mon, 8. B. Holabird, A. 8. Pratt. C. G. Lee Marshall MeDonald, Chas. King, Wm, 8. Riley, J.C. Kelton. Warden, ©, B. Maury. ‘hrist church parish, Georgetown, D. C., Rev. Albert R. Stuart. rector; vestrymen, C. M. Matthews, George T. Dunlop. J. Adler, ‘liam Laird, jr.» J. Holdsworth Gordon, amuel E. Wheatley, William B. Orme, William loe Snyder, to fill v used by d of Dr, Walter Lowie senior William Knowles; jumor warden, Ben Miller; assistants, Wiiliam Wheaticy, Richard Cropley St. John’s church, Georgetown—Vestrymen, John Marbury, jr.; Thomas Hyde, Joseph G. Waters, John ‘If. Smoot, F. HH. Bates, David Rittenhouse, H. D, Cooke, T. i. Looker. ee Several spiri ight solo and concerted bers, a fair amount of grotesque fun, no en more or less chaotic incident, and pictur the lending f the Pearl of Pekin last night. It is a tolerably coherent burle of “The Mikado” and other things, aud vw y with a genial b ade even a less ii ble. ‘Lhe scenes were en- | pictaresque by queerly-cos- gent piece enjo; fivened and mat tumed celestials, men, maidens, and gian who came and went with no save to keep things moy eves, apparent obj sand divert the spec- dew when hi pt the house in roars & ing his maudiin mologuc. His “baritone | singer” song was greeted with all the warmth | due an old friend. John € ch’s Chinese imitations were capi |. Webb w snbsti- tuted for Phil 1 chorts voices were frevh ensembles were very effectiy Nationat Tueaten.—The c stor of Geo, H. Adems* pantomimi fe. She, Him, Her left the wid: to the perfor where. mak : a out with the frank uhderstan: no plot. Thus the performers were lef entirely to their own devices toon ence, and this they did in spots at the National | theater last night by singing, dancing, tum- practical jokes on one an- | + tumultuous acts. Geo. H. | old suppleness and agility, | ve the andi- Adains retains h orgetown show that the alley is a public one, | and | hibitions of his power « Miss Yom: | bright and interesting young won wors showed spirit and intelligence THe Yate Giee axp Bayso Ciups kept a large audience in the best of humor for a couple of hours at Congregational church last | mate Their entertaimment was substantially | the same as that given on a previous visit here, but it was enjoyed none the less on this ac- count. Hal Buov Tueater.—True Irish Hearts” was the play at Harris’ last night. It is a story of pathos, sentiment and fon, and was given with plenty of vigor and fair degree of intelligence by McCarthy and McCall's com- pany. Tue Ru Hanlon is a an and her cs as COLLEGE GLEE Civx will give church on Friday . je at Droop’s, Met- zerott’s and Ballantyne’s. Kersay’s Tueater.—Prof. Blake's educated terday and last evening, according to the law | since Saturday. On that day lots in t! ! hoe the decide. chetiont wera Ke toc vestry- | subdivision of Kalorama heights were placed | quently dangerous, so it was taken down yee The list of the | on the market for sale by the agents, Thomas ( vestrymen elected in Christ church parish, | J. Fisher & Co. To-day there had been more | Levin Frey, of 3010 P street, Navy-Yard, held at noon yesterday, were pub- | than 106 lots sold, the money value represented lished in Tue Star. The results in the other | being about half a million of dollars. The Butts | horses, mules and ponies aroused the liveliest interest among the large audience at Kernan’s last night by their really wonderful exhibitions of intelligence and skill, There is an element of fun in the performance not usually found in entertainments of this kind, and which adds greatly to the enjoyubleness ef Prof, Blake's entertainment, Great fun was caused by the attempts to ride the trick mule, especially by the mishaps of those who undertook to earn the $5-a-minute offer of the management by riding Black Jack. ‘Tue Panorama or Bust Rux was reopened yesterday. The fine battle-scene was ted by agoodiy number of people, who found it as well worth seeing as ever. Tue Grove Trearer offers its patrons this week an exceptionally good variety program, —_———__—_ Crowning the Queen. ‘The crowning of the second district emanci- pation queen, which was to have taken place on the 16th inst., took place last night in the colored Lutheran church, 8th street, near Grant ave- nue. The pastor, Rev. D, E. Wiseman, in a brief address, spoke of the great progress of the col- ored people since they have enjoyed their free- dom, Remarks were also made by the marshal, Mr. C. Johnson, and others, Mr, Samucl West, the president of the club, also made a few re- | marks and presented the queen, Miss Lawson Flint, with a present for her faithful discharge of duty, eee ee A Reception to Red Cloud. The Indian Defense association tendered a reception to Chief Red Cloud last night, at the residence of Dr. Bland. Col. Jordon, of Rose- bud agency, interpreted Chief Red Cloud's speech, which was a review of his progress from savage to civilized life. He said, “When I was @ young man I wasa warrior, I fought the whites when they tried to take my country from me. In 1863 I made a treaty with the hie ment. In this treaty we agreed not to fight each other any more. I have kept that treaty. Ever since then I have lived like a white man, Icut my hair, build a house, make a farm and raise cattle. You see I dress like a wnite man, My people are tr¢ing to farm. Our children go toschool. We don'tget enough ploughs and seeds, and we want schools for all our children,” speeches were made by Rev. Dr. Kent, Rey. Dr. Domer, Rey. F. D. Power, Mr. J. L. McCreery and Judge Hildebrand. —— The will of Mary L. Booth, formerly edit <i Bazar, was probated in New York t . She leaves her entire estate to her ‘ friend and associate, Mrs, Ames Wright, | Half a Million in Three Days. GEORGETOWN. Tue Democratic Pote Dowx,—The demo- cratic pole, which was erected at the corner of 82d street and Pfospect avenue, after the first A rapid sale of real estate has been going on | ROMination of Grover Cleveland, was found, prices range from #2.50 per foot for the lots most eligibly located down to 20 cents per foot. SUPREME COURT DECISIONS, Two Cases of District Interest Decided Yesterday. The Supreme Court in an opinion by Justice Blatchford yesterday sustained the decision of the Court in General Term of the District in the suit brought by Jesse B. Wilson, the re- Holmes; Henry L. Bryan, register and treas- | ceiver of Squier & Co., bankers, against J. B. Edmonds, formerly one of the District Com- church, South Washington—Ves- | missioners. The suit was brought to determine E: | the question whether Edmonds was a partner in the concern and hence liable for the debts, The lower court decided that he was not and this decision has been sustained. At the time of the failure Mr. Edmonds took from the bank vaults $44,000 in securities, which the receiver claimed was the property of the firm, The court also avarded Sunderland & Hillyer he new | UPON examination. to be badly rotted, conse- AcctpENt To a Bey.—Leroy Frey, son of Mr. while playing 1 the foundation of a house now being crested at corner of 30th and O streets, fell, cutting his head badly. Dr. Peter rendered medical aid. Tue Deatn of the three-year child of Geo, Meinekheim, without medical attendance, was reported yesterday by Officer Jett. The coro- her Was notified and gave a certificate of death from natural causes. Soctan Norrs.—Academy hall was pretty well filled iast night, the occasion — ec nee toe of the season to be given by the Colufnbia Rifles. — A. well-attended was given last night at Linthicum Institute hall by Invincible Council, Sons of Jonadab, CatrTLe Manxet.—The following sales of live stock at Drover's Rest, D. C., yesterday are re- ot 15 cattle up and sold—Best at 4 to 3<c., good at 344 to 4c., medium at $ to 3i¢ec., common at 2 to 3c, 58 sheep and lambs sold— Lambs at 7to Sc. Sheep at Big to de. Calves vd to de. Cows and calves, $25 to $40. Market fair. TeMPERATURE AND ConDITION oF WATER AT 7 a. M.—Great Falls, temperature 59, condition 36; receiving reservoir, temperature 62; condi- tion at north connection. 6; conditiun at south connection, 36; distributing reservoir, tempera- ture, ondition at influent gate-house, 36; about £6,000 additional in their suits against | Condition at effluent gate-house, 36. Kilbourn, Latta & Olmstead. The suits grew out of the operations of what was known as the real estate pool. elena “Seeeere OUR MARYLAND NEIGHBORS. Church Notes—New Postmasters—A Correspondence of THE E: Hyarrsviiie, Mp., April 22, It is said that work on the Pinkney Memorial Episcopal church, to be built here, begun in a short time, $400 for the purpose was taken up yesterday in he parish church, Bladensburg, besides a con- siderable fund already on hand. A general collection is to be taken up for the same pur- pose throughout the diocese at the centennial service on the 30th inst. The church is to be a memorial to the Iate Bishop William Pinkney, who resided here, and was rector for many Years of the church in Bladensburg. —___. From Boyd’s. Correspondence of Tus EVrNING Stan, A small chiid of Mr. H. D, Waters died at Germantown, Md., on Friday last of pneumo- nia. It was buried at Nellsville on Sunday. Mr. Amos Cooley has secured the contract for carrying the mail from Boyd's to Dawson- ville, Md., 4 miles and back, for $100. Mrs. Powers, residing at Clarksburg, 4 miles from here, celebrated the anniversary of her will be} one hundredth year last week. She is yet in A collection of about | reasonable good health, Col. Totten and family expect soon to move to Winderboune, their country residence here, —_+-_—_ Joe Cornwall, colored, of Loweryville, 8. C., discovered John Bascomb, colored, in a ques- tionable position with his wife. Both imine- diately ran, and Joe, while in pursuit. was shot and killed. The exodus from Canada into the United States has never been so great as during the Messrs, Wm, ‘Tricou, Wm. A. Fenwick, Fred- | Present year. erick Riley, G. 8. McFarland and Lewis Lord, a commitiee from the congregation of St. Ge- rome’s Catholie church here, went over to Bal- timore yesterday to see Cardinal Gibbons in the interest of the appointment of a resident pastor for their church, The cardinal indi- cates that he would be able to assign a priest to the parish ina short time. The church has hitherto been attended from Laurel. Sheriff N. C. Darnall yesterday took the fol- lowing prisoners to the house of correction: Henry Field, Richa ‘hols, Sam Brown and Washingtoa y. John Lewis, George Young and vi Simms were taken to the Maryland penitentiary. Two carp were taken from the Eastern branch here yesterday, the largest weighing about 25 pounds. Mr. Geo, Sise has been appointed post- master for the Hyattsville office, and Mr, Ed- ward Godman for the oflice at Bladensburg. Mr. John Stephen, of lensburg, was married in ‘Andrew's Episcopal church, Washington, yesterday, to Mis ‘oline Thom- son, of that city. T! by the rector, Re ee The Girls’ School at Foo Chow, China. The local branch of the Women’s Foreign Missionary society held » meeting last night at Foundry M. E. church and raised $300 to aid in the support of the girl’s school at Foo Chow, China. Mrs. J. McKendree Riley presided, while Mrs, L. H. Tilton performed the duti of secre Rev. Dr. Wynkoop related i nCes AS ATH oO an attentive » and then thi concluded the proc THE COUR f Justice Bingham. lor; nt by t, Blane Cine ¢ Monlgomery, Yester ud Ohio railroad c -2875, airy Covnr-—Judge Cox, Yesterday, Burrows agt. Milburn: filing of mental bill allow Hawkins agt, reference to Me- age lofend- decree dis- James C, ant or missing bill. Clark ordered to produce books Isemann agt. King; Tobriner and pointed receivers. nagt, Jackson; ert Craig appointed truste i JouRT.— ister Clagett, Yesterd: nm re estate of Charles C. Burr; receipt of distributees filed, In re ate of ‘Timothy Sands; report of B. H. In re estate of Stanley Matthe Solger: Matthews signed bond and qualified, In re of Joseph Birch: J. M. Johnson signed | d qualified, In re estate of Lemuel ams; will filed. In re estate of Ann C. I; will filed; order of publication issued, ——- Harr Rares to New York Vra Pe: MLROAD FOR THE WasiINGTON . In order to afford the public e cility for attending the Centennial celebration of Gen, Washington's inauguration as first President of the United 8, to be celebrated at New York April 29th, 30th, and May Ist, the Pennsylvania railroad company will sell exeur- ¥ ween April 27th . 5.50 from Washing- ‘Tickets are good only for continuous pas- sage on through trains to New York from April 27th to May Ist, but no ticket will be sold on Ist f y train arriving in New York r than noon of thatday, Returning tickets will be good for cuntinuons passage on trains leaving New Yurk on April 27th to May 6th, in- Py YLVA~ STE! RRR OO = J RoR oe es % ra YY AA Ss RR 00 + BBB A KK WO NN Gi BB AA KK it RX 3 gS bee A ES OH SRE & ca BBB AA KOK OIL NNN GGG PPP. 00) WOW WwW DDD EI PoP OO wWwwwwo>pD _ m8 PPP O O WWWW D D EE P oOo Oo WWWW D D E RR wo ¥ 00 6©W 6 6W «OCD sOdKER OE OR 7 ABSOLUTELY PURE This powder never varies A marvel of purity, st ‘h,and wholesomeness. More economical than the ordinary kinds, and cannot be sold in competition with the multitude of Jow-test, short-weight alum or phosphate powder. Sold only tn cans, KOYaL Bax. ING FowbEu Co., 100 Wall street, N. x. Jan] 2.m,tu,th&t To Fornow, Fray Oxy, 300 pairs 25c. stantped Pillow Shams, 190. 25 pairs Hemstitched Linen, regular price, $2; $1.65 pair. gat dozen MomieCloth Doylies Stamped, 40c. per 2. 100 dozen Open Work Bibs stamped, 9c, each, New Hemstitched Squares, new 85. 25e. Momie Cloth Splasher, Saaey ‘Two yard Long Burean Scarf, 350, lew Handsome Designs for Bed Spreads and Pilluw Shams to be worked in Rope Silk or Bargaron dei ss We Sateant ema a ae AT OPPENHEIMER'S DECORATIVE ART ROOMS, e 514 9th street n.w., Agents La ‘the New Home Sewing Machines, OSE dayaruane aioe, Senge FLOUR WU DOUBLE COMBINATION, 11th stae Warner filed. } jj Mortimer | jy. You Neep iL Now To impart strength and give s feeling of health and Vigor throughout the system, there is nothing equal to Hood's Sarsaparilla. It seems peculiarly adapted to overcome that tired feeling caused by change of sea- ‘son, climate or life, and while it tones and sustains the system it purifies and renovates the blood, We ear- nestly urge the large army of clerks, bookkeepers, teachers, housewives, operatives and others who have ‘been closely confined during the winter, and who need A GOOD SPRING MEDICINE, to try Hood’s Sarsaparilla ow. Don’t delay. “Every spring for years I have made ita practice to take from three to five bottles of Hood's Sarsaparilla, because I know it purifies the blood and thoroughly cleanses the system of all impurities. That languid feeling, sometimes culled ‘spring fever,’ will never Visit the system that has been properly’ this never-fatling remedy.”—W. H. LAWRENCE, Edi- tor Agricultural Epitomist, Indianapolis, Ing. PURE BLOOD, “For years at irrecular intervals in all seasons, I suffered the intolerable burning and itching of blood poisoning by ivy. It would break out on my legs, in my throat and eyes. Last «pring I took Hood's Sar. ‘saparilla, as a blood puritier, with no thought of it as aspecial remedy for lvy poisoning, but it has effected a permanent and thorough cure."—CALVIN TT, SHUTE, Wentworth, N. H. HOODS SARSAPARILLA, Sold by all druggists. €1, six for $5, Prepared only by C.1. HOOD & CO., Lowell, Mass, 100 DOSES ONE DOLLAR. 3 CITY ITEMS. The Best 5 Mixed Tea in the world issold in our Tea and Coffee department. We guarantee it against any 50c. or 60c. Tea sold elsewhere, ‘Try it, “M, & P. Merzorr, 417 7th st.n. it we A Piano out of tune, and with defective keys, will I ruin the ear and fingering of any Send for ER, eXpert tuner. . prooms 801 9th st. new. S. W. Augenstein, 817, 819, and 821 7th st. n.w., intends to close out’ his entire stock of Carriages; cost will not be considered. Read and be convinced, The entire line is new, d stylish patterns, Full size Rattan well upholstered in reps, 5. 210.08 Rattan Carriages, wire wheels, $6.59. Handsome Reed Carriages, satin and satin parasol, 9.78; worth £16, tiful Reed or Kattan Carriages, lined with silk plush and satin parasols, $10.89; worth $25, Allour $25 Cikriages reduced to $13.29. All other goods equally as lo 1t* At Cost! At Cost! At Cost! A large line of fine Groceries at prime cost. Come and see the low prices, All goods in plain figures, It M. & P. Merzcen, 417 7th st. nw. No Cure, No Pay. andall kind’ ‘of discases cured in 8, gus een’s residence, : Robt. Hardon, Grant and Pi ut Pleasant, City, and Paul Bonavires, Dropsy hirt sat Penn ave, nw. ap22-t* Peerless Dyes Are the best. Sold by druggists, m20-3m 30 Shaves for 2 Cents. Mail two cents to Colgate & Co., 55 Jehn st., N. ¥., for a sample of Demulcent Sitaving Soap, ap16-tu,f2w For Bright, Quick Fire and cheap, clean fuel buy Washington Gas Light Company's Coke. Jouxson Droruers, ja5-6m Exclusive Agents, Gnearty Repveep Prices IN CHILDREN’S LONG COATS. PRICES AS FOLLOWS: Original Price. AG 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 < 3.50 6 3.50 6 5.00 5.00 4.00 38 4.00 8 5.00 8 9.00 8 5.00 8 5.00 8 5.00 8 5.00 8 4.00 10 bye 19 ms | § 500 10 re 10 BI 10 10. 98 10 2 iz 5.00 12 5.00 iz 5.00 12 6.00 iz 5.00 22 1000 i 16.00 a4 g z E Saturday morning, April 13, Pa- opportunity, rare r as these goods are all strictly first-class, and prices cut to reduce stock, ‘WM. H. McKNEW, Buccessor to R, H. Taylor, apl2 933 Pennsylvania ave, QBDERS TAKEN ‘NOW ENABLE US TO MAKE good arrangements with manufacturers, therefore for 30 DAYS we will sell WOOD MANTELS at an ENOR- MOUS DISCOUNT. The new designs all in and our floors sre crowded. ‘Purchasers can have goods stored until wanted with- out charge and no payment is required until delivery ia made. This is the best chance ever offered to. select from an extensive stock of choice designs. aple HAYWARD & HUTCHINSON. ‘APRIL 23, 1889 AMUSEMENTS. = === aes [pect NER SOCLETY CONCERT, THURSDAY EVENING, APRIL 25, 1889, UNIVERSALIST CHURCH, corner 13th and L sts. Soloists— MADEMOISELLE pe NOGTEIRAS. MR ANTON GLOETZNER. MR. HERMANN RAKEMANN. ‘MR. ERNEST SZEMELENYA. Admission (Reserved)... one. 75 Conta, ‘Tickets at Wm. Knabe & Co.'s, 817 Market Space and at Church door. -3t wn (ELMS CLUB. ‘Third and Laat Concert of Seri UNIVERSALIST CHURCH, cor, 13th ant t SATURDAY EVENING, apiiL Programe— LE DE ROS 5 a 188 FIELDING ROSELLE, ‘Contralte, atts Tag . ‘haste, ‘Conductor. f ap23-5t ‘W WASHINGTON THEATER. 11th st., South of Pennsylvania Avenue. v. ALS 14 Kope Walker. $3 a Tues. Thur, Sat, Minute to anybody that rides tu Usual prices: Matinees Mo . 3. BL CALDWELL'S 3 ial May Bali. MAY 7, 8:30 yi Corner H and 5th sts. n. w, Season terminates Tuesday, May 14. Geen ARMY HALL, FREE, ke THs EVENING, at S o'clock p.m. ALEAvGH'S GRAND OPERA HOUSE. EASTER WEEK, “A POSITIVE MUSICAL NOVELTY.” RICE AND DIXEY’S COMIC OPERA CO. In a sumptuous production of the comic Chinese opera by C. A. BYRNE, THE PEARL OF PEKIN, A Grand Company of SIXTY ARTISTS and the Eo- ceutric Comedian, LOUIS HARRISON, Genuine Chinese Band, Imported Oriental Scenery, Costumes and Bric-a-Bruc, and a Giant Right Feet in Height. MATINEES WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY. _ Next Week—THE CAVALIER. N ATIONAL THEATER. Every Evening, Matinees Wed. and Sat. ‘TO-NIGHT, ate so23_ GEORGE H. ADAMS (GRIMALDD, In the Pantomime Comedy H i ot ion HHRE ss, HE HM HIM HHHER, ioe Sss8 HOW HOW Supported by Miss Toma Hanlon, Mr. Sam Bernard, a company of comedians, April 29—LYDIA THOMPSON im burlesque. ap20_ HAs Bou THEATER 2 . FORT May Ball will take place at th yon MONDAY, May 6, 8:30 id $1. A luuited number of tickets f st. CosGkuGATION AL CHURCH. NG, APRIL 2 BY THE SAL PL. Music Stores—Droop, ¥: 1110 F st nw. Zouk Stores-Ballautyne & Son,428 7th st.; MePbee, 207 Pa. ave. 8. Drug Stores—Standifond's, Oth and F sts.; Helpben- | th and Vermont ave. ; Lblitt House: Pitzer’s, pitol and Sti sts. Also, at door om eveuing of | Metzerott & Co, ‘sion Tickets can be anged for Keserved 8, Without extra charge, 2 Pa. the music store of E. OPEN AT 0. CONCERT, & P. M. teinway & Sous Piano-forte used on this occa- Is been “kindly furnished free of chars Droop. FAB AND Bazaar OF THE MARION RIFLES, ar MASONIC TEMPLE, From APRIL 22D to MAY 4TH. Single Admission... Season Tickts,... pecial attractions exch wich. PTH A AL BALL OF ‘THE COACHMEN | Beuelicial Society of Washington, D. C } To beviven at Grand Army Hall, 1414 Pa. ave. 2. wa | WEDNESDAY EVENING, APRIL 1889, ‘Tickets, adznitting ventleman and ladies, $1, eyo | [HE NATIONAL JockEY CLUB RACES, Wednesday, April 24, Thursdzy, April 25, Friday, April 26, Saturday, April 27. Monday, April 29, ‘Tuesday, April 30, Wednesday, May 1. Thursday, May 2. FIVE RACES EACH DAY. All the First Class H2ce Horses and pteple Chasers FIRST RACE AT 3 O'CLOCK, Special race trains via Baltimore and OLio ‘Railroad at 12:10, 1:50, and ‘2-30 p. m, Returning trains will be in waiting when the races are over. CARRIAGES SHOULD GO VIA M STREET. Perfect order will be preserved. Objectionable Persons Will, as op previous occasions, Le excluded. ‘Members’ badges can now be obtained from . T. THOMPSON, treasurer, Vernon Row, coruer Tent Street and Pennsylvania avenue northwest, J. C, McKIBBIN, President. HL. D. McINTYRE, Secretary. eplG-l4t GODWIN BROS. rors ow tus WASHINGTON AND BALTIMORE RACES, One of our firm will attend the above races, and be prepared, as hexetufore, tuitsuish EB “GILT-EDGED” INVOR! Of thomsen INDORMATION we Ob Soine, = GOOD SHORT ONES. phogteas tc, send for vrospectus to GOODWIN fnvestinent at treck can also be went. at \OACHING EXTRAORDINARY. Jess than COACH ‘miles in per- HeADILLY Sooper views of that no intelligent Aa to miss, as it will SS eee res Mr. P. J. EY, “WCNDER” ouistchett's Hotel, cedllly, toda, GABven Bazan OF THE OLD GUARD At NATIONAL RIFLES’ ARMORY, April 15,1889, Seselton tcvet: Sdtcenta, NEW NATIONAL THEATER. ‘Matinee Performances for the Benefit of the Nstional apl2-12t ea 3 ee. MN we eee N mb: iss 1 N t cash price: ed a MESON, 1 “whl Nw rt © 1 terest i” ¥. A YNN_NE Idi c m1 YNN NEWMAN sun E Buildive. LOAN ursty, z 7 1 X pe arent ert nt tnd week, fee yard “pring pe = Sare 50. worth ape p-BOOR Pa y . Oxx 86.50 N Ew Yors New Yor AND Rervas, Rerves. via PENNSYLVANIA RATLROAD, ON THE OCCASION OF THE CENTENNIAL ANNIVERSARY OF GEN. WASHINGTON’S INAUGURATION, APRIL 29TH, 30TH AND MAY 1ST, 1889, ROUND-TRIP TICKETS at above rate will be sold from WASHINGTON April 27th to May Let inclusive, good on ALL TRAINS (in- cluding New York and Washtugton aud Congressioual Limited Express trains) arriving in New York before noon of May Ist. RETURN COUPONS VALID FOR PASSAGEUNTIL ANDINCLUDING MAY 6TH. CHAS. F. PUGH, 3. R. WooD, General Manager. Gen. Passenger Agent. GEO. W. BOYD, Asst. Gen" wie: Gen'l Pass's Agent. LOBE THEATER, a sa nna. ave., near 11th st. Matinees Tuesday, Wednesday: Friday aud Saturday. CLASS VARIETIES. Afternoon at Nixh o'clock. _ Adnuission, 10, 20 and 3i0e ap2?-6r RAND REOPE ) BATTLE OF BULL KUN, MONDAY, APRIL - AT PANORAMA BUILDING, apl7-3m 15th «t., south of Avenue, (CATHOLIC ORPHANS PAIR, ~ Upen two weeks ‘Commencing EASTER TUESDAY EVENING, apl9-lw At New York Avenue Rink. SXCURSIONS. (GUBEAT FALLS a Steam Pacset Valle: DAY and TUPSDAY Georgetown, at Sa. m! Fare, ug. For charter, telephone © a) it ABIN JOHN BRI il u DGE. st wh Canad ste. 0c. Grand bass fsh- ‘uuberlaud boat-house, MONEY TO LOAN. 7 PER CENT, IN om real estate in D)C.3° NE ii Mi} 4 RR Sate vesteNt SAFE AS U5. eix PER CEST: FAV AbL QUARTERS 5 8 10 10 i guy. MALL Pasuca -! 7 £15,000-TO LOAN 10,000 tt ON REAL FsTaTR, __>00__{ap18]_THOS. E. WAGGAMAN,__ EY TO Loan On Approved Keal Estate Security in District of Columbia, ih any suus desired, at lowest rates of iu- terest THOS. J. FISHER & OO., _apll AS Fst. uw, ONLY INE TO LOAN ON GOOD REAL estate security, ALBERT F, FOX, po-1m 920 F 300. Monet Po Loan— B\ Large suns oi iuoney always on hend to Joan om upproved Teal estate security, in sums to suit. BM. WAKNEK & 00., O16 Fst. n ON ALL KINDS OF PERSONAE aos, Onmaus, Sewing Machies aud +; also Furniture taken on Ntorage. On re- f postal will call. Busiuess strictly confiden WILLY, 1008 & st. now. mb30-Lu* MORES, 20 LOANS ON APPROVED | HEAL eolate, i stims te suit, at lowest ratos of interest, Gku. W NS, mh27-3m Mext® (TO Loss, IN BA. yoroved real estate MubLa, at lowest rutes of inter B0U F st n.w., 2d door trout IN REAL LSTATE, LOCAL OR and Navy Accounts, o delay: a _ 920 F st. nw $500, $1,000, 1,000, 9. 82.500, 3,000," $5,000, “8 Fu veal Esl No del al Esiate. Laowewt rater. day. E. A. McINTIKE, 15 F st, 19th and H st t 4 mb¥o-Lm w Work 2 ‘0 LOAN ON KEAL ESTATE IN SUMS to suit at Lowest rates SEDEORD W. WALKER, mbh23-3m 1006 F st. Expo Upon sane at AC A) ONEY T, LIPE AND TONTINE POLICIES bought at lusts ’ ONEY TO LOA IN SUMS xs FROM $500 UPWARD, uM 43 Dkk LOWEST KATES OF INTLUEST A COMMISSIU» On BEAL ESTATE LN THIS DISTRICT, KO. HOLTZMAN, Corner 10th aiid ¥ sts, thw, ONEY—TO LOAN ON KEAL FSTATE OR FIRST. class security, at lowest rates of int 5 wodelay Where the security’ 18 good 1 . C, GREEN, 303 7th st. nw. _mhi? M ) LOAN—$25,000 AT 5i¢ PER CENT, IN SUMS to swt, Ob real estate. GWYNN NEWMAN & ©0., 115-3, Rooms 13 and 15, Atiautic Building. ONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE IN AN! M suns, Gwyn JEW 2 Booms Hanah TO Lo: BS ON 3 : 1s suns 1 SUL, at Jowert rates om approved.coah eatate sect Tic, FOX & BROW ozu E 437 Peunsylvanis woxex TO LOAN ON REAL ExTATE AT LOW. est Rat WASE'N DANENHONER, Successor to DANENHOWEL & DON, 1115 Fst, Exrnoxz0 Yooxes Cowrasy ARE OFFERING Extraordinary bargains in Canned Goods and Evape rated Fruita, Just received ONE TON PURE VERMONT MAPLE SUGAR, price reasonable. Just received 50 dozen Cans Extra Choice Yellow Peaches, price unusually low. Don't forget our 86.50 Flour. Our Genuine Msndheling Java Coffee speaks volumes and isone of our best trade winners. ‘Try it. Another lot White Clover Honey just in, 21k, Caps 350, apis 428 Ninth st. nw. Heszrerta Scrrrxa, ELEGANT DRESS GOODS, aa beautiful Spring Shade. one yard . Seay abe re eater ee wre gt. LONSDALE CAMBRIC, tT 4” NDSOME CLUTH 1D, 62sec. pa Btn ET aes ore “Ay Sy oy As, spring shades, wide wook, ISLIN, Lew styles, Sc. x its for ‘Customers. one of ‘Presents with s POE UTT tat the very lowest peices for Gash, CARTERS, ‘711 MARKET SPACE, Next door to the Boston Variety Stora